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       On the fifth Day of February Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred and
       eighty five came the within named William Chew Party to this Deed before
       us the Subscribers two of the Justices of the Pear for A A County and acknowledged
       the within Instrument of Writing to be his act and deed and the Lands
       and Premisses therein mentioned with their Appurtenances to be the right
       Title and Estate of the within Named John Weems his Heirs and Assigns for
       ever according to the true Intent and meaning of the same Deed & the Act of
       Assembly in such Case made and provided  At the same time came Elisabeth
       Wife of the said William Chew party to the within Deed before us
       and being privately Examined out of the hearing of her said Husband
       acknowledged that she relinquished all her right and Title of Dower to the
       Lands and Premisses within mentioned to the said John Weems and his
       Heirs and that she did the same freely and willingly without being
       induced thereto by Fears Threats or ill usage by her said Husband or
       fear of his Displeasure
7½ sides                                                   Richard Harrison
                                                                Tho.s Tongue
       Recorded this 22.d Day of April 1785


Del.d
       This Indenture made the Fifth day of February in the Year of Our
       Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty five Between John Weems of
       Anne Arundel County in the State of Maryland Gentleman of the one Part and
       John Weems of Calvert County & State aforesaid Gentleman of the other part
       Witnesseth that the aforesaid John Weems of Anne Arundel County for and
       in Consideration of the Sum of Five shillings Sterling Money to him in
       hand paid by the aforesaid John Weems of Calvert County the receipt whereof
       is hereby acknowledged Hath given granted bargained sold aliened remised
       released & for ever quitted Claim and by these Presents Doth give grant
       bargain sell alien remise release & for ever quit Claim unto him the
       said John Weems of Calvert County his heirs & assigns all that Tract or
       Parcel of land called Locheden lying in Anne Arundel County which
       formerly belonged to Doctor William Loch & in contained within the
       following Courses and distances viz beginning at a bounded black Oak
       standing near the West Side of herring Creek on an Island in a Marsh
       the said Tree being the fourth and last Boundary of a Tract of Land
                                                                                              (called)


 
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