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611 and six Poles thence East twenty and nine Poles thence with a Straight line to the first Beginning Containing one hundred and forty Acres Also all that Part or Parcell of a Tract of Land called Sower Wood contained within the Bounds and limitts following to Wit Beginning at a marked Hickory thence West thirty five Poles thence North West by West fifty and five Poles thence West by South one hundred Poles thence North eighty five Poles thence East by North forty Poles thence North forty Poles thence East half South one hundred and twenty Poles thence South one hundred and ninty Poles thence with a Right line to the first beginning Containing one hundred sixty and eight Acres Also all that Part or Parcell of a Tract of Land called Covingtons Meadow Beginning at a marked White Oak standing at a little distance from a Marsh side thence North sixty five degrees Eat thirty six Poles thence North West by North one hundred eighty and four Poles thence West seventy five Poles thence South thirteen degrees West one hundred and eighty Poles thence South one hundred Poles thence East three degrees North thirty five Poles thence East five degrees North fifty four Poles thence North two degrees West thirty Poles thence with a Right line to the first Beginning Containing two hundred fifty and two acres Also all that part or parcel of a Tract of land Called sassafrax neck Beginning at a marked Gum thence south one hundred seventy and eighty poles to a merked Gum thence west seventy two perches to a marked line stake standing by the River side thence up the said river side as follows south fifty seven Degrees East thirty two perches thence south five Degrees west forty poles thence south sixty seven Degrees west two perches thence North eighty one Degrees west thirty four perches thence south seventy four Degrees thirty Minutes west ten poles thence south fourty two Degrees East sixty poles thence south twenty four Degrees East twenty two poles thence south eighty four Degrees East fifty two poles thence north thirty eight eight Degrees thirty minutes East forty four poles thence north elevin Degrees west twenty six poles thence north fourty one Degrees east twenty eight Poles thence eighty eight Degrees East fourty and four poles thence north twenty seven Degrees fourty four poles thence south eighty Degrees West thirteen poles thence north fourty Degrees west fourty Degrees west forty poles thence north one hundred & four poles thence with a right line to the first bounder containing two hundred Acres also all that part or parcel of Land Called Covingtons Vineyard containd within the bounds & limit^t^s following that is to say Beginning at a marked white oak thence south one hundred and four perches thence East fourty perches thence north nine Degrees west seventy and three perches thence with a right line to the first boundery and also one other Tract or parcel of Land Called & known |
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1749-1756
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