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ca. 1796

Deed: Sherrod Deens & Mary Deens Sell 57 Acres To William Andrews Jr. (1796)

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Datesca. 1796

PlacesNash County, North Carolina, USA

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Sherrod Deens
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Remainderman under Jeremiah Deens will (per project context).
Mary "Molley" Taylor
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Life tenant under Jeremiah Deens will (per project context).
William Andrews Jr.
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Nash County, North Carolina; Deed Books, Vol. 6, p. 200

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Grantee Nash County, North Carolina, USA

Nash County, North Carolina deed in which Sherrod Deens and Mary (Molley) Deens convey 57 acres on the south side of Turkey Creek to William Andrews Jr., excepting two acres where the meeting house stands reserved for the use of the Baptist Society. Chain-of-title references original grant to William Megee dated 10 Jan 1756.

deed land North Carolina Nash County Deens Turkey Creek

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Deed: Sherrod Deens & Mary Deens Sell 57 Acres To William Andrews Jr. (1796)

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