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(465) his Heirs and Assigns for ever and to or for no other Use Intent or purpose whatsoever In Witness whereof the Parties to these presents have hereunto interchangeably set their Hands and Seals the Day and Year first above written Sealed and Delivered Charls Mannes (seal) in the presence of her J Hepburn W.m Thornton Eliz.a + Manns (seal) mark her Ann + Meade (seal) mark On the Back of which Deed was thus Endorsed to wit/ Received on the Day and Year first within written of and from the within Named John Gresham the sum of seventy two Pounds sterling being the Consideration Money within mentioned to be by him paid us her Wittness J Hepburn Charles Mannes Ann + Meade mark On the sixth Day of Sept.r in the Year of our Lord seventeen hundred and sixty eight came before me the Subscriber one of his Lordships Justices of the Provincial Court the within named Charles Manns and Elizabeth his Wife and Anne Meade and did severally acknowledge the within Instrument of Writing to be their respective Act and Deed to and for the Uses Intents and purposes therein specified and the Lands and premisses therein mentioned and every part and parcel thereof to be the right and Estate of the said John Gresham his Heirs and Assigns forever according to the True Intent and meaning of the said And I do hereby certify that immediately before taking the above Acknowledgment I Examined the said Elizabeth Manns privately and out of the hearing of her said Husband and she then declared that she made her acknowledgment of the within Deed willingly and freely and without being induced thereto by fear or threats of or ill usage by her said Husband or fear of his Displeasure taken before & certified by J Hepburn Recorded the 27.th Day of October 1768 Examd This Indenture made the fifth Day of November in the Year of our Lord seventeen hundred and sixty eight Between Alexander Lawson of Baltimore County Gentleman of the one part and James Russell, Walter Ewer, John Ewer, and John Buchanan all of London in Great Britain Merchants of the other part Whereas by certain Articles of Agreement bearing Date on or about the 10.th September 1745 and made or mentioned to be made between the said James Russell of the first part a certain Alexander Lawson the Father of the above mentioned Alexander Lawson of the fourth part among other things it was agreed that the said parties shou'd enter into a Copartnership or Company and at their Joint Charge shou'd purchase Lands contiguous to a Branch of Gunpowder River called Birds River and there build and erect one good and sufficient Furnace with all other Buildings necessary as by the said Articles may more fully appear And Whereas in pursuance of and under the said Articles the said parties did build and erect one Furnace called and known by the Name of the Nottingham Furnace with all necessary Buildings to the same and did also purchase many and considerable Tracts and parcels of Land to and for the use of the said Furnace And Whereas the said Parties to the said Articles or the Parties to these presents or some of them have purchased sundry (Lands) |
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