ABSTRACTS OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY DEED BOOKS FRANKLIN COUNTY VIRGINIA Volume 1 Deed Book 1 (1786-1789) and Deed Book II (1789-1793) Prepared by Sara Motisher Beck Page 46 Deed Book #1 Page 374-376 February 20, 1788 - Deed JACOB GRAHAM § MARTHA HIS WIFE (Bottort (Botetourt) Co.) § THOMAS ARTHUR AND SARAH his wife (Fr.Co.) to CHRISTON CHARLES LONG (Fr. Co.) fclOO cmv. 200 acres m/1. CG. Adj: ...crossing Marlows Creek. Wit: Thos. Goodson Jacob Graham George Asbury Martha Graham Mathew Sailers Thos. Arthur Jno. Goodson Sarah Arthur Andrew Forguson Recorded March 3, 1788 Deed Book 1, Pages 378-379, April 5, 1788 - Deed THOMAS ARTHUR (Fr. Co.) To JESSE, PERCELLER, ROBERT, MARRAY, SALLAY, BETSEY, WILLIAM, DEBORAH § JOHNNATHAN GRAHAMS (Fr. Co.) The said Thomas Arthur agreeable to a Bargain made between them the s'd Thos Arthur § Jacob Graham he the said Thomas Arthur " Doeth give up and full^ Relinquish all his write and Title to a Sartain Tract of Parse! of Land....it being part of a Tract he the s'd Jacob Graham mad s'd Arthur a Deed to and had the same acknowledged;'in Bedford County." 128a m/1. it being the lower end of the said land. ON MARLERS CREEK, it being the place § Plantain where James Graham family lived. PCG. Adj; Christen Charles Longs line leves the old Pattron line; along as the old line runs; ....crossing the Creek; Longs line. Wit: William Gipson Thos. Arthur Thos. Dogget Ambrose Arthur Recorded April 7, 1788 Deed Book #1 Pages 441-442 April 22, 1788 - Deed of Gift JOHN FURROW QFr. Co.) To My Wife SARAH'S former children, Jesse, Prycella, Robert, Molly, Sally, Elizabeth, William, Deborah, John and Jonathan COCKS. In Consideration of the love. Good Will § Affection. 128a NCG. Adj: Bound on my own line: William Slones line; Stephen Peters Line; Christion Chs. Long Line. part of a Tract Patented to Jacob Grayham 328 a of which the above s'd Long purchased 200z of Col. Thos Arthur § the place whereon James Graham formerly lived and where the above s'd Robert Cocks now lives. I have Delivered unto the above s'd Ten Children Jesse § Robert Cocks to have the use of while the youngest Children should come of age, then to be Especially divided amongest the abovees's children then living. Wit: Daniel French John Furrow James Mcurdy (?) Hugh French Recorded October 6, 1788