Yarborough

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This Indenture made this seventh day of August in the year of our Lord Christ’s One Thousand Eight Hundred and three between, Anne Yarbrough, Nathan Yarbrough, Joseph Yarbrough, Benjamin Yarbrough, Milley Yarbrough, Elisha Yarbrough, and Oncy Melton, formerly Oncy Yarbrough as being children of Joseph Yarbrough and Joint Heirs, of the one part, and Jeremiah Yarbrough one of the children,  of the aforesaid Joseph Yarbrough and also a Joint Heir of the Other part witnesseth; that for and in consideration of the sum of One dollar to us in hand paid by Jeremiah Yarbrough the aforesaid We Anne, Nathan, Joseph, Benjamin, Milley, Elisha, and Oncy ^now Oncy Melton^ Yarbroughs aforesaid, hath bargained, sold, conveyed and delivered and by these presents doth we convey sett over and deliver unto the aforesaid Jeremiah Yarbrough his Heirs Executors, administrators or assigns for ever One certain Tract or Moiety of land being in the County of Chatham and State of North Carolina on the South side of Cape Fear River and on the No.-Westside

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-North West side of Bush Creek it being part of a Tract of Land granted to Joseph Yarbrough Sen’r bearing date twentyeth day of August 1779, as will more fully appear by the Grant of that date and bounded by the lands of Partridges, Rossers and Roberts, Land supposed to be One Hundred acres be the same more or less — To have and to hold the aforesaid Land together with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging free and clear from us and also Heirs Executors or administrators forever, unto Jeremiah Yarbrough His Heirs or assigns forever. In Witness We have deverally sett our hands and affixed our seals the day and date first above written. Signed, sealed and ackn’d in presence of us:

Hardy Wheless
Isaac Yarbrough [his mark]
Allen Thomas [his mark]

Anney Yarbrough [her mark]
Nathan Yarbrough [his mark]
Joseph Yarbrough [his mark]
Benjamin Yarbrough [his mark]

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Milley Yarbrough [her mark]
Elisha Yarbrough [his mark]
Oncy Melton [her mark]

Chatham County February Sessions 1804. The execution of this deed was duy proved in open Court by the oath of Hardy Wheless a subscribing witness thereto and ordered to be registered. […] Thomas Ragland […]

Chatham County
Registered in the registers office
Book N Page 255
Jonathan Thompson Registrar