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(1817) Asa Jones and Mary Jones to Lewis Morris

Craven County
Deed Book 40, p. 110
19 August 1817
$550, 100 acres

“… a certain tract or parcel of land [in Craven County] on the South Side Neuse River & joining Coor Creek (Core Creek) beginning at a Cypress in a pond the beginning of the land that was lotted of to Sd. Thomas Fonvielle that his brother Thos Fonvielle died possessed with… containing two hundred acres which land Wm. Jones willed to his sons Asa, Thos, William Jones & we Asa & Mary Jones have sold one hundred of the two hundred to have & to hold all the above bargained premises unto the sd Lewis Morris…”

Signed:
Asa [ his X mark ] Jones
Mary [ her X mark ] Jones

Witnesses:
Austin Prescott
William Prescott

1817 – Asa Jones and Mary Jones to Lewis Morris, Bk40_Pg110Download

Filed Under: Craven County (NC) Deeds, Craven County Morris Grantees, Deeds Tagged With: Core Creek, Fonvielle, Jones, Prescott

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