DEEDS: Breeden, 1861, Gallatin Co
submitted by  "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net>


Gallatin County, KY Deeds

William Jackson to Elisha Breeden

This Indenture made and entered into this 18th day of January 1861 between 
William Jackson & Nancy Jackson his wife of the first part of the County of 
Greene and State of Indiana and Elisha Breeden of the County of Gallatin and 
State of Kentucky of the second part Witnesseth that for and in consideration
of the sum of One Hundred Dollars to them in hand paid the ricpt whereof is 
hereby Acknowledged have this day Granted Bargained and sold and by these 
presents do grant bargain Sell and Convey unto the said Elisha Breeden his 
heirs and Assigns forever all the right title interest claim and demand of 
the said parties of the first part both at law or Equity now present in 
Expentancy reversion or remainder of in or to both the real and personal 
Estate of Andrew Breeden decd late of Gallatin County Kentucky the real 
estate hereby intended to be Conveyed Consists of two tracts the one situate 
in said last named county and State lying on the waters of Lick Creek 
Containing One Hundred thirty one Acres & 3 roods & 33 poles and being the 
same tract of land Conveyed by Edward West to Andrew & Elisha Breeden by deed
bearing date October 6 1860 and recorded in the Clerks office of the Gallatin
County Court in Deed Book P page 470. The other tract lies partly in the said
County of Gallatin & partly in the County of Carroll in said State of Kentucky
on the waters of Lick Creek and being the same land as Conveyed by Francis 
Baldwin & wife to Elisha Breeden & Andrew Breeden by deed bearing date 6th 
day of November 1857 and recorded in the Clerks office of Gallatin County 
Court in deed Book P page 23. To have and to hold the aforesaid interest in 
said land and personal property unto him the said Elisha Breeden his Heirs 
and Assigns forever. The Grantors hereby warranting the property hereby 
conveyed against the Claim or Claims of all persons claiming by through or 
under them. Witness whereof the said parties of the first part have hereunto 
set their hands & seals the date first above written.

attest William x Jackson
John J. Milam Nancy x Jackson
Elbridge Jackson
State of Indiana }
Greene County }

I John J Milam Clerk of the Circuit Court within and for the County and State
aforesaid certify that on this day William A. Jackson appeared before me and 
Acknowledged the execution of the annexed deed for the uses and purposes 
therein Specified and allso Came Nancy Jackson the wife of the said William 
A Jackson and being by me examined separate and apart from and without the 
hearing of her said husband Acknowledged that she executed the foregoing Deed
for the uses and purposes therein Specified without any fear threat Coercion 
or Compulsion from her said husband

}In testimony whereof I hereunto subscribe name and affix the seal of said Court

}at Bloomfield this 18th day of January 1861
John A Milam Clerk


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