Deed to the Johnson Cemetery, Baldwin, Alabama

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Johnson Cemetery Deed, White House Fork, Baldwin County, AL

The following is an old deed to the Johnson Cemetery, White House Fork, Baldwin 
County, Alabama or as older people know it by "the Johnson Grave-yard."  The 
land for the cemetery was donated by Thomas Edward Johnson of Baldwin County. -
L.W.

Deed Book 13 Page 247

State of Alabama, )
Baldwin County.   )	This Indenture, Made the 30th. day of December 1907., 
between William Vizard and Mary D. Vizard, his wife, parties of the first part, 
and T.E. Johnson, et al, parties of the second part.  WITNESSETH, that parties 
of the first part, in consideration of One Dollar ($1.00) hereby acknowledged to 
have been paid parties of the first part, by parties of the second part.  Do 
grant, bargain, sell and convey, unto the said parties of the second part, their 
heirs and assigns, all that real property in Baldwin County, State of Alabama, 
described as follows:-  Beginning at the Northwest corner of southeast quarter 
of section twenty two, township three south range two east, thence north 
6.50chains to a stake for a beginning point, thence north 6.32 chains, thence 
east 3.16 chains, thence south 6.32 chains, thence west 3.16 chains to the place 
of beginning, containing two acres.  Said two acres being known as the Johnson 
grave-yard.
	Together with all rights, and appurtenances to said to described premises, 
in anywise or belonging:  To have and to hold the same forever, provided it 
shall always be used for the purpose of a grave-yard should at anytime the use 
of it for that purpose be abandoned then all rights, titles and interest herein 
granted shall become null and void, and the property shall revert to the parties 
of the fist part, have hereunto set their hands and seal the day and year first 
above written.
						Wm Vizard
						Mary D. Vizard
					          By Wm Vizard
					          Attorney-in-fact


State of Alabama, )
Mobile County.    )	I, O.M. Otta, a Notary Public, in and for said State and 
County do hereby certify that William Vizard, for himself, and as attorney-in-
fact for Mary D. Vizard, whose names are sign to the foregoing conveyance, and 
who is known to me individually, and as attorney in fact, for the aforesaid, 
acknowledged before me, on this day, that being informed of the contents of this 
conveyance, he executed the same voluntary, for himself, and as attorney-in-fact 
for the aforesaid, on the day and year the same bears date.
	Given under my hand and seal, this 30th of December 1907.
						     O.M. Otts, Notary Public Mobile County,      
(Seal)							Alabama

Filed for record June 29th 1908.
Recorded June 30th 1908.
	  J. H. H. Smith, Judge of Probate