Bk. 1, p. 399-401 - 27 July 1758 : N^o. Carolina Tyrel County} To all Christian People to whome these Presents Shall come Greetings &c. Know ye that we Pineas NIXON of the County of Perquimans, Farmer & (Shipmaster ?), for and in Consideration of the Sum or Fourty Pounds Proclamation Money to us in hand Paid or Secured or Secured to be Paid by William MAGOUND of the County of Tyrrell, Planter, the receipt Thereof we do hereby acknowledge and ourselves ____ with fully Satisfied Contented and Paid thereof Doth by these Presents Exonerate aquit and Discharge the said William MAGOUND his heirs, Exec^r. Admr. and assigns for Ever by these Presents have Given Granted Bargained Sold a___ & Confirmed and by these Presents Doth freely fully and absolutely Give Grant Bargain Sell Convey & Confirm unto the said William MAGOUND his heirs & assigns ForEver one _______ or tract of Land Given to us by Virtue of our Father Thomas PEARCES’ (PIERCE ?) Last Will and Testament in Writing Containing by Patent bearing Date the 30^th Day of November 1739 Two hundred and fifty acres Butted & Bounded according to the said patent Beginning Northwest side of Alligator River at a Gum Standing by the said river and running n^o. 60 w^t. 400 P. to a Lorrell thence n^o. 30 E. 100 p. to a Gum then S. 60 E. 400 P. to a Gum at the river thence along the river by the various Courses to the first Station --- To Have and To Hold the said Granted and Bargained Primeses with all the appurtenances Priviledges and Commodities to the Same Belonging or in any wise appurtaining to him the said William MAGOUND his heirs and assigns for Ever and we the said Pineas and Mary NIXON for our heirs Execr. Admr. or assigns do Covene- nt Promise and agree to and with the said William MAGOUND his heirs and assigns for Ever that Before the Ensealing hereof we are the true Sole and lawfull owners of the above Bargained Premises and are lawfully Seized and Pssesed in our own Proper right as of a Good Perfect & absolute Estate of Inheretance in fee Simple and have in our Selves Good right and lawfull authority to Grant Bargain Sell Convey and Confirm the Said Bargained Premises in manner above said and that the Said William MAGOUND his heirs and assigns Shall & may from time to time & at all times for Ever hereafter by force & virtue of These Presents lawfully Peaceably & quietly have hold use occupy Possess and Enjoy the said Demesed and Bargained Premises with the appurtinances Free and Clear and Truly and Clearly Exonerated aquitted and Discharged of and from all and all Manner of Former or other Gifts Grants Bargains, Sales, Leases Mortages, Wills, Intails, _______ Dowries, Judgements, Executions Incumbrances & Extents (?), Furthermore we the Said Pineas and Mary NIXON for our Selves our heirs Execr. Admr. do Covenant & Engage the above Demesed Premises with the appurtinances to him the Said William MAGOWND his heirs & assigns against the Lawful Claims or Demands of any Person or Persons Whatso Ever for Ever hereafter to warrant seisure & Defend
(Page 401) In witness where of we have hereunto Set our hands and seals this Twenty Seventh day of July one Thousand Seven hundred and fifty Eight ---- --- }

Pheneas NIXON {Seal}
Mary NIXON {Seal}

Signed Sealed and Delivered }
in the Presence of }
Nathan NEWBY }
N. COLLINS }

Registered January 24^th 1759
Mary NIXON Being Privately
Examined and Tested by the
Honourable John RICUSET(?)--

Bk. 6, p. 23 - 28 Jan. 1784 : John & Hannah McGOWN to John EWEN; 20 Pounds current money for 83 acres known as the Grape Vine Landing on the NW side of the Alligator River, a Gum Tree the beginning of the Patent … to the river; Wit: John POOLE, Isaac (his X mark) MEEKINS; Signed: John (his X mark) McGOWN, Hannah (her X mark) McGOWN. July Term, 1784 - Registered 25 August, 1784

Bk. 11, p. 53-4 - 20 Jan. 1791 : John SMITH, Jr. to John & William MEGOUNE, 15 Pounds specie for 150 acres, beginning at a pine in William MAGOUNES own line… to a lorrell… to a juniper… to a river perteoson (pocosin ?)… to a gum… thence along the Pereotson… to a gum… to the first station; Wit: John GIBSON, John LIVERMAN; Signed: John (his X mark) SMITH {Seal} April Term, 1792 - Registered 4 June 1792.

