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Chester Co., SC Deed Record, p 520, Conveyance, Robert Duke
"An indenture was executed in Chester County on January 4, 1779 between Robert Duke and John Leonard, both of Chester County concerning 300 acres on the waters of the Fishing Creek, between it and the Catawba River adjoining Thomas Steel, Arthur Hukland, Jr.[sic] and Robert Landrun. Witnessed by Jno Duke and Alexander McNeil. Ref: Deed Record, p. 520, Chester County, South Carolina."
Chester Co., SC Deed Record, p 622, Conveyance, Robert Duke
"A Lease and Release dated January 6, 1779 was executed between Robert Duke and John Leonard, both of Chester County concerning 300 acres on the waters of the Fishing Creek, between it and the Catawba River adjoining Thomas Steel, Arthur Hicklin, Jr. and Robert Swann. Instrument witnessed by John (X) Duke and Alexander McNeill. Ref: Deed Record, p. 622, Chester County, South Carolina."
Chester Co., SC Deed Record, p 525, Conveyance, John Leonard
"On February 22, 1790, John Leonard of Richmond County, Georgia made an indenture with Wm. McDonald of Chester County, South Carolina for 300 acres of land on Fishing Creek adjacent on Northeast by Thomas Steel and Arthur Hukland's [sic] land, Southeast by Benjamin Cook, Southwest by Robert Duke. Originally granted to Robert Duke on June 23, 1774. Ref: Deed Record, p. 525, Chester County, South Carolina."
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