Indentures and Land Records, 1787 - 1824

File — Box: 188, Folder: 13

Identifier: 119_40_2

Indentures and Land Records

Scope and Contents

Real estate records:

Warrant of resurvey [William Bagley v. John Addison (1802)] for land tract called Addition; Warrant of resurvey [William Pancoast v. Fench Ringold et al. (1824)]; Warrant of resurvey [William Pancoast v. John Walker (1804)]; Warrant of resurvey [William Pancoast v. Thomas Talbutt (1804)]; Warrant of resurvey [William Pancoast v. Lewis Talbot (1804)]; Warrant of resurvey [William Pancoast v. Marbury et al.]; Memo (1824) concerns Pancoast's relocation to Pencott's Invention; Indenture (1787) between William Deakins & John Threlkeld and William Bailey; Indenture (1791) between William Deakins & John Threlkeld and Francis & Charles Lowndes; Warrant of resurvey [Walter Mackall v. John Masters (1803)]; Ordinance to survey property (the Georgetown Corporation v. the heirs of Charles Beatty); Order of resurvey [Elisha Riggs v. Benjamin Patterson (1806)]; Indenture (1810) between Isaac Dawes and Robert Clarke; Agreement (1815) between Henry Lucas and Edward Stone & Edward Edmonston; Deed (1815) from John Hugh, Trustee [Joseph E. Rowles heirs] to William Worthington; Extract from a deed [survey provided only (1811)] to Charles A. Beatty and Abraham Bradley; Indenture (1816) between Charles A. Beatty and John Brackinridge & Phineas Bradley; Suit (1820)-[George] French v. Brackenridge; Indenture (1817) between James Hollingshead and James Melvin; Indenture (1818) between William Brooks and Isaac Wilson; Indenture (1818) between John Threlkeld and Charles Wise; Agreement (1820) between Richard Bland Lee and Lloyd Pomphrey; Memorandum of Agreement (1821) between Judge B. Thruston and Benjamin Mayfield; Indenture (1822) between John Murdock alias John Barber) and Benjamin Mayfield; Courses of a deed [i.e., survey] between Thomas Wright and Robert Ober.

**Former finding aid locations: 119_40_2; 110.5K1-110.5M21**

Dates

1787 - 1824

Conditions Governing Access

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1. All Archives materials dated or bearing solely on events occurring before January 1, 1940, shall be open for review unless otherwise restricted, subject to Library policies and procedures.

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Extent

From the Collection: 308 boxes (212 regular boxes, 25 oversized boxes, 58 restricted regular boxes, 13 restricted oversized boxes, plus 14 card catalog drawers )