Franklin County GaArchives Deed.....Lewis Davis - Poyndexter & Anne Payne February 6 1804
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Written: February 6 1804
Recorded: April 12 1804


Poyndexter & Anne Payne to Lewis Davis, 6 February 1804 

Franklin County, Georgia, Deed Book OOO, right-hand page of folio 26: 

Georgia          )   This Indenture made and confirmed on the sixth day of 
Franklin County  )   February eighteen hundred and four, Between Poyndexter 
Payne and Anne his wife of the one part and Lewis Davis of the other part all 
of the State & County aforesaid.  Witnesseth that the said Poyndexter Payne 
and Anne his wife for and in Consideration of the sum of three hundred Dollars 
to them in hand paid, before the ensealing and delivery of these presents Have 
and by these presents do Bargain sell alien and Convey unto the said Lewis 
Davis a tract or parcel of Land Containing One hundred and seventy two acres 
more or less being the balance of a tract Granted to Thomas Payne of two 
hundred Acres Situate on the middle fork of Broad River adjoining a tract of 
two hundred eighty seven and one half Surveyed for John Burks, the tract or 
parcel of Land now sold and Conveyed to said Davis, Beginning on a hickory 
thence South seventy East fifty four Chains twenty five links to a Stake and 
divisional line, Between s'd tract and land sold to Nathan Steadman, then 
North twenty [East?] 

[left-hand page of folio 27]

thirty two chain to a Stake, then North seventy West fifty seven Chain and 
twenty five links to a red Oak, then South twenty West thirty two Chain to the 
Beginning.  All and singular the land Tenements Hereditaments appurtenances 
and advantages to the premises aforesaid belonging or in any wise appertaining 
the said Poyndexter Payne and Anne his wife will Warrant and forever Defend 
for themselves their heirs etc. to the said Lewis Davis his heirs etc. from 
the lawfull Claims of all Person or Persons under whatever pretence.  In 
Testimony whereof we the said Poyndexter Payne and Anne his wife have hereto 
set our hands and affixed our seals on the day & date above Written ---- 
Signed Acknowledged & Delivered  )
In the Presence Of ----          )    Poyndexter Payne  (L.S.) 
Josiah Stovall                   )    Anny Payne  (L.S.) 
Robert Walters  J. P.            ) 
Georgia          )   This day came Anne Payne wife of Poyndexter Payne before 
Franklin County  )   me and on private and legal Examination says that she by 
these presents of her own free will and accord without Constraint doth quit 
Claim and forever relinquish unto Lewis Davis his heirs etc. forever all my 
right title and interest of and to any thirds or dower of the Land and 
Tenements as designated within.  Taken & subscribed on 6th day of February 
eighteen hundred and four.                
Test                     )       Anney Payne  (seal) 
[Robert?] Walters  J. P. )    Recorded 12th April 1804 


[Note:  The last word on the first page and the first name of the Justice of 
the Peace in the last line are both obscured by what appears to be an ink 
blot. Probably, Robert Walters signed in both places in the record.  To 
complete an approximate rectangle, the missing word in the legal description 
would be East.] 


Submitted by:  Robert W. ("Bob") Meadows 
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