CLEMENT Genealogy - William CLEMENT (d. 1760) of Amelia County, VA - A Study of His Descendants

CLEMENT  Genealogy -
William CLEMENT (d. 1760) of Amelia County, Virginia - A Study of His Descendants


 
Deed Isaac CLEMENT to Adam CLEMENT, 26 Aug 1795
Pittsylvania County, VA, Deed Book 10, pp. 258-259
Transcript by Marna L. Clemons, 2 September 2001

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This Indenture made this twenty sixth day of August in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven hundred and ninety five Between Isaac Clement and Ann his wife of Pittsylvania County of the one part and Adam Clement of Campbell County of the other part Witnesseth that we the said Isaac Clement and Ann his wife for and in consideration of the sum of Thirty three pounds six Shillings and eight pence current money of Virginia to us in hand paid by Adam Clement aforesaid, the Receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge have bargained and Sold, and do by these presents bargin Sell, Alien, Enfeoff Confirm and deliver in fee simple unto Adam Clement his Heirs, Executors Administrators and Assigns our third part of a Tract or parcel of Land containing Six hundred and thirty acres, more or less, lying and being in Pittsylvania County Granted to Isaac and Adam Clement and signed by Govenor Harrison the 15th day of May One thousand seven hundred and eighty four, the Courses of which follows Viz. Beginning at Richard Thermonds corner Pine and thence along his lines North eighty five degrees East one hundred poles to a Pine North Sixty two degrees East one hundred and two poles crossing a branch to a pine South thirty three degrees East one hundred and twenty eight poles to a red oak on the Panther branch thence down the same as it meanders to Pointers in Thurmonds line and thence along the same North sixty three degrees East twenty four poles crossing Reed Creek to a pine, thence a new line North thirty degrees West Sixty six poles to a pine North twenty one degrees West ten poles crossing the Creek to Pointers in Lynch Adams's lines thence along his lines South eighty six degrees West thirty seven poles to a red oak North one degree East forty poles to a pine North forty one and half degrees West sixty poles crossing long branch to a pine thence new lines North fifty degrees West one hundred and eighteen poles crossing a Branch to a Pine North eighty six degrees West eighty two poles to Pointers North twelve degrees East one hundred and fifty eight poles to a Pine North twenty two degrees West eighty poles to a Beech on Stanton River and up the same as it meanders fourteen poles to Benjamin Clement deceased corner Spanish oak, and thence upon his lines South fifty degrees West twenty poles to a red oak, South forty 3 degrees West twenty eight poles to a Pine South sixty eight degrees West forty two poles to a Pine South twenty one degrees West forty poles to a Pine South twenty degrees West thrity eight poles to a White Oak and thence South thirty degrees West one hundred and sixty poles crossing a Branch and the road to a Pine thence on Joshua Abston's line South thirty eight poles to a Pine, South fifty five degrees West one hundred and thirty six poles to a Pine in Thomas Robinson's line South forty five degrees East forty six poles to Pointers, thence New lines North eighty five degrees East one hundred seventy four poles to a Pine South nineteen degrees East forty poles to a Pine, South thirty nine degrees East nine poles to the beginning Together with all and singular the Houses, buildings, fences Orchards, Ways, Woods Waters and Watercourses and all benefits and advantages thereto belonging or in any appertaining To have and to hold the said Bargained Permises of Two hundred and ten acres being our third part of the tract of Six hundred and thirty acres within mentioned with all and every appurtenance unto the said Adam Clement his heirs and assigns forever and we the said Isaac Clement and Ann his wife do for our selves & our heirs covenant, promise and agree to and with the said Adam Clement that we the said Isaac Clement and Ann his wife shall and will warrant and defend the third part of the Tract of Land within mentioned of Six hundred and thirty acres to Adam Clement against us and our heirs and against the Claim and demand of all and every other person or persons whatsoever In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our Seals the day and year first within written
Sign'd Sealed and delivered                           Isaac Clement. LS.
in presence of                       }                       Ann Clement. L. S.
Stockley Turner, James T. Johnson
Hugh Clement, G. Hunt
James Mitchell

Memorandum That on the day and year first within written quiet and peacable possession and Seizin of the within mentioned third part of the Tract of Six hundred and thirty acres within mentioned was had by Isaac Clement and Ann Clement his wife and was by them made and given to Adam Clement According to the Tenor affect and true meaning of the within written Deed.
In presence of                                                Isaac & Ann Clement
Stockley Turner, James T. Johnson
Hugh Clement, G. Hunt
James Mitchell

At a Court held for Pittsylvania County the 19th day of October 1795 The within Indenture together with the Memorandum thereon indorsed was by the within named Isaac Clement and Ann his wife acknowledged to be their respective Acts and Deed (previous thereto the said Ann being privily examined as the Law directs relinquished her right of Dower in and to the Land and premises conveyed by the said Indenture all which were Ordered to be recorded By the Court
  Teste Will Tunstall C C


[Note: Virginia Land Office Grants M, 1781-1785, pp. 161-162 records that Isaac and Adam CLEMENT aquired the land conveyed in the above deed by a Virginia Land Office Grant dated 15 May 1784.

Pittsylvania County, VA, Deed Book 17, pages 401-403 records that Adam CLEMENT subsequently conveyed the land acquired by the above Virginia Land Office Grant and above deed to his sons Alexander and George W. CLEMENT on 16 Oct 1811.]



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