Bk. 12, p. 470-71 - 22 Dec. 1796 : John MEGOUNDof the County of Tyrrell and State of North Carolina, late a Privet (sic) in the Service of the United States of America, for Valuables to me in hand paid by Samuel SALYEAR of the County of Currituck, John SWAIN and Thomas WARRINGTON of the County of Tyrrell, do grant, etc., unto them & their heirs, all interest, etc., which I now have or may at any time hereafter all Lands, Pay, Rations, Rewards, Bounties, etc., due and owing to me from the United States, from any particular State, or from any Person or Persons... and I do appoint the said SALYEAR, SWAIN & WARRINGTON my True & Lawful Attorneys to Receive from the United States or from any particular State all Lands, Pay, Rations, Rewards, Bounties, etc., owing or payable to me. Wit: Thos. MEEKINS, Senr., James SAWYER; Signed: John MAGOUND {Seal} October Term, 1801 - The Within deed & Power of Attorney to John SWAIN & Co. proved in Court by the oath of Thomas HOSKINS, Esqr.; Registered - 19 November 1801.

Bk. 13, p. 6-7 - 7 Nov. 1805 : William McGOWN of the Dist. of Newburn to Job McGOWN of Tyrrell County, $150 for two patents of 317 & 2 acres lying on the West side of Alligaton River and South of Frying Pan… Wit: John SIKES, Abie BELUNGA, John CLAYTON; Signed: William McGOWN {Seal}; Registered: 21 October 1807

Bk. 13, p. 165 - 28 Feb. 1810 : State of North Carolina, Grant # 839; 50 shillings for every hunderd acres, have granted unto Josiah SAWYER, Joseph SPENCE and Job McGOWN a tract of land containing 500 acres in Tyrrell County on the East side of Great Alligator River beginning at Eiljah BELANGIA’s North East corner… to a Juniper…, CLAYTON’s line… Wit: David STONE, Esqr.; Regiestered: 30 July 1810

Bk. 13, p. 307 - 27 Dec. 1810 : Josiah SAWYER, Joseph SPENCE & Job McGOWN to Thomas SIKES & John SIKES, Jr., 50 cents for a divided part of a 500 acre patent, 200 acres belong to the said Thos. & John SIKES, on the East side of Great Alligator River beginning at Elijah BELANGIA'S North East corner; Juniper…, CLAYTON line. Wit: John SIKES, Merrett TAFF; Signed: Josiah SAWYER {Seal}, Joseph SPENCER {Seal}, Job McGOWN {Seal}. October Term, 1813.

Bk. 13, p. 336 - 181 : Job McGOWAN to Michael BEST.

Bk. 13, p. 424 - 181 : Job McGOWAN to John SIMMONS, Jr.

Bk. 14, p. 134 - 1817 : John SIKES, Jr. to Job McGOWAN.

Bk. 14, p. 137 - 1817 : Thomas SIKES & Josiah SAWYER to Job McGOWAN.

Bk. 15, p. 45 - 1819 : Benj. SIKES & Josiah SAWYER to Job McGOWAN.

Bk. 15, p. 314 - 1819 : State of North Carolina to Job McGOWAN; Grant # 912.

Bk. 15, p. 317 - 1819 : State of North Carolina to Job McGOWAN; Grant # 913.

Bk. 15, p. 319 - 1819 : State of North Carolina to Job McGOWAN; Grant # 915.

Bk. 15, p. 319 - 1819 : State of North Carolina to Job McGOWAN; Grant # 921.

Bk. 16, p. 353 - 22 Sept. 1827 : Job McGOWN to Willoby RICHARDSON, $150 for 200 acres on the West side of Great Alligator River known by the name of the Grape Vine Ridge, at McGOWNS' old line... the old clearing... John SMITH'S line; Wit: John BANKS, Peledge SIMMONS; Signed: Job Mcgown {Seal}; Jany. Term, 1830.

Note: Willoughby RICHARDSON was the husband of Mary "Polly" McGOWAN. Polly was the daughter of Job McGOWAN and sister of Joseph and Hardy McGOWAN.

Bk. 17, p. 249 - 1834 : State of North Carolina to Job McGOWAN; Grant # 4061.

