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BEDFORD COUNTY
William MATLOCK to
Walker - Deed
Bedford County, VA
Deed Book 2, 25-27
MATLOCK to Walker
THIS INDENTURE made and
Concluded this the
twenty second day of
June one Thousand seven
Hundred and sixty two.
BETWEEN William MATLOCK
of the County of Bedford
of the one Part and
James Walker of
Cumberland County of the
other part. WITNEFSETH
that the said William
MATLOCK for and in
consideration of the sum
of Forty Pounds current
Money of Virginia to him
in hand paid by the said
James Walker the receipt
where of he doth hereby
acknowledge and himself
therewith fully
satisfyed Contented and
paid hath granted
Bargained & sold aliend
- Release and Confirmed
and by these presents
for himself his Heirs
and Afsigns doth grant
Bargain and sell alien
Release and Confirm unto
the said James Walker
his Heirs and Afsigns
forever one Certain
tract or Parcel of Land
Containing one Hundred
and sixty eight acres,
Seilule [t not crossed]
Lying and being in the
County of Bedford on
Both sides of Wades
Branch (a West Branch of
Stone Wall Creek) and
Bounded as followeth, to
wit, - BEGINNING at a
Shrub White Oake on
Moses Williams’s Line.
thence off South sixty
two Degrees West one
Hundred and fifty two
Poles to a red oake,
South thirty eight
Degrees East one Hundred
and forty Poles to a
Black Jack. East Ninety
six Poles to a Black
Jack, North forty two
and an Half Degrees.
East seventy Poles to a
red Oak. North fourteen
degrees East forty four
Poles to Poles Pointers
in Williams’s Line and
then along his Line.
North fifty six Degrees
West one Hundred and
twenty eight Poles to
the first Station.
Together with all Houses
Orchards, gardens
fences, woods under
woods waters and water
courses. thereon
growing, Standing or
Being with all Profitts,
Commodities, advantages
and appertenances
whatsoever. to the same
Belonging or in any wise
appertaining and also
the reversion, and
Reversions, remainder
and remainders of every
Part and Parcel there of
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the
said Tract of Land with
all and Singular the
appertenances unto the
said James Walker his
Heirs and Afsigns. to
the only Proper use and
Behoof of him the said
James Walker his Heirs
and Afsigns forever. and
the William MATLOCK for
himself and his Heirs
the said Land and
Premises with - their
and every of their
appertenances to the
said - James Walker his
Heirs and afsigns shall
and Will Warrant and
forever Defend, by these
Presents against any
Person or Persons What
so ever having or
Lawfull Claim any Right
or Title in or to the
same or any Part or
Parcel thereof and the
said William MATLOCK for
himself & his Heirs doth
grant Covenant and agree
to and with the said
James Walker his Heirs
and Afsigns in Manner
and form following, (Viz)
That the said William
MATLOCK -- at the time
of Sealing and Delivery
of these Presents is and
Stands seized of an
Inheritance Indefeasable
Estate in - fee ? simple
of ? in the Premises and
that he hath good right
and absolute Authority
to sell and Convey the
same in manner and form
aforesaid and the same
shall forever remain to
the said James Walker
his Heirs and afsigns
freely and Clearly
exonerated of and from
all manner of other
former, Bargains, Sales,
Titles of Dower and all
others rights and
Estates, Whatsoever. In
Witnefs where of the
said William MATLOCK
hath here unto set his
Hand and fixed his Seal
the day and year above
Written.
William MATLOCK (SS)
Signed Sealed and
Delivered in the Prence
of us
Robert Walker
Patrick Hannes
Clement Scott
MEMORANDUM that on
[blank] day of one
Thousand seven Hundred
and sixty two Peacable
and Quite & Peacable
Pofsion and Sizen of the
within granted Lands and
Premises was made and
done and Delivered by
the within Named William
MATLOCK unto the within
Named James Walker
according to the form
and E?ffect of the
within written Deed.
William Matlock (S.S.)
At a Court held for
Bedford County May 25th
1762,
This Indenture and
Memorandum of Livery of
???? on hereon Indored
were acknowledged by
William MATLOCK - Party
thereto and Ordered to
be Recorded and
Elizabeth the wife of
the said William (she
being first Privily
exammined according to
Law) Relinquished her
right of Dower in and to
the Land and Premises
Conveyed by
the said Indenture. |
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