William Albaugh to John
Albaugh
Land Records, Frederick MD
Liber K, Folio 601, F#13940
William Albaugh to John Albaugh
Exam’d } At the Request of John Albaugh
the following Deed Recorded the 20th day of June
Deliv’d } 1766 to wit, This Indenture made this
Twentieth day of June seventeen Hundred and sixty six Between William Albaugh of
Frederick County and Province of Maryland, Farmer of the one part and John
Albaugh of same place, Farmer of the other part Witnesseth that the said
William Albaugh for and in Consideration of the Sum of one hundred pounds
Sterling to him in hand paid by the said John Albaugh before the ensealing and
and Delivery of these presents the Receipt whereof the said William Albaugh Doth
hereby Acknowledge and thereof and of every part and parcel thereof Doth acquit
Discharge the said John Albough his heirs and Assigns forever Hath given Granted
Bargained Sold Aliened Conformed and made over and by these presents Doth give
Grant Bargain Sell Alien Confirm and make over unto the said John Albaugh his
Heirs and Assigns forever all that Tract or Parcel of Land called Chestnut Level
Beginning at the End of Twenty perches on the Sixth Line of a Tract of Land
called Albaughs Choice and running thence South seventy Degrees West thirty four
perches North seventy seven degrees West forty perches North Twenty Degrees West
forty perches North Sixty perches North Eighteen degrees West Eighty perches
North Thirty five degrees West thirty four perches North seventy six Degrees
East Twenty eight perches South seventy degrees East Seventy four perches North
thirty degrees East forty one perches North eighty nine degrees East sixty
perches to the end of the eighth line of the Married Mans Delight then with said
Land resurvey South Sixty two Degrees East twenty six perches South twenty three
degrees East forty perches South Twenty four degrees and a half degree East
forty perches South twenty four degrees and half degree East forty perches South
twenty six Degrees East forty four perches South East forty perches South one
hundred perches South eighty degrees, West forty seven perches to the end of the
sixth line of Albaughs Choice then with a straight line to the Beginning
Containing and now laid out for Two hundred and seventy seven acres of Land more
or less To have and to hold the above said Tract of Land called Chestnut Level
and premises with the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any ways
appertaining unto him the said John Albaugh his heirs and Assigns forever and
the said William Albaugh doth for himself his heirs Executors and Administrators
Covenant Grant and agree to and with the said John Albaugh his heirs and Assigns
forever that he the said William Albaugh and his heirs the afs’d Tract of Land
called Chestnut Level and premises afs’d with the appurtenances unto him the
said John Albaugh his heirs and Assigns forever from and against all manner of
persons whatsoever claiming any Right or Title thereunto from by or under him or
them will well and truly warrant and forever Defend and further the said William
Albaugh doth for him’s his Heirs Executors and Administrators Covenant and agree
to and with the said John Albaugh his Heirs and Assigns that he the said William
Albaugh his heirs Executors or Administrators shall and will from time to time
and at all Times hereafter at the reasonable request and at the proper Cost and
Charge of the said John Albaugh his Heirs or Assigns make us suffer or cause to
be made suffered and executed all and every such other and further act or acts,
deed or Deeds conveyance or Conveyances Asurance or Assurances whatsoever for
the further and better conveying and assuring the hereby bargained Land and
premises unto the said John Albaugh his Heirs and Assigns forever be it by
acknowledgment or by Enrolement or by any other ways or means as by his or their
Council Learned in the Law shall be reasonably advised devised or required In
witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day and year
written.
William Albaugh (seal)
Signed sealed and Delivered in presence of
}
William Luckett Thomas Price }
On the back of which Deed was their indorsed to wit }
June the 20th 1766 Then received of John Albaugh the sum of one
hundred pounds Sterling being the Consideration money within
mentioned
William Albaugh
Witness Wm Luckett Thos Price }
Memorandum June the 20th
1766 came William Albaugh before us the Subscibers Two of his Lordships Justices
of the Peace for Frederick County and Acknowledged the within Instrument of
Writing to be his Act and Deed and the Land and premises therein mentioned to be
the Right ans Estate of the within named John Albaugh his Heirs and Assigns
forever according to an Act of Assembly such cases late made and provided. At
the same time came Magdelane Albough wife of the said William Albaugh who being
by us privately examined out of the hearing of the said husband relinquished her
Right of Dower to the within mentioned Land and Premises and acknowledged the
same to be the Right and Estate of the within named John Albaugh his Heirs and
Assigns forever and declared she did the same willingly and freely without being
compelled there to by fears or threats of the said husband for fear of his
displeasure
Acknowledged before J. William Luckett Thomas Price
Received the 20th day of June
1766 of the within mentioned John Albaugh Eleven shillings and one penny and
half penny sterling as an alienation fine of the within mentioned Two hundred
and seventy seven acres of Land by order of Edward Floyd Esquire, Agent of his
Lordship the Right Honorable the Lord Proprietary of
Maryland. John Darnell
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