Deed: Gillum: Trimble Co: 1841

Submitted by: Joy Mack   Email:  cmuck@seidata.com

DEED BOOK A pg. 424
Trimble County Courthouse
Bedford, Kentucky
Grantor: Charles Gillum
Grantee: Talbott Gillum

Know all men by these presents that I Charles Gillum have this day bargained
and sold and by these presents do grant, bargain and sell unto Talbott 
Gillum the following property for and in consideration of the sum of one 
dollar and for the further consideration hereinafter mentioned to wit: one 
cupboard and furniture, one clock, one rifle gun, two beds, one black colt, 
one stack of oats, one lot of corn supposed to be six barrells, one coffe 
boiler, one bucket, one coffe mill, one breakfast table, one womans saddle, 
one lot of carpenters tools, the condition of the above obligation is such 
that whereas the said Talbott Gillum is the security in a note given by the 
said Charles Gillum to George Ray for the sum of $60 or thereabouts Now if 
the said Charles Gillum shall well and truly pay the said sum of money and 
keep the said Talbott Gillum harmless then this obligation or mortgage to 
cease and be void else to remain in full force and virtue.
						Charles Gillum (seal)

I James Latty Clerk of the County Court of Trimble County in the State of  
Kentucky do certify that the foregoing deed of mortgage from Charles Gillum 
to Talbott Gillum was this day produced to me in my office and acknowledged 
by the said Charles Gillum to be his act and deed and said deed of mortgage 
together with this certificate hath been duly admitted to record in my 
office.

Given under my hand this 12th day of March 1841.

					James Latty Clk.T.C.C.


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