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Bath County, Kentucky, Deed Abstracts and Transcriptions

Book B (1816-1819)(FHL Film # 272982)

p. 192	This Indenture made this 2nd day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventeen 
between James Hazelrigg of the County of Bath and Commonwealth of Kentucky one the one part and Joshua Hazelrigg and 
Eli Hazelrigg of the County and Commonwealth aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said James Hazelrigg for 
and in consideration of the sum of one thousand dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged 
hath bargained and sold to his two sons Joshua and Eli Hazelrigg all that tract or parcel of land situate lying and 
being in the County of Bath and Commonwealth aforesaid on waters of Somerset and Flat Creek containing one hundred 
acres be the same more or less including all improvements thereon and bounded as follows (to wit): Beginning at a 
buckeye corner to the said Joshua Hazelrigg, thence north with Small and McGinness lines one hundred and sixty  
poles to a hickory which is in Robinson’s line, thence east one hundred poles to an elm corner of the said Eli 
Hazelrigg, thence south one hundred sixty poles to a stake in the said Joshua Hazelrigg’s line, thence west with 
said line one hundred poles to the beginning, it being part of two surveys, one of 1,000 acres in the name of 
John Fleming and the other in the name of Jeremiah Moore for upwards of 1,000 acres To have and to hold the 
aforesaid tract or parcel of land to them the said Joshua and Eli Hazelrigg their heirs and assigns forever and 
the said James Hazelrigg for himself his heirs executors or administrators the aforesaid tract or parcel of land 
to them the said Joshua and Eli Hazelrigg and their heirs or assigns doth and will forever defend against him 
the said James Hazelrigg his heirs and all persons claiming under him unto the said Joshua Hazelrigg and Eli 
Hazelrigg their heirs and assigns forever.  In witness whereof the said James Hazelrigg hath hereunto set his 
hand and seal the day and year first above written.  James Hazelrigg.
	Bath County
		This Indenture of bargain and sale from James Hazelrigg to Joshua and Eli Hazelrigg was this day 
proven before me by the oaths of Thomas Fletcher and Elizabeth Richards witnesses thereto subscribed to be the 
act and deed of him the said James Hazelrigg for the purposes therein contained whereupon the same is truly 
recorded in my office as the law directs.  Given under my hand as Clerk of the Court of the County aforesaid 
this 4th day of August 1817.  William M. Sudduth  
Delivered to James Hazelrigg son of Eli Hazelrigg the 20 May 1820 [It appears the clerk reversed the names 
when he noted the delivery of the deed.]