TAYLOR COUNTY, GA - DEEDS Byrd, Nancy to C. M. Lucas, David Beeland , C. R. Wiggins 1868 (Trustees of Clayton Academy) ***************** Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm http://www.usgwarchives.net/ga/gafiles.htm *********************** This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: wwindham@worldnet.att.net Lisa and Warren Windham Taylor County, Georgia Deed Book H-1 Page 252 Regarding Lot number 203 January 12, 1868 Recorded October 18, 1886 From Nancy Byrd to C. M. Lucas, David Beeland And C. R. Wiggins. This indenture made and entered into this the twelfth day of January in the year of our lord eighteen hundred and sixty eight, between nancy byrd of the one part and C.M.. Lucas, David Beeland and C.R.. Wiggins Trustees of the County Academy known as Clayton Academy and situated on the northeast corner of the south half of lot of land no. two hundred and three aggreeably to original survey of the other part all of the state and county aforesaid. Witness that for and in consideration of the aforesaid Trustee building or causing to be built a house on lot of same no. two hundred and three within two hundred yards of the south line of said lot and within two hundred yards of the marsh ground on the largest branch running through the aforesaid lot of land number two hundred and three on the west side of such branch dimensions as follows: log house cealed (sic.) with boards 16 by 18 __?__ down one window, two doors, plank floor covered with boards nailed on, stick and dirt chimney. Do hereby grant bargain sell and convey when the above obligation is completed with all that tract or parcel of land, part of lot number two hundred and three. Agreeable to original survey lying and being in the north east corner of south half of aforesaid lot of land containing four acres, known as the meeting house lot which the said Nancy byrd does here by bargain sell and convey unto the said Trustees and their successors in office all that tract of parcel of land and the __?__ then unto belonging forever in fee simple to have and to hold as a place for a County Academy and public worship. Said Nancy Byrd doth give warrant and defend the right and title for herself her heirs and assigns to the Trustees and their successors in office forever. In witness where of I have here unto set my hand and seal the day and year above written. Signed sealed and delivered. (her mark) Nancy X Byrd Recorded Oct 18, 1886 J. B. Flower, Clk in the presence of V. Montgomery David Beeland JP The cemetery is in the Northeast corner of the south half of LL 203 and Crowell Church Road wasn't authorized to be laid out until 4 July 1872 in a special session of the Court of Ordinary. Glover School house probably on this same site.