Georgia:  Hancock County: Indenture between John Cain
 and Job Tyson
17 February 1802

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John Cain
To 
Job Tyson
Dated 17 February 1802
Registered 18 February 1807

Page 165, Book H
Indexed

	This Indenture made this seventeenth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand 
eight hundred and two, between JOHN CAINE of the County of Wilkes planter of the one part and 
JOB TYSON of the County of Hancock of the other part Witnesseth that the said John Caine for and 
in consideration of the sum of fifteen hundred hundred (sic) dollars to him in hand will and truly 
paid by the said Job Tyson, the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge.  Hath granted, 
bargained, sold, aliened, conveyed and delivered and by these presents Doth grant bargain, sell alain, 
(sic)  convey deliver and confirm unto the said Job Tyson and his heirs forever all that tract or parcel 
of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Hancock on the waters of Buffalow (sic) Creek in 
said County.  Containing by estimation two hundred eighty seven and an half acres be the same more 
or less, originally granted to said John Caine, by Grant bearing date the fourth day of January, in the 
year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty six.  And also one other track or parcel of 
Land containing by estimation two hundred and eighty seven and one half acres, situate, lying and 
being in the said county of Hancock adjoining the said first mentioned tract and granted to John Eady 
by grant bearing date on the fifteenth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven 
hundred and eighty five, as by reference to the said Grant will more fully and – appear.  To have and 
to hold the aforesaid tracts or parcels of land with the rights, members and appurtenances thereunto 
being belonging or in anywise appertaining unto him the said Job Tyson and his heirs 	faun	??
	in fee simple.  But it is understood that the said John Caine or his heirs is not to be ansurable 
for any  interfering lines, 	?   provided   ?   there should be five hundred and seventy five acres of 
Land of clear and indespuitable titles within the two Grants before mentioned.  And the said John 
Cain for himself and his heirs, the aforesaid two ?bounties? to contain at least five hundred and 
seventy five acres.  Together with the rights members appurtenances thereunto being ^or^ belonging 
unto him the said Job Tyson and his heirs from the title, claim or demand of all and every person or 
persons whatsoever, shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents In Testimony 
whereof the said John John (sic) Caine hath h----torn---- ---- and affixed his Seal the day and date first 
ab-- -- written.						
Signed Sealed and }							John Cain		Seal
Delivered in presence of
Geor. Walker
Byrd Ferrell
Benjn Whitfield J.P.					Registered the 18th February, 1807
							AlexMartin ClkSuprCourt
Transcribed from xerox						"                           "
from the original book in the 
Court House, Sparta, Hancock Co.
Ga. by Judith T. Raymond.