YAUHANNAH LAND DEEDS

A GUIDE TO GEORGETOWN COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA LAND RECORDS:

South Carolina did not have counties as we know them today until 1785. Prior to that time, there were only four counties in South Carolina: Granville, Colleton, Berkeley, and Craven.. No records were kept within these counties, as they were merely for describing locations. The land records were kept in Charleston. Deeds from 1719 - 1785 were recorded in Charleston. The Charleston deed books remain in the Office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance in the Charleston County Court House, but microfilm copies can be seen at the South Carolina History and Archives in Columbia, South Carolina. Georgetown District was formed from part of Craven County in 1785. This was the beginning of deeds being recorded in the Georgetown County Court House. All court records filed in Georgetown County prior to 1862 have been destroyed - the records were sent to Cheraw Court House for safekeeping and were destroyed there by fire.

Deed abstracts of Yauhannah from the Georgetown County, South Carolina Deed Books, beginning in the year 1866.

DEED BOOK A

A-135 B. M. Grier to E.C. Murray, J. N. McCall, J. M. Gould, & A. L. Greene. In consideration of $1 & release of land & partnership interests. Whereas John Izard Middleton, S. M. Middleton, J. Izard Middleton, Jr., T.A. Middleton, M. Helen Middleton, and Maria H. Middleton on 8 Sept. 1865 sold the Yauhany Ferry tract (1580 acres) and an adjoining tract (112 acres) to E. C. Murray, E. Reese G____, John N. McCall, William G. Dozier and B. Marion Grier, a partnership was formed under the name of E. C. Murray and Co. B. M. Grier is releasing his interest in the lands and the partnership. Dated: 16 October 1866. Signed: B. M. Grier. Witness: Asbury M. Grier, Johnson Myers Release of Dower: Frances A. Grier. Witness: R. C. Grier, Magistrate.

A-184 Mortgage John M. Gould and Alpheus L. Greene to W. C. Murray. In consideration of Penal sum of $2600 for the payment of the full and just sum of $1300 with interest payable 20 August 1867. The tract is situated in the District of Georgetown on the waters of the Great Pee Dee and known as the Yauhany lands including Yahaney Ferry containing 1580 acres bounded on the NE by the Great Pee Dee River, south by lands of Charles Alston and on other sides by lands of or formerly of David Drennan, Mrs. Lane, Joseph Grier, Huger John Withers, and Percival Pawley as will more fully appear by a plat by John Hardwick on 1 February 1787. Also 112 acres adjoining the above tract purchased by John Izard Middleton from William King and purchased of us 20 October 1866. Signed: John N. Gould, Alpheus L. Greene......Dated: 20 October 1866 Witness: R. E. Frasier, R. Dozier

DEED BOOK B

B-37 T. L. Cooper, Sheriff to J. J. Hamlin For the non-payment of taxes for the years 1866 & 1867, the sheriff sold to Joseph J. Hamlin for $11.77, the lands of De Jannett known as Lower Topsaw containing 600 acres. This sherriff's deed was for a term of 7 years (meaning the original owner could recover if he paid back taxes and costs). Signed: T. L. Cooper, Sheriff.....Dated: 1 September 1867 Witness: C. (K.) Munnerlyn, W.W. Walker

B-104 William S. Collins to Wickersham & Lang In consideration of $800...... William S. Collins sells to Benjamin F. Wickersham and Harvey Lang, 922 acres known as the Skinner tract, being the same tract conveyed to W.S. Collins by Joseph J. Hamlin, 1 February 1860 in reference to a plat dated 14 January 1824 by Josiah Lewis annexed to a deed of conveyance of the said land from Mary E. Waterman, Ann A. Skinner, Margaret J. Skinner and Willamette M. Skinner to the late Robert H. Collins dated 25 October 1854. Signed: W. S. Collins......Dated: 25 January 1868 Witness: J. B. Anderson, A. J. Shaw

DEED BOOK C

C-208 S. R. Carr, Sheriff to William Faulk In consideration of $ 7...... By a writ of Fieri Facius issued 6 November 1867 on the property of John N. McCall, John M. Gould and Alpheus Green by Johnathon Pearce, complainant, in the amount of $218.65 plus interest $168.65, Sheriff S. R. Carr seized the Yauhany Ferry tract (1580 acres) and the tract adjoining (112 acres) and sold them by public vendue 7 Dec 1867 for $7 to William Faulk (it being the highest bid). Sheriff's Deed Signed : S. R. Carr......Dated 7 December 1868

