Prince William County, Virginia, Deeds:  Burr & Elizabeth Barton to Edward
Feagan, 1741

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Indenture between Burr Barton and Elizabeth his Wife of the County of Prince
William in the Colony of Virginia, Planter, of the one Part, and Edward Feagan
of the County and Colony aforesaid, Planter, of the other Part; for
consideration of Fifteen Pounds Current Money of the said Colony to them paid by
Feagan, Barton and wife acquit Feagan and grant to him in actual possession by
livery and seisin and by virtue of a bargain and sale, one certain Tract or
Parcel of Land scituate lying and being in the Parish of Hambleton in the County
of Prince Willism and Colony of Virginia, and on the North Side of Bulrun
Mountain being that Tract whereon the aforesaid Burr Barton now lives and which
joins on the Lands of Mary Beevins and Benjamin Drummond near the said Mountain,
Containing three hundred Acres of Land according to the several Courses of the
Patent to the said Burr Barton for the said Tract or Parcel of Land, together
with all singular the Improvements, Rights, Members, Priviledges, Advantages.
Burr Barton (his mark and seal)
Eliza Barton (her mark and seal)
Witnessed by:
John Young, Constable; Catherine Roach; and Andrew Dalton

Received of Edward Feagan the Sum of fifteen Pounds Current Money of Virginia
being the Consideration mentioned to be paid in the within Deed before the
executing the said Deed, Witness our hands the ___ day of September 1741.
Burr Barton (his mark)
Eliza Barton (her mark)
Witnessed by John Young, Constable; Catherine Roach; and Andrew Dalton

At a Court held for Prince William County the ????, 1741.  This Release with
Receit endorsed were proved by the Oaths of John Young, Catherine Roach and
Andrew Dalton to be the Acts and Deeds of Burr Barton and Elizabeth the Wife of
the said Burr Barton (being first privately examined) acknowledged the same to
be her Acts and Deeds and they were thereupon admitted to Record.
Test. Catesby Cocke, Cl. Cur. Copy Test P. Wagener, Cl. Cur. The Lease is dated
the Day next before the Release.

Indenture between John Feagan of St. Andrews Parish and County of Brunswick,
Eldest Son and Heir of Edward Feagan, late of the County of Prince William in
the Colony of Virginia, Planter, deceased, of the one part, and Alexander Waugh,
of St. Marks Parish and County of Oranage of the other part; for consideration
of five Shillings Sterling to Feagan by Sterling, Feagan leases to Waugh all
that and those the several Tracts and Parcels of Land situate lying and being at
or near the Bull Run Mountains in the Parish of Hamilton and County of Prince
William afsd. herein after mentioned that is to say One Tract containing nine
hundred and sixty Acres with the Appurtenances purchased by the said Edward
Feagan from Enoch Innis, One other Tract containing three hundred Acres with the
Appurtenances purchased by the said Edward Feagan from Burr Barton of them or to
the Land of John Mercer, granted to the said Edward Feagan by the Proprietor of
the Northern Neck of Virginia, and all Plantations, messuages, Tenements,
Houses, edifices...for the Term of one whole Year...Yeilding and paying
therefore one Ear of Indian Corn in and upon the Feast of Saint Michael the Arch
Angel if the same shall be lawfully demanded...
John Fegen
Witnessed by:
Jas. Scott, John Harris, James Cheatham, Abraham Hunt, and Thomas Jones.