Pittsylvania County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Deed.....Gross, Richard - Commonwealth Of Virginia, James Tyler, Governor December 5, 1826
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Pittsylvania County, headwaters of Bannister River
Written: December 5, 1826

Land Grant - Samuel M. Lovell and Richard Gross
16 September 1826  
Pittsylvania County
115 acres on the head waters of Bannister River
Source: Land Office Grants No. 75, 1826-1827, p. 343 (Reel 141). 
Margin Notes: Samuel M. Lovell & c., 115 acres, Pittsylvlania, Excd. & Gt. 
dated to Capn Witcher, bearer of sect. Decm. 5. 1826.
 
John Tyler, Esq, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia: To all to whom 
these presents shall come, Greeting; Know yes, that in conformity with a 
Survey, made on the thirteenth day of May 1825, by virtue of the Land office 
Treasury warrants [illegible] 15 acres by No 7305 [illegible] October 8th 
1822; and 100 acres by No 7920 April 12th 1825 there is granted, by the said 
Commonwealth, unto Samuel M. Lovell and Richard Gross; A certain Tract or 
parcel of land, containing One Hundred and fifteen acres, situated in the 
County of Pittsylvania on the head waters of Bannister river, and bounded as 
followeth to wit: Beginning at Parkers corner pointers, thence with her lines; 
North sixty five degrees west, sixteen poles to a red oak, thence North eighty 
eight degrees west, one hundred and fifteen poles to Harts corner white oak; 
thence with his line South twelve degrees East; one hundred and eighty poles 
crossing Banister river and a small branch to a chestnut tree in Breedings 
line; thence along his line North Eight five degrees East fifty eight poles 
crossing the aforesaid branch to Mitchell's corner red oak; thence along his 
line North seventy three degrees East, one hundred and fifty four poles 
crossing the aforesaid river to the beginning To have and to hold the said 
tract or parcel of Land, with it appurtenances, to the said Samuel M. Lovell & 
Richard Gross and their heirs forever. In witness whereof, the said John Tyler 
Esq Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, hath hereunto set his Hand and 
caused the letter Seal of the said Commonwealth to be affixed, at Richmond, on 
the Sixteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight 
hundred and twenty six and of the commonwealth the fifty first 
John Tyler


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