DEED BOOK D

D-50 Robert C. Grier & Sarah A. his wife & Thomas R. Singleton to Paul Bryan In consideration of $133.32.... A Tract of land in Georgetown District bounded on north by Vereen land and on all other sides by lands formerly belonging to Col. Wm Allston containing 10 acres. Signed: Robert C. Grier, Sarah A. Grier, Thos. R. Singleton, his mark. Dated: 28 October 1871 Witness: A. M. Grier, Joseph (Beson?), his mark

D-51 T. L. Harrelson & William Faulk to Paul Bryan In consideration of $30. ...30 acres known as the Hamlin place, reference to a plat herein annexed. Dated: 31 December 1870...Signed: T. L. Harrelson, William Faulk Witness: J. W. Williams, J. E. Williams

D-51 Albert Singleton and M. A. Singleton to Paul Bryan Weymouth Pee Dee....We the undersigned do release all further claim against Paul Bryan & heirs forever all our right and title to tracts of land formerly owned by us ______ with Dr. R. C. Grier, Sarah A. Grier & Thos R. Singleton all demands against said Paul Bryan for said lands being paid in full to us. Signed: Albert Singleton, M. A. Singleton....No witness...Dated: 4 December 1871

D-159 Samuel Grier to Sarah A. Grier In consideration of $250........270 acres in Georgetown County bounded on the North by lands formerly belonging to N. Snow, East by William Munnerlyn's land, South by Thos B. Hamlin and William Munnerlyn's land.....plat by Josiah Lewis, no date..... Signed: Samuel Grier......Witness: Jas. S. Burroughs, R. G. Bone Dated: 7 October 1871

D-266 J. J. Hamlin to R. C. Grier (Topsaw) In consideration of $ 4,000....Georgetown District....All that tract of land on the west side of Pee Dee River containing 615 acres by a survey of John Hardwick dated 6 January 1798, known by the name Topsaw, bounded on the North by land formerly of Mr. Laird Swanston, East by Pee Dee River, South by land assigned at the same time to Benjamin Huger, Esq. Now or late belonging to James Elliot and West by land now or late of Mr. J. Saunders, being 1/2 of 3 tracts of land divided by writs of partition from the Court of Common Pleas for Georgetown District bearing date April 1798 and assigned to Miss Mary Pyatt and described in the marriage settlement between the late Dr. William Allston of the District above stated and his wife Mary Pyatt as a moiety or 1/2 part of 3 tracts of land on Pee Dee River which Labruce bought of James Coachman and which the said Thomas Labruce by his Last Will and Testament devised unto his daughter Elizabeth the mother of the said Mary Pyatt. Signed: J. J. Hamlin......Dated: 1863 (no day or month) Witness: Jas. C. McLeod, T. C. Capell

Release of Dower: Clarendon District....Anna M. Hamlin.....C. G. Capell, Magistrate

D-486 William Riley to Aaron Washington In Consideration of $128...64 acres in Georgetown County on the west side of Pee Dee River bounded north on land purchased by land of T. L. Harrelson and south by Yauhaney Branch.. Signed: William Riley....Dated: 22 July 1873 Witness: B. M. Grier, J. E. Grier Plat attached.

DEED BOOK E

E-1, Pg 224 Robert Heriot, Commission in Equity to Richard G. Green Whereas John White, Executor of Richard Green, Jr. deceased on 23 April 1830 filed his bill in the Court of Equity against William Lester and Mary D. Lester his wife, late Mary D. Shackleford and others wherein it was stated that the late William C. Shackleford, Jr. in his lifetime purchased from Richard Green, Jr. a tract of land (same as below). A maortage was given and never paid and John White as executor foreclosed. Now Robert Heriot conveys to Richard G. Green for $950. Dated: 17 May 1830 Witness: A. W. Dozier and E. W. Green

E-1, Pg 225 Richard G. Green to John White In consideration of $950....A tract of land purchased by William C. Shackleford from Richard Green, on or near Black River consisting of one tract originally granted to Thomas Jenkins and part of a tract granted to Samuel Clegg containing 738 acres bounding on lands formerly belonging to Joseph Johnson now William Lester (NW), West and South by Hugh Fraser and estate of Thomas Scott, southeast on unknown lands and northeast by lands of Robert Lester. Dated: 17 may 1830 Witness: James Green, Ezra W. Green Release of Dower: Magdaline Green

