DEEDS - RABUN CO., GA - Heirs of Thomas Carver, deceased, and 
                        Abraham B. Carver, 1863

Submitted by Dawn Watson (booleygirl@aol.com), November 25, 2001

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Notes: This deed is the only record I could find of the estate of 
Thomas Carver in Rabun County.


Deed Book F, pp. 439-441, Rabun Co., GA

Georgia, Rabun County
This indenture made January the [seventh] in the year of our Lord 
eighteen hundred and sixty three between Agnes Carver Martin Carver 
Pinkney Woodall Thomas P. Carver Pleasant Evans and John Evans 
heirs of Thomas Carver deceased of the county and state aforesaid of 
the one part and Abraham B. Carver of the other part 

Witnesseth that for the said heirs of Thoams Carver deceased for 
and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars 
to them in hand paid at and before the sealing and delivery of 
these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledge hath 
granted barganed sold and conveyed and doth by these presents grant 
bargin sell and convey unto the said Abraham B. Carver his heirs 
and assigns all that tract or parcel of land situated lying and 
being in the county aforesaid on the Warwoman Creek in the third 
district of said county containing one hundred and seventy five 
acres more or less being parts of lots number twenty two and part 
of number twenty three in the third district being on the east side 
of the road leading to Mockerson running on said road to a 
conditional line between said Thomas Carver deceased and Ed. T. 
Sloan there along said conditional line across to a chesnut corner 
thence to a conditional line made between William Carver and Thomas 
Carver including part of lot number twenty three thens running south 
including one hundred and twenty five acres of lot no. twenty three 
thens to the original corner of number twenty two running west the 
original line to the road and corner on a pine to have and to hold 
said tract or parcel of land unto him the said Abraham B. Carver his 
heirs and assignes together with all and singular the rightes 
members and appertainence there of to the same in any name belonging 
to his heirs own [poper] use benefit and behoof forever in fee 
simple and the said heirs of Thomas Carver deceased for themselves 
there heirs executors and administrator the said bargin [pemise] unto 
the same Abraham B. Carver his heirs and assignes will warrant 
themselves and against the same of all other person or persons 
whatsoever in witness whereof the said heirs of Thoams Carver deceased 
hath hereunto set there hands and affixed their seals the day and year 
above written

Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of
Pleasant Evans                    Agnes Carver [seal]
W. C. Speed JP                    Martin Carver [seal]
                                  Pinkney Woodall [seal]
                                        her
                                  Mary   x  Ann Carver [seal]
                                        mark
                                           his
                                  Pleasant  x   Evans [seal]
                                           mark

Recorded June 26th 1866
                     J. M. Quillian CSC

Transcribed to book "T" page 559