Sharp/Crum Deed, 1819 - Patrick Co. VA


Patrick County, Va., Deed Book 5, pp. 214-215
Grantor: John SHARP, Sr.
Grantee: John CRUM
Date: left blank on deed, but ordered to be recorded at 
      Patrick Co. July Court 1819


This Indenture made this     day of    in the year   between Jno Sharp Sr. of Patrick County of 
the one part & Jno Crum of sd. County of the other part witnesseth that the sd Jno Sharp Senr. 
in consideration of the sum of        to him in hand pd.  by the sd. Jno Crum at or before the 
ensealing & delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath 
bargained & sold & by these presents doth bargain & sell unto the said Jno Crum his heirs & 
assigns two certain tracts pieces or parcels of land situated lying & being in the County of 
Patrick on the waters of North Mayo river contain by two surveys one bearing date the 26th day 
of Octr. 1769 the other the 30th of April 1783 making one hundred & eighty three acres more or 
less begining at a chesnut tree on the north side of the middle fork of the North Mayo river & 
thence new lines North 30 degrees W 56 po. to a hickory No. 84 degrees W 132 po. to a white oak
So. 20 degrees west 136 po. crossing a branch to a dogwood on the afsd. fork Thence down the 
same as it meanders to the begining  one other survey begining at pointers in Stones & Murreys 
line thence with Murrys line No. 18 1/2 degrees E 110 po. crossing a branch to a red oak So. 83
degrees E 120 poles to a hickory thence new line No 76 degrees, E 80 po. to pointers in Chiles 
line thence with that line No. 65 degrees W 136 po. to a white oak No. 10 degrees W 37 po. to a
sorrelwood in Nashes & Chiles line thence with Nashes line So. 80 degrees W 90 po. crossing a 
branch to a post oak at Pullens line thence with it So. 68 degrees W. 30 po. to a sorrelwood 
thence new line So. 30 degrees E 103 po. to a Spanish oak, So. 50 degrees E 24 po. to a gum So. 
46 po to a post oak in Stones line So. 45 degrees E 12 po. to the begining. To have & to hold & 
fully enjoy all & singular the premises with the houses orchards & all emoluments hereditaments
& appurtances whatsoever thereunto belonging unto him the sd. John Crum his heirs & assigns for 
ever & the sd. Jno Sharp Senr. doth for ever warrant & defend the right & title, to all & 
singular the premises & appurtinances before mentioned unto the sd. John Crum against himself 
his heirs or any person or persons whatsoever either in law or equity or either of them his or 
any person or persons claiming under them shall will & do warrant as afrd. In witness whereof I 
have hereunto set my hand & seal the day & year above written
                
                          John Sharp  L.S.

        Altered from Saml. Staples to
        Jno Sharp Senr. before signed

Patrick July Court 1819
         This deed was acknowledged in open court by the within named Jno. Sharp Senr. to be 
his act & deed & ordered to be recorded.
                             Teste
                                  A Staples   D C


(Transcribed by Mary C. Smith from a photocopy provided by the Patrick County Circuit Court, 
Stuart, Va.  Note: John SHARP acquired both these parcels of land from William SHARP, the first 
on 9 April 1787 [93 acres], the second on 9 Jan. 1793 [90 acres].  This second parcel is the 
same land that John Sharp sold to John Crum on 12 March 1792.  In the 1792 deed, however, the 
phrase is "North Seventy Six Degrees East Eight poles to pointers in Chiles line...." while in 
1819 the phrase changes to "No 76 degrees E 80 po...."  Perhaps the note at the end about 
altering was meant to correct this "error"; however the original 1787 land grant to William 
SHARP actually says "East eight poles" and it is the deed from William to John that converts 
the "eight" to "Eighty.")

Submitted by Mary C. Smith <carthage42@hotmail.com>

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