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Thomas Clancy & James Child to John W Norwood trustee

17 February 1830 · ODB 23/550

The deed

Kind of deed
Deed of trust or mortgage
Date
17 February 1830
From
Thomas Clancy; James Child
To
John W Norwood
Acting as
trustee
Share conveyed
rights|2/3rds
Land
  1. Tract 1: on which Thomas Clancy resides, lot 92, in Hillsborough
  2. Tract 2: on which Thomas Clancy resides, lot 93, in Hillsborough
  3. Unimproved lots: lot 192, in Hillsborough
  4. Unimproved lots: lot 193, in Hillsborough
  5. Unimproved lots: lot 194, in Hillsborough
  6. Tract 6: 300 acres
    Waterways: waters of Seven Mile Creek
    Neighbors: Andrew Watson; Thomas Hastings
  7. Tract 7: 300 acres
    Waterways: waters of Haw River
    Neighbors: Joseph Clendenin
  8. Tract 8: 300 acres
    Neighbors: Ezekiel Brewer
  9. Tract 9: 150 acres, on which William Palmer resides
    Neighbors: Martin Palmer
  10. Tract 10: 1000 acres, on which Mulhollan resides
    Waterways: head of Seven Mile Creek
  11. Tract 11: in Haywood
  12. Tract 12: lot 21, in Hillsborough
  13. Tract 13: 200 acres
    Waterways: waters of Haw River
    Neighbors: Joseph Clendenin
  14. Tract 14: in Haywood
  15. Tract 15: in Haywood
  16. Tract 16: in Haywood
  17. Tract 17: in Haywood
  18. Tract 18: 140 acres
    Waterways: on Eno River
    Neighbors: John Scott; Walker Anderson
    Roads and landmarks: Merchant Mills
  19. Tract 19: 100 acres
    Waterways: head of Cane Creek
    Neighbors: Samuel Smith
  20. Tract 20: improved lot, in Hillsborough
    Roads and landmarks: store house
Also conveyed
7 oxen & part of the stock of hogs to said mills belonging, stills & stand; household & kitchen furniture, a cow & calf in possession of James Child; household & kitchen furniture & two cows in possession of Thomas Clancy; 2 shares in Cape Fear Navigation Company; various promissory notes and accounts
Enslaved people named
Daniel; Juda; Willie; John; David; Caroline; Isaac; Judy; Milly; Jim; Ben; Alexander; Grace; Poll; Hannah; Will
Citation
ODB 23/550
See the deed book page at the Register of Deeds →
A page can hold several deeds, and a long deed can run onto the next page.
Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 40012, “Record of Deeds, 1827-1832, Vols. 23, 24” (State Archives film).

Reading notes: The names follow the county’s records of enslaved people; the published abstract reads Daniel, Juda, Willie, John, David, Caroline, Isaac, Judy, Milly, old Jim, Ben, Alexander, Grace, Poll, Hannah, Will.

Names, places and measures are given as the published abstract writes them. This record has not been checked against the deed image.

Published abstract by Mark Chilton, Orange County Register of Deeds: Orange County Deed Book 23 (look for ODB 23/550). Our record above is drawn from it.

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