Bk. 18, p. 93 - 1837 : John ALLCOCK to Hardy McGOWAN.

Bk. 19, p. 27 - 1835 : John, Wm. & Peleg SIMMONS, Abel SAWYER & Levi LANGLEY to Job McGOWAN.

Bk. 19, p. 82 - 1840 : State of North Carolina to Job McGOWAN; Grant # 4061.

Bk. 19, p. 139 - 5 Aug. 1843 : Job McGOWN to Hardy & Joseph McGOWN; fifty dollars for three parcels of swamp on the East side of Great Alligator River & North & South of Whipping Creek; 1st Patent containing 150 acres on the South side of Whipping Creek at a Juniper, WHITE & CURLES North East corner…; 2nd & 3rd patents containing 90 acres on the North side of Whipping Creek known by the name of William BASNIGHT Patent. Wit: F. PATRICK; Signed: Job McGOWN. January Term, 1844 Note: Hardy & Joseph McGOWN were sons of Job McGOWN.

Bk. 19, p. 294 - 1843 : Hardy McGOWN to David COOPER.

Bk. 19, p. 435 - 24 Mar. 1847 : Hardy & Jos. McGOWN, Willoughby RICHARDSON to Job McGOWN; $15 for three parcels of swamp on the East side of Great Alligator River & North & South of Whipping Creek; 1st Patent containing 150 acres on the South side of Whipping Creek at a Juniper, WHITE & CURLES N.E. corner…; 2nd & 3rd patents containing 90 acres on the North side of Whipping Creek. Wit: Fred. ALCOCK, L. S. JONES. Signed: Joseph (his X mark) McGOWN, Hardy (his X mark) McGOWN. April Term, 1848.

Bk. 19, p. 436 - 1848 : Jordan L. JONES to Job & Hardy McGOWAN.

Bk. 20, p. 19 - 25 Mar. 1848 : Job McGOWN to Willouby RICHARDSON, $175 for 50 acres on the West side of Great Alligator... at a dividing ditch between myself and Joseph McGOWAN, the southernmost line of the patent, to Joseph McGOWN's line to a branch known as the big branch; Wit: Jordan S. JONES, Frederick ALCOCK; April Term, 1849.

Bk. 20, p. 39 - 22 May 1847 : Job McGOWN and Orphy McGOWN to James A. WEATHERLY; $60 for a parcel of land on the West side of the Alligator River and in Gumneck settlement, land formerly belonging to Isaiah CAHOON, which was laid out to Orphy [Cahoon] McGOWN as her dower after his death. Wit: Willouby RICHARDSON, Joseph (his X mark) McGOWN; Signed: Job McGOWN, Orphy McGOWN. July Term, 1849.

 

Bk. 21, p. 6 - 7 Aug. 1850 : Hardy MAGOWN & Joseph MAGOWN to Job MAGOWN; $20 for a certain tract of Juniper Swamp on the East side of Great Alligator River and at the head of Whipping Creek Lake known as the Job MAGOWN Swamp. Signed: Hardy (his X mark) McGOWN, Joseph (his X mark) McGOWN. Wit: Jordan L. JONES, Frederick ALCOCK. Oct. Term 1851.

Bk. 21, p. 119 - 8 Mar. 1852 : Levi & Sally E(BORN) McGOWAN, a gift deed to their son Sylvester McGOWAN, both of Hyde County, North Carolina; for love and natural affection, 50 acres on the East side of Alligator Lake, commonly known as New lake, to the John CAHOON, dec'd. line to Miss Nancy DUNBAR'S corner, it being the land that Sally MCGOWAN received from her father, Jehu (John?) EBORNS; Wit: Delila CREDLE, Zachariah BONNER; Signed: Levi McGOWAN, Sally (her X mark) McGOWAN; 1 July, 1853.

Note: Levi, Sally and Sylvester McGOWAN were all residents of Hyde Co., N. C.

Bk. 21, p. 170 - 16 July 1853 : Hardy MacGOWEN to Isaac GODFREY, $60 for 20 acres on the West side of the Great Alligator River, in Stephen Alcock's line, to the Grape Vine pocosin to the North end of the ridge, to my fringe fan Swamp; Wit: Timothy JONES, Jr.; Signed: Hardy (his X mark) MacGOWAN; Oct. Term, 1853.

