HALIFAX CO. – DEEDS: CHALMERS – GLENN, 1819

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From Caswell Co. Land Records: Grantees, 1777-1919, LDS Family History Library 
Film, 18430 (Index) and 18438 (Deeds)

This indenture entered into this second day April One thousand and Eighteen 
hundred and Nineteen between James Chalmers of Halifax County and State of 
Virginia of the one part and John W. Glenn of the County of Caswell and State of 
(unreadable: North Carolina) of the other part.  Witnesseth that the said James 
Chalmers for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar to him in hand paid 
the receipt of which he doth hereby acknowledge hath given, granted and conveyed 
and by these presents doth give, grant and confirm unto the said John W. Glenn 
one half acre of ground in the Town of Milton situated on the west side of High 
Street and no. 4 in the range of lots laid off from said Chalmers known by the 
Office Lot of 4 In (?) in front and 208 Ft. 8” back to have and to hold the 
aforesaid lot or half acre of ground with the appurtenances thereunto belonging 
to him. The said Glenn, his heirs and assignees forever and the said Chalmers 
doth covenant and agree for himself, his heirs, and with the said Glenn his 
heirs and assignees that he will forever warrant and defend the right and title 
to the premises aforesaid agt (against?) the claim or claims of all persons 
whatsoever unto the sole use of him, the said Glenn, his heirs and assignees 
forever.

In testimony whereof the said James Chalmers hath hereunto set his hand and 
affixed his seal the date above written.

James Chalmers
April Court 1819

Signed in the presence of Green Smith

Note by transcriber: John W. Glenn was James Chalmers son-in-law