E-104 John A. Grier to Alexander Williams In Consideration of $275...275 acres in Georgetown County including the former residence of Benjamin Grier, Deceased., on Cooper Shop Bay (Plat attached). Signed: J. A. Grier.......Dated: 13 May 1872 Witness: G. L. Ellis, J. W. Williams

E-110 Lease from Gabe L. Ellis to J. M. Mathews This lease made this 27 January 1874 between Gabe L. Ellis and his wife Agnes S. Ellis on the first part and J. M. Mathews on the 2nd part all of Georgetown County Witness that this party on the 1st part doth lease unto the party of the 2nd part a certain piece or parcel of land in Georgetown County lying on the south side of the county road leading to Yawhany Ferry being a part and parcel of said Yawhany tract being part of the estate of Faulk set apart as dower to party on the 1st part within the following metes and bounds. Beginning at the westerly end of cleared and enclosed lot as now stands and running westwardly parallel and binding on said county road, 210 yards thence southwardly at right angles 70 yards thence eastwardly 210 yards parallel with front line, thence northwardly to place of beginning. 5 year lease for yearly sum of $1. Signed: A.S. Ellis, G. L. Ellis......Dated: 27 January 1874 Witness: Moses Moud NOTE: Above this lease are three signatures: Gabe L. Ellis, A.S. Ellis, J.M. Mathews. Witness: J. W. Williams NOTE: On the side of the lease is: TRANSFERRED TO C. L. Havens, September 6, 1875.

E- 111 J. J. Hamlin to Daniel Peal In consideration of $325.... 401 acres in the District of Georgetown adjoining lands of Mr. Samuel Grier, Sr. Dated: 15 October 1867, Signed: J. J. Hamlin Witness: B. W. Bradley, A. M. Grier

E- 187 William K. Grier to J. P. Williams In consideration of $200....... 695 acres in Georgetown County on Great Pee Dee River at Hell Gate being a tract of land granted to William K. Grier on 5 May 1856. Signed: William K. Grier. Dated: 12 June 1864

E- 473 W. K. Grier to Eli White In consideration of $70 ...... 54 acres in the County of Georgetown on Jack's Gully and Long Branch being part of a tract of land granted to Catherin Vereen and referenced to a plat by C. B. Sarvis. Signed: W. K. Grier, Dated: 29 Dec 1871 Witness: June Woodward, Jr., Marcus Bryant Note: Plat shows corner at the estate of Coke Grier.

E- 540 J. M. Lesesne, Sheriff to Walter B. Crane, Edward Tompkins, & D. R. Smith as D. R. Smith & Company. In consideration of $150..... Due to a judgement against J. M. Mathews. Sheriff Lesesne sold 535 acres on Yawhany Island (property of Mathews) bounded on the East by Bull Creek, West by land now or formerly of the estate of J. J. Ward, North by lands of Charles Allston, South by land of the estate of W. Munnerlyn. Signed: J. M. Lesesne, Sheriff. Dated: 6 September 1875.

DEED BOOK F

F-105 State of South Carolina to S. R. Hennesy A Grant of 275 acres in Georgetown County bounded on all sides by lands formerly owned by B. M. Grier, a portion of which is owned by the state of S. C. excepting the Northeast corner which is bounded by lands of Z. Polite and Joe Gause. By virtue of a certificate to S. R. Hennesy issued by William H. Dirrell, auditor of Georgetown County, 5 Oct. 1877 Dated 4 Apr 1878......Signed: Wade Hampton, Governor.

F-185 John Izard Middleton, Thomas A. Middleton, Maria C. Middleton and Helen Middleton to Daniel Peal. In consideration of $900.......500 acres on southwest side of Pee Dee River, 1000 acres formerly granted to Shadrack Simons surveyed for him November 1788 and granted 12 August 1790. 300 acres situate on the north side of Pee Dee River originally granted to John Jordan. All of said tracts are situated in the County of Georgetown in South Carolina and were levied upon and sold by Charles Huggins, Sheriff on 4 April 1826 to John A. Alston. Dated: 16 Sept 1878......Signed: John Izard Middleton, Thomas A. Middleton, Helen Middleton, Maria H. Middleton Witness: T. W. Dickinson, J. Jenkinson Hucks, John W. Williams, John Byrd.

