Charles County Court Proceedings, 1666—1668.     85

      George Harris acknowledgeth this ensueing Conveyance unto Liber C
     John Robinson and his wife.
      This Indenture made the eleaventh Day of June in the yeare of [p. 192]
     our Lord one thousand sixe hundred sixtie and seaven Between
     George Harris of Charles Countie in the province of Maryland
     planter of the one part and John Robinson, and Elizabeth his wife
     of the said County, and Province of the other part Witnesseth That
     the said George Harris for and in Consideracon of eleaven thousand
     pounds of tobaccoe, and Caske before the ensealing, and delivery
     hereof by the said John Robinson and Elizabeth his wife paid,
     wherewth the said George Harris doth acknowledge himselfe suffi-
     ciently Satisfied Contented, and paid and of everie part, and parcell
     thereof doth by these presents acquitt, exonerate, and discharge the
     said John Robinson and Elizabeth his wife As allsoe for diverse
     other good Causes, and Consideracons me hereunto moving have
     given, graunted, Bargained, alienated enfeoffed, Confirmed and
     sould and doe by these presents give graunt, Bargaine, alienate, [p. 193]
     Confirme and Sell from me my heires Executors, & Administrators
     for ever unto John Robinson, and Elizabeth his wife their heires
     Executors, Administrators, or assignes for ever all that parcell or
     tract of Land called Troopes Rendesvouz Scituate, lyeing, and being
     on the east side of the Creeke of Avon River formerly Called
     Nangemy Creeke joyning to the Land of Andrew Watson, and
     Edward Deane beginning at the said Watsons eastermost bound tree
     bounding on the west by a line drawne North for length three
     hundred and twentie perches unto the Northermost bound tree of the
     said Deane on the North by a Line drawne east by the Land of
     James Lindsey for breadth one hundred and Seaventie perches on
     the East by a line drawne South from the end of the east line for
     length three hundred and twenty perches on the South by a line
     drawne west from the end of the South Line unto Watsons Bound
     tree containing three hundred and fifty acres of Land more, or lesse [p. 194]
     with all and singular the Rights proffits, priviledges, Members, and
     appurtenances together with all houses, Edifices, buildings, Orchards,
     gardens, Backsides, Easements, Lands, tenements, Meadowes pas-
     tures, feedings, appurtenances, woods, underwoods, waies, proffits,
     and hereditaments whatsoever unto the said Land, and premises or
     to anie part or parcell thereof in anie waies belonging or appertain-
     ing, and allsoe all the estate, Right, title, interest, use, property,
     Claime or Demand whatsoever of him the said George Harris of
     in or to the same, and all deeds, writeings, and evidences whatsoever
     belonging or concerning the premises, or anie part or parcell thereof
     To have and to hold the said parcell of Land and all and singular
     the premises before graunted bargained, and Sould, and menconed
     to be herein and hereby graunted, Bargained, and Sould wth their
     and everie of their Rights, Members, and appurtenances whatsoever [p. 195]
     unto John Robinson and Elizabeth his wife their heires Executors,