MONTGOMERY COUNTY, NC - DEEDS - Isaac Suggs to James Lucas
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In the NC Archives,  Atlas Cochran Special Collection papers,  Fibrebox #14
Sandra A. Elliott  found June 2000


Isaac Suggs deed to James Lucas	registered 
Montgomery County, NC Jan. 17, 1854, that this deed was duly registered in 
this register office of the county in Book No. 17, page 259 		
						James M. Lilly, Registrar

This indenture made this the 28th day of July 1853.
Between Isaac Suggs of the county of Montgomery state of N. Carolina of the 
one part and James Lucas of Montgomery County, state of N. Carolina, of the 
other part, witnesseth that the said Isaac Suggs hath bargained and sold a 
certain parcel or tract of land lying & being in the County of Montgomery 
containing one hundred acres, being in one survey beginning on the waters of 
Denson Creek beginning at a blackjack and three blackjack pointer and then 
runs south one hundred and sixty poles with Hogan’s line to a blackjack and 
three red oak pointers thence south seventy five west one hundred and ten 
poles with his line to a red oak three red oaks and pines pointers thence 
south twenty west sixty six poles with Suggs twenty five acres to a white oak 
two red oaks and two white oaks pointers, thence north eighty five east  forty 
poles to a stake four white oaks pointers, thence north seventy one east 
ninety two poles to a stake two red oaks & two blackjacks pointers thence 
south sixty six east thirty four poles to a James Reynolds corner thence north 
sixty three east thirty four poles to a stake supposed to be in Isaac 
Smitherman line, thence north six west two hundred poles with his line to a 
state then north seventy four west forty poles to the beginning 
The same in & for consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars to him the 
said Isaac Suggs in hand paid the receipt thereof is hereby acknowledged & by 
these presents and Isaac Suggs doth personally warrant defend the above 
mentioned land & waters mines, minerals, and all other appertainments whatever 
thereunto belonging to the said James Lucas his heirs, executors, 
administrators, & assigns forever against the just claim of any other person 
whatsoever in testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal signed over 
sealed & delivered in the presence of the day and date above mentioned written
							Isaac Suggs   seal
L. Lucas &
Wilie Suggs
Montgomery County Court October Session 1853

Then this deed was proven in open court by the   Lery N. Lucas and ordered to 
be registered
							John M. Lennann, CCC