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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G97J-R1M8?i=1&cc=1911121

This is what I have with blanks for what I cannot make out:

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To the Worshippfull Court of Mecklenburgh County
Your petitioner -  the widdow of the
late James Neel Esquire Deceased prays that
Court would order a jury  - to lay off her
Dower on the land whereon husband
formerly lived ___ Land is lying on the
Waters of the  ___ and Long Creek Bounded
by the land of Majer McCleary and
William McKinley - as ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
October 19 - 1809

Mary her X mark Neel

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Many thanks!

Comments

Might be Waters of the Pa? Although it doesn't look like a p, the first letter looks similar to the p in petitioner, particularly the curl at the top left that many other letters don't seem to have. Might be worth looking at some old maps of a county/state to see if theres anything that looks right.

For the last row of blanks, my best guess is "ad m duly bond (something still indecipherable)" perhaps duly bound? That sound legal-ish.

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Could that “Pa” mean “Paw?” I believe that this might be the case as Paw Creek flows into Long Creek, and ... this was in what became Paw Creek Township. I think you might have solved that one! Thanks, Allison!

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Glad to help.

Answer 1

My two cents, Pip.

... lived Id Land ...

• Id., Latin, short for idem, "the same", used in legal citations for the previously cited source

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ID)

Comments

Mil gracias, Ruben! (No hay tildes en mi iPad, lo ciento.)

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No hay de que, Pip.

Aqui hay algunos acentos para tu iPad:

[ You´re welcome, Pip. ]

[ Here's some accents for your iPad ]

 ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ ´ 

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Hahaha! I copied them! Now to see if they work... 

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My goodness, Pip, I knew you were very talented, but this is way above and beyond ... making puns in Spanish!

(reference: does lo ciento mean you're 100 times sorry?)

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Haha! 1000 times!

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pienso que quiere decir diez ciento

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Siento! Siento! My misspelling.

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sorry, Pip ... I just couldn't resist ... my only excuse is that I've been working too hard and was desperate for diversion and I knew that you're such a good sport that you would take it in the spirit I intended.

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You and me both, Gaile! It’s been a WikiTree day for me. Whew!

Answer 2

I think I picked out a few more words. 

... lived. Sd  Land ...  (Said)

...as ____ duly bound(?) on October 19 1809

Comments

I was editing my answer to add that as you commented. I agree with duly bound, and the day makes sense for the last bit I couldn't read.

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Thanks, Marcie! Both yours and Ruben’s answers make perfect sense in the context.