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12/27/1826 · DEED · book 6 page 137 doc 12378

From PERRY HOXSIE ADMINISTRATOR life, WORDEN SAMUEL ESTATE OF life
To CLARKE ANNA
Consideration four Hundred and Ninety five Dollars
Premises about seventy Acres · Parcel of land lying in West Charleston (West Charleston)

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▶ 1871 · DEED · CLARKE OLIVER D; CLARKE ANNA B → SISSON RANDALL · book 9 p 151
▶ 1878 · DEED · CLARKE OLIVER D; CLARKE ANNA B → HOXSIE SAMUEL B JR · book 10 p 394
▶ 1898 · DEED · TUCKER CHARLES J; TUCKER HANNAH D; CLARKE ANNA B; CLARKE MARY V BY GUA → HOXSIE JOSEPH M; HOXSIE ASA T JR · book 13 p 444

Bounded by

Simon Babcocks · Jonathan Worden

The instrument's own words

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187 To All Respects to whom these Presents Shall come. Whereas I Sprague being administrator upon the Estate of whom it seems Nathan Sprague late of Charles town in the County of Kent in the State of Rhode Island & Providenc[e] Plantations. By an order of the Shipman federal Court holding a Session in South Carolina, within for the District of Washington on the 1st day of January 1826. I was appointed Administrator of the Estate of said Nathaniel Sprague who died presumably at Sea but not known where. I was authorized to take possession of the Estate of the said deceased and to sell the same for the payment of debts by them owing at the time of his death and for the benefit of the heirs of the deceased. I Sprague being appointed and Administrator as aforesaid as well as by virtue of the Consent of the heirs consequently moving for said sale and in Consideration of the terms of the aforesaid agreement and the authority given to me by Anna Sprague Wife of the deceased and authority given to me by Anna Sprague Daughter of the deceased Bangsone and others as well as hereby in my own name and Capacity Grant Bargain Sell Convey and confirm unto the said Anna Sprague and Captain Grant Bangsone both Citizens of the State of South Carolina in the District of Charleston Charleston and elsewhere for the sum of four hundred Dollars to be paid in cash and warrant the aforesaid Parcel of land lying in West Charleston containing by Estimation about seventy Acres described as the same more or less and bounded as follows Beginning at the South West corner of the Road running Easterly towards the land of said Anna Sprague by a line of stone fences to the East and South westerly line of Jonathan on the land Westward on the road and to the point of Beginning. To the North East and to the North West of the same to the said Anna Sprague her Heirs and assigns Forev[er] and to the above mentioned and to someone to hold together with Anna Sprague her Heirs and assigns for the Price and to be held and possessed by the same for her and for her heirs to be held thereof and I said I now warrant the present Bargain and Sale of the Premises as well as in every respect regarding the present Bargain and Sale of the Premises as well as and I shall furthermore do bind all and appertains the Estate completed with the said premises and I shall furthermore do comply with and perform the removal and respective delivery which the said requirements of Execution as administrator in such cases. In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this 19 day of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and twenty six (1826) Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of Sprague Adm[inistrator] L.S. Joseph Ringo Thomas Clark Washington at Charlestown. Arnold dunnbrey. 1826. by Samuel Stanton D.P. The day and date within written In presence apportion the within named Sprague being acknowledged the within and foregoing Instrument to be his genuine handwriting and deed stand and seal Before me Thomas Clark Justice of the Peace

The page as recorded

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