Deed:  Madison to Boulware, Caroline Co., VA

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Deed 48-123 Richard J.Madison (to) Richard Boulware

This deed made this 10th day of April one thousand eight 
hundred and fifty three between Geo. W. Maddison and 
Elizabeth C his wife and Richard J.Madison of the
state of Virginia and county of Caroline of the first part 
and Richard E. Boulware of said State and county of the 
second part-Witnesseth that for and in consideration
of the sum of six hundred and seventy five dollars good 
and lawful money of Virginia the George W. Madison and 
Elizabeth his wife and Richard J. Madison doth grant unto 
the said Richard E. Boulware all their right to the and 
interest to a certain grist mill in said county with twenty 
five acres of land thereto attached formerly know as the name 
of Campbell Mill and adjoining the lands of James C. DeJarnett 
Wm. Winsten and others with general warranty and the said 
Geo. W. Madison and Elizabeth C his wife and Richard Madison 
truly acknowledge the receipt of the said sum of six hundred 
seventy five dollars the consideration for the said Mill
and land hereby conveyed to the said Richard E. Boulware. In 
testimony whereof we two have set our hands and affixed our 
seals this day and year first above written. Geo. W. Madison, 
Eliz C. Madison, R.J. Madison. Caroline County in Wit.

I Thomas A. Scoth a justice of the peace for the county 
aforementioned in the state of Virginia do certify that 
Geo. W. Madison whose name is signed to the above deed bearing 
date on the 20th day of April 1853, has acknowledged the same 
before me in my county aforesaid. Given under my hand this 2nd 
day of May 1853.
Thos. L. Scoth.

State of Virginia Caroline co. to Wit

 

This end of the deed follows along with the deed on 48-122.
so was not transcribed. Pat Holland 4/29/97

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