Mark Wall of Nash had a wife named Mary. Was she Mary Deans?
from the archives at Raleigh: (thanks to Sean Harley)

This Indenture made the Twenty Eighth of September in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven hundred and seventy nine between Mark Wall of this county of Nash and his wife Mary Wall of the county of Nash & state of Northcarolina of the one part , and James Tucker Senr of the county and state aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that for the consideration of the sum of five hundred pounds Lawful Money of the state to them in Hand, paid by the said James Tucker before the Executing & Delivery hereof. The receipt whereof they the said Mark Wall & Mary Wall doth hereby Acknowledge themselves therewith fully satisfy contented & paid they (ie) Mark Wall and Mary Wall hath given , granted, bargained, sold and confirmed unto the said James Tucker, his heirs & assigns forever, one certain tract or parcel of Land, situating, lying and being in the aforesaid county of Nash, on the south side of Little Sappony, Beginning at Daniel Deans’ line at a corner Gum, then running East to a branch called the Tarhill Branch, then down the Branch to Arthur Oneals line then along the said line to three red oaks Corner then along the said line a south course to Sikes branch corner. The various courses of the branch to John Mannings corner Pine, from there North to the First Station containing two hundred and twenty five acres of land…..(edit)
……………………………………………………..proved by oath of Mathias Manning Junr, in the presence of Mathias(x) Manning Junr., Sala(x) Manning and Sarah (x)Rose
post script;
Special thanks to Tim Rackley for transcription help.
Will appreciate any bits and pieces of data anyone has on the Deans of Nash,
Paula Fabionar