Deed to Alexander Urquhart, Montgomery, Alabama

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Montgomery Co. Al., Cahaba 
Written:  October 29 1827
Recorded:  October 29 1827


No# 2333 John Quincy Adams President of the Untied States of America to all to 
whom these Pesents shall come greeting Know Ye, that Alexander Urquhart of 
Montogmery Co. Land office Cabaha the W 1/2 of SW 1/4 of Sec 14 in T. 13. R. 19 
containing 79 acres and 35/100 of an acre.  Lands directed to be sole at 
Cahaba, Al. in pursuance of the Laws providing for the sale of Lands of the 
United States in Mississippi and Alabama, there is Granted by the United 
States, unto the said Alexander Urquhart to his heirs and the 1/2 quarter lot 
or section of land, with the appurtenances, unto the said Alexander Urquhart 
and to his heirs and assigns forever. General Land Office City of Washington 
the 29 day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and 
twenty seven and of the Independence of the United States of America the fifity 
second. 

Additional Comments:
Bureau of Land Managenment type Credit Vol 126 pg. 150 I certify this is a true 
copy of the genenal file in this office David W. Henry 12/1/97 it has a 
beautiful seal 
The letter "Q" is written as a letter "G" in Urquhart or Urguhart