Garrard Co KY - DEED: Charles and Peggy Ison to Francis Stephens, 1802

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DEED: CHARLES AND PEGGY ISON TO FRANCIS STEPHENS, 1802

Garrard County, Ky., Deed Book A, p. 387
Grantor: Charles Ison and Peggy Ison his wife
Grantee: Francis Stephens
Date: 16 August 1802


This Indenture Made this 16th day of August 1802 Between Charles Ison and
Peggy Ison his wife of the County of Garrard and state of Kentucky of the
one part and Francis Stephens of the County of Pulaski and state of Kentucky
of the other part witnesseth that the said Charles Ison and peggy his wife
for and in consideration of the sum of Sixty pounds Current Money of
Virginia to them in hand paid the receipt whereof they do hereby Acknowledge
hath Given granted bargained and sold unto the said Francis Stephens his
heirs & assigns forever one certain tract or parcel of land lying and Being
in the County of Amhurst and State of Virginiae Containing one Hundred and
twenty two acres be the same more or less & Bounded as followeth (Viz)
Beginning at a chesnut corner to Walter Power and running thence with this
line North 71 D. W 34 po. to a Hickory thence new line south 59 D W 64 po.
to a chesnut Oak thence south thirty nine D.W. 103 po. to a chesnut thence
155 D E 29 po to a white Oak thence S 71 D. E 147 po to a white chesnut in
Alexander Baggses line and with it north North 6 D E 140 po. to pointers in
Walter powers line, and with the north 71 D. West. 28 po. to pointers at a
branch thence north 3 D. W 20 pp to the first station with Its appurtenances
to have and to hold the said tract or piece of land unto Francis Stevens and
his heirs and assigns forever and the said Charles Ison and Peggy his wife
doth for themselves firmly by These presents and their heirs to warrant and
defend the afd. Tract or parcel of land Containing in the premises to the
sd. Francis Stevens and his heirs forever against all and Every Person or
persons whatever in Witness whereof the said Charles Ison and Peggy have
hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year above Written.

       Charles Ison     Seal
       Peggy Ison       Seal


(Transcribed by Mary C. Smith from a photocopy provided by the Garrard
County Court, Lancaster, Ky.  Note: a deed covering the transfer of the same
property was drawn up 26 Oct 1791 between Charles Ison of Mercer Co., Ky.
[of which Garrard was then a part], and Frances Stephens of Amherst Co., Va.
Peggy Ison also signed the first deed, which was witnessed by Henry
Ballinger, John New and Samuel Renshaw.  Although Henry Ballinger proved it
by oath in the Amherst Co. Court 18 June 1792, the deed was "ordered to lie
for further proof." [Amherst County, Va., Deed Book G, p. 113])