Deed Between Abraham Glazner, and W. B. Kelley, Agent for James T. Stedham, Shelby, Alabama

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Deeds: James & Frances Stidham family, Shelby Co. AL, 1837-1862

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Shelby County, Alabama Deed Book Q, p. 224:

State of Alabama Shelby County } This Indenture made and Entered into this 29th 
day of August AD 1862 between W. B. Kelley agent for Jas. T. Stedham of the 
first part & Abraham Glazner of the Second part all of Said County & State. 
Witnesseth that the Said party of the first part for and in consideration of the 
Sum of two hundred dollars to him in hand paid by the Said Second party the 
receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have sold and hereby sell confirm and 
convey unto the Said Second party the following described lands to-wit: W 1/2 of 
the NW 1/4 Section 7 Township 20 R 3 East Containing in all Eighty Acres more or 
less. Also these Shares out of the original tract formerly belonging to James 
Stidham. To have and to hold to said Second party his heirs and assigns forever 
the above described land and premises and the Said of the first part hereby 
covenant with the Said party of the Second part that he is lawfully Seized of 
and has good right to Sell and Convey Said land and hereby bind myself my heirs 
and legal representatives forever to warrant and defend the title to Said land 
and premises against the claims of all and any persons in law or equity and 
against the government of the United States.

  Given under my hand and seal this 29th day of August AD 1862.
                             W. B. Kelley (seal)

State of Alabama Shelby County} Before me TJ Martin an acting Justice of the 
peace personally came W B Kelley who being duly sworn deposeth and saith the 
within deed or conveyance is just and true to the best of his Knowledge & 
belief.
March 18 1869 T. J. Martin J. P. for SC } W B Kelley

The State of Alabama Shelby County} I T. J. Martin an acting Justice of the 
Peace in & for said County certify that W. B. Kelley who is known to me & whose 
name is Signed to the foregoing conveyance personally appeared before me on this 
day & acknowledged that being informed of the contents of its within conveyance he executed the Same voluntarily on the day the Same bears date as attorney in 
fact for James T. Steadham.
  Given under my hand this 8th day of November 1869.
                             W. B. Kelley
Entestined before Signing    T. J. Martin J. P.

Filed for Record & Recorded Decr. 20th 1870
                             J. T. Lersser
                             Judge of Probate