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St. Mary s County Land Records, 1663-66.581 before or after the feast of the Nativity of our Blessed Saviour and Liber B B The said Thomas Gerard all and singular the above Granted given and bequeathed premises unto him the said Justinian Gerard and his heires to the use aforesd against all Persons doe and shall warrant, and for ever defend by these presents, nevertheless it's the true In tent and meaning of These prsents and be it hereby provoided that in case the sd Justinian Gerard shall happen to dye or depart this pres ent life without Issue either male or female of his body Lawfully begotten that then in such case the abovesd Land or Plantacon shall revert unto the heires of him the sd Thomas Gerard serviueinge and furthermore Know yee that I the said Thomas Gerard in presence of the wittnesses whose names are hereunto subscribed have put the Justinian in full peaceable and Quiett possession of all and sin gular the aforsd prmisses by delivery of the Land by Turf & Twigg and of the other part of the prmises by ordering and saying Justinian goe take possestion of all the prmises contained in the deed & sceduall hereunto annexed to thine and thy heires use and uses as is Expressed in the sd deed in confirmacon hereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale the twenty seven day of May in the fifteenth year of the Reigne of Our Soveraigne Lord Charles the second King of Greate Brittaine France & Ireland defender of the faith &c: Thomas Gerard the 0 seale Thomas Gerard Esqr did signe seale and deliver the deed on the [p. 537] other side as his reall and voluntary act and deed together with pos session of the Land and other things Expressed in the schedule here unto annexed in manner and forme as is Expressed in the said deed in prsence of us Thomas Notley, John Smith, Thomas Buckely the marke of John Gee Clause Cornelison Thomas Notley and John Smith appeared before me and made oath that Thomas Gerard Esqr did assigne seale and deliver the within deed as his act and deed unto Justinian Gerard and gave Livery and seizin of all the perticular as is above mentioned given under my hand the 30th day of August 1664/ Robert Slye A schedule of severall Goods and Chattles relateing to the deed unto which these are annexed given and granted by me Thomas Gerard Esqr unto my sonn Justinian Gerard and unto his heires for ever according to the said deed being as followeth/ One Bedd Bowlster pillowes Blanketts Rugg and sheets two Iron Potts one Brass-Kettle with a parcell of Milke Trayes and Payles two Sawes, One Beating Pestle, three pewter dishes, two poringers, two silver spoons four Gunns or ffowling Peeces seven falling axes fourteen hooes together with all other house-hold stuff now in the |
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