PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VA - DEED - Murphey to Eckhols, 1769
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[Deed, William Murphey to Jacob Eckhols, 16 Apr 1769]
[Pittsylvania Co., VA Deed Book 1, pp. 365, 366]
[transcribed by Mark A. Murphy, 22 Mar 2001]

365
Eckhols from Murphey Deed
This Indenture made the Sixteenth day of April in the year of our
Lord, One thousand seven hundred and Sixty nine Between William
Murphey of Augusta County in Virginia of the one part and Jacob
Eckhols of the County of Bedford and Colony of Virginia of the 
other part WitneSseth that the said William Murphey for and in
consideration of the Sum of fifteen pounds of lawfull money to him
in hand from by the said Jacob Eckhols the Receipt whereof the said
William Murphey doth hereby acknowledge he the said William
Murphey hath Granted Bargained and Sold aliened[?] and Confirmed
and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell alien and Confirm
unto the said Jacob Eckhols his Heirs and aSsigns forever all that 
meSsuage and Tenement and all that piece or parcel of Land lying 
and being in Pittsylvania County on both sides the north fork of 
Gobbintown Creek & Bounded as followeth to wit Beginning at a
spanish oak thence off South forty five degrees East sixteen poles
to a Hicory north five degrees East ninety six poles to a white oak
North thirty one and ........... [sic] a quarter degrees east forty four
poles to a chesnutt oak norht sixty degrees west one hundred and 
nine poles to a white oak south forty five degrees west two hundred
and thirteen acres it being first conveyed from Isham Barnet the patent
whereof is dated the tenth Day of September One thousand seven
hundred and fifty five and also all Trees Woods underwoods tithes
Commons Common of pasture profits commodities Advantages
Hereditaments[?] Ways waters and appurtenances whatsoever to the
said meSsuage and Lands above mentioned belonging or any wise
appertaining and also the Reversion and reversions Remainder &
remainders Rents and Services of the said premises and of every part

366
thereof and all Estate right title Interest clame and Demand whatsoever
to him the said William Murphey of in and to the said MeSsuage and
land above mentioned and premises and every part thereof To have
and to hold the said meSsuage or Tenement & all & singular the 
premises above mentioned and every part and parcel thereof & the
appurtenances unto the said Jacob Eckhols his Heirs & aSsigns so the
only proper use and behalf of the said Jacob Eckhols hsi Heirs and 
aSsigns forever and the said William Murphey for him and his Heirs
the said meSsuage or Tenement and Premises and every part thereof
against him and his Heirs and against all and every other person and
persons whatsoever to the said Jacob Eckhols his Heirs and aSsigns
shall and will Warrant & forever Defend by these presents In WitneSs
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this Day and
date above Written.
Signed Sealed & Delivd.	}	William Murphy[sic]  L.S.
In presence of us
Jeremiah his I  mark Murrow		Interlined before aSsigned
Darrily[?] her D mark Murrow		first word april[?]
Tully Choice			W.M.
Memorandum
That on the day and date within writen[sic] livery of Seizen[?] was made
of the Land and Premises within Livery of Sisen was made of the Land
& premises within mentioned [sic] writen by William Murphey to Jacob
Eckhols WitneSs my hand this Twenty fifth day of October One 
thousand seven hundred and Sixty nine.	Willm. Murphy[sic]
Tell Tully Choice
Jeremiah his I mark Murrow
Darrily her D mark Murrow
At a Courtheld fo Pittsylvania County on the 2d N Day of Octr. Witns
This Indenture together the Memorandum of Livery and Seizen herean
Indorsed was proved by the Oaths of the WitneSses thereto to be the 
Acts and Deed fo the above named William Murphey and the same was
ordered to be Recorded By the Court.
Examined		Test	Will Tunstall Cl[?]

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