Bracken County KyArchives Deed.....Hollis, William - Pilson, Samuel August 20, 1828
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Written: August 20, 1828
Recorded: February 6, 1829

Bracken County, Kentucky
Deed Book H, pages 376-378

Pilson to Hollis - Deed
 
Whereas Gabriel Alexander at the time of his death was Seized and possessed of 
a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being on the waters of Locust 
creek, in the County of Bracken and State of Kentucky containing thirteen 
acres of land and bounded as follows To wit.  Beginning at a Stone in Tabbs 
line, thence with Said line South 8½° West 113½ poles to a Lynn, thence South 
89 W. 27½ poles crossing the mill pond to a beech on the West bank thence down 
the Same together with the mill race to a Stone near the mill house, thence 
South 72° E. 3 poles to a Stone, thence North 17° West 10 poles to a Stone 
thence N. 69° E. 19 poles to the Beginning, being part of a Survey No. [blank] 
made for [blank] and left John Alexander, Andrew Alexander, Samuel Pilson and 
Dorcas his wife, William Hollis and Martha his wife, Margaret Alexander, 
Samuel Masters and Elizabeth his wife, James S. Weems and Eliza his wife his 
legal heirs and representatives, and whereas the Said Margaret Alexander for a 
valuable consideration relinquished her interest in Said Estate to the other 
heirs, by virtue of which relinquishment each of the other heirs became 
entitled to the undivided one Sixth part and whereas the Said Samuel and 
Dorcas his wife have Sold the Same unto William Hollis and wishes to convey.  
Therefore This Indenture made this 29th day of August in the year 1828 between 
the Said Samuel Pilson and Dorcas his wife of the County of Brown and State of 
Ohio of the one part, and William Hollis of the County of Bracken and State of 
Kentucky of the other part, Witnesseth that the Said Samuel Pilson and Dorcas 
his wife for and in consideration of the Sum of Two hundred dollars to them in 
hand paid by the said William Hollis, the receipt whereof they the Said Samuel 
Pilson and Dorcas his wife do hereby acknowledge, have granted, bargained and 
Sold, aliened and confirmed, and by these presents doth grant, bargain and 
Sell, alien and confirm unto the Said William Hollis his heirs, Ex'ors and 
Adm's forever a certain tract of parcel of land being the undivided Sixth part 
of the before mentioned tract of land and premises together with all and 
Singular the privileges, advantages and emoluments thereunto belonging or 
therefrom arising.  To have and to hold the Said Estate hereby conveyed to the 
only proper use, benefit and behoof of him the Said William Hollis his heirs 
Ex'ors and Adm's forever.  And the Said Samuel Pilson and Dorcas his wife, for 
themselves, their heirs Ex'ors and Adm's doth covenant and agree with the Said 
William Hollis his heirs, Ex'ors and Adm's that the Said Samuel Pilson and 
Dorcas his wife have in Said Land a good Estate of inheritance with full and 
complete power and authority to Sell and convey the Same in fee Simple, that 
the Same is now free and clear of all incumbrance whatever and that the Said 
Samuel Pilson and Dorcas his wife will warrant and forever defend the title 
and possession of the Same to him the Said William Hollis his heirs Ex'ors and 
Adm's free and clear of and from the legal claim of all and every person or 
persons whatsoever.  In Witness whereof the Said Samuel Pilson and Dorcas his 
wife have hereunto Set their hands and Seals the day and year first above 
written.
			Samuel Pilson (L. S.)
			Dorcas Pilson (L. S.)
Signed, Sealed and
ack'd. in presence of us
James Moore
Samuel Glaze

State of Ohio
Brown County, Sct.
Personally appeared before the Subscribers Justices of the peace in and for 
the County aforesaid Samuel Pilson and Dorcas his wife the Grantors in the 
within deed to William Hollis who Severally acknowledged the within Signing 
and Sealing to be their voluntary act and deed for the purposes therein 
mentioned.  Also the Said Dorcas wife to the Said Samuel Pilson being 
privately examined Separate and apart from her Said husband freely and 
voluntarily without persuasion or compulsion of the Said husband relinquished 
her right of dower and inheritance to the premises within conveyed.  In 
Testimony whereof we have hereunto Set our hands and Seals this 20th day of 
August 1828.
			James Moore J. P. (L.S.)
			Samuel Glaze
			Justice of the Peace

The State of Ohio Brown County Sct.
I John H. Shepherd deputy for William Shepherd Clerk of the Court of Common 
Pleas within and for the County aforesaid, do hereby certify that James Moore 
and Samuel Glaze Esquires before whom the foregoing acknowledgement of Samuel 
Pilson and Dorcas his wife was taken and who have certified the Same under 
their own proper Signatures, now are and were at the time of taking the Same 
two of the acting Justices of the peace within and for the County aforesaid 
duly commissioned and qualified and that full faith and credit are due to all 
their official acts as Such as well in all courts of Justice as thereout.  In 
Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of Said 
Court at Georgetown this 21st day of August A.D. 1828.
			John H. Shepherd, deputy
		for William Shepherd Clerk Brown Common Pleas

Bracken County, February 6th, 1829
This deed of bargain and Sale from Samuel Pilson and Dorcas his wife to 
William Hollis was this day received in my office together with the 
certificates of authentication thereon endorsed and ordered to be recorded, 
which is duly done.
			Attest.
			John Payne, Clk


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