FRANKLIN COUNTY, GA - DEEDS  Pleasant
Bellamy to Asa Bellamy 

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Franklin County
Deed Book CD, page 295

         Pleasant Bellamy    .                   
                     To                                
          Asa Bellamy                           

Georgia                  } 
Franklin County     }
Know all men by these presents that I Pleasant
Bellamy of the County and State aforesaid are held
and firmly bound unto Asa Bellamy of the same place
in the sum of one thousand dollars for the true
payment of which I bind my self my heirs Executors
and Administrators jointly and severally and firmly
by these presents sealed with my seal and dated this
2nd day of August 1833 The condition of the above
obligation or bond is such that whereas the above
bound Pleasant Bellamy for and in consideration of
the sum of five hundred dollars paid the said
Bellamy do bind himself his heirs & to make a good
and warrantee title in law to the undivided half of
a certain tract or parcel of land containing three
hundred thirty two acres more or less which said
tract or parcel of land was willed said Pleasant
Bellamy and Asa Bellamy by John Bellamy deceased the
father of the aforesaid Pleasant and Asa Bellamy the
perport of said will is such that Lucy Bellamy the
widow and wife of the said John Bellamy was to
remain in possession of the said tract or parcel of
land until her death then the said land was of right
to belong to the said Asa Bellamy and Pleasant
Bellamy now the condition is such that if the said
Pleasant Bellamy shall make or cause to be made good
and warrantee titles in law to the one half of the
above named tract or parcel of land it being the
place whereon the said Lucy Bellamy & Asa Bellamy
now lives unto the said Asa Bellamy then this
obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full
force and virtue in law day and year above written

Thos Morris                       .                           Pleasant Bellamy                        SEAL
James Smith

Georgia                      }
Franklin County         } 
Personally came before me Thos Morris who being duly
sworn saith on oath that he saw Pleasant Bellamy
sign seal & deliver the within bond for the purposes
therein named that he subscribed the same as a
witness and that James Smith done likewise
Sworn to and subscribed                               			Thos Morris
before me this 16th Decr 1859

S D Thomason C I C

					Recorded Decr 16th 1859