Newberry-Fairfield County ScArchives Deed.....Coate, Marmaduke - Coate Latham Milling, David T. & Maria May 27, 1818
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Newberry Village
Written: May 27, 1818

David T. Milling and Maria Coate Latham Milling Walker
Deed book M,  pg. 114-115, Newberry County Courthouse
The State of South Carolina
      Know all men by these presents that we David T. Milling and Mariah 
Milling his wife, late Mariah Coate Latham, of Clinton Jones County in the 
State of Georgia in consideration of the sum of three hundred and fifty 
dollars to us paid by Marmaduke Coate of Newberry District in the State of 
South Carolina have granted bargained sold __ ___ and by these presents do 
grant bargain sell and Release unto the said Marmaduke Coate all that Lot or 
parcel of land containing one acre situated on the North Side of Newberry 
Village in the State of South Carolina on the waters of Scotch Creek a 
branch of Bush River bounded on the East North and West by the said 
Marmaduke Coate’s  land and on the South by Isaac Jones’ Lott which said Lot 
is laid out agreeable to the plan of the said Village with the privilege of 
a Street of thirty three feet in width on the South and East sides of said 
Lot.  Together with all and singular the rights member  ________deed ____ 
away to the said ____ belonging or in any _ire in ____ or ascertaining.  I 
have ____ allowed singular the ______ unto the said Marmaduke Coate _____ 
deed  _____ assigns forever _____ bind ourselves to warrant ____ forever 
defend all and singular ____ unto the said Marmaduke Coate  deed heirs said 
any other or pursuer lawfully declaring or to claim the __ or any part 
thereof.  …. And Sealed this twenty seventh day of May in the year of our 
lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen in the year of our Lord…… in 
the forty second year of the Independence of the United States of America.
Signed sealed and secured in the presence of ……
A. Belton 

	                                                                                   
                                           
DT milling
	                                        							 
Maria Milling


Additional Comments:
 *It is possible that Maria Coate Latham's maiden name was Coate not Latham.  
Latham could be the last name of her first husband.  There is a Susannah Coate 
Latham that also owned an acre in the Village of Newberry.

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