1919 Horry County SC Unexecuted Land Deed Johnson Bayboro Township # 1164

Original circa-1919 South Carolina “Title to Real Estate” deed form concerning property in Bayboro Township, Horry County. The document was printed by Herald Print of Conway, South Carolina and is partially completed in typewriting. The proposed conveyance names J. H. Johnson and George M. Johnson as the purchasers and states a consideration of $650. The property description covers approximately five acres and references the Rough and Ready Public Road, nearby branches, adjoining property lines, and an exception involving previously mentioned timber rights. The deed appears to be an unexecuted draft or retained copy. The signature and seal lines, witnesses, notary acknowledgment, renunciation of dower, and county recording information remain blank. It should therefore not be represented as a completed or recorded deed. Condition is consistent with age and storage, including multiple original folds, toning, scattered spotting, creasing, edge wear, small edge tears, and light surface soiling. Typewritten portions are somewhat faded but remain largely readable. Please review all photographs carefully for exact wording, condition, and completeness. An interesting piece of Horry County land history, Bayboro Township genealogy, South Carolina legal ephemera, and early-20th-century real-estate history. The buyer will receive the exact original document shown.