NC Grant 1416 to
Zachariah Candler - 1804
Transcribed by Linda Hoxit Raxter
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North Carolina
Grant 1416 to Zachariah Candler, 19
December 1804
Buncombe County,
North Carolina Deed Book 10 pages
199-201
from printout of
microfilm located at Registrar of Deeds
Office 18 FEB 2000
Transcribed by Linda
Hoxit Raxter - originally posted 04 January
2004
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[page 199]
State of
No Carolina No 1416 -
To all to whom these presents Shall Come
Greeting Know ye that we for &
in
Consideration of the
Sum of Fifty Shillings for
Every Hundred acres here by Granted
paid into our Treasury by Zachariah Canlar
have Given and granted and by these
presents do Give and Grant unto the
said Zachariah Canlar
a Tract of Land Containing
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Three Hundred acres
lying and being in the County
of Buncombe on the No Side
of French Broad River including Daniel
Lakes improvement where he now
lives above where James Ervin now
lives joining lines with Said Canler's
Meeting Hous tract and other two
tracts Surveys one above
the other below the Meeting House
Survey Beginning on a white oak on the
North Side of a bridge above Ruben
Johnston's house the Beginning Corner
of the tract that said Johnston lives
on now thence South twenty chains to a
Stake on the River on Candlars line
thence West with said line Sixty
chains to a Stake hen South ten
chains to a Stake on Harkams
line thence West fifty seven Chains to
a Stake on Carsons line then
North with Said line fifty three
Chains to a Stake then East ______ Eight__
Chains to a Stake with Peter Owins
line then South twenty Chains to the
Beginning - Entered 4th October 1803 -
As by the plat here with annexed Doth
appear together with all Woods
Waters Mines Minerals Hereditaments
and appurtenances to the said
Zachariah Candler his Heirs and
assigns forever yielding and paying to
us Such Sums of Money yearly or
otherwise as our General Assembly
from time to time may Direct Provided
always that the Said Grantee Shall
Cause this Grant to be Registered in
the Register's office of our said County of
Buncombe within twelve Months from the
Date hereof otherwise the Same Shall
be void - For Testimony whereof we
have Caused these our Letters to be
made
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patent and our Great
Seal to be hereunto affixed
witness James Turner Esquire
and Governor Captain
General and Commander in Chief at
Raleigh the 19th Day of
Decm in the 29th
year of our Independence and in the year of
our
one Thousand and
eight hundred and four
By Comd
Will White
Sec
J Turner
March
31st 1806
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