F-447 W. D. Porter, Master to Washington F. Elliott ..In consideration of $2650.....Thomas Pinckney Izard, Edward Mott Izard, Josephine Izard May and others filed a complaint against Charles Richardson Miles, administrator of the estate of Ralph S. Izard and executor of the estate of Rosa C. Izard, deceased. The complaint asked for the sale of 1700 acres on Cohns Creek bounding to the north on lands of now or late of Bellune, to the east on Pee Dee River, to the south on lands now or late of Bath, and to the west on lands now or late of Hamlin. Dated: 25 March 1880. Signed: W. D. Porter, Master. Witness: J. Singleton Barnwell, N. M. Porter.

F-501 M. E. Kirton to William Riley.......A conveyance of 1595 acres, known as the Singleton Tract. This indenture made this 23 February 1880 between Mary E. Kirton, now of the County of Horry but formerly of Georgetown County, the widow of William W. Kirton, formerly of Georgetwon County and administratrix of the estate of said William W. Kirton, of the first part and William Riley, of the second part witnesseth: whereas, the said William W. Kirton by his last will and testament dated 21 September 1866, devised the lands hereinafter mentioned to his executor, Samuel Kirton, in certain trust therein set forth and thereby authorized his said executor to sell and dispose of any and all of his estate. And whereas the said Samuel Kirton predeceased the said testator, and on the death of the said testator, the said Mary E. Kirton was duly approved administratrix of the estate of said William W. Kirton. Now, for the consideration of $700 paid by William Riley, Mary E. Kirton sells all that tract of land on the Great Pee Dee River containing 1595 acres known as the Singleton tract bounded on the east by Great Pee Dee River, and on its other side by land of Jane Woodward, W. K. Grier, Thomas Bath and lands formerly the property of Jesse P. Williams Signed: M. E. Kirton ....Dated: 23 February 1880 Witness: Ella E. Burroughs, Joseph T. Walsh

F-653 F.A. Haddock to Asbury M. Grier In Consideration of $400.......336 & one half acres being part of a tract purchased by F. A. Haddock of John R. Barfield on 18 March 1877 and said to contain 500 acres re: a plat by C. B. Sarvis dated 11 January 1830 and made for John Singleton. It is bounded on the north by J.J. Powers and Sam Goude, east by N.F. Rowe, south by T.A. Cribb, west by B. A. Avant and J.J. Powers. Dated: 1 March 1880..........Signed: F.A. Haddock Witness: Samuel Jacobs, John G. Carraway

DEED BOOK H

H-148 M. L. Grier to S. E. M. Grier In consideration of $50..........M. L. Grier sells all her interest and estate in that tract of land in Georgetown County bounded north on lands formerly owned by the Rev. L. A. Grier, now the property of Burroughs & Collins Company, east by lands formerly owned by J. J. Hamlin known as Topsaw, on the south by the same tract viz. Topsaw, west by Solomon R. Hennecy's land as referenced by a plat by William Hemingway on 7 December 1814. Signed: Mary Louisa Grier (her mark), she is from the County of Williamsburg Witness: R. C. Grier, C. (G) Grier.

H- 310 Thomas R. Grier to S. A. Wall ....In consideration of $325.....150 acres all that tract known as the residence of Samuel Grier, Sr., late of Georgetown County bounded on the west and north by Rolls (Rawls) land, south and east by R. C. Grier's land and one end binding on the Pee Dee River. Dated: 9 November 1881

H-187 William Riley to Mrs. S. M. J. Grier In Consideration of $400....All that tract containing 900 acres situated in Georgetown on the Pee Dee River, one half mile below Yauhaney Ferry bounded north on land now belonging to William Riley and Aaron Washington, west by William Riley, south by Pee Dee Road and Topsaw Tract, east by Yawhaney Creek and Pee Dee River. Signed: William Riley...Dated: 6 May 1882 Witness: B. M. Grier, G. M. Grier.

H-329 William P. and E. M. Gaddy to S. E. M. Grier In consideration of $50...William P. Gaddy and Eliza Margaret Gaddy sell all their interest and estate in that tract of land in Georgetown County on the waters of the Great Pee Dee bounded north by lands formerly owned by Rev. L. A. Grier now the property of Burroughs and Collins Company, east by lands formerly owned by J. J. Hamlin known as Topsaw and on the south by the same tract, west by S. R. Hennesy's land as referenced by a plat by William Hemingway 1 December 1814. Signed: William P. Gaddy, Eliza M. Gaddy....Dated: 21 December 1882 Witness: R. H. Johnson, B.B. Johnson.

