DEED: Jacob Fox & Abraham Jobe to David Willson, 1836, Bullitt Co., KY
DEED: Abraham Jobe to Arthur Quinn, 1819, Bullitt Co., KY

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Transcribed by: Anne livings1@aol.com
Date:  08 Jan 2001
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13 March 1836   Bullitt County Deed Book H p.  332  JACOB FOX and ABRAHAM JOBE (of 
Mount Washington, Bullitt County State of Kentucky) Executors of the last will and 
Testament of PHILIP FOX Deceased of the one part and DAVID WILLSON of the Town County 
and State aforesaid.  Witnesseth that the said FOX and JOBE, Executors as aforesaid 
for an and in consideration of the sum of Five hundred Dollars good and lawful money 
of the United States in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have 
granted bargained and sold a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying, and being 
in Bullitt County on the waters of Floyds fork...  bounded by a corner of 
HOLSCLAW...to the original line of DAVID LEITCHE’s 14000 acre Survey... Containing 
ninety five acres and three quarters more or less.
(signed)
JACOB FOX
ABRAHAM JOBE

In the presence of M. G. HOLMES and NAT P. SAUNDERS Recorded Bullitt County KY Court 
16 Aug 1836

13 July 1819 Bullitt Co. Deed Book D p. 153  ABRAHAM JOBE of the County of  Bullitt 
and State of Kentucky of the one part and ARTHUR QUINN of the County of Bullitt and 
State of Kentucky of the same county and state... that for and in consideration of the 
sum of one dollar to him in hand paid hath granted bargained and sold the following 
tract of Land lying and being in the County and State aforesaid Containing two Hundred 
acres and bounded by a line of JOHNSON containing two hundred acres.

To have and to hold the Said Tract or parcel of land to him the said ARTHUR QUINN In 
Trust for the following purpose Towit whereas the said ABRAHAM JOBE Died on the 
Seventh day of January one Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventeen purchased of DANIEL 
THORNBERRY the aforesaid Tract of Land for the Sum of Five Hundred and Seventy Three 
Dollars and Twenty Cents with legal Interest to Commence upon the seventh day of 
January one thousand eight hundred and nineteen and being anxious to Secure the said 
DANIEL THORNBERRY the said Sum to be pain in Ten years from the said  Seventeenth day 
of January one thousand Eight hundred and seventeen and the payment of the interest as 
it shall accrue yearly He there fare doth here by C---- the aforesaid Tract of Two 
Hundred acres of Land to the said QUINN for the said purpose Towit if he the said JOBE 
shall fail to pay the said DANIEL THORNBERRY the Interest accuring upon the Said sum 
of money each and every year Respectfully from the time aforesaid until the time in 
which the whole is paid the said QUINN shal advertise and Sell according to law so 
much of the said Land as will be sufficient to raise and pay the interest...

(signed)
ABRAHAM (X) JOBE
ARTHUR QUINN

Recorded 13 July 1819 Bullitt Co. KY Court

Abraham JOBE m. Martha FOX, daughter of Phillip FOX  22 April 
1813 in Jefferson Co., KY.  He is seen here with his brother-in-law Jacob FOX.
Arthur QUINN  was married to Mary THORNBERRY (I don’t seem to have a date for this 
marriage) and I am not sure which THORNBERRY couple she belonged to?