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Provincial Court Proceedings, 1675. 131 causes & Consideracons them thereunto moveing Have Bargained Liber N N Sold Given Granted Assigned & sett over And doe by these prsents Bargaine Sell Give Grant Assigne & sett over unto the said Richd Roberts his heyres & Assignes To the only proper use & behoofe of the said Richard Roberts his heyres & Assignes forever All that peice or parcell of land in Petuxent River called Taylorsby lying on the Northside the said River neere a Creeke called Prestons Creeke & on the East side of the said Creeke Begining att a marked Oake next Adjoyning unto the land of Henry Hooper Planter, runing North upp the Creeke for the length of One hundred perches to a marked Oake, bounding on the North with a line drawne East from the said Oake for the length of three hundred perches to a marked Oake, on the East with a line drawn South unto the land of the said Hooper on the South with the said land, on the West with the Creeke Conteyning & now laid out to Conteyne two hundred acres more or lesse Together with all houses buildings wayes passages profitts Co- modityes & Advantages whatsoever thereunto belonging which said parcell of land was Granted by Patent under the Seale of the Pro- prietor of this Province dated att St Maryes the three & Twentieth p. 82 day of Septembr Anno Dni One Thousand six hundred fifty nine to John Taylor And likewise all that peice of land on the Northside of Petuxent River comonly called or knowne by the name of Toms' Point Adjoyning to the land of Henry Hooper which said land is bounded in with a branch on the East side of the land which said land was Conveyed by Henry Hooper & Sarah his wife to John Taylor & Wm Jones by a certaine writing bearing date the sixth day of January One Thousand six hundred fifty seaven as by the said writing & Patent aforesaid relacon being thereunto had itt doth more att large appeare Together with all wayes passages profitts Cothodityes and Advantages whatsoever thereunto belonging or apperteyning All which two peices of land now are or lately were in tenure Occupacon or possession of the said Raymond Stapelfort or his Assignes To have & to hold the said Bargained prmises with their & every of their apptennces unto the said Richard Roberts his heyres & Assignes To the only proper use & behoofe of the said Richard Roberts his heyres & Assignes for ever And the said Ray- mund Stapelfort doth for himselfe his heyres Exrs & Admistrs doth hereby Covenant promise & Grant to & with the said Richard Roberts his heyres & Assignes That he the said Richard Roberts shall peace- ably Enjoy the above Bargained prmises And likewise that the said Raymond Stapelfort his heyres Execrs & Admistrs the said parcells of land & all other the before Bargained prmises unto him the said Richard Roberts his heyres & Assignes against all manner of persons whatsoever Clayming or to Clayme any part or parcell of the prmises hereby Granted shall & will forever Warrt & defend by these prsents, the Rents or services due to the Lord or Lords only Excepted And |
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