DEEDS: Apprenticeship of Samuel Hunt to Isaac Sapp, 1841 - Fleming Co

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Isaac Sapp was married to Nancy Hunt.  Samuel Hunt is more than likely one of her 
relations.  I have a couple of Samuel Hunts in my database, but none born about 1828, 
as appears to be the birthdate of the Samuel Hunt below.
Elizabeth Smithesmith@montgomery.k12.ky.us

Apprenticeship of Samuel Hunt to Isaac SappFleming Co., KY DeedsBook W, pg. 242
This Indenture made this 22nd day of March 1841 between William T. Dudley Clerk of the 
Fleming County Court on one part and Isaac Sap of the other part witnesseth that the 
said Dudley for and in consideration of the covenants herin expressed and by virtue of 
an order of the Fleming County Court made in pursuance of the acts of the General
assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky concerning apprentices doth put Samuel Hunt 
an apprentice to said Isaac Sap for the term of Eight years from the -?_ day of 
October 1841 that is to say until the said Hunt shall arrive to the age of twenty one 
years of age.  And the said Sap doth for himself covenant, promise and agree to and 
with the said Dudley that he will well and truly teach the said apprentice the art and
mystery of Farming and during such term shall constantly pay and provide said 
apprentice meat Lodging wearing apparrel fit for an apprentice to have and will cause 
him to be taught reading writing and arithmetic to the rule of three and at the 
espiration of the term aforesaid shall give said Hunt the pounds ten shillings in cash 
and a decent suit of new clothes.  In testimony whereof the said parties have herunto 
set their hands and seals the day and date first above written.
W. T. DudleyIsaac (his mark) SappAt a court held for Fleming County on the 22nd day of 
March 1841.  This Indenture binding Samuel Hunt to Isaac Sap was produced in court and 
acknowledged by the parties thereto and ordered to be recorded which is duly done.

Wt. Dudley clk