DEED: John Pittenger's daughters to Hezekiah Tucker & Wm. Pittenger, 1835, Spencer Co., KY


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Transcribed by: Anne  Livingston - Livings1@aol.com
Date: 12 Aug 2001
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18 May 1835  Spencer Co. Deed Book D p. 107  Thomas REASER and Rebecca his wife, formerly Rebecca 
PITTENGER, daughter of John PITTENGER Dec’d of Spencer County and State of Kentucky and Andrew 
SHAVER and Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth PITTENGER daughter of John PITTENGER Dec’d of 
Jefferson County of the first part to Hezekiah TUCKER and William PITTENGER of Spencer County of 
the Second part that for and in consideration of the Sum of one hundred Dollars to them in hand paid by 
the party of the Second part the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge have granted bargained 
and sold unto the party of the Second part one tract or parcel of Land Lying i Spencer County on Elk 
Creek and the same land that belonged to John PITTENGER Dec’d in his life and desended to his heirs at 
his death and contains thirty six acres and one quarter now we the said party of the first part in 
Consideration of the aforesaid do give grant bargain and Sell all our right title and interest in and to the 
above described land and do warrant and defend the title of same against ourselves and our heirs.
(signed)
Thomas REASOR
Rebecca (X) REASOR
Andrew F. SHAFER
Elizabeth (X) SHAFER
Date recorded is water damaged and can’t be read - Spencer Co. KY Court