Jacob Eib Deeds

HARRISON COUNTY, VIRGINIA
DEED BOOK 6
DECEMBER 22, 1806
JACOB EIB
TO // DEED
PETER EIB
THIS INDENTURE made the Twenty Second day of December in the year of
our Lord One thousand eight hundred & Six Between Jacob Eib and Cather-
ine his wife of the County of Harrison and State of Virginia of the one
part and Peter Eib of the same County and State of the other part
WITNESSETH that the said Jacob Eib & Catherine his wife for and
In consideration of the sum of one thousand Dollars Lawfull Money of
Virginia the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted
bargained sold aliened enfeoffed released & Confirmed and by these
presents do Grant bargain Sell alien enfeoff and Confirm unto to
the said Peter Eib heirs and assigns forever all that Tract or Parcel
of Land lying & being in the County of Harrison & State aforesaid
Situate on the west side of the west fork river and bounded as follows
To-wit Beginning at a Dogwood on the South of a Deep Hollow thence
South Seven degrees East fourteen poles to a Stake Crossing the
publick road North fifty nine degrees East Twenty poles North thirty
five degrees East fourteen poles North three Degrees West thirty five
poles to the said west fork river thence down the Same with its meanders
one hundred & Sixty Seven poles to a Small Sycamore and Locust thence
by three lines of the original Survey North Sixty degrees West One
hundred & Ten poles to an Elm South Sixty one degrees West 32 poles
to a locust and red bud saplin South thirty degrees West One hundred
& Twenty three poles to a poplar at the head of Allens Hollow thence
leaving the Original lines South South Sixty three degrees East one
Hundred & twenty four poles to a beech on the bank of Turkey Pen Run
thence North eighty five Degrees East 35 poles to the falls of said
run thence a straight line to the Beginning being part of a Tract of
land granted to Nicholas Carpenter and Conveyed to the said Jacob
Eib by deed dated the 19th day of October 1805 from David Carpenter
and Conveyed to the said Jacob Eib by deed dated the 19th day of
October 1805 from David Carpenter and Catherine his wife also one
Still of the Capacity of 76 Gallons now on the premises aforesaid
with all vessels of every Description that belong to the Distilling
Business & one brown stud horse the said Tract of Land Containing
one Hundred & fifty five acres To have & To hold the above described
Tract or parcel of Land with the above property with the appurtenances
to the said Peter Eib his heirs and assigns to the only proper use &
behoof of the said Peter Eib his heirs & assigns forever & the said
Jacob Eib & Catherine his wife for their heirs & assigns Do hereby
Covenant to & with the said Peter Eib his heirs & assigns that they
the said Jacob Eib & Catherine his wife the above discribed Tract
or parcel of land with the appurtenances to the said Peter Eib his
heirs and assigns Shall & Will warrant & forever Defend against all
persons & claims whatsoever. In Testimony whereof the aforesaid
Jacob Eib & Catherine his wife have hereunto set their hands & Seals
the day & year first above written.
Signed Sealed & Dilivered in the presence of Jacob Eib SEAL
At a Court held for Harrison County on the third  Catherine Eib SEAL
Monday in January A Domini 1807, This deed of bargain & Sale was
presented in Court
& acknowledged by Jacob Eib & Catherine his wife. She having been
first privily examined & Consenting and ordered to be recorded.
Ben Wilson, C.H.C.
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