DEED: Austin Hall, James Samuels, Noah Summers, John Myers, John Berry, Archibald & 
Nicholas Dorsey, Luke Wheeler, 1832 Bullitt Co.

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Transcribed by: Anne  Livingston - Livings1@aol.com
Date:  4 Mar 2000 
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27 August 1832  Bullitt Co. Deed Book G p. 392
Austin HALL, deputy Sheriff for James SAMUELS, Sheriff of Bullitt County and State of 
Kentucky of the one part and Noah C. SUMMERS of the same place of the other part.  
Witnesseth: That whereas there issued from the Clerk's office of the Bullitt Circuit Court 
on the 17th day of July 1832 an Execution #555 in the name of John MYERS against the estate 
of the unknown heirs of Luke WHEELER dec'd, John W. BERRY and his wife, Archibald DORSEY and 
his wife Elizabeth, and Nicholas DORSEY for the sum of Twenty eight dollars fifty three 
Cents - the cost of a Chancery Suit made returnable 8 Sep 1832 which was endorsed to be 
discharged in notes on the Bank of the Commonwealth of Kentucky which Execution came into 
the hands of said Austin HALL deputy sheriff and was by him levied on the right title 
interest and claims of the said Luke WHEELERS heirs John W. BERRY and wife, Archibald, 
Elizabeth and Nicholas DORSEY of in and to tract 3125 acres of land more or less in Bullitt 
County on the waters of Knob Creek the same track patented to Luke WHEELER by patent dated 
23 March 1799 and which was sold according to law on the 20 Aug 1832 at the Courthouse door 
in the Town of Shepherdsville and no person bidding  said Sheriff did Sell the Same to Said 
Noah C. SUMMERS for the Sum of Thirty dollars five Cents he being the highest bidder for 
notes on the banks as aforesaid endorsed...  therefore the heirs of Luke WHEELER, John W. 
BERRY, Archibald DORSEY and his wife Elizabeth and Nicholas DORSEY do convey the said three 
thousand One hundred twenty five acres lying on Knob Creek.

(signed)
Austin HALL, D.S.
James SAMUELS S.B.C.

Recorded 29 August 1832.