Apprentice Indenture: Joseph Whitsitt to Samuel Whitsitt, 1803, Montgomery County KY 
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Date: 10 Sep 2002
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NOTE: I have tried to be as accurate as possible in the transcription of this document 
in regard to spellings, names and initials. I recommend, however, that you look at the 
original document to verify all.  If you would like a scan of the original copy, I would be 
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Apprentice Indenture (Partial): Joseph Whitsitt to Samuel Whitsitt  
Date:  6 May 1803    Deed Book  2   Page 529

This Indenture mad the 6 day of May in the year of our Lord 1803 and in the Year 
of the Commonwealth: Joseph Whitsitt of the one part and Samuel Whitsitt of the 
other part of the county of Montgomery Witnesseth that hereby these presents doth 
bind put place his sons James and Levay Whitsitt to be in a prentices to the said 
Samuel Whitsett and the said James and Leavy is an apprentice to him until they 
arrive to the age of 21 Years whitch (sic)will be in the year 18018 (sic) the Said 
Joseph Whitsett doth covenant and agree to and with the Said Samuel Whitsitt
 that Said James & Levy Shall will and faithfully Serve in all Suth (sic)  Lawful 
business as the Said Samuel Whitsitt Shall p7ut them unto and the said James 
& Levy Shall obediently behave themselves toward their Master and the Said 
Samuel Whitsitt Shall will and truly instruct the Same, James & Levy in the art 
of farming work and that the said ....