Boyle County KyArchives Deed.....Parr, Richard - Parr, Fanny April 12, 1867
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Written: April 12, 1867
Recorded: May 6, 1867

This Indenture of bargain and sale. Witness: That for and in consideration of 
the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars (Four Hundred & twenty Five Dollars in hand 
paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged and Three Hundred & Seventy-
Five Dollars secured by note dated the 12th of April 1867 and due twelve months 
after date and the balance of seven hundred dollars secured by note dated the 
12th of April 1867 and due Three years after date with interest from date and 
to secure which said notes a lien is reserved on the property herein conveyed) 
I Francis Parr of the town of Danville and the state of Kentucky have this day 
bargained and sold and by these present doth bargain sell alien and convey unto 
Richard Parr(colored) and the same place the house and land to me from Joseph 
Jackson and Sarah his wife- being and lying on the south side of Walnut Street 
and adjoining lot of James Garnet on the west and on the east by the lot Mrs. 
Sarah Welch fronting(100) One hundred feet on said Walnut Street and running 
back (167) One Hundred and Sixty-Seven feet to the same more or less- With all 
its pertaining  thereto belonging: To have and to hold the same to the said 
Richard Parr his heirs and assigns forever and the said Francis Parr does 
hereby covenant that she will forever warrant and defend the title to the above 
described House & lot of ground and or, pertaining against the claims or claims 
of all persons whatsoever--
             In Witness whereof I Francis Parr have hereto sign my hand this 
             12th day of April 1867-
                                      Fanny Parr
State of Kentucky
Boyle County Scl
I, Jon a B. Nichols clerk of the Boyle County Court do certify that the 
foregoing deed duly stamped as required by act of congress was this day 
acknowledged by Fanny Parr to be her act and deed and the same has been duly 
recorded in my office. Given under my hand this 6th day of Mat 1867.
                                                 Jon a B. Nichols  clerk
                                                   By C. F. Bosley 

The lien required in this day having been fully paid off and discharging the 
same is hereby released. This 28th day of April 1871.
                                                   Fanny Parr
Jon a B. Nichols   clerk 

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