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    Williams, Lewis: Land Grant of 302 Acres (10.Nov.1779)



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    • Title Williams, Lewis: Land Grant of 302 Acres (10.Nov.1779) 
      Short Title Land Grant of 302 Acres to Lewis Williams (10.Nov.1779) 
      Author Virginia Land Office 
      Call Number Grants Book B page 018 
      Repository Virginia State Library 
      Source ID S67638 
      Text

      Lewis Williams granted on 10.November.1779 Thirty Shillings Sterling 302 arces in Pittsylvania County on both sides of the head branches of the Bannister River. Recorded Patents B page 18.

      Beginning at James Divens corner pointers:

      1. S72?W? ?2 poles new lines to pointers. maybe 92 poles.
      2. S38W 44 poles to pointers
      3. S22E ?76 poles to a Red oak.
      4. S58E 174 poles to a white oak.
      5. N33E 218 poles crossing banister to a Red oak.
      6. N13E 70 poles to an ash in a branch in James Divens line.
      7. S73W 40 poles along James Divens line to pointers.
      8. S53W 83 poles to a post oak.
      9. S87W 60 poles crossing banister to a post oak.
      10. N42W 54 poles to a red oak.
      11. N23W 50 poles crossing a branch to the beginning
       

    •  Notes 
      • Adjoins tract granted to James Devin in Grant Book A page 133.