ESTATE: Deeded Land, Willie Ann Thurman, 1874, Clinton Co. 
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Submitted by Deborah Thurman Parks, Email Registry ID# 
    <http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00002.html#0000452>
Date: 3 Jan 2004
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Whereas the 7th day of October 1874 Willie Ann Thurman filed her petition 
in equity in the clerks office of this Clinton Circuit Court against John 
McClusky, Henry and Lee Ann Perdue, Stephen and Isabella Grinner, Newell 
and Elizabeth Neighbors, Mark, Mary E., Berry and Sarah G. McClusky and 
their guardian Benjamin Spear praying among other things for a deed of 
conveyance to a tract of land named in a little bond executed by John 
McClusky and Russell McClusky to her and whereas such proceedings were 
had at this court that at the September term 1875 of said court a 
judgment was rendered by the court adjudging that the conveyance be 
made and the defendants not making the same, I was at said term appointed 
by the court to make a deed of conveyance for said land to said Willie 
Ann Thurman.  Now in consideration of  the _________.  I, J.A. Brants, 
Commissioner of said court hereby convey unto said Willie Ann Thurman 
said land which lies on the waters of Ill Will Creek in Clinton County 
Kentucky and is bounded as follows on the east by the land of W. R. 
King, on the south by the lands of W. T. Sidwell, on the west by the 
lands of Charletta Craft and on the north by the lands of Adam Guthrie 
and William Pierce.  The Ill Will Creek runs on the south side of said 
lands except a small portion that crosses the creek and the line on the 
west side runs part of the distance with Fanny's Creek.  This is the same 
land sold by Joseph Carter to Wm Craft and by him to John McClusky and 
containing one hundred acres more or less.  To have and to hold unto 
said Willie Ann Thurman, her heirs and assignee from all claims forever 
and only half of the above named defendants so far as I am authorized by 
law to warrant the title to said land against all claims whatever.  In 
______ whereof I have to set my hand this 7th day of September 1875.

Signed 
J.A. Brants


I, J.C. Hind, Deputy Clerk of the Clinton County Court do certify that the 
____ from  J.A. Brants __________ to Willie Ann Thurman was acknowledged 
by this court on the 7th day of September 1875.  To be his act and deed 
for the purpose therein mentioned and the same being ordered to second 
therefore I have duly seconded the same together with this certificate 
in my office.  Given under my hand as clerk aforesaid this 9th day of 
August 1878.

J.M. Bristow, Clerk
By J.C. Hunt DC