Green County Kentucky Court
1823
This Indenture
made this seventh day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundredWitnessed to the said Sophia Bale for valuable consideration to her in hand paid the
receipt of which
is hereby acknowledged have granted, bargained and sold and do by these presents convey
unto the
said John Barret my right, title, claim and demands as well to lands as funeral estate in
the state of
New Jersey and particularly all rights, title, claim and demands which I now have or may
hereafter have
as well to the funeral estate as such lands as my father Caspur Snok late of township of
Newton is the
State of New Jersey died seized and possessed. It is to be well understood that this
conveyance embraces
all interest which I now have or may hereafter have in the estate willed by my said father
Caspur Snook to
my sister Rhoda, hereby vesting the said John Barret with all right title which I have or
may have either
in law or equity, together with all & singular the appurtenances hereunto to him the
said John Barret and
his heir forever. And the said Sophia Bale does by these present convenant and agree to
and with the
said John Barret to warrant and defend the same from her and her heir and all claiming
under them to
the said John Barret.
In testimony where of she has hereunto put her hand and seal this day before written
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John Bale
George Robinsons (X his mark) Mark E. Huston
Green B Jameson
Sophia Bale
State of Kentucky Green County Clerk, I Augustus M Barret, Deputy for John Barret clerk
of the county court
of the county aforesaid certify that this deed from Sophia Bale to John Barret was on the
5th day of September
last presented before me in my office and proven to be the act and deed of the said Sophia
by the oaths of
Mark E. Haston & Green B. Jameson two of the subscribing witnesses
thereto.
Where upon the same together with this certificate is truly recorded in my office. --
Given under my hand this 16th day of September 1823.
Augustus M. Barret D.C.G.C.
Transcribed by Alan E. Jones December 10, 1996
NOTE Where the spelling was not clear from the original a best guess was used and underlined. All clearly misspelled words were left as is.