Box Misc. MS Box 1

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Photocopied Newspaper clippings naming the Hoggard Family.

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This collection contains correspondence, newspaper clippings and assorted personal papers of Dr. John T. Hoggard.

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Maurice Moore to John Porter; 250 acres in Bath County by Roger Haynes house and Rev. Richard Marsden's land. With sketch.

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Maurice Moore to Thomas Jones; 540 acres for 5 shillings, in Bath Co., part of larger tract dated October 22, 1728. Witnessed by John Swann, Elizabeth Swann, and William Livingstone. "Proved June Court 1737". With Sketch.

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John Porter to James Smallwood; 250 acres for 50 punds, near land of Rev. Richard Marsden and Thomas Jones, "part of tract patented to Thomas Wyatt and by Wyatt conveyed to Col. maurice Moore who by Deed of Gift dated 20 Aug 1734 did convey said 250 acres to John Porter." Witn. by William Dry and Richard Lovett.

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James Smallwood to John and Ed Atkins of Charles Town; 250 acres for 80 pounds, bounded by land of richard Marsden and Thomas Jones.

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Maurice Moore to Richard Marsden; 640 acres, beginning at Peter Poitevint's corner. Marsden paid 223 pounds, 6s and 3p, leaving unpaid 426 pounds, 13s, 9p. He departed and being uncertain whether or not he was still alive, his eldest son paid the remainder, and Maurice Moore gave the deed to him, Thomas Marsden. Witn. by George Moore and William Dry, Jr. With sketch.

Scope and Contents Susanna Mills, of Charles Town, widow to William Faris of Cape Fear, a plantation of 3331/3 acres formerly owned by her former husband, Andrew Legere for 150 pounds. Bounded by Roger Haynes' land (formerly owned by Joseph Portavent) and Roger Moore's land. Half the land was formerly vested in Charlotte Leger by will of her father, Andrew Leger, with her coheir and sister, Bebela Judith Legere, and was willed by Charlotte to her mother, Susanna Mills. Witn. by George Hyne, John Moore, and...

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Same transaction as described in item 6.

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William Faris to Samuel Swann, to rights and title to Plantation tract known as Legers, for 30 pounds. Witn. by James Innes, David Lindsay and Isaac Ferris. Footnote: "Samuel Swann dated his will Aug. 12, 1772 and left his 'Legere Plantation' to his wife, Jane Swann."