Rutherford Co., NC, DB
7-9, p.298
June the 5th 1798, No. 474
This Indenture made this Second day of September in
the year of our Lord one thoudand seven hundred and
ninety seven, between William Huddleston of the
Count of Rutherford and State of North Carolina of
the one part; and George Upgrove of the same county
and state of the other part, witnesseth, that the
said William Huddleston for and in consideration of
the sum of eighty pounds cash in hand paid to him by
the said George Upgroves the receipt ot ?? of is
hereby acknowledged, hath granted bargained sold
allinated conveyed and confirmed and by these doth
bargain sell convey and confirm unto the said George
Upgroves his heirs and assigns forever a certain
tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in
the above mentioned county and state and bounded as
follows on Second Broad River and beginning at a
black oak on a ridge on the north side of said river
and David Huddlestons original corner before he
conveyed it to William Huddleston and from thence
running South sixty four west ninety five poles to a
white hickory on the river bank, thence South thirty
seven east ninety poles to a white walnut in and ?
land thence north sixty four east ninety five poles
to a black oak on David Huddleston line and from
thence on said line to the beginning, it being part
of a tract of four hundred acres granted to David
Huddleston dated the sixth of April A.D. 1765,
containing fifty five acres more or les; with the
appurtainances there unto belonging, together with
all and singular ?? the priviledges rights
hereditaments and possessions anywise belonging
thereto unto him the said George Upgroves his heirs
and assigns forever, and the said William Huddleston
doth by these presents doth warrant and forever
defend the same to the only use and behoof of the
said George Upgroves from himself his heirs and
assigns or from any other person or persons
whatsoever, to have and to hold the said land and
premises unto the said George Upgroves his heirs and
assigns forever in fee simple, and the said William
Huddleston doth covenant and agree to and with the
said George Upgroves that the signing sealing and
delivering of these presents he ?? be lawfully
seized of and indefe??ble right of inheretence free
from all incumbrance of any person or persons
whatsoever; in witness thereto the said William
Huddleston hath hereunto interchangeably set his
hand and affixed his seal the date first above
written.
Signed sealed and delivered in presents of
William Kannon William Huddleston {Seal}
Elizabeth her x mark Kannon Agnes Huddleston {Seal}
Henry Callihan
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