Indenture between Gabriel Booth & Pleasant Moon 17 Apr 1815 Elbert Co, GA


Elbert County Superior Court Deeds Book Z 1842-1847

Page 6

Gabriel Booth to Pleasant Moon

Georgia, Elbert County: This indenture made this seventeenth day of 
April in the year of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and fifteen 
between Gabriel Booth of the one part and Pleasant A. Moon of the 
other part both of the State and County aforesaid Witneseth that the 
said Gabriel Booth for and in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars 
to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath 
bargained Sold & Released and confirmed and by these presents doth 
bargain sell release and confirm unto the said Pleasant Moon his heirs 
and assigns all his right and title to a certain tract or parcel of 
land situate lying and being in the state and county aforesaid running 
as following beginning at a white oak tree at a branch running thence
NE 8 W 32 to Perrinnigon? x on Broad River, thence down the river 
S 31 W 4 to a hickory x thence S 73 E 29 to old Pine Stump x thence 
S 17 E 1.5 to a Spanish Oak x thence up the meanderings of said branch 
to the beginning containing twenty five and three fourths acres. To have 
and to hold to the said Pleasant Moon with all the appurtenances, profits 
and benefits thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. And the 
said Gabriel Booth does hereby warrant and forever defend the aforesaid 
premises with all and everything thereunto belonging from him and his 
heirs and assigns from all and every other person of persons whatsoever 
unto the said Pleasant moon his heirs and assigns forever so that the 
said Pleasant Moon shall have peaceable possession forever. In witness 
whereof the said Gabriel Booth hath hereunto set his hand and Seal
In Presence of John Cook, Sr,  Presley Christian, and 
Robert B. Christian,J.P.

Gabriel Booth (seal)
Recorded 17th March 1842


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