| Benjamin Butterworth |
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Deed John G. L[anos] Lott 140 acres |
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Unkles Goodwill 20 acres |
| Henry Green |
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Maryland |
This Indenture made this Seventh Day of September
in the year of our Lord God one thousand Seven hundred and Seventy Between
Benjamin Butterworth of Bedford County in the Province of Virginia of
the one Part and Henry Green of Baltimore County of the other Part Witnesseth
that the said Benjamin Butterworth for and in Consideration of the sum
of one hundred & one Pounds five Shillings Current Money of Pennsylvania
to him in hand passed or Secured to be passed by the said Henry Green
the Receipt whereof the said Benjamin Butterworth hath Granted Bargained
Sold Aliend and Confirmed and by these Presents doth Grant Bargain Sell
Alien & Confirm unto the said Henry Green his heirs & Assigns
forever part of A tract of Land Called John G. L[anos] Lott, originally
on the tenth Day of july 1724 Granted unto A certain Isaac Butterworth
of Baltimore County for one hundred & Eighty acres as by patent Relation
thereto had may more fully appear Lying and being in Baltimore County
Beginning at the End of the West Line of a tract of Land Called
John G. L[???] Lott and runing thence North three Degs East
one hundred and Seventy four perches to a tract Land Called unkles
Goodwill thence bounding on unkles Goodwill Aforesaid West by South
one hundred & forty perches then South three Degs West Two
hundred & Six Perches thence along the Giving Line North Sixty Six
and a half Degs East Fifty Eight perches untill it intersects
a tract of Land Called Howards Lott and then bounding on said Land North
two Deg.s East one hundred & forty Seven perches Still bounding
on on said Said Land South South East one hundred and thirty
three perches to the Aforesaid Giving Line and thence by [???] Line to
the Beginning Containing and laid out for one hundred and Forty Two acres
more or Less Togther with twenty acres of Land being part of a tract of
Land Called unlkes Goodwill as has already been laid off by Tho[nin]
Wheeler Agreeable to the last will and Testament of Isaac Butterworth
Sr deceased father to the said Benjamin Butterworth And all Reversion
& Reversions Remainder & Remainders whatsoever To
have & To hold the aforesaid Bargained Land and premises and
every part & parcel thereof unto the said Henry Green his heirs &
Assigns forever And the aforesaid Benjamin Butterworth
for himself and his heirs the aforesaid Land & Every part thereof
against him & his heirs & assigns & Against all others Claiming
from or under him will for Ever warrant and Defend In
Witness whereof the said Benjamin Butterworth hath hereunto set
his hand & Seal the Day and year first above Written
Between the Seventeen and Eighteen Lines is interlined with the words
and Testament Between the Nineteenth & twentieth Lines is interlined
with the words Assigns before the Sealing of these Presence
| Signed Sealed & Delivered in the Presence of us} |
Benj. Butterworth |
| William Young junr. Wm. Godgrace |
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Reced of the within named Henry Green one hundred & one pounds
five Shillings Current Money of Pennsylvania being the Consideration of
the within [??] Land & Premisses this 7th Day of Sept.r 1770
| Witness Aquila Hall |
Benj. Butterworth |
Memorandum That on the 7 Day of Sept. 1770 Came before us two of his
Lordships Justices of the Peace for Baltimore County the within Named
Benjamin Butterworth and acknowledged the within mentioned Instrument
to be his Act and Deed & at the same time Came Elizabeth
this wife of the sd. Benj.a Butterworth
who being Privallly Examined out of the hearing of her sd. husband
freely and [??] acknowledged her Right of Dower to the within land &
Premises According to the act of Assembly in that Case made & Provided
[??] Aquila Hall
Reced 29 September 1770 Six Shillings & Seven Pence Sterling
Alienation Fine on the within Land for the use of Lord Baltimore by order
of his Agent [G]an [B]owly
Recorded the 4th day of October 1770 and Examined by A. Lawson Cl
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