DEED: Wm. Stephens, Lewis & James Gentry to Wm. Hall, 1854, Bullitt County, KY

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Transcribed by: Anne  Livingston - Livings1@aol.com
Date:  1 Nov 1999 
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25 February 1854 Bullitt County Deed Book N p. 89  William STEPHENS of the 
County of Bullitt, Lewis GENTRY of the County of Spencer, and James B. GENTRY 
of the County of Washington and all of the state of Kentucky of the first 
part to William W. HALL of the County of Bullitt and State aforesaid of the 
second part.  That the parties of the first part for and in consideration of 
the sum of one thousand Dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby 
acknowledged hath granted bargained and sold one undivided fourth part of a 
certain tract or lot of ground in the County of Bullitt and near the town of 
Mt. Washington and bounded as followeth.. On the south and west by the 
Louisville and Bardstown Turnpike road on the north by  what is called Snapp 
Street.  It is the same lot of land purchased by the firm of Stephens & 
Gentry of Nat. P. SAUNDERS, George MARSHALL and W. H.  EVANS and on which the 
------ (Shotonee?) Steam Mills are built together with all and singular the 
one undivided fourth part interest of said Lot of ground and one fourth part 
of said mills and fixtures to the only use and behoof of the party of the 
second part.  In witness thereof the said William STEVENS and Mary E. STEVENS 
his wife, Lewis GENTRY and Betty GENTRY his wife, James B. GENTRY and 
Elizabeth (Elizabeth is written and then crossed out as he undoubtedly meant 
to write Amelia) G. his wife whose wives hereby relinquished their right of 
dower in the land conveyed hereunto set their hands.

William STEPHENS
Mary Elinor STEPHENS
Lewis GENTRY
Elizabeth GENTRY
James B. GENTRY
Amelia GENTRY

Recorded 1 June 1851 Bullitt County KY Court