William Traylor to Edward Traylor, 1702
LDS microfilm #31764 p. 303 Henrico Co. deeds  

This indenture made the first day of December in the first year of the reign
of our sovreign Lady Lady (last word lined out) Ann of England Scotland France
and Ireland Queen.And in teh year of our Lord God one thousand seven hundred
and two.  Between William Traylor of the par. of Bristol in Henco. County of
the one part and Edward TRAYLOR of the same parish and county, planter, of the
other part.  Witnesseth that the sd. William TRAYLOR for and in consideration
of five pounds sterling money according to agreement between them well and
fairly satisfied and paid  ---hers (unreadable) of and of every part and
parsell whereof the sd. Willm. TRAYLOR doth free quit and forever discharge
the said Edward TRAYLOR, his heirs and assigns and hath for him and his heirs
granted, bargained, sold, assigned over, enfeoffed and confirmed and doth by
the sd. presents give, grant, bargain, sell, assign over, enfeoff and confirm
to him the said Edward TRAYLOR his heirs and assigns forever one parcell of
land containing about one hundred acres of land more or less situate lying and
being in the county of Henco.  in the parish of Bristoll and on the North side
of Appomatox River above the land of George ARCHER.  viz: Beginning at a
corner forks (word unreadable) hickory on the sd. river and runneth thence
into the woods north two hundred and eighty poles to a red oak thence east by
south one fourth southerly sixty seven poles to a mulberry tree thence south
down to the river to a corner willow tree along the river and thence to the
place we began at.  being a part of a pattent granted Govr. Francis NIcholson,
Esq. Governor: unto the said William TRAYLOR bearing date October the 24th
Anno 1701   To have and to hold the said one hundred acres of land more or
less and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging   to him the sd. Edward
TRAYLOR  his heirs and assigns for ever in as large and ample manner to all
intents and purposes as he (word unreadable) to William TRAYLOR or any other
might or could  enjoy the same and further the sd. William TRAYLOR doth for
himself (word unreadable) Execr. and (word unreadable)
continued p. 304
(word unreadable) proven and agreed to and with the sd. Edward TRAYLOR his
heirs and assigns that he the said William TRAYLOR (word unreadable) without
(word unreadable) and rightfully seized of the said land by an Indescribable
(word unreadable) in Law and that the sd. land is free and clear and is (word
unreadable) shall be warranted and maintained free and clear from any forces?
bargain sale gift grant dower estate title clause or interest made by him the
sd. William TRAYLOR or any other person or persons claiming  ----der? him or
his heirs  by or with personal consent and procurement and that he the sd.
Edward TRAYLOR  his heirs or assigns shall  personally equably enjoy all that
before described premises (word unreadable) without the (word unreadable)
hindrance or molestation of him the said William TRAYLOR or his heirs.  In
Witness where of the said William TRAYLOR hath hereunto set his hand and seal
this day and year first written.
William (his X mark) TRAYLOR  (seal)       Judith TRAYLOR   (seal)
Henrico Co. Xber  1st 1702
signed sealed and delrd. in the presence of 
______?(Harriss?) THWEATT Junr.   Chas. ROBERTS     Henry WALTHALL
Acknowledged in open court by the subscribed William TRAYLOR at which time
also appeared the subscribed Judith TRAYLOR wife of the aforesd. William
TRAYLOR and did freely and voluntarily surrender and relinquish up her right
of dowery of in and unto the aforementioned land and premises
Test. (name unreadable)


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