Anderson County, KY - Deeds:  Wetherspoon to Searcy, 1829
Tuesday, 24 August 1999

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Book A, page 336   
               This Indenture made & entered into this 21st day of
No. 291        September in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight
Weatherspoon   hundred and twenty nine between James Searcy of the
to } Deed      one part of the County of Anderson & State of Kentucky                 
Searcy         & L J Wetherspoon of the aforesaid County & State
               of the other part, Witnesseth that the said L J
               Wetherspoon for & in consideration of the sum of Fifty 
Examined       dollars to him in hand paid by the said James Searcy the
               receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged and thereof doth
               release & discharge the sd James Searcy hath this day
               granted, bargained & sold & by these presence doth grant
               bargain sell & confirm unto him the sd James Searcy
delivered to   his heirs Executors and Administrators forever a certain
Henry Searcy   tract or parcel of land containing twentynine & one fourth
Apl 10 1830    acres lying in the aforesaid County on the waters of Kentucky
               river, bounded as follows Viz. Beginning at a Gum corner to
               Paxtons survey running North with Paxtons plain & ancient
               marked line 37 1/2 degrees West 24 poles to a stone marked
               LJW thence N 12 degrees E. 118 poles to a white oak & cedar
               corner to Vincent Bogguss and running with his original and
               ancient marked line thence South 45 degrees East 22 poles
               to 2 Sycamores on the river side thence up the meanders of
               the same S 60 poles thence S 15 degrees East 40 poles, thence
               S 34 degrees East 38 poles to 2 Beech trees on the river side,
               thence North 80 degrees West 58 poles to the beginning, with
               its appurtenances; to have & to hold the sd tract or parcel
               of land, with its appurtenances to the said James Searcy his
               Heirs Executors & Administrators forever, and all the estate,
               right, title and interest of him the sd Wetherspoon of in
               and to the premises unto him the said James Searcy his Heirs
               Executors & Administrators forever and do warrant and defend
               against the claim or claims of myself my Heirs Executors &c.
               In witness whereof the said L J Weatherspoon hath hereunto
               set his hand & seal the day & date first above written
                                                    L J Wetherspoon (Seal)
                           Commonweath of Kentucky Anderson County Sct
               I Nelson C. Johnson Clerk of the County Court for the County
               aforesdaid do certify that this deed from Lewis J Wetherspoon
               to James Searcy was produced to me in my Office by the said
               grantor, on the 21st day of September 1829 and acknowledged
               by the said S J Weatherspoon to be his act and deed.
               Whereupon the said deed, together with the foregoing 
               certificate hath been this day duly recorded in my Office
               Given under ... (rest of page cut off filmed copy of deed)