Patrick County, VA - Deed Book 7 (partial)
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Page 103
Gilbert/Sharp Deed of Trust, 1828
Patrick County, Va., Deed Book 7, p. 103
Grantor: John Gilbert
Grantee: Samuel Sharp (TR)
Date: 27 Sept. 1828
This Indenture made this 27th day of September 1828 between John
Gilbert of the County of Patrick and State of Virginia of the one part and
Saml. Sharp of the same County and State of the other part Witnesseth that
for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar in hand paid the receipt
of which is hereby acknowledged by the said John Gilbert and more especially
in consideration of a debt due from the said John Gilbert to Abram Staples
of the third part of fifty six pounds one shilling and three pence by bond
bearing date even with this indenture as will more fully appear reference
being had thereto. The said John Gilbert hath this day granted, bargained
and sold unto the said Saml. Sharp trustee his heirs and assigns the
following land and property Viz. one certain tract or parcel of land
situate lying and being in the County of Patrick on the waters of the South
Mayo river and supposed to contain one hundred and five acres be the same
more or less , beginning at a poplar on a branch thence running west to said
Sheltons line thence with said Sheltons line a Southwardly course to Leeks
line thence with said Leeks line Eastwardly crossing a small branch to the
branch just mentioned thence up said branch as it measures to the beginning
it being the tract on which the Gilbert at present resides and purchased
from E Shelton decd. Also the following property to wit, three head of
horses to wit, one old bay mare supposed to be seventeen years old, one
sorrell mare four years old, one grey mare three years old, with their
entire future increase fifteen head of cattle of various sizes and ages and
marked with a cross in the right & a slit in the left ear, fourteen head of
sheep marked the same way twenty five head of hogs of various sizes and ages
same mark with the future increase of cattle sheep and hogs four beds and
furniture the whole of the household and kitchen furniture of various
descriptions too tedious to enumerate 4 hoes 3 axes together with the whole
of his tools and plantation utensils. To have and to hold the aforesaid
Land and property with all and singular its appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the said Saml. Sharp Trusteee
as aforesaid and his heirs and assigns forever against the claim or demands
of all and every person or persons claiming under him the said John Gilbert
either in law or equity Upon this trust and confidence that if the said debt
due as aforesaid to A. Staples shall remain unpaid on the 1st of November
next then the said Saml Sharp shall when ever required by the said A.
Staples or his heirs or assigns upon giving ten days publick notice at
Patrick courthouse of the times and place of sale proceed to sell the
aforesaid land and property to the highest bidder for actual cash for the
best price that can be got and out of the proceeds thereof first pay the
said Staples his debt with Interest and all the costs attending the making
and execution of this Indenture and the surplus if any pay the said Gilbert
or assigns and the said Gilbert pledges himself to guarantee the purchaser
or purchasers as the case may be a good and lawful general warranty deed of
conveyance But should the said debt be paid up by the time aforesaid to the
said Staples or his heirs or assigns with cost and Interest & then and in
that case this Indenture is to have no effect and to be null and void else
to remain in full force and virtue.
In witness whereof the said John Gilbert and Saml Sharp have hereunto
set their hands and affixed their seals the day and year first above written.
Signed sealed and acknowledged his
in presence of us John (X) Gilbert L.S.
Alx. Murphy mark
Jesse Astrop Saml Sharp L.S.
James Nowland
Patrick October Court 1828
This Deed of Trust from John Gilbert and Samuel Sharp
trustee to Abram Staples with the certificate thereon endorsed, was
exhibited in Court, examined and ordered to be recorded.
Test
M. Sandefur D.C.
(Transcribed by Mary C. Smith from a photocopy of the deed of trust provided
by the Patrick Co. Circuit Court, Stuart, Va.)
Submitted by Mary C. Smith <carthage42@hotmail.com>
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Deed: Helton & Boyd to Washington, 1830: Patrick Co. VA
Patrick Co. VA Deed Book 7 Page 502
Helton & Boyd to Washington
This Indenture made this 15th day of October in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty between Solomon Washington of the
County of Patrick of the one part & Jacob Helton & Jonathan Boyd of
said County of the other part. Witnesseth for & in consideration of the
sum of three hundred and fifty dollars to them in hand paid by the said
Solomon Washington, we the said Helton and Boyd hath bargained, sold,
released & confirmed unto said Washington one certain tract or parcel
of land lying & being in said County containing two hundred acres be
the same more or less lying on the waters of Jacks creek in the face of
the mountain & bounded to wit:
Beginning on a corner walnut tree, thence East to a poplar in A. Bellus
line, thence nearly Northwest to a chestnut oak in the said line,
thence down the said line to the beginning, with its appurtenances. To
have and to hold the said land and premises with all woods, ways, water
houses, fences, orchards ____ belonging thereunto. We the said Jacob
Helton & Jonathan Boyd doth warrant & forever defend a fe simple title
to the said land & premises against ourselves or heirs or assignees or
any other person or persons whatever in equity or law but that the said
Washington shall fully enjoy forever.
In witness whereof we have set our hands and seals.
In the presence of:
Teste
Elijah Dehart (his
John Finney Jacob X Helton L.S.
John Tuggle mark)
Theo Dehart (his
Jonathan X Boyd L.S.
mark)
Patrick July Court 1831
This indenture from Jacob Helton and Jonathan Boyd to Solomon
Washington with the certificate thereon endorsed was exhibited and
further and fully proved and ordered to be recorded.
Teste
A. Staples Clk.
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