Fran, I didn't send it to you but I know that it comes from the book "Bladen County, North Carolina Abstracts of Early Deeds 1738-1804" by Holcomb. It is on page 50 of my copy of this book. I HIGHLY recommend this book of abstracted Bladen County deeds to researchers of early Bladen County. Not all deeds were destroyed in the 3 fires that consumed Bladen's deeds over a 130 year period. Also, if you're looking for early tax lists for Bladen, try to find Vol 1 and/or 2 of Byrd's "Bladen County North Carolina Tax Lists"; the first volume is 1768 - 1774 and the second volume is 1775-1789. The originals were found at Duke buried in a private collection. Byrd transcribed them, I understand, and produced the 2 volumes. These lists give us an incredible view of families and their immediate neighbors for 23 years. I've found so much info from these two books. The first volume is almost impossibly hard to find to purchase but you can find the second volume online to buy. Steve Fran wrote: >Someone sent this abstract to me and regrettably I did not note the >source, so don't know if this record was recorded in Bladen or in >Brunswick County; however, the info may be useful to someone researching >SELLERS/SELLARS families. > >__________________________ > >MAY 5, 1773. I, JAMES CORBETT of Brunswick Co., planter for love good >will I have towards my loving daughter Ann SELLARS, wife of Matthew >SELLARS..150 A..in Bladen Co. SW Branch of Waggamaw below White >Marsh..Wit: Arthur ROLLIN, James CORBET, Simon SELLARS, Ann SELLERS. >P.480-81 > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NCCUMBER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >