DEED: Joseph Bowman, Wilford Maraman, James Doyle, 1845, Bullitt County, KY

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Transcribed by: Anne Livingston - Livings1@aol.com
Date: 11 Jan 2000 
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Bullitt Co. Deed Bk K p. 452  Whereas Joseph BOWMAN of Bullitt County has 
become my security in a note to Wilford W. MARAMAN for the sum of Four 
Hundred dollars and I am otherwise indebted to said BOWMAN in about the sum 
of Two Hundred dollars for claims transferred to him by the Executors of 
Jacob BOWMAN dec'd And being desirous to secure the said BOWMAN in the 
payment of the sum so due him and to indemnify and keep harmless the said 
BOWMAN for and on account of his said security I have this day bargained and 
sold and by these presents do bargain and sell to him the said Joseph BOWMAN 
the house and lot on which I now reside in the town of Shepherdsville also 
the lot adjoining and lying opposite the residence aforesaid and the lot on 
which my Tanning Establishment is situated Together with all the stock tools 
now in said establishment and all the leather, shoemakers tools and also two 
horses, one a bay called Snip One sorrel mare and two colts one two years old 
and the other a yearling three cows and one calf and two large beds and one 
trundle bed and steads and furniture One Bureau and one Desk to him the said 
Joseph BOWMAN and his heirs forever.  But it is distinctly understood that if 
the said James DOYLE shall well and truly pay to said BOWMAN the aforesaid 
sum of Two Hundred Dollars and also Satisfy and pay said debt to said MARAMAN 
for said sum of $480 and save and keep the said BOWMAN harmless for and on 
account of his said securityship then these presents shall cease  and be of 
no effect and the premises and property hereby conveyed shall be reconveyed 
and revert to and vest in the said DOYLE as fully as tho these presents had 
never been executed.  Witness the hands and seals of the parties this 15 Oct 
1845.
(signed)
James DOYLE
Jos. BOWMAN

In the presence of
G. W. BOWMAN
R. B. TILFORD

Recorded 14 Oct 1845 Bullitt Co. KY Court