Indenture Between Charles Moon & Rehoboth Church 15 Mar 1851 Elbert Co, GA


Elbert Co Deeds Book AA  
Page 236 

Charles G. Moon to James W. Vaughan & Martin White, Deacons

Georgia, Elbert County: 
This indenture made & entered into this fifteenth day of March one 
Thousand Eight hundred and fifty one Between Charles G. Moon of the 
one part and James W. Vaughan and Martin White Deacons of the Baptist 
Church at Rehoboth and their successors in office of the other part all 
of the State and county af. Witness that the said Charles G. Moon for 
and in consideration of the good will love and affection that he has for 
the prosperity of Sion (?) and the love for Rehoboth Church, I do give 
& grant & do by these presents give grant and bequeath unto the said 
James W. Vaughan Martin White Deacons as aforesaid all that tract or 
parcel of land situate lying and being in the county and State aforesaid 
near the waters of Fork Creek adjoining lands of the Sd Charles G. on 
the east, south & west, & on the north side on the Goshen tract
of land containing Three acres bound as follows (to wit) Beginning on 
a Red oak corner Thence N 72 E 5 chains to a stake corner, Thence S 
15.8.6.00 chaines to a pine corner Thence S 72 W 5.00 chaines to a Red 
Oak corner Thence N 18 W 6.00 chaines to the beginning to have & to hold 
the above described premises. I the Sd Charles G. Moon do bind myself 
my heirs, Exec & Amins to warrant & defend the titles of said tract of 
land unto the said James W. Vaughan and Martin White Deacons as 
aforesaid for the use & benefit of the Said Rehoboth Church so long as 
there remains a constituted Church on S W. premises provided the church
Shall dissolve the premises in that went to revert back to the Sd 
Charles G. moon. In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand & Seal the day & date above written

Charles G. Moon [seal]

signed sealed and delivered in presents of 
William Eaves
P. B Roberts J.I C (?)

Recorded the 2nd day of April 1851

Original copiest's note: (last line illegible; written up side of deed)

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