Taylor COUNTY  GA  Deed - Susan H. Miller to J.J. Ruffin

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Miller to J.J. Ruffin
Deed Book E1 pg 22

Release of Susan H. Miller, Adminx to J.J. Ruffin an undivided half interest in Lot 
4 Block 10 Butler.

Know all men by these presents that Susan H. MILLER, Administrix of the Estate of 
Daniel W. MILLER, late of said county, dec'd for and in consideration of a 
compromise and settlement with Julius H. Holsey of his claim to one undivided one 
half interest in the property herein after deeded; for which claim I am fully 
satisfied that he hadt just grounds, having paid said W.W. Miller in full for said 
one half interest herein after described and for the further consideration of one 
dollar; hereby grant and convey as far as my right as Aministratix extends in the 
premises unto J.J. Ruffin of said county one half undivided interest in number 4, 
and block ten (10) in the Town of Butler, said county; containing a fron on Public 
Square of fifty feet and one hundred and twenty feet deep with all the appurtenances 
thereto belonging; hereby releasing and not warranteeing the aforesaid interest 
according to my legal powers as Administratric and not otherwise.  In witness 
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the 16th day of January 1871.

S.H. Miller, Administrix (Seal)
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of:
James H. Edwards
James T. Miller

The above deed has the following endorsement.
Personally appeared James T. Miller who being sworn says that he saw Mrs. Susan H. 
Miller sign the (within) above Deed that he signed it himself as a witness and saw 
Jas H. Edward so so likewise.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 15th Oct 1873.  James T. Miller

Recorded Oct 15, 1873. W.H. Jenkins Clerk


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