Henry Martin and Pouncey Anderson, executors of Michael Holland, of Albemarle County said Hanover P[illegible] to John Caldwell of Prince Edward County, 2,230 acres in St. Patrick parish on both sides of Vaughns Creek.

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Henry Martin and Pouncey Anderson, executors of Michael Holland, of Albemarle County said Hanover P[illegible] to John Caldwell of Prince Edward County, 2,230 acres in St. Patrick parish on both sides of Vaughns Creek.

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Michael Holland executors transfer all but 400 acres of Hollands original patent to John Caldwell, 14 October 1755. The transcription includes metes and bounds only.

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Sonoma State University, Schulz Library

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Sonoma State University, Schulz Library

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