Deed
Vincent Carrico to Jesse & Edward Burch 19 Oct. 1802
CHARLES COUNTY COURT (Land Records) Deed,
Liber IB 5, folio 271-272
MSA CE82-43, Acc. no. CR 42,843-1
Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland.
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| At the Request of Jefse Burch
and Edward Burch the following Deed was recorded the 2nd day of November Anno Domini 1802 ~ This Indenture made this Nineteenth day of October in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and two. Between Vincent Carrico of New Spain in the upper Lusiannia of the one part, and Jefse Burch and Edward Burch of Charles County in the State of Maryland of the other part. Witnefseth that the said Vincent Carrico for and in consideration of the sum of two hundredpounds Current Money of the State of Maryland, to him in hand paid the receipt whereof I the said Vincent Carrico do hereby acknowledge and confefs, and the said Jefse Burch and Edward Burch theor heirs Executors and administrators by these presents thereof and therefrom forever acquitted released and discharged, have granted bargained and sold, alined infeoffed and confirmed, and by these presents do grant bargain and sell aline enfeoff and confirm, unto the said Jefse Burch and Edward Burch there heirs and afsigns forever, one hundred and four acres of land lying and being in Charles County aforesaid, being part of a tract of land called Maidstone. Begining at a locust post in the South East line of the said Land whree the division was made between James Carrico and Allen Harbin and run thence with said line Forty one perches to a bound white oak, thence South six degrees west Fifty seven perches to a Locust post, then South Sixty degrees East Fifty five perches to a red oak Stump, then South Seventy five degrees east thirty perches, then North Sixty three degrees EastFifty nine preches to a locust post then North Fifty two degrees west Forty Eight preches, then North Forty Eight degrees East thirty four perches to a Bock Hicory, then North nine degrees East seventeen perches to a Bound white Oak, then north twenty one degrees west Ninety four perches to a locust post, then with a straight line to the begining, containing one hundred and four Acres more or lefs, together with all the rights priviledges profits and appurtinances thereunto beloning or in any wise appertaining. To Have and to Hold the said tract or parcel of land premises hereby inteded to be bargained for and sold as aforesaid unto them the said Jefse Burch and Edward Burch there heirs Executors admini |
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| strators and afsigns forever,
and for non others use purpose or interest whatsoever. And the said Vincent Carricoe for himself his heirs Executors and administrators do convinant and agree to and with the said Jefse Burch and Edward Burch there heirs Executors adminstrators and afsigns that the aforesaid parcel of land premises and appurtenances and every tract and parcel thereof are free and clear and freely and clearly acquitted and discharged of and from all manner of former Gifts Grants Sales bargains mortgages dowers, titles of dowers and ll other incumbrances of what nature and kind soever and That he hath in himself full power and authority to grant bargain sell and afsure the same in manner and from aforesaid, And the said Vincent Carrico himself his heirs executors and adminstrators do hereby further convey and grant to and with the aforesaid Jefse Burch and Edward Burch there heirs and afsigns, that he the said Vincent Carrico his heirs Executors administrators and afsigns the aforesaid land and premises by these presents bargained and sold with appurtinances and every part thereof shall and will forever warrant and defend from all person or persons whatever by these presents. In Witnefs whereof the said Vincent Carrico hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his eal the day and year above written ~
Be it Remembered that on the 19th day of October 1802 Came Vincent Carrico party to the within Instrument of writing before the subscribers two Justices of the peace for Charles County and acknow ledged the same to be his Act and deed, and the Land with its appur tinances therein bargained and sold to be the right title property and fee Simple Estate of Jefse Burch and Edward Burch therein also named their heirs and afsigns forever, according to the true intent and meaning of said intrument of writing and the Act of Afsembly in such cases made and provided ~
paid I say Recd by me
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