Deed from Margaret Tait & Martha Weatherford, Grantors, to Alger & Elizabeth Newman, Grantees, Monroe, Alabama

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March 2003

To all people to whom these presents shall come, Greetings!

Know ye that we Alger Newman and Elizabeth, wife of the said Alger both of Monroe County Alabama for 
and in consideration of the sum of two thousand dollars lawful money of the United States of America to us 
in hand paid by Margaret Tait and Martha Weatherford, of the same state at or before the sealing and 
delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledge Have remised, released and forever 
quit-claimed, and by these presents do remit, release and forever quit-claim unto the said Margaret and 
Martha in their full and actual possession now being and to their heirs and assigns forever.  All the stautes 
rights tittle interest we trust, property Claim and demand whatsoever at law as well as in equity, in 
possession as well as in expectancy of in to or out of all and singular that tract of land lying in the Counties 
of Clark and Monroe in the State of Alabama, situate on both sides of the River Alabama and which may be 
described as follows.  viz. The east and west fractions of section thirty six in Thowship five of Range three.  
East in the district of lands offered for sale at St. Stephens and which said tract of land is bounded as 
follows: viz. leg lands belonging to the estate of Samuel James deceased on, the west by the public lands 
and the lands of Robert James of Clarke County on the South by the lands of Robert James aforesaid.  And 
on the East by lands supposed to be public lands, the aforesaid tract of land above described and hereby 
released and conveyed.  Containing four hundred and forty nine acres and sixty-one hundredths of an acre.  
To have and to hold the said released premises unto the said Margaret Tait and Martha Weatherford their 
heirs and assigns to their own proper use, benefit and behoof forever.  So that wether the said Alger 
Newman nor the said Elizabeth Newman his wife their heirs assigns, nor any other person or persons in 
trust for theirs or their name or names or in the name, right or stead of any of them, shall or will, can or 
may by any ways or means whatever, hereafter, have claim challenge or demand any right title interest or 
estate of in to or out of the said premises above described and hereby released.  But that they the said Alger 
Newman and the said Elizabeth Newman their heirs and assigns, each and every of them From all estate 
right title interest property claim and demand whatsoever of in to or out of the said premises or any part 
thereof are, is, and shall be by these presents, forever exeluded and debarred.

In witness whereof the said Alger Newman and the said Elizabeth Newman heve hereunto set their hands 
and seals this eleventh day of August in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thrity four.

Signed sealed and delivered in				Alger Newman  (seal)
presense of Asa Hammond, J.P.			Elizabeth Newman (seal)
William Moore, J.P.

The State of Alabama - Monroe County
Be it remembered that the written named Alger Newman and Elizabeth Newman his wife affirm personally 
before us Asa Hammond and William Moore two Justice of the peace in and for said county and 
acknowledged that they signed sealed and delivered the within deed of Quit claim to Margaret Tait and 
Martha Weatherford on the day and Year and for the uses and purposes therein named.

					Asa Hammond, J.P  (seal)
					William Moore, J.P.  (seal)


Alger and Elizabeth Newman to Margaret Tait and Martha Weatherford