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Provincial Court Land Records, 1749-1756
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       as by him the said Lewis Griffith his Heirs or Assigns or his or their Council learned in the Law shall be
       Reasonably Advised Devised or Required In Witness whereof the said Plumber Iiams to this present
       Indenture hath set his hand and Affixed his Seale the day and Year first above Written
       Sealed & Delivered                                                                        Plumer Iiams
       In Presence of
                                        Jn.o Brice
                                     Philip Warfield

       On the back of the aforegoing Deed was thus Endorsed Viz.t

       fs ^It is to^ Be it Remembered that on this thirteenth Day of November Anno Dom 1751 The within
       Named Plumer Iiams ^personally^ appeared before me John Brice one of the Lord Proprys Justices of the Provincial
       Court of Maryland and Acknowledged the within Written Indenture to be his Act and Deed and y.e Lands
       and Premisses therein mentioned with their Appurtenances to be the Sole Right and Property of the also
       within named Lewis Griffith his Heirs and Assigns for ever according to the Purport and true meaning
       of the same Deed and the Act of Assembly in such case made and provided At the same time M.rs Ruth
       Iiams the Wife of the said Plumer Iiams being by me privately Examined out of Ken or hearing
       of the same Plumer freely Confessed and Declared that she Voluntarily and of her own Accord gave up all her
       Right Title and Interest of Dower of in and unto the before mentioned Lands and Premisses with
       their Appurtenances to him the ^afore^said Lewis Griffith his Heirs and Assigns for ever without any Threats
       of her said Husband or fear of his displeasure and prayed this her Recognition and Acknowledgm.t
       may be Recorded where the same by Law ought In Testimony whereof ^thereunto^ I have subscribed my Name
       the date above Written                                                                                                Jn.o Brice

       Reced Nov.r y.e 13.th 1751 of Lewis Griffith the Sum.s of Sixty Pounds Sterl Money and two Thousand
       Pounds of Tobacco being the Consideration for the within Lands
       Test   Jn.o Brice                                       I say received P            Plumer Iiams
                Philip Warfield

       I have for his Lordships Use four Shillings & eight pence sterling of the within Lewis Griffith being
       for the Alienation fine of the within Lands this 27.th Nov.r 1751

11   Recorded Nov.r 27.th 1751                                                Benj.a Tasker


Ex.d This Indenture made this Twenty ninth day of October in the Year
       of our Lord Christ One Thousand seven hundred and fifty one Between Isaac Freemen of Kent
       County in Maryland Planter of the one part and Andrew Pearce of the same County planter of
       the other part Whereas the same Isaac Freeman in September Term last pas did Commence
       Prosecute and bring one Writ of Entry sur Disseisin in the Provincial Court of Maryland afsd against
       the same Andrew Pearce thereby demanding all that Tract or Parcel of Land called Marshy Point
       lying and being in Kent County afsd Beginning at a Bounded Locust Post standing on the East
       side of the Mouth of a Creek of Sassafras River formerly called Tactsons Creek being the place
       where the Original beginning Cedar stood and running from the said Post South East three
       hundred and six Perches which comes to a Creek called Corwallis's Creek mentioned in the
       Original Grant then down with the same North nineteen Degrees East forty two Perches
       then North fifty eight Degrees East forty Perches then East twenty Perches then North
                                                                                                                            (Twenty)


 
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