Bk. 21, p. 210 - 23 Jan. 1854 : Tully DAVENPORT, Sheriff of Tyrrell County, to Jordan L. JONES, witness that by virtue of a Writ of Execution issued from the Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions of Oct. Term 1853 at the instance of Jordan L. JONES to the use of Wm. LANGLEY directed to the Sheriff against the Lands of Job McGOWAN returnable on the 4th Monday in Jany. 1854; Job McGOWAN’S interest in a tract of land on the West side of Alligator River adjoining the lands of Isaac GODFREY & others, the property of Job McGOWAN for the want of goods & chattles; highest bidder Jordan S. JONES at Six and 25/100 Dollars. Signed: Tully DAVENPORT. Jany. Term, 1854 - 17 April 1854.

Bk. 22, p. 451 - 1869 : Job McGOWAN (Appr.) to Ashbee JONES. (Homestead)

Bk. 25, p. 82 - 1875 : John McGOWAN to J. C. MEEKINS. (Cht. Mtg.)

Bk. 26, p. 381 - 1877 : John F. McGOWAN to J. C. MEEKINS. (Cht. Mtg.)

Bk. 27, p. 235 - 1875 : John F. McGOWAN to J. C. MEEKINS. (Cht. Mtg.)

Bk. 28, p. 213 - 1880 : William R. McGOWN to Sillick JONES. (Cht. Mtg.)

Bk. 28, p. 409 - 16 Oct., 1879 : John McGOWN, Wm. McGOWN, Matilda McGOWN & Elizabeth A. MEEKINS to Samuel BRICKHOUSE, $60 for 40 acres in Gum Neck Township known as Mimey Ridge where Joseph McGOWN lived & died; bounded by Grape Vine Swamp and W. A. JONES. Wit: J. W. SWAIN, J.P. Signed by John McGOWN, Matilda F. McGOWAN, William McGOWN & Elizabeth A. MEEKINS

Bk. 29, p. 410- 22 Mar., 1882 : John McGOWNS & wife Matilda to Timothy JONES, Jr.; $80 for 8 1/2 acres on the West side of Grate Alligator River, at the S.E. corner of Timothy JONES, Jr. land he bought from Julia ADAMS, to J. C. MEEKINS line, Timothy JONES, Jr. land he bought from Bartlett COOPER, to Jordan MEEKINS line; Wit: F. C. PATRICK, JP; Signed: John F. McGOWN, Matilda (her X mark) McGOWN; May, 1882.

Bk. 32, p. 547 - 1885 : J. F. McGOWN to J. C. MEEKINS, Jr. (Cht. Mtg.)

Bk. 32, p. 706 - 8 Nov., 1882 : Josephus McGOWN and wife Catharine McGOWN to Samuel BRICKHOUSE, $20 for 40 acres adjoining lands of Malissa SIMMONS, a portion of the Mimey Ridge in Gum Neck Township where Joseph McGOWN lived & died, adj. lands of the RICHARDSON Heirs; Wit: B. L. S. DUNBAR; Signed: Josephus (his X mark) McGOWN and wife Catharine (her X mark) McGOWN. 29 June, 1885.

Bk. 33, p. 273 - 1885 : James J. TURNER to John F. McGOWAN.

Bk. 33, p. 362 - 7 Mar. 1884 : Josephus McGOWN and wife Catharin P. McGOWN and John F. McGOWN & wife Matilda McGOWN, J. B. SAWYER & E(lizabeth) A(nn) SAWYER to John RICHARDSON; $20 for 50 acres on Grape Vine Bay in Gum Neck Township adj. ..... RICHARDSON, ..... ROPER, Robert JONES, known as the Joseph McGOWN Land; Wit: B. L. S. DUNBAR, J.P.; Signed: Josephus (his X mark) McGOWN, Catharin P. (her X mark) McGOWN, John F. McGOWN, Matilda (her X mark) McGOWN, J. B. SAWYER & Elizabeth Ann (her X mark) SAWYER; Mar. 1884.

Bk. 34, p. 361 - 1886 : John F. McGOWAN to J. C. MEEKINS, Jr. (Cht. Mtg.)

Bk. 35, p. 140 - 1887 : John F. McGOWAN to J. C. MEEKINS, Jr. (Cht. Mtg.)

