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151) & Premisses thereunto belonging unto him the Said Thomas his heirs & Assigns against him the William Mattingly his heirs Exors Admas all & every other Person or Persons whatsoever Claiming or Pretending to Claim any Right Title or Interest thereunto by any Ways or Means whatsoever Shall & Will Warrant & forever defend & further that the Said Two hundred Ninety Seven & a half Acres of Land & every Part thereof is Clear from all former & Other Gifts Grants Bargains Leaces or any Other thing by him the Said William heretofore made done Committed or Suffered to Alter or Change the Property thereof the Rents & Services hereafter becoming due to the Lord Propry Onely Excepted In Witness whereof the said William Mattingly hath hereunto Set his hand & Seal the Day & Year Above Written his Seal Signed Sealed & delivered William W Mattingly in the Presence of (the Mark words him the Said William Mattingly by his heirs Executors & Admors & being first Interlined) On the Back of the aforegoing Rich.d Burdus Deed was thus Endorst Vizt Bart Rodgett M.d that on the 4.th day of June 1746 Came William Mattingly & Acknowledged the Within Instrument of Writeing to be his Act & Deed & the Land & Premisses therein Mentioned to be the Right Title & Estate of the Within Named Thomas Johnson his heirs & Assigns forever before the Subscriber one of the Lordships Justices of the Provincial Court of Maryland W.m Rogers Received the fourth day of June 1746 of Thomas Johnson the Sume of Forty pounds Sterling Money being the Consideration for the within Bargained Land & Premisses P me his W.m W Mattingly Test Mark Rich.d Burdus Barton Rodgett Recorded June 4.th 1746 8 1/2 See the Alienation fyne recorded hereafter in this Book in folio 624 |
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