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     one Thousand Sixe hundred Sixty Seaven Relacon being thereunto Liber D
     had may More at large Appeare which said Land being by the Death
     of the sd Richard Stone fallen into the hands and Possession of the
     abovesd Thomas Stone and John Stone Now these Presents Wit-
     nesseth That the sd Thomas Stone and John Stone as well for and
     In Consiçleration of the Summe of Seaven Thousand Pounds of
     tobaccoe and Caske and two Servts unto the sd Thomas Stone and
     John Stone in hand Paid by the sd Thomas King whereof and
     wherewith the sd Thomas Stone and John Stone doe Acknowledge
     the Receipt and themselves to be therewth fully Satisfied Contented [p.31]
     and Paid and thereof and of and from every part and parcell doe
     Acquitt and discharge the sd Thomas King his heires Executrs and
     Adminrs by these presents As allsoe for Diverse other good Causes
     and Considerations them thereunto Moving Have given graunted
     aliened Bargained Sold enfeoffed and Confirmed, and by these
     presents Doe fully Clearely and Absolutely Give graunt Alien
     Bargaine Sell Enfeoffe and Confirme unto the sd Thomas King his
     heires, and Assignes for ever all tht parcell or Tract of Land Lyeing
     on the North Side of Avon River or Nangemy next adjoyning to
     Land of Cap. William Stone Called Poynton Mannor first in the
     Possession of Me James Lyndsey then in the Possession of Jeremiah
     Dickenson afterwards in the Possession of Mr Richard Stone and
     now in the Possession of the sd Thomas King being Laid out for five
     hundred Acres Butted, and Bounded as by Pattent Relacon being
     thereunto had may more at Large appeare together wth all Writings
     Deeds, Charters Manuscripts or Papers touching or Concerning the
     same wth all and Singular its Rights Members Jurisdictions and
     appurtenances together all waies, Proffits, easemts Water Courses
     Meadowes, feedings, Pastures Woods underwoods Commodities
     hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever to the Land and prem-
     ises or to anie part or Parcell thereof Belonging or in any Wise
     appertaining And allsoe all the estate Right title interest use prop-
     erty Claime and demand of them the sd Thomas Stone and John
     Stone or either of them their or either of their heires Executes or
     Adminrs of in or to the same To Have, and to Hold the aforesd
     Parcell of Land and all and Singular the Premises before graunted
     Bargained and Sold with their and every of their Rights Members
     and appurtenances whatsoever unto the sd Thomas King his heires
     and Assignes for ever And the s Thomas Stone and John Stone
     doe for themselves their heires Executes and Administrators Cove-
     nant Promise and graunt to and wth the sd Thomas King his heires
     Executrs Administratrs and Assignes tht they the sd Thomas Stone
     and John Stone now are Lawfully and Justly Possessed of a just
     and due title and Claime in Law of and in the before Bargained
     Premises, & Have full, and Absolute Power to Bargaine, Sell and
     assure the same And tht the Premises Now are and for ever after
     shall be and Continue free and Cleare and freely and Clearely