Bk. 35, p. 288 - 23 Aug. 1870 : Polly RICHARDSON to Joseph McGOWND; $5 for 9 acres, land she received from her father, Job McGOWND, land where he died and where Joseph McGOWNDS lives. Wit: F. J. CAHOON; Signed: Polly (her X mark) RICHARDSON; Mar. Term 1887.

Bk. 35, p. 302 - 1887 : C.H. PARISHER, Jordan S. MEEKINS Heirs to John F. McGOWAN; Mortgage.

Bk. 35, p. 701 - 1886 : Arthur L. & Anna LIVERMAN to Josephus McGOWAN.

Bk. 37, p. 555 - 21 Jan. 1890 : J. C. McGOWN and wife Catharine to D. B. Squyars, $15 for 320 acres in Gum Neck Township on the North side of New Lake fork and creek; J. C. (his X mark) McGOWN and wife Catharine (her X mark) McGOWN; Feb. Term, 1890.

Bk. 38, p. 97 - 4 Jan. 1887 : Jesse McGOWN to Samuel BRICKHOUSE; $20 for 40 acres, adjoining lands of Melissa SIMMONS on the West, known as the Mimey Ridge in Gum Neck Twsp. where Joseph McGOWN died, on the East by the lands of RICHARDSON heirs. Wit: J. C. RICHARDSON, Paul JONES. Signed: Jesse M.C.GOWAN {Seal}. Apr. Term, 1890.

Bk. 43, p. 280 - 15 Apr., 1898 : John F. McGOWN and wife Matilda F. McGOWN to Thomas A. CAHOON, $60 for (_?_) acres, to Jordan MEEKINS & Timothy JONES corner... to the swamp. [See deed Book 43, page 569 - below.] Jan. 1899.

Bk. 43, p. 569 - 1898 : A.E. & E.D. JONES, Martha A. MEEKINS, J.H. & Elizabeth A. RICHARDSON to John F. McGOWAN.

Bk. 44, p. 106 - 1898 : T.A. & L.E. CAHOON to John F. McGOWAN.

Bk. 47, p. 359 - 28 Dec. 1892 : Jesse G. McGOWN of Hyde County to A. E. JONES of Tyrrell County, $5 for 10 acres in Gum Neck Township, Grape Vine neighborhood, adjoining A. E. JONES and J. H. RICHARDSON, known as the Joseph McGOWN land; Signed: Jesse G. McGOWN; Nov. 1900.

Bk. 48, p. 200 - 1902 : Joseph & Nellie LIVERMAN to John F. McGOWAN.

Bk. 50, p. 7 - 29 Nov., 1902 : John F. McGOWN and wife Matilda McGOWN to J. J. TURNER, $5 for 40 acres adj. the lands of Paul JONES & others on the Tar Kiln Neck ditch... the HOPKINS land... to the Alligator River; Wit: W. A. COOPER; Signed: John F. McGOWN, Matilda (her X mark) McGOWN; Aug., 1903.

Bk. 50, p. 8 - 29 Nov., 1902 : John F. and Matilda McGOWN and Joshua & Nellie LIVERMAN to J. J. TURNER, $5 for 1/2 acre near the Public Road to Cherry Ridge landing, to the HOPKINS line; Wit: W. A. COOPER, B. F. MEEKINS; Aug., 1903.

Bk. 50, p. 440 - 2 Apr., 1902 : John F. and Matilda McGOWN to Joshua & Nellie LIVERMAN, $100 for 20 acres, and after their death to John Noleman LIVERMAN and Primus LIVERMAN, their sons; land in Gum Neck Township adjoining J. J. TURNER, the DUNBAR land, the HOPKINS land, to Tar Kiln Neck ditch; Wit: J. D. BASNIGHT, A. E. JONES; Signed: John F. McGOWN, Matilda (her X mark) McGOWN; Aug. 1903.

