Indenture: William & Theodocia Butler to William Dunlap, 1833 Montgomery County KY 
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Indenture: William & Theodocia Butler to William Dunlap: Montgomery County KY 
Date:  5 July 1833     Deed Book  16   Page 317 (continues on at least to 318, not transcribed)

This Indenture made this 5th day of July 1833 between William Butler 
and Theodocia Butler his wife of the one part and William Dunlap of the 
other part, all of the County of Montgomery and State of Kentucky/ 
Witnesseth that the said Butler and wife for and in consideration of the 
sum of Six hundred and fifty Dollars & 75 cts to them in hand paid or 
secured to be paid: the receipt whereof hereby acknowledged, have this 
day granted, bargained, and sold, and by these presents do grant, bargain 
and sell, unto the said Dunlap his heirs &c forever a certain tract of 
land, laying in said County on the waters of Brush Creek, containing 
Seventy two acres three roods and 11 poles (being a part of William Hays 
survey of 3000 acres) and bound as follows - Beginning at a fallen elm 
in the north side of a fork of said Creek near a branch and two Boxelders, 
and white ash stump, corner to Green Dejarnett thence N 63.30 degrees W 
with the line of John Saprington 58 ˝ poles to a fox Red hornbeam, in the 
line of Richard Oldham to said Sapprington & thence with Oldhams line S 20 
degrees W 53 poles to a white walnut stump in said Oldhams line, thence 
with Hays 3000 acres survey ( as decreed) S 45 degrees E 163 poles to a 
white oak and black oak stump corner to said 3000 acre survey thence with 
the line of the same N 25.30 degrees E 106 poles to a birch and two 
hornbeams, corner to Green Dejarnett-thence up the west of fork of Brush 
Creek, with the meanders thereof N 76 degrees W 21 ˝ poles N 80 degrees 
W 40 poles- N 47 degrees W 52 poles to the Beginning To have and to hold 
unto the said Dunlap his heirs &c forever……