Bertie  COUNTY  NC  Deeds Geo. C. Dunning & Wife to W..M. Nicholls

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Warrantee Deed.


Geo. C. Dunning & Wife

To:

W.M. Nicholls

Filed for Registration on the 11 day
Of June 1907 at 4:41 o’clock PM., and registered 
In the office Register Deeds Bertie County, N.C., 
This 13 day of June 1907 at 6 o’clock PM., in 
Book 124 of deeds on page 540

Joe Cherry
Register Of Deeds

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[Number 72 = Warrantee Deed – Title Complete – Printed
on heavy paper, 25 cents per dozen, or $1.80 per 100 – Printed and 
for sale at Harrell’s Printing House, Weldon, N.C.]

State Of North Carolina, Bertie County.
THIS DEED made this 29th day of December 1905 by George
C. Dunning and Wife Mattie E. Dunning of Hertford
County and State of North Carolina of the first part,
to W.M. Nichols of Bertie County and State Of North
Carolina of the second part WITNESSETH. That said
George C. Dunning and wife Mattie E. Dunning in
consideration Of One Hundred and Seventy Five ($175.00)
DOLLARS, To them paid by W.M. Nichols, the receipt of
which is hereby acknowledged, Has bargained and sold,
and by these presents do bargain sell and convey to
Said W.M. Nichols and his heirs and assigns, a certain
tract or parcel of land in Mitchell Township Bertie
County, State of North Carolina adjoining the lands of
A.W. Early, James Cook, A.J. Dunning, Frank H.
Willoughby,Joseph Minton and others, bounded as
follows. viz: It being Mattie E. Dunning entire Share
or one Seventh part of her father real estate it being
the lands of Joseph G. Willoughby (Deceased)  This is
an individual piece of land.

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, the aforesaid tract of parcel of
land and all privileges And appurtenances thereto
belonging to the said W.M. Nichols and his heirs and
assigns To their only use and behoof forever AND THE
SAID George C. Dunning and wife Mattie E. Dunning
covenant to and with The said W.M. Nichols and his
heirs assigns forever that they are seized of said
premises In fee, and has a right to convey the same in
fee-simple; that same are free from all encumbrances,
And that they will warrant and defend the said title to
the same against the claims of all persons Whatsoever. 

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the said George C. Dunning & wife
Mattie E. Dunning has hereunto Set their hands and
seals the day and year first above written.

ATTEST:  E.P. Outland }               George C. Dunning  {seal.}
                                      Mattie E. Dunning  {seal.}



NORTH CAROLINA, Northampton County.
I, E.P. Outland do here by certify that George C.
Dunning and Mattie E. Dunning his wife Personally
appeared before me this day, and acknowledged that due
execution of the annexed deed Of conveyance, and the
said Mattie E. Dunning being by me privately examined,
separate and apart From her said husband, touching her
voluntary execution of the same; doth state that she
signed the same freely and voluntarily, with out fear
or compulsion of her said husband, or of any other
person, and that she doth still voluntarily assent
thereto.

Witness my hand and seal 
This 29th day of December 1905.  E.P. Outland, Notary Public


NORTH CAROLINA,  Bertie County.

The foregoing certificate of E.P. Outland, a Notary
Public of Northampton County with official seal
attached is adjudged to be correct and sufficient. Let
the instrument, with-the certificates be registered.

Witness my hand this 11 day of June 1907
Joseph A. Creech, Deputy
Superior Court. 
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