Belcher/Prunty Deed, 1807

p. 317

This Indenture was made this sixth day of April 1807, between Robert Prunty of
the County of Franklin and State of Virginia of the first part & Francis
Belcher of the County of Franklin & State aforesaid of the other part.
Witnesseth that the said Robert Prunty hath and doth for and in consideration
of the sum of Seventy five pounds in hand paid this Receipt where of is hereby
acknowledged, granted Bargained & Sold unto the said Francis Belcher a certain
Tract or parcel of Land ---- containing one hundred acres more or less, lying
and being in the said County of Franklin on both sides of the Long Branch;
Beginning at a white oak in Elisha Eastis line, thence with Saml. Collands &
John James's line crossing the Long Branch to Pointers in Bottom Eastis line,
thence with his line to Jessee Eastis corner Hickory, thence with his lines to
Elisha Eastis lines, thence with it to the Beginning.  To have & to hold unto
the said Francis Belcher his heirs etc forever in an indefeatible[?] Estate
and the said Robert Prunty doth for himself his heirs & etc covenant and agree
to & with the said Frances Belcher his heirs & to warrent & forever defend the
said Land & premises with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining from the Just claims or demands of any persons or persons
whatsoever. In Witness whereof the said Robert Prunty hath here unto set his
hand & affixed his Seal this day & year above written.  Signed in the presents
of ____.
Robert Prunty

Teste:
At a court held in Franklin County April 6th 1807 This Indenture of bargain
and sale between Robert Prunty of the one part and Francis Belcher of the
other part was acknowledged by the said Robert Prunty & ordered to be
recorded.
Teste:
James Calloway, Clerk of Franklin Co. 

Submitted by Juanita Belcher Thinnes <Juanitz@aol.com>

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