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Anne Arundel County Court, Chattel Records, 1845-1851
Volume 818, Page 463   View pdf image
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and pleasure, during her life, by instrument of writing duly
executed to pass such property, or by her last will and testament,
also duly executed and attested, to will and devise the same, or
any of them to her children, or such of them as she thinks best.
And in the event of the said Mary T. Wood dying without
having so willed or disposed of said negroes, then, that they shall
be equally divided among her children, who may survive
her, or the descendants before the death of the said Mary T. Wood,
and said descendants, to stand in the place of their deceased
parent.  And it is hereby further declared and provided,
that nothing herein contained shall be construed to render
the said Floyd Chaney his heirs, executors, or administrators,
liable for any beyond their actual receipts, the intent of
the parties hereto, being, that the said Mary T. Wood, during
her natural life, shall have the actual possession of the aforesaid
property, with the privilege of employing a disposing of the
same, at her own discretion, so far forth as is hereinbefore provided.
In witness whereof the said William H. Wood has hereunto
set his hand and affixed his seal on the day and year
first hereinbefore written
Signed, sealed and delivered in the         William H. Wood   (Seal)
presence of   A. H. Pennington

State of Maryland, City of Baltimore, to wit:  On this 12.th day of November,
in the year, eighteen hundred and fifty, before the subscriber, a Justice
of the Peace of the State of Maryland, in and for said City personally
appeared the within named William H. Wood, he being known
to me, to be the person who is named and described as, and
professing to be the party grantor to the foregoing Instrument of
Writing, and acknowledges the same to be his act and deed.
Acknowledged before and certified by
                                                             A. H. Penington

State of Maryland, City of Baltimore to wit:  On this 12.th day of
November, in the year 1850, before the Subscriber, a Justice of the
Peace of the State of Maryland, in and for said City, personally appeared
Floyd Chaney and Mary T. Wood, the parties grantees in said
aforegoing Instrument of Writing, and made oath that the consideration
therein mentioned is true and bona fide as
therein set forth         Sworn before
                                                 A. H. Penington
Recorded the 1.st day of March 1851
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Anne Arundel County Court, Chattel Records, 1845-1851
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