Deed of T.G. Boyd to David Reeves, Pike, Alabama

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Contributed By "Fowler, Judith A." <FowlerJ@rucker.army.mil>
APR 1999

Located in Pike County Courthouse
Troy, Alabama

Deed Book E, page 575

The State of Alabama
Pike County

	Know all men by these presents that I, David Reeves, is indebted to
T. G. Boyd in the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($150.00) to-wit
three promissory notes of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) each as also the sum of one
dollar ($1.00) to me in hand paid by said Boyd, the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged have granted, bargained, sell and confirmed unto T. G.
Boyd his heirs and assigns the following described lands to-wit North half
of north east quarter of section twenty-three, township ten, range
twenty-two, also north east quarter of north east quarter of section
twenty-two, township ten, range twenty-two containing one hundred and
nineteen 95/100 (119 95/100) acres.  Also all the cotton and corn crop that
may be the product of said land for the year 1849 and all the crop that the
said Reeves may have in possession or on hand to have and to hold the
aforegranted land together with all the crops to him the said T. G. Boyd,
his heirs and assigns forever, the conditions of the above conveyance being
such that if the said David Reeves shall pay or cause to be paid the
aforementioned notes when they may fall due, then this obligation is null
and void to all intents and purposes, otherwise to remain in full force and
virtue.  Witness my hand and seal this 18th January 1849.

						David Reeves (signed an X)

L. A. Kersey (?)
Samuel Lovning (?)