Twiggs County GaArchives Deed.....Cool Springs  Baptist Church - Henry Lamb November 3 1876
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LL10 23rd Dist  Original Wilkinson
Written: November 3 1876
Recorded: June 9 1880


State of Georgia
Twiggs County

Deed Book D pg 171

This indenture made and entered into this third day of November in the year
Eighteen Hundred and Seventy Six between Henry Lamb of the County and State
aforesaid of the one part and Deacons of Cool Spring Baptist Church of the same
place of the other part.

Witnesseth that for the consideration of erecting a church house for public
worship and for the sole use of the Primitive Baptist and known as Cool Spring
Church do give and grant unto the Deacons aforesaid four acres of land on lot No
10 in the 23rd District of Original Wilkinson now Twiggs County -- and the said
four acres to remain and be controled by the Deacons of said church and their
successors in office so long s it is kept for Public Worship by the Primitive
Baptist Denomincation and if said church shall ever be dissoved or cease to be a
place of worship aforesaid the land is to revert back to the then owner of the
remaining portion of said Lot No 10 in said district and the house to the members
of said church.

And the said Henry Lamb for himself his heirs, executors and administrators will
warrant and defend in manner and form aforesaid against themselves and the against
the clai of all other person whatsoever.

In Witness Whereof the said Henry Lam hat hereunto set his hand and affixed his
seal the day and year above written.

Henry Lamb (Seal)

Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of:
W.H. Bryan,  James Hartley NP of JP

Previous Record Georgia Twiggs County. Clerk's office Supr Crt. Recorded in Book
"2" Folio 9 Jun 17, 1880.   Jas B. Peacock, Clk

Re-recorded July 8th, 1909
R.F. Martin, Clerk
per R.A. Harrison, Deputy Clerk

Additional Comments:
Great Great Great Grandfather Henry Lamb. His daughter-in-law Mary Elizabeth Jane
Lee was probably the 1st one buried there. This was my Great Great Grandmother and
when her husband Richmon Lamb did not come back from the war she married Henry
Howell. She had children from both of these marriages. 


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