Indenture between Wm. Faulkner & James Bell 04 Sep 1841 Elbert Co, GA

Elbert Co Deeds Book AA  
Page 124 

William Faulkner to James Bell, Sr.

Georgia, Elbert County; 
This Indenture made this fourth day of September in the year 
Eighteen Hundred & forty one Between Wm Faulkner of the one part of 
the County & State aforesaid & James Bell, Snr of the State aforesaid 
& County of Oglethorpe of the other part Witnesseth that for & in 
consideration of his obligation to do so he the said Wm Faulkner doth 
this day relinquish & convey unto the said James his right title & 
claim unto a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying & being in 
the State aforesaid & County of Carroll containing two hundred two & a 
half acres more or less lying in the fourth district of said Carrroll 
County known & distinguished in the plan of said district by lot no.
ninety two having such shape or marks & shall be seen in a plat of the 
same being the same drawn in one of the former land lotteries by Sarah 
Moon widow of Elbert County now the said Wm Faulkner as husband & 
representative of said Sarah now Sarah Faulkner do warrant & defend 
the right & title of said land & premises unto the said James his heirs 
& assigns against the claim or claims of myself & my heirs only unto 
him the said James his heirs & assigns of have & to hold to his and 
their own proper use benefit and behoof forever in fee Simple in 
testimony hereof the said Wm. hath hereunto set his hand & seal this
day & year above written

Wm Faulkner. (seal)

Signed Sealed & delivered in presence of

Asa E. Faulkner
Simeon Hall

Georgia: Elbert County; 
Personally came Simeon Hall before me Joseph T. Smith a Justice of 
the Peace in and for said county and being sworn saith that he saw 
William Faulkner sign seal and deliver the within deed for the 
purposes therein stated and that this deponent signed the same as a 
witness and saw Asa E . Faulkner do so likewise

Simeon Hall

Sworn to before me this 18th day of August 1847

Joseph T. Smith J. P

Recorded the 18th day of August 1849

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