Isaac Gilbert:  Perry County, Kentucky
Land Warrent
County Court Order 38624
BK.70 PG.158

(First Document)

Surveyed March the 26th 1866 for Isaac Gilbert 100 acres of land taken by
virtue of a part of a Perry County Court land warrent lying on and being 
in the county and state afore said lying on Squabble Creek Middle Fork of
the North Fork of the Kentucky River and bounded as follows (towit) Beginning
on beginning corner of 150 acre survey made in the name of James Johnston on
east side of said creek on birch, maple and large rock thence S5 w42 poles
to maple sugartree and dogwood thence s33 w24 poles to a birch thence s48
w42 poles to a birch thence s28 poles to ash hickry and birch thence s21 e55
poles to white oak and maple thence s31 e40 poles to a stake thence s76 e114
poles to a stake thence 110 poles to a stake thence n70 w120 poles to the
beginning

Henry Gilbert (sworn chain man)
James Estep  (N K L C)                            Samuel L. Begly SPC
Isaac Gilbert  (maker of survey)

(Second Document)

March the 25th 1866
For value received, I assign 100 acres of a 14,500 acre land warrent to
Isaac Gilbert which was issued from the Perry County Court Clerks office
to Tarlton Combs and was sent to the registors office to geather with John
Campbell and Adam Campbell plat and certificate of survey in the date
of 1860 or 1861

                                     Samuel Begly  S,P,C
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