Land indenture between Allen M. Blackwelder and
Julius Ridenhour, both of Stanly County. Details an exchange of 181
acres of land on the waters of Big Bear Creek for $700. Witnessed by
John F. Moose and John Pickler. Signed initially in 1858, it was
acknowledged by a Stanly County Justice of the Peace in 1910 and
filed with the Register of Deeds Office of Stanly County in
1911.
Title
Land Indenture from Allen M. Blackwelder to
Julius M. Ridenhour
Date (Text)
September 17, 1858
Date
1858-09-17
Type
Text
Language
English
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