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444 to the end of the twenty first Course of the Original Tract called Progress then with Edward Dorseys part of the aforesaid Progress North forty Perches North Sixteen degrees West thirty eight Perches North twenty four degrees east Seventy six Perches South fifty five degrees east Seventy eight Perches South eleven degrees Thirty Minutes West Sixty three Perches North forty three degrees east Forty Perches to a red Oak Sapling marked with four Stipes one of the Original Bounders of the aforesaid Progress Then South forty three degrees West forty Perches North eleven degrees thirty Minutes east Sixty three Perches North fifty five degrees West Seventy eight Perches South twenty four degrees West Seventy six Perches South Sixteen degrees east Thirty eight Perches to the end of the thirty second Course of the Original Tract called Progress then with the Dividing line of that Part of the Progress formerly Benjamin Whips Deceased South forty three degrees West forty two Perches to the end of the fifty fourth Course of the Original Tract Called the Progress then North twenty three degrees West twenty two Perches then South forty six degrees West Sixty Perches South twenty six degrees east Twenty Pearches South fifty six degrees east fifty two Perches to Intersect the fifty fifth Course of the Original Tract called the Progress then with the said Original line South one hundred Perches Then with a Streight line to the first begining Containing and laid out for one hundred and twenty Nine Acres of Land more or Less Together with all houses outhouses Orchards fenceings Gardens and all and Singular the Improvements Premises and Appurtenances unto the same belonging or in anywise Appurtaining To have and to hold the said One hundred and Twenty nine Acres of Land aforesaid together with all and Singular the Premises and Appurtenances unto the said Edward Dorsey his Heirs and Assigns forever to the only Proper use and behooff of him the said Edward Dorsey and his Heirs in Manner and form af.d Conveyed against him the said Thomas Selman his Heirs and Assigns and against all and every ^other^ Person & Persons Whatsoever the s.d Thomas Selman or his Heirs shall and will Warrant and forever Defend by these Presents and the said Thomas Selman (further) |
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1763-1765
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