Pearson/Tudor Deed, 1795 - Brunswick Co. Va


Deed Book 16, pgs. 239-241, Brunswick Co., VA 

THIS INDENTURE made this 25th day of April in the year of our Lord One 
Thousand seven hundred & Ninety five Between William Pearson of the County of 
Brunswick & State of Virginia of the one part & Robert Tuder of the County & 
State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said William Pearson 
for and in consideration of the sum of Forty Eight pounds twelve Shilling 
current money of Virginia to him in hand paid by the said Robert Tuder the 
Receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge, hath granted Bargained and sold, 
Alined, Enfeoffed, released, Confirmed & by these presents, doth, grant, 
Bargain, and sell Alien, Release & Confirm, unto the said Robert Tuder his 
Heirs & Assigns forever One Certain Tract, or parcel of Land and premises, 
with the appurtenances situate lying and being in the County & State 
aforesaid and bounded as followeth (Viz) Beginning at a Red Oak, and running 
North sixty eight degrees East One Hundred & Twenty Poles to a large pine 
thence North eighty eight degrees East fifty two poles to a rack, a corner to 
Morris Pearson thence North Six degrees East sixty poles, to a large Pine 
standing at the Road, a corner to Morris Pearson, thence North fifty seven 
degrees, West sixty two poles to a spanish Oak, standing near the Road, 
Thence South eighty four degrees, West sixty two poles to a Spanish Oak a 
corner to William Pearson thence South twenty degrees West one hundred and 
Thirty seven poles to the first Station, containing by estimation Eighty one 
acres be the same more or less and also the Reversions & Reversions, 
Remainder & Remainders, Rents, Issues & Services thereof. To have and to 
hold, The said Tract or parcel of Land, and Premises, above mentioned with 
the appurtenances unto the said Robert Tuder, his Heirs and assigns, to the 
only proper use & Behoof of him the said Robert Tuder, his Heirs, Exors, 
Admrs or Assigns forever, and I the said William Pearson for myself my Heirs, 
Exors, Admrs, doth covenant, grant to and with the said Robert Tuder his 
Heirs, Exors, Admrs or Assigns, that I the said William Pearson xt, & before 
the Insealing & delivering of these presents is and stands lawfully secured 
in the above demised premises in a pure and perfect Estate in fee Simple and 
hath good Right full power and due Authority to grant Sell and convey the 
same Warranting the same not only against myself my Heirs Executors Admrs or 
Assigns but against all persons, that hath or may Claim any Lawful Right or 
Title thereunto. 
In Witness whereof I the said William Pearson hath set my Hand and affixed my 
Seal the day & Year above Written.

his 
William X Pearson {SS} 
mark 

Signed Sealed and delivered in the presents of 
Teste 
Wilkins Lashley 
Littlebery Pearson 
Benjn. King 
James Alley 

Brunswick County Court December 28th 1795 
This Indenture of Bargain and sale was acknowledged by William Pearson party 
thereto to be his Act & Deed and ordered to be Recorded. 
Exmd. 

Teste 
Charles B. Jones, CLK 


Submitted by Bim Tudor <BETudorIII@aol.com>

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