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3/27/1863 · DEED · book 8 page 426 doc 11100

From MONEY JOHN W life
To HAZARD ROWLAND G life
Consideration two thousand doll
Premises over 1 acre · lot of land in the town of Charleston (Charleston, South Carolina)

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1861 · DEED · HAZARD ROWLAND G; HAZARD CAROLINE N → MONEY JOHN W · book 8 p 357
◀ 1863 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · KINGSTON SAVINGS BANK → MONEY JOHN W · book 8 p 425
◀ 1862 · MORTGAGE · GRIESINGER WILLIAM → MONEY JOHN W; HAZARD ROWLAND G · book 8 p 408
◀ 1859 · DEED · JOHNSON SARAH; JOHNSON GIDEON B → MONEY JOHN W; HAZARD ROWLAND G · book 8 p 264
◀ 1858 · DEED · BATES STEPHEN; BATES MARTHA G → MONEY JOHN W · book 8 p 252
◀ 1857 · DEED · KNOWLES ELIZABETH R; KNOWLES JOHN T → MONEY JOHN W; HAZARD ROWLAND G · book 8 p 169
◀ 1857 · DEED · KNOWLES ELIZABETH R; KNOWLES JOHN T → MONEY JOHN W; HAZARD ROWLAND G · book 8 p 170
◀ 1855 · DEED · HAZARD ROWLAND G; HAZARD CAROLINE N → MONEY JOHN W · book 8 p 125
◀ 1855 · DEED · HAZARD ISAAC P → MONEY JOHN W · book 8 p 126

Forward — where this land went

The grantee's later conveyances, by name — the man, not necessarily this land; the one that cites this deed as its source is the land

▶ 1863 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · HAZARD ROWLAND G → MONEY J W · book 8 p 370
▶ 1863 · DEED · HAZARD ROWLAND G → PEACE DALE MANUFACTURING CO · book 8 p 444
▶ 1863 · DEED · HAZARD ROWLAND G; HAZARD CAROLINE N; PEACE DALE MFG CO → KENYON BERIAH · book 8 p 446
▶ 1863 · DEED · PEACE DALE MANUFACTURING CO; HAZARD ROWLAND G; HAZARD CAROLINE N; HAZA → HYDE THEOPHILUS R · book 8 p 461
▶ 1864 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · HAZARD ROWLAND G; HAZARD ISAAC P → PEACE DALE MANUFACTURING CO · book 8 p 460
▶ 1864 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · HAZARD ROWLAND G; ANTHONY CHARLES → PEACE DALE MANUFACTURING CO · book 8 p 461

The instrument's own words

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436 Know all men by these presents that I John H. Pinckney of Charleston County of South Carolina State of above described do sell and in consideration of the sum of two thousand dollars to me paid by Howard S. Heyward of Spartanburg County and state aforesaid the except whom of so severely acknowledged have remised released and forever quitclaimed and by these presents do remise release release and forever quitclaim unto the said Howard S. Heyward his heirs and assigns forever all the right title interest property share and claim and demand whatever right title or right weight to have or claim or issue in any all the property of the Constitution of South Carolina all its present and all the property of the current description held jointly by myself and the Heyward or partly by each respective with another the property of Constitution of South Carolina of better nature and property commence to me as the said Howard S. Heyward all the machinery of property of any employ employee there appertaining or connected or annexed as if the same had been located in said Charleston District and more especially as John H. Pinckney by the deed of Sale dated Nov 1st in the town of Charleston by the said Howard S. Heyward any other investment Mortgages made unto the said Howard S. Heyward by them their heirs heirs heirs and assigns or into any other Mortgages made unto the said Howard S. Heyward their heirs I do hereby intend by this instrument to convey to said Howard S. Heyward his heirs and assigns forever all the real estate in Charleston town and Charleston South Carolina to which I have any light title or interest as owner or Mortgagee except the lot of land over 1 acre situated in the town of Charleston as described below as a lot boundary line of my Stephen S. salt with a south addition starting south east to me said Howard S. Heyward and a lot also appertaining likewise to the sum by the line boundary of South as further the intent of this instrument to convey to the said Howard S. Heyward all the personal property here in the boundaries and any movable furniture associated with the same said personal property in many including my interest and all the personal property of the Constitution of South Carolina not only property delivered by me in my connecting with the said Howard S. Heyward also any stock in the Wateree Company situated in the State of South Carolina and any other stock or securities relating about shares of land about one hundred in the Constitution Hill late estate is included in this conveyance I do furthermore do hold the same rights all the right privileges and appurtenances thereof or the right of suffrage to the said Howard S. Heyward to Howard S. Heyward his heirs and assigns forever Here I the aforementioned title of the said Howard S. Heyward for myself and for my heirs executors and administrators the accountant with the said Howard S. Heyward his heirs and assigns forever I will warrant and defend the aforesaid premises to forever to hold the said Howard S. Heyward his and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by thou or under me [Stamp] Revenue Stamp $2.00 In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this eighteenth (18th) day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty three Signed sealed and delivered in presence of Wm A. Longstreet John H. Pinckney L.S. State of South Carolina ) Charleston S.S. ) Charleston March eighteenth Washington for the Co ) No 1863 Personally appeared John H. Pinckney and said and acknowledged this foregoing to be his free act and deed and his heirs and assigns heirs J. A. Brown Public Notary Received for Record March 20 1863 at 11 A M Recorded in Land Evidence Book 11 Page 51 Witness N. L. Clark John Clerk [Stamp] Signed Staff Mr Entered for Record March 27 1863 at 12 oclock M and was received by C. Masters Clerk John Clerk

The page as recorded

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