3/1/1782 · DEED · book 3 page 342 doc 12994

242 To all People to whom this Deposal shall come Greeting Know ye that I Charles Church of Charleston in County Comutty and State of South stand Soman for and in Consideration of the Sum of One Hundred and Twenty Pound lawful hard money to me in hand before the Scribeing hereunto well and truly paid by Joseph Moore of Charleston Georgia the Descent of whose Heirs acknowledge my self therewith fully satisfied contented and seize have granted granted to aliened conveyed conveyed and confirmed and by this Deposal do fully sell and release some grant bargain sell alien convey and confirm into the hand Joseph Moore copy in the Heirs Receivers Assigns & Assigns for ever a certain Lot of Land lying in Charleston containing Twenty Acres and is bounded as follows with Orig Beginning at a Stake Standing by two Red cedars with some Arors there on a Regulette from there running East four Degrees South eastwards and Southeast into the Corner from there running East four Degrees South eastwards and Southeast into the Corner 20 perches and to some Nut Oak Tree with some Arors there on North east 20 perches and to some Linder by certain Boundary running to a Stake with a white Cross therefore chain and there Tree Linder by certain Boundary running to a Stake with a white Cross about 30 chains about 30 chains there on Degree North easterly by Land belonging to the Heirs of John Coniston and rests by certain Boundary running five Chains and Southeast perches to a Stake and some about it and from there a Straight Line to the first mentioned bounds above and to hold the Land granted and bar mentioned together with all the Appurtenances Privileges and Commodities thereunto belonging or in any way appertaining unto the hand Joseph Moore his Heirs and Assigns to his and theirs outer Profit Benefit and Behoof forever and the said Charles Church doth covenant warranty and grant to and with the s. Joseph Moore his Heirs and Assigns that before the executing hereof I am the sole and lawful Owner of the above bargained premises and am lawfully seized and possessed of the same in own Right right and good perfect and absolute Title of Seisinance in the simplest having in my self good right and lawful Authority to sell and assign the same in Manner after and that the bargained Premises and every part thereof in Manner after and that the bargained Premises and every part thereof absolutely free and clear of and from all Manner of claims or other Title Grants Bargains Leases Releases Mortgages Wills Bequests seizures Impoundments Evictions Encumbrances and Releases Furthermore the said Charles Church for myself my Heirs Executors and Administrators both covenant and engage all the before bargained Premises unto him the s. Joseph Moore his Heirs and Assigns against the lawful Claims and Demands of any Person or Persons whatsoever forever more and forever and Signed Alfred Elizabeth Church Wife of the said Charles Church sett for the Consideration after o hereby freely and voluntarily given signed off and recorded all his Right of Dower and claim of theirs of in and unto the before described unto him the said Joseph Moore his Heirs and Assigns forever Over Witnessy unto him the said Joseph Moore his Heirs and Assigns forever Over Witnessy with the Charles Church and Elizabeth Church his Wife have hereunto set our Hands and Seals the Fifth Day of April in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty one Charles Church (L.S) Elizabeth Church (L.S)

Signed, sealed & delivered in Presence of Joseph Denijon Poly Cross Recorded March 1 1782 by J. S. Comdant for the Court Kings County S.S. Personally appeared the Subscribers Charles Church and Susannah his Wife in Charleston the 28th Day of May AD 1782, and acknowledged the above foregoing Instrument to be their voluntary Act. And Hands and Seals. Before me Poly Cross Just. Peace. To all People to whom these Presents shall come I Sincerely Johnson son of Charleston in the County of Kings County in the State of South Carolina send Greeting Whereas that I and the said Sincerely Johnson for and in Consideration of the Sum of seventy Five Spanish Mixed Dollars to me in Hand paid by the presenting house of Ephraim Bardick of Charleston in the County and State aforementioned then and Right whereas I do hereby acknowledge my self fully herewith satisfied and paid of every Sum therefore do execute and sign and deliver unto the said Ephraim Bardick his Every Part therefore do execute and sign and deliver unto the said Ephraim Bardick his Heirs Descendants and Administrators hereby forever by these Presents give grant convey and sell forever and confirmed and confirmed by these Presents fully and absolutely grant grant bargain sell alien convey assign and confirm unto him his Heirs Ephraim Bardick his Heirs and Assigns forever an certain Tract or Parcel of Land situated lying Bardick his Heirs and Assigns forever an certain Tract or Parcel of Land situated lying and being in Charleston town for I containing by Estimation ten hundred acres and there and being in Charleston town for I containing by Estimation ten hundred acres and there Quarterly in the form more or less and is bounded as follows Beginning at Quarterly in the form more or less and is bounded as follows Beginning at a Least Tree standing on the South Side of the Road from some wooded vicinity extending a Least Tree standing on the South Side of the Road from some wooded vicinity extending to a heap of Stones on the Border of the Land belonging to James Cockham and from to a heap of Stones on the Border of the Land belonging to James Cockham and from there Easterly on P. Dickins Land running to an heap of Stones on the Border of there Easterly on P. Dickins Land running to an heap of Stones on the Border of the Land belonging to Stephen Allen from there northward to a heap of Stones by the Land belonging to Stephen Allen from there northward to a heap of Stones by the Road first mentioned and from there Westward as the Road runs to the first mentioned the Road first mentioned and from there Westward as the Road runs to the first mentioned a Least Tree which is South West Corner of said Tract a Least Tree which is South West Corner of said Tract To have and to hold the said bargain Premises with all and cove To have and to hold the said bargain Premises with all and cove Privileges thereunto belonging unto him the said Ephraim Bardick his Heirs and Assigns Privileges thereunto belonging unto him the said Ephraim Bardick his Heirs and Assigns forever to him and then unto his Heirs and Assigns forever. The said Sincerely Johnson for forever to him and then unto his Heirs and Assigns forever. The said Sincerely Johnson for my self my Heirs Seizers Assigns do covenant and grant to him and the said Ephraim my self my Heirs Seizers Assigns do covenant and grant to him and the said Ephraim Bardick his Heirs and Assigns that as at before in the Premises here in I have the use and Bardick his Heirs and Assigns that as at before in the Premises here in I have the use and Lawful Possession of the above bargain Premises and have lawfully possessed the same in Lawful Possession of the above bargain Premises and have lawfully possessed the same in my own free Right right and good perfect Seisin in the said Land and in every good my own free Right right and good perfect Seisin in the said Land and in every good Right and lawful Authority to grant bargain sell the same that the said Bardick his Right and lawful Authority to grant bargain sell the same that the said Bardick his Heirs and Assigns shall and may by force and virtue of these Presents lawfully possessably Heirs and Assigns shall and may by force and virtue of these Presents lawfully possessably and quietly have hold and enjoy & promise with the Appurtenances for pure and clear and and quietly have hold and enjoy & promise with the Appurtenances for pure and clear and freely and clearly covenanted and discharged of and from every Claim name in Intract freely and clearly covenanted and discharged of and from every Claim name in Intract ment of what kind or nature ever what might in any Degree make void the present ment of what kind or nature ever what might in any Degree make void the present Furthermore