SOUTH CAROLINA - UNION COUNTY - DEEDS - HOGAN TO HOGAN - 1787

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Deeds of Union County, South Carolina
Book B, page 43

This Indenture made this Twentyseventy day of September in the Year of Our Lord Christ 
One Thousand Seven hundred and Eightyseven and the Eleventh Year of American Independency.  
Between James Hogan and Conny his wife of the State of South Carolina and County of Union 
of the one part and James Hogans Senior of said State and County of the Other part.  
Witnesseth that said James Hogans Junior Conny Hogans for and in consideration of the 
sum of one hundred pounds Sterling Money them the said James Hogans Junior and Conny Hogan 
in hand well and Truly paid by the said James Hogan Senior at and before the Sealing and 
Delivering of these presents the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged and they the 
said James Hogins Junior and Conny Hogin his wife hath bargained Sold and by these 
presents doth bargain Sell and Deliver unto the Said James Hogin Senior all  
that plantation Or Tract of Land Containing one hundred and ninety seven acres and 1/2.  
Situate in Union County in the fork between Broad and Tygar Rivers on a branch of 
Tygar River Called Bogins bruk bounding Southwardly on Land granted to Isaac Hollingsworth 
the above land was granted to Hezekiah Gentry by the Honourable William Moultier Esquire 
Governor and Commander in Chief in and over the State of South Carolina. bearing Date the 
fifth day of June Ano Domi. one Thousand and Seven hundred and Eighty Six and in the 
tenth Year of American Independence which said one hundred and Ninety Seven acres and 
1/2 acres of Land Together whole and Singular The woods underwoods timber and 
Timbertrees Meadows pastures ponds lakes ways water courses gardens profits Rights 
appurtenances whatsoever there unto belonging or in anyway thereto appurtaining to the 
Said  Land and hereditaments and the Reversion and Reversions Rents Issues and profits 
Thereof and Every part and parcel thereof to have and to hold the said Plantation or 
Tract of Land Containing One hundred and Ninety Seven 1/2 acres whole and every of 
the Remissions and appurtenances There unto belonging Or in any wise appertaining 
there unto belonging unto The Said James Hogins Senior his heirs and assigns for ever 
and I the said James Hogin and Conny Hogins will warrent and forever Defend the Said 
Land unto the Said James Hogins Senior his heirs or assigns from the Just  Claim or 
Demand of him the Said James Hogins Junior and Conny Hogins their heirs Executors  
or Administrators against all and Every other person or persons whatsoever.
In Witness wherof the said James Hogins Junior and Conny Hogins have here unto set 
their hands and Seals the Day and Year first above Written.
James Hogins
Conny (her / mark) Hogans

Signed Sealed and Delivered In presence of:
John Woods
Josiah Wood
William Hogans
James (his + mark) Bonester


Rec. the day and year within written one hundred pounds sterling being the full consideration.
I say Received by me.  James Hogins Junior

Test. 
W. Hogans
John Wood
James (his + mark) Banaster

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