Franklin County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Deed.....Perdue, Meshack - Commonwealth Of, Virginia October 10, 1809
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Franklin Co., Virginia
Written: October 10, 1809
Recorded: January 26, 1810

Meshack Perdue
205 acres
Franklin
John Tyler, Esquire, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, To all to whom 
these presents shall come Greetings: know ye that by virture of an Exchanged 
Treasury warrant, number five hundred and thirteen issued the twenty first day 
of May, seventeen hundred and ninety three there is granted by the said 
Commonwealth, unto Meshack Perdue, a certain tract or parcel of land, 
containing two hundred and five acres, by survey bearing date, the twentieth 
day of July, one thousand eight hundred and eight; lying and being, in the 
county of Franklin, on the waters of Black water and bounded as followeth, to 
with: Beginning at pointers formerly a black oak, thence south fifty nine 
degrees west forty poles to a black oak, north fifty five degrees west seventy 
three poles to two spanish oaks, north three degrees, west one hundred and 
eighty poles to pointers, south fifty seven degrees, west ninety two poles to a 
post oak in Lumsdens line and with the same north three degrees, east sixty 
poles to a white oak in Prices line and with it north eighty two degrees, east 
ten poles to a white oak in Dillons old line and with it south seventy five 
degrees, east two hundred and thirty poles crossing two branches to a black oak 
in Lennards line and with it south five degrees, east two hundred and ten poles 
to the beginning, with its appurtenances; To have and to hold the said tract or 
parcel of Land with its appurtenances, to the said Meshack Perdue and his heirs 
forever. In witness whereof the said John Tyler, esquire, Governor of the 
Commonwealth of Virginia, Hath hereunto set his hand, and caused the lesser 
seal of the said Commonweath to be affixed at Richmond, on the tenth day of 
October in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and nine, and of 
the Commonwealth the thirty-fourth.
John Tyler
(Esd &
original deld
to Silas Garrett
bearer of recpt
Jany 26, 1810)

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