Franklin County GaArchives Deed.....John Payne - William O. & Ruth Whitney March 24 1810
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Written: March 24 1810
Recorded: April 13 1810


William O. & Ruth Whitney to John Payne, 24 March 1810 

Franklin County, Georgia, Deed Book T, left-hand page of folio 41: 

Georgia           )   This Indenture made this twenty Fourth day of march In 
Franklin County   )   the year of our lord one thousand Eight hundred and Ten, 
Between William O. Whitney and Ruth his wife of the County and State aforesaid 
of the One part and John Payne of the County and State aforesaid of the other 
part Witnesseth that the Said William O. Whitney and Ruth his wife for and in 
consideration of the Sum of five hundred dollars Lawfull Money of said State 
to him in hand paid by the said John Payne at or before the sealing and 
delivering of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby 

[right-hand page of folio 41]

Acknowledged hath Granted, Bargained, Sold, Released and confirmed and by 
these presents doth Grant Bargain Sell release and confirm unto the said John 
Payne his heirs and assigns all that Tract or parcell of land containing one 
hundred and fifty Eight acres be the Same more or less, Situate lying and 
being on the middle fork of Broad River in the County and State aforesaid it 
being part of a Seven hundred acre tract originally Granted to Thomas Payne, 
Butting and bounding as follows Begining at a Post Oak Corner on the Said John 
Paynes line and runing North 60 East to a Red Oak Corner thence South thirty 
west to a Red Oak Corner thence North 60 West to a Red Oak Corner thence to 
the begining Together with all and Singular the Rights members and 
appertainances whatsoever to the said Tract of land being Belonging or in any 
wise appertaining and the Remainders, Reversions, Rents, issues and profits 
thereof and every part thereof to have and to hold the Said Tract of land and 
all and Singular the premises and appertainnances thereunto Belonging as 
aforesaid and every part thereof unto the said John Payne his heirs and 
assigns Forever, to the only proper use benefit and behoof of the said John 
Payne his heirs and assigns for ever, and the said William O. Whitney and Ruth 
his wife for them selves and their heirs the tract of land 

[left-hand page of folio 42]

and premises aforesaid and every part thereof, unto the said John Payne his 
heirs and assigns against them the said William O. Whitney and Ruth his wife 
for them selves and their heirs and all and every other person and persons 
whatsoever Shall and will warrant and for ever defend the Said Tract of land 
and premises by virtue of these presents In Witness whereof the Said William 
O. Whitney and Ruth his wife hath hereunto Set their hands and Seals the day 
and year first above written.
Signed Sealed and delivered  )
In presence of               )    W. O. Whitney  (L.S.)
    Test                     )
Poyndexter Payne             )    Ruth Whitney  (L.S.) 
Thomas Payne                 ) 
Georgia          )   Personally appeared before me Thomas Payne, who being 
Franklin County  )   duly sworn depose and Saith upon oath, that he saw 
William O. Whitney & Ruth Whitney assign and acknowledge the above Indenture 
as their act and Deed, and that he also Saw Poyndexter Payne Subscribe his 
name to the Same as a Witness-- 
Sworn and Subscribed to before me this 23rd day of March 1810 
W. F. Bagwell  J.P.               Thomas Payne 
                  Rec'd 13th April 1810 



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