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Provincial Court Land Records, 1759-1762
Volume 723, Page 361   View pdf image
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x.d  This Indenture made this Seventeenth Day of September in the year
       of our Lord Seventeen hundred and Sixty one  Between John Lacen Israil
       son of John Israil of Baltimore County Deceased of the one Part and Charles
       Carroll Carroll Esquire Benjamin Tasker Esquire Charles Carroll son of Daniel
       Charles Carroll Barrister Daniel Dulany Esquire and Walter Dulany
       Esquire of the other Part  Whereas the said John Israil did heretofore pass
       unto a certain John Hand of Baltimore County planter a certain Writing
       Obligatory to convey unto him the said John Hurd his Heirs or Assigns
       one hundred Acres part of the Land devised unto him by his said Father
       John Israel and which said Writing Obligatory for a Valuable Consideration
       was Assigned unto Benjamin Tasker Esquire and Company
       And Whereas the Said John Lacan Israel as well for and in
       consideration of the said Writing Obligatory and divers other good
       causes and considerations as also for and in consideration of the
       sum of twelve pounds Current Money of Maryland to him in hand
       paid by the said Benjamin Tasker Esquire By one good Deed such
       as is customary Granted Bargained Sold Aliened and Confirmed to him the
       said Benjamin Tasker Esquire & Company their Heirs and Assigns for ever
       All that one hundred Acres of Land agreed and covenanted to be conveyed
       to the said John Hurd aforesaid and whereon was the Dwelling Plantation
       of him the said John Lacon Israel being all the Residue and remainder
       of any or all the Lands devised to him by his said Father John Israel or
       which by any other ways or means whatsoever came to him as son of him
       the said John Israel by his ^Death^ after one hundred and fifty acres heretofore
       conveyed to George Buchanan of Baltimore County together with all
       Rights Profits Advantages and Appurtenances on the said Lands so as
       aforesaid or the said one hundred acres the residue being belonging and
       appurtaining of all which said Lands in the said Deed mentioned the
       said Baltimore Company in Iron Works were then Possessed and whereof
       they have had Quiet and Peaceable Possession from the ^Time of^ Executing the Deed
       aforesaid to the Date of these Presents and now have quiet peaceable and
       Actual Possession  And whereas the said Deed was by mistake delivered
       to the Clerk of Ann Arundel County and by him Recorded in the Land Records
       of the said County and the Time by Act of Assembly of this Province limitted
                                                                                                                   (for)


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