Indenture between Robert Booth & Thomas Elliott 02 Mar 1849 Elbert Co, GA

Elbert Co Deeds Book AA 
Page 124 

Robert N.Booth to Thomas C. Elliott Trustee for Sarah Elliott, his wife

Georgia, Elbert County:
This Indenture made and entered into this 2nd day of March in the 
year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and forty nine Between Robert N. 
Booth of said State and of the county of Morgan of the one part and 
Thomas C. Elliott Trustee for Sarah Elliott his wife of the State 
aforesaid and County of Elbert of the other part Witnesseth that for 
and consideration of the sum of five Hundred dollars to me in hand paid 
at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt 
whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained sold and conveyed 
and doth by these presents grant bargain sell and convey unto the said 
Thomas C. Elliott Trustee for Sarah Elliott his wife. his heirs
and assigns all that tract or parcel of land situate lying and being 
in the county of Elbert aforesaid on the waters of Falling Creek 
beginning at a stone corner west of Falling Creek meeting house Spring 
branch thence south to a Post oak corner, thence East to a stake corner. 
Thence south to a Red oak corner thence East to a Gum Corner thence 
North to a Pine Corner near a drain. Thence down said drain till it 
unites with the meeting house Spring branch. thence down said branch as 
it now runs to beginning corner bounded on the east by lands of William 
Grimes on the South by Elijah Jones, on the West by William Mills lands. 
it being all that tract or parcel of lands known by the name of the 
Falling Creek meeting house tract except that portion or part of
the same tract which belongs to the meeting house it being about five 
acres which I do not convey to said Elliott, which contains eighty six 
acres be the same more of less. And I do further grant bargain sell and 
convey to the said Thomas C. Elliott trustee for Sarah Elliott his wife 
her heirs & assigns a certain parcel of land containing two acres more 
less situate in the county of Elbert aforesaid on the waters of Falling 
Creek beginning at a black gum corner East one and a half rods to a post
 oak corner North to a Chestnut Stake on the meeting house road one and 
a half rods to the line of the land herein before granted to said 
Elliott  thence along said line to the beginning corner bounded on the
west lands before described on the east by William Grimes. it being a 
parcel of land that I do convey to Said T. C. Elliott Trustee for
Sarah Elliott the above described parcels of lands with all the 
appurtenances thereunto belonging to her and her heirs for their own 
proper use benefits and behoof forever in fee Simple. And the said Robt 
N. Booth for himself his heirs Executors and Administrators the said 
bargained premises unto the said Thomas R. Elliott Trustee for Sarah 
Elliott her heirs and assigns will warrant and forever defend the right 
and title thereof against themselves and against the claims of all other 
persons whatever. In witness whereof the Said Robt N. Booth hath hereunto 
set his hand and affixed his seal the day and Year above written

Robert N. Booth (seal)

Signed Sealed & Delivered In Presence of 

Thomas B. Bullard, J.P
Joseph T. Smith J.P.

Recorded the 31st day of August 1847 (or 1849)


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