Georgia:  Hancock County: Indenture between Job Tyson and
Byrd Ferrell, 22 April 1802

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Job Tyson Deed To
Byrd Ferrell
22 April 1802
Register 6 November 1804
Book G, Page 123-124
 

	This Indenture made this twenty second (sic) day of April in the year of our Lord one 
thousand Eight hundred and two Between Job Tyson of the County of Hancock planter of the one 
part and Bird (sic) Ferrell of the County of Greene of the other part Witnesseth (sic) that the said Job 
Tyson for and in consideration of the sum of thirteen hundred Dollars to him in hand well and truly 
paid by the said Bird Ferrell, the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge hath granted 
bargained Sold aliened conveyed and delivered and by these Presents doth Grant bargain sell alien 
convey deliver and confirm unto the said Bird Ferrell and his Heirs forever all that tract or parcel of 
Land situated lying and being in the County of Hancock on the waters of Buffalow (sic) Creek in said 
County contains by estimation two hundred eighty Seven & an half acre be the same more or less 
Originally Granted to John Eady by Grant baring (sic) date on the fifteenth day of November in the 
year of Our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and eighty five Beginning at a stake South Sixty East 
thirty chain to a post oak thence South thirty West twenty nine chains to a ask thence South Sixty East 
thirty chains to a pine thence South thirty West thirty five chains to a pine thence North Sixty West 
fifty nine chains to a pine thence North thirty East Sixty four chain to the Beginning Stake To have 
and to hold the aforesaid tract or parcel of Land with the rights members and appurtenances 
thereunto being belonging or in any wise appertaining unto him the Said Bird Ferrell and his Heirs 
forever in fee Simple together with the rights members and appurtenances thereunto ^being or^ 
belonging unto him the said Bird Ferrell 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 present.  In Witness 
or in testimony whereof the said Job Tyson hath hereunto Set his hand and affixed his seal the day 
and date first above written
Signed Sealed and						Job Tyson 	Seal
Delivered in presence of
DHamilton
Francis Jeter               } 
Marten G. Sheppard  

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			--------------came before me Duke Hamilton one of the Subscribing Hancock 
County } Witnesses to the within Deed of conveyance and being duly Sworn Saith, that he saw Job 
Tyson Sign Seal and deliver the within Deed for the purposes within expressed & that he saw Francis 
Jeter and Martin G. Sheppard Sign the same as Subscribing Witnesses

Sworn to before me						D. Hamilton
This 6th Novr 1804						    "          "*
AlexMartin ClkSuprCt				Registered 7th November 1804
        "							Alex.Martin ClkSuprCt
*Quote marks appear as a flourish by the 
word Clerk.	
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