Giles County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Deed.....Burton, James - Perdue, Eleanor August 14, 1850
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Written: August 14, 1850
Recorded: September 1850

THIS INDENTURE made and entered into this 14th day of August 1850 by and 
between Eleanor Perdue of the county of Wyoming and State of Virginia of the 
first part and James Burton of the county of Giles and state aforesaid of the 
second and last part. WITNESSETH that for and in consideration of the sum of 
two hundred and twenty five dollars in hand paid to Rowland Fletcher by the 
same James Burton the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged the said Fletcher 
having purchased of the said Eleanor and transfered his claim to the said James 
Burton and desiring a conveyance to be made to him the said Burton. The said 
Eleanor in consideration of the premises aforesaid and for the further 
consideration of the sum of one dollar to her in hand paid at and before the 
insealing and delivery of these presents hath bargarned & sold and by these 
presents doth give grant bargain & sell unto the said James Burton all her 
right title and interest in & to a certain tract or parcel of land situated 
lying and being in the county of Giles on Roberbusiness(?) a branch of 
Kimberling and containing two hundred and twenty nine acres be the same more or 
less. The same being the precise land decreed to the said Elenaor Perdue by the 
Judge of the Circuit Superior Court of Law & Chancery for the county of Giles 
some years since in a suit in the said court pending in which the said Eleanor 
Perdue was complaintant and Elias Harmon and James Hector were defendants. To 
have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with the appurtances thereto 
belonging to the said James Burton his heirs and assigns forever. And the said 
Eleanor Perdue convenants and agrees to and with the said James Burton his 
heirs and assigns that the title to the said tract or parcel of land to the 
said James Burton his heirs & assigns forever free from the claim or claims of 
the said Eleanor Perdue and all claims by through or under her, or the heirs & 
legal representatives of the said Eleanor, but against the claim or claims of 
none others by these presents will forever warrant and defend. In testimony 
where of the said Eleanor Perdue hath hereunto set her hand & seal the year & 
date just aforesaid.
                               Eleanor (her X mark) Perdue
Wyoming County to wit;
              We Chrispyance Walker and John Howerton two acting Justices of 
the Peace in and for the county aforesaid certify that Eleanor Perdue to a 
certain and bearing oath the 14th day of August 1850 and hereton annexed 
personally appeared before us in the county aforesaid and acknowledged the same 
to be her act and deed and desired us to the said acknowledgement to the clerk 
of the County Court of Giles in order that the said deed may be recorded. Given 
under our hands and seals this 14th day of August 1850.
CHA Walker JP (seal)
John Howerton JP (seal)
Virginia in the County Court of Giles Sept term 1850.
     This deed of bargain & sale from Elearnor Perdue to James Burton with the 
certificate of acknowledgement annexed was presented in Court and admitted to 
record.
Seals R. A. French C. of G
(Rufus A. French)

Additional Comments:
Eeanor (maiden?name) widow of Thomas Perdue who died in Giles Co., Virginia in 
1829.

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