Bk. 52, p. 253 - 4 Sept., 1904 : John McGOWN & wife Matilda McGOWN, John H. RICHARDSON & wife Betsan RICHARDSON, John W. BRICKHOUSE & wife Pearly BRICKHOUSE, A(lonzo) E. JONES & wife Ella JONES, Paul JONES & wife Maty JONES, Jesse RICHARDSON & wife Jennie RICHARDSON of the first part, all of Tyrrell Co., N.C. and Jesse McGOWAN & wife Maggie V. McGOWAN of Hyde Co., N.C., Joseph McGOWN & wife Katy McGOWN of Beaufort Co., N.C., S. H. SYKES & wife Nancy C. SYKES of Berkly, Va., A. A. BRICKHOUSE of Norfolk, Va. (represented by J. W. SYKES); $100 for timber rights on lands in Tyrrell Co., N.C. including Dare Co., known and designated as the Job McGOWN, Joseph McGOWN, Hardy McGOWN, and Wilby (Willoughby) RICHARDSON lands except for the 100 acres patented near Grape Vine by Wilby RICHARDSON and the tract whereon J(ohn) H. RICHARDSON now lives. Wit: W. F. JONES, Mate ALEXANDER, D.W. ALEXANDER; Signed: John F. McGown, Matilda (her X mark) McGown, E. P. HUDSON, M. J. E. (her X mark) HUDSON, Eliza EMERY, John H. RICHARDSON, Elizabeth A. (her X mark) RICHARDSON, J. W. BRICKHOUSE, Perly BRICKHOUSE, Jesse McGOWN, Maggie V. McGOWN, W.H. BERRY, Polly A. BERRY.

Beaufort Co, N. C. } I, Wm. D. SADLER, Justice of the Peace hereby certify that W.H. BERRY, Polly A. BERRY his wife personally appeared before me this day and acknowledged this deed of Conveyance.... this 5th day of November 1904. W. D. Sadler, Justice of the Peace.

Tyrrell Co., N. C. } I, A. E. JONES, Justice of the Peace, hereby certify that John F. McGOWN and Matilda McGOWN his wife, John H. RICHARDSON and wife Ann Elizabeth RICHARDSON, John W. BRICKHOUSE and wife Pearly BRICKHOUSE personally appeared before me and acknowledged the execution of the within deed of Conveyance... this 29th day of October 1904. A. E. JONES, Justice of the Peace.

Hyde Co., N. C. } I, R. D. HARRIS, Clerk of Superior Court hereby certify that E. P. HUDSON and M. J. E. HUDSON his wife acknowledge the execution of the deed of Conveyance... on the 10th day of November 1904. R. D. HARRIS, Clerk of Superior Court.

Hyde Co., N. C. } I, R. M. DUNBAR, Justice of the Peace, hereby certify Jesse McGOWN and Maggie V. McGOWN his wife personally appeared before me and acknowledged the execution of the within deed of Conveyance... this Nov. 4th 1904. R. M. DUNBAR, Justice of the Peace.

Hyde Co., N. C. } The execution of the foregoing instrument was this day acknowledged before me by Eliza EMERY, one of the Grantors... this 10th of November 1904. R. D. HARRIS, Clerk of Superior Court.

Registered Jany. 28, 1905 by T. L. JONES, Register of Deeds

Bk. 66, p. 76 - 18 Aug., 1914 : J. F. McGOWAN & Wife Matilda to J. B. McKINNEY & Wife Susan McKINNEY, $200 for 37 acres in Gum Neck Township adjoining lands of J. T. SWINDELL, J. F. SWINDELL and others, to J. J. TURNER's line and the Alligator River; Wit: A. E. JONES; Signed: J. F. McGOWAN, Matilda (her X mark) McGOWAN, Aug. 1914.

Bk. 76, p. 20 - 1920 : J. F. & Matilda McGOWN to Richmond Cedar Works. (Line Agreement)

Bk. 77, p. 225 - 2 Aug., 1924 : J. F. McGOWANS & wife Matilda McGOWANS to W. A. ARMSTRONG & wife Alice ARMSTRONG, $10 for 37 acres in Gum Neck Township, adj. J. J. & B. F. TURNER dividing line, W. R. MORRIS line, J. B. McKINNEY'S, Richmond Cedar Works line; party of the first part to have life time right on the land; Wit: W. C. LIVERMAN; Signed: J. F. McGOWAN, Matilda (her X mark) McGOWAN; Aug., 1924.

Bk. 79, p. 558 - 10 Nov., 1927 : J. F. McGOWNS to W. M. & wife Alice ARMSTRONG; $200 for 37 acres, J. J. & B. F. TURNER line, C. Z. SAWYER line, J. B. McKENEY line, Richmond Cedar Works line; Wit: W. C. LIVERMORE; Signed: J. F. McGOWAN; Nov., 1927.

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