Donated by Gene Newman
Buncombe County, North Carolina April Court 1801 A deed from Job Broughton to William Woodward for two tracks of land bounded as follows to wit: the first tract beginning on two sugar trees & runs north fifty degrees east 22 poles to a stake in Broughton�s old line, thence with said line west to a sugar tree & white oak, thence south 22 poles to the beginning. The second track beginning on a bunch of ____, about four poles from the ridge line and runs south 55 degrees west 46 poles to a spruce & oak on a ridge, then with the top of the ridge to Broughton�s old line, then with said line to the corner, then East to a stake at said Broughton�s corner�then south 100 poles to a white oak, then west 98 poles to a ____ and white oak, then south 26 poles to the beginning, was acknowledged in open court and ordered to be registered.

Donated by Gene Newman

Buncombe County, North Carolina April Court 1801

A deed from Job Broughton to William Woodward for two tracks of land bounded as follows to wit: the first tract beginning on two sugar trees & runs north fifty degrees east 22 poles to a stake in Broughton�s old line, thence with said line west to a sugar tree & white oak, thence south 22 poles to the beginning. The second track beginning on a bunch of ____, about four poles from the ridge line and runs south 55 degrees west 46 poles to a spruce & oak on a ridge, then with the top of the ridge to Broughton�s old line, then with said line to the corner, then East to a stake at said Broughton�s corner�then south 100 poles to a white oak, then west 98 poles to a ____ and white oak, then south 26 poles to the beginning, was acknowledged in open court and ordered to be registered.

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