Georgia:  Hancock County: Deed, Henry Lundy to Henry Bass & George W. Bass,
3 Nov 1852

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Georgia. Hancock.
This indenture made the 3rd day of Nov. in the year of our Lord 
eighteen hundred and fifty two, between Henry G. Lundy of the one part 
and Milton Bass & George W. Bass of the other part all of said county.  

Witnesseth that the said Lundy for & in consideration of the sum of five 
hundred and seventy five dollars to him in hand paid at and before the 
sealing and delivery of these presents, have granted bargained & sold & 
do bargain grant and sell unto the said Milton Bass and George W. Bass 
and to the survivors his heirs and assigns in trust to and for the sole 
and separate use of Ann Dickson during her life after her death then to 
such child or children as she may have living at the time of her death 
absolutely in ?? to the last will and testament of Edward S. Bass 
formerly decd. said purchase money ?? from the share of said Ann Dickson 
under said will.  (the following tract of land lying in said county on 
the water of Dry Creek containing one hundred and fifty acres be the 
same more or less, saving ?? the widow Louisey Johnson's dower during 
her natural life and then to the said Milton and George W. Bass, situate 
lying and being in the County and State aforesaid bounded as follows 
beginning on a hickory corner on Geo. W. Bass line near the road leaving 
to Wm. Shiver's mills, up said road to a pine corner on John M. Mason's 
line - then along said Mason's line to a white oak corner on a small 
branch.  Down said branch to a Spanish oak corner on Mason's line - then 
along said line to a hickory corner, then along Mason's line to a corner 
on Dry Creek, thence down said creek to a branch on Martha Gonder's 
line, up said branch to a corner on said Martha Gonder's line - then 
along said line to a pine corner - then a straight line along Martha 
Gonder's line to the beginning corner containing one hundred and fifty 
acres be the same more or less known as the Henry Lundy tract of land).
	
To Have and to Hold said bargain land and premises together with 
all and singular the rights appurtenances unto the said Milton & George 
W. Bass and the survivor of them, his heirs and assigns in trust to and 
for the use aforesaid forever in fee simple.
	
In testimony whereof the said Lundy has hereto set his hand and 
affixed his seal the day and year before written.

											
	Henry G. Lundy (L.S.)

Signed, Sealed, & Delivered in the presence of: 
Benjamin I. Bass
Benjamin F. Latimer, J.P.

Registered the 5 day of October 1852.  W.A. Audas(?) Clk. Supr. Court