Indenture made the 25th day of August, 1760, between Mary EATON and Robert JONES, Junr., of North Carolina, Executor and Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of William EATON, Gentleman, late of North Carolina, dec'd., parties of the first part, and George BERRY of Brunswick County, for 60 pounds, conveying 144 acres on South side of Wagua Creek joining TABBS line, the same being part of a 244 acre tract granted to John SCOGGAN of Prince George County by Letters of Patent dated November 21, 1734, which has descended to William SCOGGAN in fee simple as brother and heir at law of the said SCOGGAN, dec'd. Witnesses were Nathl. EDWARDS, W. EDWARDS, and Daniel NELLBRY (his mark). Indenture was acknowledged in Court on September 22, 1760, by Mary EATON, and proved to be the act and deed of Robert JONES, Junr. by the oaths of Nathaniel EDWARDS and Daniel NOLLIBRY, and on October 27, 1760, further proved by the oath of William EDWARDS. Deed Book 6, page 564. [1]
Granville Co., NC, DB H, p. 237, 6 Feb 1767 - Thomas Lowe and wife, Mary, sold land in Granville Co. to Charles Rust Eaton of Halifax Co., NC, which was given to Mary Lowe by the will of William Eaton, her decd. husband. [2][3]
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