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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1691-1692
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to the devisionall Line of Robert Catlin one hundred Seaventy Two poles freom thence due west one hundred
& fourteene pole and from thence with a Straight Line to the first bounder Conteining one hundred acres
more or Lesse; Together with all & every the Proffitts bennefitts & bennefitts thereunto belonging or in
any manner of waies appertainning To have and to hold the Said one hundred acres (nowe
the Parents gift) To him the said Thomas Beauchamp and to his heires To the onely proper use & behoofe
of him the said Thomas Beauchamp and to his heires for Ever: The rents & Services that Shall become
to the Lord or Lords of the ffee alwaies excepted & foreprized And the Said Edmund Beauchamp & Sarah
his wife doth promise Covenant & grant to and with theire Said Son Thomas Beauchamp and his heires
that they the Sd: Edmund & Sarah his wife or one of them have in him her or themSelves in & to the Sd:
Sd: premisses Called the parents gift a good Sure perfect & absolute estate of Inheritance in fee simple ( )
them & theire heires And that they or one of them have full power & Lawfull Authoritie to Convey the ( )
to their Son Thomas Beauchamp and his heires in manner & forme aforesaid (for and notwith(standing)
any act by him the Said Edmund Sarah his wife or their assignes or any of them to the Contrary don a( )
for and notwithstanding any Such act don as aforesaid he the said Thomas Beauchamp & his heires
from hence forth for Ever hereafter quietly & Peaceably have hold occupy possess & enjoy the Sd: Land & ( )
Called the Parents gift & Every part & parcell thereof free & Cleare freely & Clearely acquitted & exonerated
& discharged of and from all & all manner of former & other bargaines grants Sales guifts Titles trou(bles)
Charges debts & incumbrances whatsoever and of and from all Joyntures Dowers thirds and of and from
Title of Dower Joynture of the Said Sarah thereunto And the said Edmund Beauchamp for himselfe his heires
executors & administratrs: and for the Said Sarah his wife doth Covenant grant & agree to and with the
Said Son Thomas Beauchamp and his heires by these presents That he the Said Edmund Beauchamp Sarah
his wife and theire heires and all other person or persons whatsoever any estate having or Lawfull Claiming
in or to y Premisses Called the Parents gift or any part thereof by from or undr: them or either of them Shall
& will at any time hereafter warrant & defend to him the Said Thomas Beauchamp and to his heires for-
ever in Witnes whereof the parties aforesaid to these Indentures Interchangeably have put to their
hands & Seales the day & year first above written ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Signed Sealed & delivered Edm: Beauchamp Sealed
in Presence of us her
Jno: West Sarah b Beauchamp Sealed
Geo: Noble marke
Memorandum That this day to witt the Ninth day of September in the Second year of
theire Maties Reign William & Mary King & Queene of England &c Annoq. Dom: one Thousand
Six hundred & Ninety Came the within named Edmund Beauchamp & Sarah his wife and
acknowledged the within mentioned land Called the Parents Gift Conteining one hundred acres
to be the right of theire Son Thomas Beauchamp and to his heires for Ever this taken before
us the day & year above written mr: James Round & mr: Samll; Hopkins Two of theire Maties:
Justices of y Peace for Somr:Set County in the Province of Maryland as witnes or: hands ~ ~
Samll: Hopkins
Recd the fine of allienacon 2 pr being James Round
100 acres Called the Parents gift in tobacco
at 2d pr lb according to act of Assembly Intr: y 15th: day of September Anno:Dom:one Thousand Six hundred & ninety
pr me Edm: Beauchamp Cler Cur
This Indenture made the first day of March in the first year of y Reigne of or: Sovereigne Lord & Lady ~
William & Mary by the grace of god over England Scotland ffrance & Ireland King & Queene defendrs of y
faith &c & in the year of or: Lord god one Thousand Six hundred eighty & nine Betweene Thomas Cox
of Sommersett County in the Province of Maryland plantr: and Rebecca his wife of the one part And
John Colwall of the County & Province aforesaid Tanner of the other part Witnesseth That
Charles Lord Baltemore by his Deed of Grant undr: the great Seale used in the Sd Province of Maryland
for graunting of Land there bearing date y Nine & Twentieth day of March in y eight year of his
Lopps: Dominion Annoq Dom: 1683 / Did for the Consideracon therein Mentioned Grant unto
Rebecca Cox wife of Thomas: Cox aforesd all that parcell of Land Called Maidenhead Scituate ~
Lieing & being on the east Side of Chesiepeake bay above four Miles back in the woods from Wiccocomoco
River where the Sd: river devides at y head of Two Maine branches as follows beginning at
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