Franklin County, Virginia deed book 4, p.177

Names in this record:

CALLAWAY, Ja.
AKERS, William
KINSER, Jacob
KINSEY, Jacob


Jacob Kinsey/Kinser to William Akers, 29 May 1801, 180 acres on Bush Run, a branch of the Blackwater River, in Franklin County

page 177

This Indenture made this 29th day of May 1801 between
Jacob Kinsey of Franklin County of the one part, and William Akers of
The same County of the other part: Witnesseth that he the said Jacob Kinsey
for and in consideration of the just and full sum of one hundred pounds
lawful money of Virginia to him the said Jacob Kinsey in hand paid by the
said William Akers the Receipt whereof he the said Jacob Kinsey hath given
granted, bargained & sold, and by these Presents doth give, grant, bargain, &
sell unto him the said William Akers, one certain tract or parcel of Land in
Franklin County, on the Waters of [the] Black Water [River], on Bush Run containing one
hundred and eighty acres, and bounded as followeth to wt.: Beginning at
Pointers in Kinseys Line S. 87o E 82 po. [poles] crossing Bush Run, to a Branch
thence up the same as it meanders and up the Hollow to a small R.O. [Red Oak] No. 30 po.
E. 35 po. to Pointers, No. 12 E. 68 po. to a R.O. No. 26 E. 116 po. to a Sp. O. [Spanish Oak]
No. 72 E. 10 po. to a Chesnut tree on a road; thence along Calloway’s order [?older]
Line S. 15 E. 170 to a R.O. S. 20 W. 60 po. to a R.O. No. 30 W. 28 po. to
a R.O. in the old Line; thence with the same S.66 W.60 po. to a black oak
S.64 po. to a Hickory; No.66 West 28 po. to Pointers; S.52 W. 156 po. to a
R.O. No. 15 W. 18 po. to a Sowerwood on Bush Run; thence down the
same as it meanders to a W.O [White Oak] No. 30 West 60 po. to the Begin. together
with the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining there to
have and To hold the said bargained Land and Premises unto him the said William
Akers his Heirs and assigns for ever, and the said Jacob Kinsey his Heirs & assigns
doth warrant and for ever defend a good and lawful Right in fee Simple
unto him the said William Akers his Heirs and assigns & against the just
Claims and demand of all other persons whatsoever. In Witness whereof
he the said Jacob Kinsey hath hereunto set his hand and Seal The day &
date above written.

Test. Jacob Kinser

At a Court held for Franklin County at the Courthouse in September 1801

This Indenture of bargain and sale between Jacob Kinsey
of the one part and William Akers of the other part, was acknowledged
by the said Jacob Kinsey and ordered to be recorded.

Teste, Ja. Callaway CC

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