DEED BOOK I

I-284 Samuel Hooker to J. E. Dusenbury In consideration of $100......Samuel Hooker sells to J. E. Dusenbury, Charles Dusenbury and Samuel Sarvis, co-partners in J. E. Dusenbury and Company at Port Harrelson in the County of Horry all that tract of land in Georgetown County which Samuel Hooker purchased from Jesse P. Williams on 27 December 1882 and described as follows: the one half of two certain tracts of land as follows, to wit: the tract of land known as the Collins tract containing 497 acres.......the first of these two tracts are bounded as follows, west by land of Thomas Bath, north by Pee Dee River, south by land of William Riley known as the Kirton tract and east by land of said Jesse P. Williams bargained to Toney and William Sumter. The same being more particularly described in a bond for title given to Sam Hooker and Noah Jones by said Jesse P. Williams, 3 June 1880 as follows: it shall consist of one half of all the uplands and swamplands laying to the west of a line to be drawn so as to divide the unsold portion of the Collins tract into two equal parts. The other tract consists of swamp lands containing 100 acres bounded on the east by lands of William Riley, north by Great Pee Dee, west by lands of Jesse P. Williams bargained to Toney and William Sumter and south by Robert Vereen's land. Signed: Samuel Hooker, (his mark)......Dated: 30 March 1885 Witness: C. B. Dusenbury, Samuel Sarvis, (his mark).

DEED BOOK K

K-118 Robert C. Grier to A. M. Grier In consideration of $171........132 acres being a part of a tract of land granted to Benjamin Grier on 7 April 1828 and known as the Rogers land bounded on the north and east by part of the same tract, on the south by estate of Daniel Bath and on the west by lands formerly owned by J. I. Middleton and now owned by Daniel Peal. And hath such shapes and marks as are represented by plats of the same made by E. Feiri and containging 114 acres and the other 18 acres. Dated: 20 August 1886....Signed: R.C. Grier Witness: J. Z. McConnell, Jr., and W. Lenin Release of Dower, County of Williamsburg.......Sarah A. Grier Witness: R.T. Bryan, Trial Justice

K- Pg 132 Quit Claim Mathias West to Asbury Grier, B. Marion Grier and J. Elmone Grier. I, Mathias West representing the interest of my deceased wife, Henrietta Ann Shuford and as guardian ad litum of our children James Hutto, Patrick, Henry Shuford of the County of Georgetown in South Carolina in consideration of the sum of $1, release all the estate, right, title, interest, use, trust, claim and demand whatsoever which I the said Mathias West in place of my deceased wife, Henrietta Ann Shuford West and her children have of in or to all and singular- all that plantation or tract of land containing 865 acres in Georgetown on the Pee Dee River near Yauhany which tract was conveyed to Sarah Martha Jane Grier by William Riley on 6 May 1882. Dated: 14 September 1887 Witness: John Allston Grier, C.A. Robbins

K-189 Gabriel L. Ellis to Charles Dusenbury of Horry In consideration of $45......118 acres on Bull Island, part of an 850 acres tract purchased by G. L. Ellis on 1 December 1876 from Robert E. Frasier. Land being the northern portion of tract commencing at the 25 mile post on the public raod near Hell Gate, thence running Bull Creek to Bull Creek Ferry, thence said Bull Cteek to large spruce pine on bank of River above Sandy Bluff and thence a straight line to corner of commencement. Plat by Moses F. Sarvis, 2 June 1887. Signed: Gabriel L. Ellis....Dated: 9 June 1887 Witness: N. A. Dusenbury, Solomon R. Harrelson Release of Dower: A. S. Ellis

K-192 R. E. Frasier to James E. Dusenbury and Company In consideration of $855.....R. E. Frasier, trustee, sells by a deed of trust, received by him 8 July 1884, to James E. Dusenbury, Charles Dusenbury and S. S. Sarvis, 1066 acres of swamp land on Yauhany Island in Georgetown County bounded on the north by lands now or formerly of the estate of Grier, east by Big Bull Creek, south by Little Bull Creek, and west by Big Pee Dee River and estate of Ward, being land purchased by D. M. Peck (Peek) from the estate of Allston and conveyed to H. Kaminski by T. J. Tuomy, U.S. Marshall and by H. Kaminski conveyed to me in trust by deed bearing date 23 April 1885. Signed: R. E. Fraser....Dated: 24 February 1887 Witness: W. M. Lester, P. H. Tamplet

