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Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 294. Nov 14, 1767 from John Hanson Sr of CC, Gentlemen, to Henry Massey Hanson, son of sd John Hanson, for the natural love sd John has for his son, Henry Massey Hanson, and for 50 £ and for divers other good considerations, a tract of land in CC called the Second amendment, containing, according to certificate thereof, for about 546 acres. Signed - Jno Hanson. Wit - Jo: H; Harrison*, Jon Dent*. Recorded Nov 14, 1767

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Charles County Land Records Book 1770-1775; Liber S#3; Page 149.
Apr 22, 1771 from John Hanson of CC, Gentleman, to Henry Massey Hanson, son of sd John Hanson, of CC, Gentleman. Sd John Hanson, by deed dated Nov 14, 1767, made over to sd Henry Massey Hanson, a tract of land in CC called the Second Amendment, according to the certificate thereof, 546 acres, by which deed he intended to make over to Henry all the lands I hold or have a right to, by virtue of my decd's father, John Hanson's will, but now being apprehensive that some part of the afd lands are not included within the sd deed, have therefore, for the natural love that I have for sd Henry and for 5 shillings and for divers other causes, I have granted sd Henry a tract of land called Hansons Amendment, which is not included within the lines of the afd tract called the Second Amendment, and all the other lands I hold which adjoin either of the before mentioned tracts. Signed - Jno Hanson. Wit - J Hawkins*, Jas Craik. Recorded May 1, 1771.

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Charles County Land Records 1786-1790; Liber D#4; Page 43. Mar 17, 1787 from Henry Massey Hanson of CC, Gent, to John May of CC, cooper, for 22 £ 10 shillings, all that part of a tract of land in CC called the Second Amendment, beginning at the end of the ESE line of Carringtons Folly, containing 10 acres of land, This land is warranted from the claims of all persons except James Russell_ Signed - Henry M. Hanson. Wit - Richd Barnes*, Sam Hanson Jr*. Recorded Mar 17, 1787

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Charles County Land Records 1786-1790; Liber D#4; Page 441. instrument of Writing, recorded at the request of Charles Mankin & Henry Massey Hanson, We, Charles Mankin and Henry Massey Hanson of CC, for quieting our possession in certain tracts of land, to wit, Moores Hope, part of Partnership and Good Luck, in the possession of sd Mankin, and Newport, Hanson's Amendment, and Hanson's Second Amendment, in the possession of the sd Hanson, by these presents agree to the following lines of division between the sd lands, beginning at 2 stones on a hill, sd to be placed in the line of Goodrich's 600 acres, and running thence N 60 degrees 39 perches to a large white oak standing on the bank of a Run, thence N 69.75 degrees E 52 perches to a marked ash, thence N 1 degree E 53 perches to another marked ash, thence N 15 degrees W 18 perches to a maple, thence N 5-1/4 degrees W 14 perches to a small gum, thence N 18-1/2 degrees £ 19 perches to a beech, thence N 8-1/2 degrees E 17 perches to a gum standing by the Run side, thence N 21.75 degrees E 17 perches to another gun, thence N 7.75 degrees E 32 perches to a stake now fixed, thence N 85 degrees W 13 perches to a bounded beech by the side of a run, thence N 81-1/4 degrees W 21 perches to a forked hickory. In witness that the above described lines shall forever be the division between them, for the purpose of quieting possession, the parties have hereunto affixed their hands and seals. Signed Apr 9, 1789 - Charles Mankin, Henry Massey Hanson. Wit - Dan Jenifer*, Jno Dent*. Recorded Apr 11, 1789.

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Charles County Land Records 1790-1792; Liber K#4; Page 25. Mar 22, 1790 from Henry M. Hanson of CC, to Martha Porteus of CC, for 33 £ 15 shillings, all that parcel of land in CC, being part of a tract of land called the Second amendment, bounded by Cavingtons Folly, a tract of land called Hungartords Hope now in possession of Jno Cope, containing 15 acres. signed Henry Massey Hanson. Wit - Jno Dent*, Richu Barnes*. Recorded Apr 7, 1790.
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Charles County Land Records 1790-1792; Liber K#4; Page 26. Mar 22, 1790 from Martha Porteus of CC, to Henry Massey Hanson of CC, for 22 £ 10 shillings, all that part of a tract of land in CC and called the Second amendment, bounded by the line of Cavingtons folly, containing 10 acres. The land is warranted against James Russell. Signed - Martha Porteus. Wit - Inc) Dent*, Rich Barnes*. Recorded Apr 7, 1790.

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Charles County Land Records 1790-1792; Liber K#4; Page 366. Ordered by Michael Jenifer Stone, Esq, Chief Justice of CC Court, that the following bond be recorded. We, James Simms, John Campbell, Henry Massey Hanson, and William Barton Smoot, son of Thomas, all of CC, bind ourselves to the State of Maryland in the sum of 3500 £, this Nov 29, 1791, to warrant that sd James Simms, Collector of CC for the present year, shall faithfully execute his office. Wit - Jno B. Turner, John Barnes. This deed was acknowledged by John Beale Turner and John Barnes Jr, the 2 witnesses, before M,J, Stone, Chief Justice of CC Court.
I hereby appoint James Simms, Esq, High Sheriff of CC, to collect the Levy of CC for this year. The taking of the bond and the appointment afd is due to there being no collector for the assessment of the present year heretofore appointed. Signed Nov 29, 1791 - M.J. Stone

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Charles County Land Records 1792-1796; Liber N#4; Page 76. Apr 18, 1793 from Charles Sewall Sr of CC, to Henry Clements of CC, for 314 £ land in Port Tobacco Parish in CC called Six Hundred Acres and Goodricks Addition, bounded by 2 stones claimed by Henry Massey Hanson, the old Piscataway Road, containing about 314 acres. Excepted is 1/2 acre, a burial ground. Signed - Chas Sewall, wit Jno S. Turner, J Campbell, James Freeman*. Recorded May 6, 1793.

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Charles County Land Records 1792-1796; Liber N#4; Page 264. May 21, 1794 from Samuel Hanson of John of Culpeper County, VA but at present in CC, to Henry Massey Hanson of CC, for 186 £ 10 shillings and for divers other good causes, part of a tract of land in CC called Greenland, bounded by land called Powder Mill, the road that leads from Zachiah Bridges towards Portobacco, the road that leads to Mr. Caleb Hawkins', Mr. Fergusson's land whereon Revd Mr. John Weems now lives, containing about 186 acres 2 roods and 14 perches. To have and to hold, the afd land, after the death of my mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hanson. Reserved to sd Samuel Hanson out of the afd land, 1/4 acre where the
graveyard now is. Signed Samuel Hanson. Wit - Henry Barnes*, James Freeman4. Recorded May 21, 1794.