Wayne County, NC – Wayne & Randolph Counties - 
                   Act to Validate Deeds, 1826

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Chapter LXIV - An Act to declare valid certain deeds registered in the 
counties of Wayne and Randolph. WHEREAS the registers of the counties of 
Wayne and Randolph have, in some instances, registered deeds in their 
offices, and omitted to register also the certificate of probate of the 
said deeds, and the original deeds being lost, persons holding under 
them have their titles brought into doubt; for remedy whereof, Be it 
enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, and it 
is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That all copies of deeds 
from the registers' books of the counties of Wayne and Randolph, which 
have been heretofore registered in said books, duly certified as copies 
from said books, by the register of said counties, may be read in evidence 
as other copies from said books may by law be read in evidence, without 
the copy of certificate of probate of said deed: Provided, the register 
certify that there is no certificate of probate recorded in his books.

Source:
NC Archives
Public and Private Laws of North Carolina

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