Shelby County, KY - History: The Olive Branch United Methodist Church, part 8
Thursday, November 2, 2000
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Transcript of Deed Book, H-2, Shelby Co. KY, Pages 112b and 113
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(Margin Title)  DIDLAKE TO NEWLAND

Know all men by these presents that I Geo. B. Didlake of the city of Louisville and State of 
Kentucky has this day bargained and sold to Abraham Newland of the County of Shelby and state 
aforesaid a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Shelby and state 
afsd and on the waters of Brashear Creek and containing 3/4 of l acre being part of a tract of 
land Deeded to said Didlake by John Parker being and the same reserved by said Didlake in a deed 
to Wm. Barringer widow and heirs on which there is a meeting house and grave yard for the 
consideration of thirty dollars in hand paid by said Newland to said Didlake doth covenant to 
and with said Newland that he will and his heirs warrant and forever defend the title of said 
land against the claim of all and every person or persons whatsoever claiming the same to said 
Newland and his heirs forever on witness whereof said Didlake has herein to set his hand and 
seal this 10th Day of June 1840.
							/s/  Geo. B. Didlake
I, Duncan Pope Clerk of the County Court of Jefferson County in the State of Kentucky do hereby 
certify that on this day the foregoing Deed from Geo. B. Didlake to  Abm. Newland was produced 
to me in my office and acknowledged and delivered by said Didlake to be his act and Deed under 
my hand this 16th Day of August 1840.
							/s/  Duncan Pope
State of Kentucky
			Shelby County Sct.
I James S. Whitaker Clerk of the County for said county do certify that this deed from Geo. B. 
Didlake to Abm. Newland with the certificate thereon and this certificate is recorded in my 
office given under my hand this 21st Day of June 1841.
							/s/  Ja. S. Whitaker, Clk, S.C.C.