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made the 21st day of February One thousand Seven hundred and Sixty four between John Bradshaw of the County of Goochland of the One part and Thomas
Whitlock of the same County of the other part Witnefseth that the Said John
Bradshaw for and in Consideration of the Sum of Six pounds Current money of Virg.a, to the
Said John Bradshaw By the Said Thomas Whitlock in hand paid,
hath Given, Granted, Bargained, Sold, alien'd enfcoff'd Confirmed, and made Over, and By
these presents, doth Give, Grant, Bargain, Sell, alien, enfcoff Confirm and make Over unto
the Said Thomas Whitlock and to his heirs, and afsigns, for Ever One Certain tract of Land
Containing Six Acres lying and being in goochland On a Branch of Bever Creek, and Bounded
as Followeth to wit, Beginning att a Corner Parsimmon tree in Thomas Whitlocks line and
Running thence acrofs the Branch N.60.W 3 poles to a Corner maple. Thence down the
Swamp S.25.W: 18 poles, and S.17 poles, and S.40.W 10 poles to a fore and aft Red Oak,
Then S.10.E 39 poles, and S.33W 24 poles to a Corner Gum in the Said Bradshaws line, Then
Crofsing the Branch S.20.E.15 poles to a Corner popler of the Said Bradshaw, Thence
up the Swamp N.48.E 20 poles to a Corner White Oak In the old Dividing line of the
said Parties, and from thence up the Swamp According to its meanders to the Beginning with
all Houses, Orchards, Gardens, fences, and all Other Appurtenances to the Same belonging
To have an to hold pofsefs and Enjoy the Said land and premises be the
Same more or lefs According to the Bounds aforesaid unto the Said Thomas Whitlock and to
heirs for Ever, to the Only use and behoof of him the said Whitlock his heirs and afsigns
for Ever. And the Said John Bradshaw, doth hereby
Covenant, for himself and his heirs that he will warrant, the Said land unto the Said
Thomas Whitlock and to his Heirs and afsigns forever. In Witnefs whereof
the Said John Bradshaw hath hereunto Set his hand and Seal
the Day and year above written. |
Signed and Delivered
In presence of . . . .
Tho M Bruten.
John Danil Coleman.
James Cook. |
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| Memorandum that on the
21st of February 1764 Quiet and Peaceable, pofsefsion with Livery of Seizin of the lands
within mentioned was made and Given by John Bradshaw to Thos.
Whitlock, according to the form and Effect of the within writing |
In
presence of . . . .
Tho M Bruten.
John Danil Coleman.
James Cook. |
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John + Bradshaw. Seal.
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| February 21st.1764
Received of Thos. Whitlock the Sum of Six pounds, being the Considert.o money for the
lands and premises within mentioned |
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John + Bradshaw.
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At a Court held for Goochland County February the 21st.1764.
This Deed with the Livery of Seizin & receipt endorsed, were proved by the Oaths of
the Witnefses hereto to be the Acts & Deeds of John Bradshaw,
and ordered to be Recorded. |
Teste.
Val Wood ClCur |
Source: Deed Book 8,
Pages 388-389: Goochland County Court House, Goochland, Virginia
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