Wake County NcArchives Deed.....Broadwell, Seth - Broadwell, Et Al January 5, 1869
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Written: January 5, 1869
Recorded: March 15, 1869

Wake County, North Carolina
Deed Book 27, Pg 61
5 Jan 1869

Jarratt Broadwell & wife }   This Indenture, made and entered into the 5th day
          To             }   of January A.D. 1869, between Jarratt and
Seth Broadwell           }   Elizabeth Broadwell, of the first part and Seth 
Broadwell of the second part - all of the County of Wake and State of North 
Carolina: Witnesseth That Jarratt and Elizabeth Broadwell hath for and in 
consideration of the sum of Two hundred and fifty dollars, to us in hand paid 
by the said Seth Broadwell the receipt-whereof is hereby acknowledged hath 
given granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth give, grant, 
bargain and sell unto the said Seth Broadwell, a certain tract or parcel of 
land lying and being in the County of Wake and State aforesaid on the Waters 
of Furman Creek, adjoining the land of Rufus Upchurch, Mary Wimberly, and 
others, and bounded as follows, towit: Beginning at a small Black Gum in Rufus 
Upchurch’s line running West 117-1/2 poles to a Sweet Gum; thence North 117-
1/2 poles to a Hickory in Mary Wimberly’s line; thence East 117-1/2 poles to 
pointers; thence South 117-1/2 to the first station containing eighty-five 
acres more or less with all and every the appurtenance thereunto belonging or 
in any wise appertaining and we do hereby covenant to and with the said Seth 
Broadwell and his heirs, that we have before the execution of this deed, full 
right absolute and lawful authority to sell the said Land and premises, and 
agree hereby to warrant and forever defend the right and title of the same to 
him the said Seth Broadwell, his heirs and assigns for ever.  In witness 
whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals the day and date above 
mentioned.

                                     Jarratt Broadwell (Seal)
Witness: T. T. Holland               Elizabeth (her X mark) Broadwell (Seal)
         A. C. Council

Wake County          }    Be it remembered, That on the 12th day of March 1869
In the Probate Court }    before the undersigned Judge of Probate for said 
County, personally came Jarratt Broadwell and Elizabeth Broadwell his wife, 
the persons described in and who signed the foregoing deed, and acknowledged 
the due execution thereof by them as their act and deed.  And thereupon the 
said Elizabeth Broadwell being by the undersigned privately examined separate 
and apart-from her said husband touching her free consent in the execution 
thereof doth declare on such her examination that she had executed the same 
freely of her own free will and accord, and without any force, fear or undue 
influence of her said husband or any other person, and does still voluntarily 
assent-thereto.  Therefore Let the said deed with this certificate be 
registered.
                                     J. N. Bunting
                                         Probate Judge

Registered in the office of the Register of Deeds of Wake County in Book No. 2 
at page 61, March 15th 1869.
                                     W. W. White
                                         Register of Deeds



Additional Comments:
Deed from Jarratt and Elizabeth Reeves Broadwell to their son, Seth Broadwell.

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