Section VI - Massey Data Bank | One Maryland Massey Family by George
Langford, Jr. 1901-1996 ©Cullen G. Langford and George Langford, III, 2010 |
June 5, 1714 (recorded August
2, 1714): John Clarke, brickmaker, of Kent County in Maryland buys for
2,500 pounds of tobacco a 200 acre parcel (part of Partnership,
formerly owned by the late Daniel Toas) from Peter Massey and wife
Sarah, [late (?) of Kent County - GL,III, ed.] Witnesses: Matthew
Pines and [illegible] Johnson. Acting for the Crown: [two illegible signatures]; James Smith, Kent County Clerk. |
Maryland
etc. this indenture
made the fifth day of June in year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven
hundred and fourteen. Between Peter Massey and Sarah his
wife, late of Kent County of the one part, and John Clarke of the same
County, brickmaker of the other part. Witnesseth that the said
Peter Massey
and Sarah his wife, for and in consideration of the sum of two
thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco to them in hand already paid
before the sealing and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof
said Peter
Massey and Sarah his wife do hereby acknowledge [illegible]
fully satisfied, contented, and paid thereof and of every part
and parcel thereof doth hereby fully acquit and discharge the said John
Clarke, his heirs, executors, administrators, forever by these
presents. Hath given,
granted, bargained, sold, alienated, enfeoffed, and confirmed unto and
paid John Clarke fully thereof [illegible]. Do give, grant, bargain,
sell,
alienate, transfer, and confirm unto the said John Clarke, his heirs,
and assigns,
forever, two hundred acres of land being part of a tract of land
called Partnership, lying in Kent County at the head of Chester River
formerly possessed by Daniel Toas, deceased. Beginning at a bonded gum
standing in [illegible] woods at the end of the North [illegible]
by East line of the aforesaid tract of land and running from aforesaid
gum East four hundred and forty perches to a bounded Hickory and from
said hickory by a
line drawn South seventy five perches and running thence West four
hundred and fifty perches until it intersects aforesaid North
[illegible] by East line of aforesaid tract
of land bounding with said intersections to [etc.] Containing two
hundred acres of land which parcel of land according to [illegible]
aforesaid. Together
with all and singular of rights, members, profits, privileges,
hereditaments, and appurtenances whatsoever to be found and belonging or
in
any wise appertaining. To have and to hold the said parcel of land
according to aforesaid bounds aforesaid to him aforesaid land John
Clarke,
his heirs, and assigns, forever with all [illegible ... illegible]
orchards, woods, underwoods and all the [illegible] other thing or
things to aforesaid land belonging or in any ways appertaining
without any let,
hindrance, trouble, denial, [illegible]of them the said Peter
Massey and Sarah his wife or other of them, their heirs, [illegible] or
any other person or persons whatsoever and further
that the said Peter Massey and Sarah his wife at the ensealing thereof
had good right and lawful authority to give, grant, bargain,
sell,
and transfer the before granted premises and that Peter Massey and
Sarah's
wife do for themselves, their heirs, and assigns, covenant and agree to
and with the said John Clarke, his heirs, and assigns, to warrant and
forever defend the aforesaid parcel of land to the said John Clarke,
his
heirs, and assigns, forever [illegible] all and every person or persons
that
shall or may lay any claim to the before granted premises and that it
shall and may be lawful to have the
said John Clarke, his heirs, and assigns, forever. To have and hold to
occupy
the [illegible] and enjoy all and singular the before granted premises
and [illegible] services and profits thereof to there own proper use and
behoof.
[illegible] as their one and absolute estate
of inheritance. The [illegible] and services that shall
hereafter become due to the Lord of [illegible] to be paid by the said
John
Clarke, his heirs, and assigns. In witness whereof the said Peter Massey
and
Sarah his wife have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals
the day and year above
written. Peter Massey {seal}
Signed sealed and delivered Sarah Massey {seal} in the presence of Matthew Pines [illegible] Johnson Memorandum that on the second day of June [illegible] came before us, the subscribers, Justices of the Peace for said County of Kent in the province aforesaid, the above named Peter Massey and Sarah Massey acknowledged the above mentioned indenture to be their actual deed for the use and purposes therein contained. Witness our hands. [illegible signature]
[illegible signature] Recorded August the 2nd, Anno Domini 1714. John Smith, County Clerk
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