K-563 Pg 64 Agreement S. B. Rawls and J. T. Rawls to Daniel Peal's Heirs Whereas, J.M. Rawls, purchased a tract of land from J. J. Hamlin and paid toward the purchase $207 but without getting title to same as there was a balance unpaid of the agreed price. J.M. Rawls departed this life without having paid or received title. And after J. M. Rawl's death, he left his widow and his two sons, J.T. Rawls and S.B. Rawls, and his widow married Daniel Peal, who took out letters of administration of his estate and applied to said J.J. Hamlin to obtain titles to land on his paying the amount due. And Daniel Peal did pay the balance, but whether with his own funds on that or the estate of said J.M. Rawls is unknown, and received a deed for said land. And whereas the said Daniel Peal and his wife have recently departed this life, and Galen Grier has administered on his estate and has found among the assets of said estate a note dated 7 February 1881 made by J.T. Rawls and secured by a mortage of a certain tract of land therein described which note has a balance due of $93.43 and has also found among the said assets three notes of S.B. Rawls dated 7 February 1881 (for 2 of the notes) which two are secured by a mortgage of a certain tract of land and the third note dated 16 May 1887 which is secured by a mortgage of certain personal property--the three notes amount to $274.17. And whereas in the settlement of the estate of Daniel Peal, a controversy has arisen between his administrator and the said J.T. and S.B. Rawls in regard to their interest in the said tract of land conveyed by J.J. Hamlin to Daniel Peal. Now to settle the said controversy amicably as a family matter and to avoid the expense of lawsuits, it has been mutually agreed by the said J.T. Rawls and S.B. Rawls and the administrator to set off their claim to the property against the aforesaid debts held by Daniel Peal's estate against them and mutually agree to release each the other from any and all claims. J.T. and S.B. Rawls quit claim any interest in the property and Galen Grier releases the notes. Dated: 11 March 1889 Witness: William Riley, R. Dozier

DEED BOOK R

R-2, Pg 602 B. A. Grier to Carrie Grier In consideration of $100 and the love and affection I have for my wife. Whereas, W.K. Grier died intestate about the year 1896 leaving among other things a tract of land situate in number 5 Township of Georgetown County near Yauhannah Church, containing 398 acres according to a plat by M. F. Sarvis, dated 18 January 1896, taken from old plats of Swamp Plantation and WHEREAS Adra G. Robbins, deeds her interest in the estate of W. K. Grier to B. A. Grier and G.E. Grier and WHEREAS W.K. Grier left as his surviving heirs the following children: ADRA GRIER (ROBBINS), MARGARET GRIER (WILSON), SARVIS GRIER, RICHARD GRIER, B.A. GRIER AND G.E. GRIER and WHEREAS Margaret G. Wilson, Sarvis Grier and Richard Grier died leaving no heirs.... B.A. Grier sells the tract containing 396 acres (more recent survey shows 355 acres) bounded on the north by Meeting House Branch and lands formerly of Tom Brownfield, south by Hennecy, Eli White and John Turner and west by state lands and east by lands formerly of Noah Jones. Signed: B.A. Grier (his mark).....Dated: 8 April 1937 Witness: Lucy Siau, Eunice Altman

DEED BOOK S

S-716 J. J. McKeithen, Sheriff, to B. A. Grier In consideration of $ 310......Whereas, C. P. Quattlebaum, administrator of W. F. Elliott, deceased on 20 February 1904 did exhibit his bill of complaint against Mary A. Robbins and C. A. Robbins, her husband, praying for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage of real estate made and delivered by the said Mary A. Robbins to the plaintiff, of which said real estate the premises hereinafter described are a part, and for a sale of the mortgaged premises in satisfaction of the mortgaged debt: --150 acres to the north on Great Pee Dee, east by lands now or lately occupied by R. C. Grier known as the Benjamin Grier tract, south and west on lands belonging to James T. Rawls, known as the Benjamin Grier Tract. Signed: J.J. McKeithen, Sheriff.....Dated: 2 May 1904. Witness: S. W. Rouquie, Walter Hazzard.

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