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Mona, Thank you very much for your reply. So it is safe to assume that the transcriber just didn't leave an open line between the last line of the line about MACE and the following line about LINN: PASTED / QUOTED DATA: On hearing the Caveat William Bourke against William Mace, It is Ordered that Administration issue to William Mace on the Estate of William Mace Deceased with a Copy of his Will annexed. Upon Reading the Petition of James Linn setting forth That Andrew Linn in his Life time and at the time of his Decease was possessed of a Tract of Two hundred and sixty Acres of Land in the County of Anson by a Patent Dated the 17th day of May 1754 the said Land lying in the Waxaw settlement joining the East side of the Catawba River and Henry Whites Line and that in comparing the courses of the said Patent with the marked Lines on the Land there is a manifest Error in the patent and plann by the mistake of the Deputy Surveyor therefore the Petitioner prays that the true Courses may be incerted in the Record as the Land was originally Run And on Francis Beatys making oath to the same Ordered that the Record of Andrew Linns Patent 260 Acres in Anson County be altered accordingly. END OF QUOTED / PASTED DATA Again thanks for the help here. Do you know if the COLONIAL RECORDS (of NC) are online yet? Linda McKee Notify Administrator about this message?
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