Diggs/Diggs Deed, 1832 - Louisa Co. VA

LOUISA CO., VA DEED BOOK T, p. 579:  13 November 1832:

Know all men by these presents that I Thomas Diggs of the county of Louisa
for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which I bear
towards the orphans of my son Thomas Diggs dec'd. I have given granted and
conveyed unto them and their heirs forever one certain tract or parcel of
land situate lying and being in said county on both sides the three
chop=Road containing by late survey three hundred acres be the same more or
less (to have possession at my death) with the reservation of the tract
called "Thackers" on the east end of said land and on the north side of the
three chop Road which sd. Thacker's tract I have given unto Pegy Jones
widow of William Jones dec'd. during her life and at her death to go to the
orphans aforesaid -- The whole of said three hundred acres is bounded as
follows to wit:  Beginning at a corner pine on the land laid off to Richard
Holland running thence north One hundred and sixty four poles to pointers =
thence South sixty eight degrees East One hundred and fifty six poles to a
large white oak -- South forty six degrees East three hundred and forty
five poles to pointers.  North seventy one degrees West seventy one poles
to James Stogdel's corner.  Thence South twenty five degrees West thirty
eight poles to the three choped road thence up the road as it meanders one
hundred and twenty nine poles to Richard Holland's new line, thence north
sixty two degrees west twenty four poles to pointers. thence north sixty
six degrees west one hundred and ninety two poles to the beginning.  To
have and to hold the before grant land and premises upon the terms above
mentioned to them the said Orphans and their heirs forever:  In witness
whereof I the sd. Thomas Diggs have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
seal this 4th day of November 1832.  			
					Thos. Diggs (seal)
Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of
John Diggs, Nathaniel W. diggs
Thomas R. Diggs
 
In Louisa County Court Clerk's Office December the 8th 1832
This deed was this day proved in the said office by the three witnesses
thereto and admitted to record.  
				Teste, John Hunter, C.S.C.


Submitted by Norma Diggs <normad@intrex.net>

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