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6/25/1816 · DEED · book 5 page 286 doc 12015

From LEWIS AUGUSTUS J life
To LEWIS AUGUSTUS J JR life
Consideration Five hundred Dollars
Premises sixteen Acres more or less · Ready Land (Charlestowne)
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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

◀ 1812 · DEED · HOXSEY JOSEPH → LEWIS AUGUSTUS J · book 5 p 130
◀ 1809 · DEED · HOXSEY JOSEPH → LEWIS AUGUSTUS J · book 4 p 513

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

▶ 1823 · DEED · LEWIS SUSANNA; LEWIS AUGUSTUS J JR → LEWIS JOSEPH H · book 6 p 34
▶ 1823 · DEED · LEWIS SUSANNA; LEWIS AUGUSTUS J JR → LEWIS JOSEPH H · book 6 p 35

Bounded by

Asher

The instrument's own words

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206 Know all Men by these presents that I Augustas de Lewes of Charlestowne in Washington town county of Sussex do sell and convey my consideration of the sum of four hundred Dollars to me well and truly paid by Augustas de Lewes jt of Charlestowne in Washington town by German the Trust indent’d to be hereby Advantage and that I am Warrant with fully settled contents and paid have given granted Bargained and Sold have given to the said Augustas de Lewes jt of this place and Executor Dominion estate and Assigns forever one certain Ready Land situated in said Charlestowne containing by estimation sixteen Acres more or less and is bounded thus beginning at four post and corner running Westward the Line runs bounded between Adams lands and my self Albert Foley’s lands it comes to the end of an old road at a stake with stake runs eastward it follows the Ride to the corner of an old wall at a stake with stake runs eastward it runs running Eastly about sixteen Rodes it comes to a Knot in the corner of the frame of the frame running Northward and eastly about sixteen Rodes to a stake with stake runs eastward it runs running Eastly about Forty Rodes till it comes to the bog quest and then Northly and eastly a bent Forty Rodes on the bog quest and then it comes to the First Mentioned corner. To have and to hold the above granted and bargained Premises however with all the Appurtenances privileges and conveniences thereunto belonging being any wave certifications belonging then to the Augustas de Lewes of this place Lewes and Assigns forever and I the sd Augustas de Lewes the covenant agree and say that myself my heirs executors and Administrators will warrant and defend the quiet enjoyment of this Premises and Assigns forever hereafter to transport and defend by these Presents all the before Summed and bargained Premises expressed and lawfull Claims of Demands of Any Person Persons whatsoever And summon of Lewes lawfully of the void Augustas de Lewes both the lawful consideration above written signed and witnessed and signatures all the right of Owner’s part of the before Summed and bargained Premises knitted have to the Augustas de Lewes of this town and Assigns forever and in Witness and Confirmation thereof that sd A. Augustas de Lewes and Summons hereafter have signed to my hand and seal this 16 Day of April AD 1866 Signed Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of Joseph. Luntan jt Phil Crisp State of Maryland Witness for sd. Lewes at Charlestowne April 16. 1866. Personally came Augustas de Lewes dep’d and stated of the Proceeding Instrument & acknowledged the same be his voluntary act & deed Recorded June 25. 1866 Phil Crisp T. C. Before Phil Crisp T. C. Augustas de Lewes

The page as recorded

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