Deed: John D. Toombs: Trimble Co: 1859

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

Trimble County Courthouse
Bedford, Kentucky
Deed Book F, pg. 460-461
Dated 7 Nov 1859
Grantors: John D. Toombs, Mary J. Toombs his wife, Joseph Toombs, Amelia 
Toombs his wife, Shadrick Barnes, Harriett Barnes his wife, all of Trimble 
County Kentucky, William Toombs, Martha Toombs his wife, of Scott County 
Indiana.
Grantee: Jefferson Toombs of Trimble County Kentucky.

(written in margin: Tax & Fee paid)

THIS INDENTURE made and Entered into this 7th day of November 1859 Between 
John D. Toombs and (looks like Wilma) Toombs his wife Joseph Toombs and 
Amelia Toombs his wife Shadrick BArnes and Harriett Barnes his wife of the 
County of Trimble and State of Kentucky and William Toombs and Martha A. 
Toombs his wife of Scott County and State of Indiana of the first part and 
Jefferson Toombs of the County of Trimble and State of Kentucky of the 
Second part. Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the Sum of ninety 
dollars to Each of the parties said and Secured to be paid they have and by 
these present do bargain sel and convey unto the Said Jefferson Toombs his 
heirs and assigns forever all the undivided interest they the parties of the 
first part have in and to the tract of land on which their father William 
Toombs dec'd lived at teh time of his death lying and being in the County of 
Trimble State of Kentucky and on the waters of Corn Creek Adjoining the lands
of John A. Givens, T.B. Young, William Glasscock and William Barnes.  Is 
supposed to contain One hundred and forty three acres. To have and to hold 
all the undivided interest of them the party of the first part in and to the 
land above described and they the party of the first part will Warrant and 
forever deferred the title of their undivided interest against the claim or 
claims of all persons lawfully claiming or to claim the Same.  In Testimony 
whereof the parties of the first part have hereunto Subscribed their names, 
date first written.

						John D. Toombs

						      her
				            Mary Jane  X  Toombs
						      mark

					    William P. Toombs  (seal)
					    Martha A. Toombs  (seal)
					    Joseph Toombs       (seal)
					    Amelia Toombs       (seal)
					    Shed Barnes
					    Harriett J. Barnes 


State of Indiana}
Scott County    } SS
			Be it remembered that on this Seventh day of November
AD 1859 Personall appeared before one Willis L Clark Clerk of the circuit 
court within and for Said county William P. Toombs and Martha A Toombs his 
wife to me personally Known to be the individuals named in and who Executor 
the foregoing conveyance and acknowledged that they executed the Same for 
the purposes therein mentioned and the Said Martha A Toombs being by me 
examined apart from her husband and made fully acquainted with the contents 
of the foregoing deed acknowledged that She executed the Same and 
relinquished her dower in the real Estate therein mentioned freely without 
comfaultion or undue influance of her Said husband,  In Witness whereof I 
have hereunto Set my hand and affixed the seal of Said County at Lexington 
the day and year aforesaid.
				
		Willis L. Clark   Clerk of the Scott circuit court.

State of Kentucky}
Trimble County    } Sct.
			I W.F. Peak Clerk of the county court for the county 
aforesaid do certify that this deed from John D. Tooms & others to Jeff Tooms
was produced to my predicipor on the 10th day of November 1859 and 
Acknowledged by Joseph Toombs & Amelia Toombs his wife Shed Barnes and 
Harriett J. Barnes his wife parties their to to be their act and deed as 
appears from an endorsment made thereon in the hand writing of my predicipor
in these words (Filed & Ackn. by Joseph Toombs & wife Shed Barnes & wife 
Nov. 10th 1859) and left for second and acknowledged before me in my County 
by John D. Toombs and Mary Jane Toombs his wife parties thereto to be their 
act and deed and this certificated being Stamped as required by act of 
Congress, Said deed together with the foregoing and this certificate hath 
been duly Recorded in my office.  Given under my hand this 28th day of 
March 1864.

						W.F. Peak, Clerk TC.  C.


Copied this 19th day of November 1998 by Joy Mack.





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