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Subject: Samuel Pack (Jr) and Heirs 200 acres Monroe Co., VA
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1999 16:33:23 EST

I must make a note here. This land grant is not naming the following "heirs"
as children of Samuel's, they are the children of his deceased son John Pack
and John's wife Jane Hutchinson. Thought that it needed clarifying before
people got confused. So this land is being transferred to Samuel Pack, Jr's
grandchildren.

Carol Pack Urban
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SAMUEL PACK AND HIS HEIRS - 200 acres - MONROE CO., VA

John Tyler Esquire, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, to all to whom
these presents shall com, Greetings: Know ye, that in conformity with a
survey, made on the 11th and 12th days of July 1825, by virtue of a Land
Office Treasury Warrant, No. 7911, issued March 7, 1825, there is granted by
the said Commonwealth unto SAMUEL PACK, ROBERT DUNLAP and REBECCA his wife who
used to be REBECCA PACK, ARCHIBALD PACK, MARY PACK, JULIA PACK and RUFUS PACK,
and JANE PACK the widow of JOHN PACK deceased, a certain tract or parcel of
land, containing two hundred acres, situated in the County of Monroe between
Greenbrier and New River, adjoining the lands of Thomas Wyatt, David Boardman
and the land formerly Hollinsworth, and bounded as followeth to with:
Beginning at a sugar tree and lynn corner to Wyatt and Boardman, thence with
the latter at North 40 degrees East 235 poles to two black oaks and a hickory
on a ridge; South 50 degrees East 40 poles to four white oaks on a ridge on
Boardman line, thence leaving the same at North 30 degrees East 126 poles to
an ironwood, East 65 poles to two ash trees, on the top of the river ridge,
North 26 degrees East 40 poles to a white oak and two chestnut sprouts, North
32 degrees West 40 poles to two hickories on Hollinsworth line, thence with
the same, North 28 degrees East 48 poles to two hickories on Hollinsworth
line, thence with the same at North 27 degrees West 120 poles to a locust,
beech and poplar on said line, thence leaving the same South 64 degrees West
30 poles to three white oaks corner to Wyatt, thence with the same South 40
poles to a white oak corner to and with the same South 37.5 degrees West 480
poles to the beginning.

To have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land, with its appurtenances,
to the said SAMUEL PACK and HEIRS as above stated and their heirs forever.

In witness whereof, the said John Tyler Esquire, Governor of the Commonwealth
of Virginia, hath hereunto set his hand and caused the lesser seal of the said
Commonwealth to be affixed, at Richmond, on the twenty second day of February
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty six and of the
Commonwealth the fiftieth.

John Tyler
(his signature)

Grant Book No. 74
1825-1826
Page 502

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