Culpepper County, Virginia, Deed Book G

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To all People to whom these presents Shall Come: Greeting know ye that I George Eatham of Brumfield Parish in the County of Culpeper for divers Good Causes and Considerations me thereunto Moving but more Especially for the Tender love and Good Will I bear to & for my well Beloved Son James Eastham of the parish and County aforesaid do Give Grant make Over and Confirm unto my said son James Eastham his heirs Ex_ors_Adm_ors and Assigns one Certain Plantation and Tract of Land belonging to the Same Situate lying and being in the above said Parish & County and Bounded as Followeth - Beginning at a white Oak near a Dead Pine in Nathans Underwoods line thence along his line to James Collins Corner and my Own thence a Strait Course to my Back line Agst Pickitts old Field thence a Strait Course to Crooked run - thence down the Run to a large Crooked pine on a Hillside near the said Run thence a Strait Course to the Beginning which said Above Bounded Lands I do hereby Estimage at one Hundred and seventy five Acres be the same More or less To have and to hold the above said Land and premises with the Appurtinances to the Same belonging or in any Wise appurtaining to him the said James Eastham his heirs Ex_ors & Adm_ors and Assigns forever to their only proper Use and behoof Forever In Witness whereof I do hereunto set my hand and Seal this Twenty third day of April 1768

George Eastham (LS)

Sealed and Delivered in the
presence of James Rucker D Brown James Collins Richard Quinn Thomas Quinn

At a Court held for Culpeper County November the fifteenth 1773 This Indenture was proved by the Oaths of James Collins Richard Quinn and Thomas Quinn witnesses thereto & ordered to be Recorded.

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Almost certain conclusion Marriage

p. 103
George Eastham, alone, deeds plantation and tract of land bounded by Crooked Run, as a gift to son, James, 23 April 1768, Brumfield Parish, 175 A. (Crooked Run becomes the Robinson River shortly before the latter flows into the Rapidan River in the soutwest corner of present Culpepper Co. The Robinson "forks" sharply in to the Rapidan from the northwest)
Entered: 9 Jun 2004

Almost certain conclusion George Edward Eastham is the father of James Eastham

p. 103
George Eastham, alone, deeds plantation and tract of land bounded by Crooked Run, as a gift to son, James, 23 April 1768, Brumfield Parish, 175 A. (Crooked Run becomes the Robinson River shortly before the latter flows into the Rapidan River in the soutwest corner of present Culpepper Co. The Robinson "forks" sharply in to the Rapidan from the northwest)
Entered: 9 Jun 2004

Almost certain conclusion Mary is the mother of James Eastham

p. 103
George Eastham, alone, deeds plantation and tract of land bounded by Crooked Run, as a gift to son, James, 23 April 1768, Brumfield Parish, 175 A. (Crooked Run becomes the Robinson River shortly before the latter flows into the Rapidan River in the soutwest corner of present Culpepper Co. The Robinson "forks" sharply in to the Rapidan from the northwest)
Entered: 9 Jun 2004

Almost certain conclusion Name of James Eastham

p. 103
George Eastham, alone, deeds plantation and tract of land bounded by Crooked Run, as a gift to son, James, 23 April 1768, Brumfield Parish, 175 A. (Crooked Run becomes the Robinson River shortly before the latter flows into the Rapidan River in the soutwest corner of present Culpepper Co. The Robinson "forks" sharply in to the Rapidan from the northwest)
Entered: 9 Jun 2004

Almost certain conclusion Death of Mary

p. 103
George Eastham, alone, deeds plantation and tract of land bounded by Crooked Run, as a gift to son, James, 23 April 1768, Brumfield Parish, 175 A. (Crooked Run becomes the Robinson River shortly before the latter flows into the Rapidan River in the soutwest corner of present Culpepper Co. The Robinson "forks" sharply in to the Rapidan from the northwest)
Entered: 9 Jun 2004

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