SURRY COUNTY, VA - DEEDS - Edward Clanton to John Guillum, 9 Jan 1738
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Deeds: Edward Clanton-John Guillum, Southmark Parish, Surry Co, VA

INDENTURE BETWEEN EDWARD CLANTON & JOHN GUILLUM (1738) (partial)

THIS INDENTURE made this ninth day of January in the year of our Lord Christ
one thousand seven hundred thirty and eight BETWEEN Edward Clanton of
Brunswick County of the one part and John Guillum of the County of Surry of
the other part.

WITNESSETH that the said Edward Clanton for and in consideration of the sum of
five shillings current moneys of Virginia to him in hand paid at and before
the ensealing and delivery hereof by the said John Guillum, his executors,
Administrators and assigns two tracts or parcels of lands. The one containing
four hundred acres and the other one hundred and fifty acres, both lying and
being on the south side of Nottoway River as appears by Letters Patents
granted in the year one thousand seven hundred twenty and nine and one
thousand seven hundred and thirty? five both in Surry County and their
boundarys? as followeth, viz:

The four hundred, be the same more or less, BEGINNING at a gum on the south
side of a branch a corner of John Guillums line south twenty degrees east
ninety eight  ______ to a white oak then south? thirty seven degrees east
forty four pole to a red ash corner tree of the said Clantons other land then
by his own old lines seventy two pole to a gum south one hundred and eighty
three pole to a black oak and south eighty five degrees west seventy four pole
to a white oak corner of John Guillums line then  by Guillums line south
twenty six degrees east one thousand and fourteen pole to a red oak then north
twenty five degrees east forty nine pole to a red oak then northly? east one
hundred and four pole to a black oak then north thirty five degrees east
eighty _our pole to a black oak near the Nottoway Road in? line? tree of
Robert Merett? land then by Kagees line north sixty degrees west two hundred
and thirty _our pole to a black oak then north sixty? degrees west _____  five
______to a _____ is the _____ first then?
______ . . . . . . 

NOTE:  This indenture appeared at the end of a document pertaining to my
ancestors.  I did not copy the next page since it did not pertain to my line. 
The first page is included here to assist those researching the Clanton or
Guillum lines.   The last line of document is off the page so very difficult
to read. 

Source:  Library of Virginia, Wills & Administrations,
Deeds, Wills, Etc. 8, Parts 1 and 2, 1730-1738, Reel 5, pg 908


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