Deed, SC, York, JAMES BRIAN Sheriff to MATILDA WOOD, 1838

No. 617
Page 410

South Carolina
York District

TO ALL WHOM these presents shall come, I, JAMES BRIAN Jr., Sheriff of York District
send greeting.

Whereas by virtue of an order, issuing out of the court of ordinary, for the
district listed the 1st day of October 1838, to me directed, commanding me that of
the lands and tenements of JOHN A. BRIAN to sell a certain piece, parcel, or tract
of land containing 153 Acres, more or less.

    Situate and being in this District on the Waters of Crowders Creek and
    runs thence S27 chains to a Pine three plus old, S81E 16.25 to a Black
    Oak; S44W to a Gum; S65E 7 to a hickory; N75E 15.5 to a Black Oak
    beginning; S62E 15 to a Black Oak; N82E 9.5 to a Black Oak, and 9.25 to a
    stake; N45W 20.25 to a Pine; N46W 4.25 to a Hickory; N22E 20 to a Black
    Oak; S82W 44 chains to a Black Oak bounded by lands of MATTHEW BIGGER,
    AIKEN, HUGH RIDDLE, WILLIAM MASON, ANDREW HILL and REASON WOODS as more
    fully appears by the original papers.

AND WHEREAS the said premises with its appurtenances, by virtue of an order,
afterward have been exposed to sale at public venue and purchased by MATILDA WOOD
of York district for the sum of $459 being the highest bid that was bidden
therefore.

FOR BY VIRTUE of the order, aforesaid, to me directed and delivered as, aforesaid,
and by virtue of the statute in that case made and provided, and for and in
consideration of the sum of $459 to BENJAMIN CHAMBERS, Esquire, ordinary, paid or
delivered to be paid by the said MATILDA WOOD, widow, orders for which I, JAMES
BRIAN Sheriff, aforesaid, have granted, bargain, and sold and by these presents to
grant, bargain, and sell unto the said MATILDA WOOD, widow, her heirs and assigns
forever, the said tract, piece, and parcel of land with its appurtenances and all
the estate, right, title, interest which the said JOSEPH ? BRIAN, deceased, had in
the same.

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD all in singular the land, piece, parcel or tract the said
piece, parcel, or tract of land with its apartments on to the said MATILDA WOOD,
Widow, her heirs and assigns forever as fully and absolutely as I, the said JAMES
BRIAN Sheriff, might, could, or ought to grant, bargain, and sell the same by
virtue of the order of four said or otherwise.

IN WITNESS whereof I, the said JAMES BRIAN Sheriff, have hereunto set my hand and
seal this 20th day of October in the year of Our Lord 1838.

JAMES BRIAN {seal} S. Y. D.

Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of

JAMES KUYKENDALL
BENJAMIN CHAMBERS



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             Deed, SC, York, JAMES BRIAN Sheriff to MATILDA WOOD, 1838

South Carolina
York District

Personally came BENJAMIN CHAMBERS and sayeth on oath that he saw JAMES BRIAN,
Sheriff of York District, sign, seal, and deliver the within deed for the uses and
purposes therein mentioned and that JAMES KUYKENDALL, with himself, in the presence
of each other witnessed the due execution thereof.

BENJAMIN CHAMBERS

Sworn to unsubscribe before me the 5th day of December 1838

JAMES KUYKENDALL, QU

Recorded December the 4th 1838




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