WAKE COUNTY, NC - DEEDS - Edward Hocut to William Hocut, 1785

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Deeds of Wake County, North Carolina
Book F, p. 281

This Indenture made this 12th day of February in the year of our Lord 
Christ one thousand seven hundred and eighty five between Edward Hocut in 
the County of Wake and State of North Carolina on the one part and William 
Hocut of the same State and in the County Of Johnston on the other part.  
Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of thirty pounds specie 
to him in hand paid the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge myself fully 
and entiely satisfyed continted and paid have bargained sold and confirmed 
and conveyed unto the said William Hocut his heirs and assigns forever one 
certain tract or parcell of Land and plantation ying and Being in the 
County of Wake partly and a small corner in the County of Johnston and 
altogether lying in the N side of Buffellow creek begining at a pine in 
John Wooten's line thence along East to the back line thence North to a 
BlackJack hence West along the line to the Creek then keeping the said 
creek to the first Station in ___ Wootens it being part of a parcel of land 
conveyed from Lodowick Alford to Edward Hocut and now conveyed from Edward 
Hocut to William Hocut, his brother, which by estimation is one hundred 
acres more or less together with the appurtenances thereunto belonging or 
in any wise appertaining to the said land and does promise and engage 
himself his heirs and Executors and assigns and . . . that he hath in
himself good right and full Power and lawfull authority to give grant 
Execute and forever confirm unto the said William Hocut his heirs and 
assigns . . .
the said Edward Hocut for myself my heirs and every of them from Making any
other instruments of writing or deed avoiding in the law for the sure 
making the title of the said land and promises to be free and clear from 
all encumbrances whatsoever.  In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my 
hand and my seal the day and year first above Written.

Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us:
Hardy (H his mark) Siles
William Sharp

Registered September Court, 1785