Indenture: Whaly Heirs to William Chiles 3 Sep 1839
Agr Bk 18 p512 & cont

Surnames in this document are:
Whaly West Stout Chiles Moore Clements French Smith

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This indenture made and entered into this 3rd day September in the Year of Our
 Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and thirty nine between Richard West and Sarah 
his wife late Sarah Whaley, Oliver H Stout and Harriet his wife late Harriet Whaley, 
Charles E Whaley, Julia Whaley of the first part and Wm Chiles of the second part 
and all of the state of Kentucky Witnesseth that the parties of the first part 
hath this day for and in consideration of one hundred dollars to us in hand paid 
by said Chiles of the second part hath bargained and sold and doth by these presents, 
bargain sell and convey to the said Chiles his heirs and assigns all the right title 
and interest which they hold as heirs of ?Amos? Whaley Decd late of Bath County KY, 
in and to a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County 
of Montgomery on the waters of Hinkston, Beginning at a large ash and 2 Hickory 
saplins in Moores old line corner to ?Phineas? Lewis Thence S 5 degrees W 250 
poles to three Buck Eyes and Black locust in Lewis's line, Thence N 5 E 150 poles 
to a Walnut and three Locust in James French's line Thence N 85 degrees W 255 poles 
to a Stake in Roger Clements field, Thence S 5 degrees W to the Beginning, it being 
the same land deeded by Weather Smith to George Smith on the ?22? day of April 1804 
and of record in the county of Montgomery