Deed: Thomas Toombs: Trimble Co: 1863

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

Trimble County Courthouse
Bedford, Kentucky
Deed Book F, pg. 463-464
Dated 21 Dec 1863
Grantor: Eliza K. Colman and Thomas Toombs
Grantee: Jefferson Toombs

THIS INDENTURE made and entered into this 21th day of December 1863 between 
Eliza K Colman and Thomas Toombs parties of the first part of the County of
Harrison and State of Missouri 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 two hundred and thirty dollars for which the 
Said Jefferson Toombs hath Executed his two notes for one hundered and 
fifteen dollars each one of the notes is given to Eliza Colman and the other 
to Thomas Toombs and dated 19th August 1863 and bearing interest from date 
for which the Said parties of the first part have and by these presents do 
bargain Sell and convey unto the Said Jefferson Toombs party of the Second 
part all of their undivided interest in and to a tract of land lying and 
being in the county of Trimble and State of Kentucky and being the Same on 
which the father of both parties lived at the time of his death adjoining 
the lands of T B Young John A Givens & William Barnes containing about one 
hundred and forty three acres more or less.  To have and to hold unto the 
Said Jefferson Toombs his heirs and assigns forever the undivided interest 
of the Said parties of the first part in and to the lands above described 
and the parties of the first part will warrant and forever defend the title 
of their interest hereby conveyd against the claim of all and every person 
legally claiming the same a lien is hereby retained until the land is fully 
paid for.  In testimony whereof the Said Eliza K Colman and Thomas Toombs 
together with his wife Hannah Toombs have hereunto Subscribed their names 
date first written.
			
 				         Thomas Toombs

					       her
					Hannah  X  Toombs
					       mark
					        her
					Eliza K  X  Colman
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State of Missouri    }
County of Harrison} Sct.

Be it remembered that on this 21st day of December AD 1863 before the 
undersigned Clerk of the county court within and for the county of Harrison 
aforesaid personally appeared Thomas Toombs and Hannah Toombs his wife and 
Eliza K Colman who are personally Known to me to be the persons whoes names 
are Subscribed to the foregoing deed as parties theirto and they acknowledged
the same to be their act and deed for the purposes therein contained and 
She the Said Hannah Toombs being by me first made acquainted with the 
content of said and on an examination Seperate and apart from her husband 
acknowledged that She executed the Same and relinquishes her right of Dower 
in the Real Estate therein mentioned freely and without compulsion or undue 
influance of her husband. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & 
affexed the Seal of Said court at office the day and date above written.

					John W. Brown  Clerk

State of Kentucky}
Trimble County    }Sct.
			I W.F. Peak  Clerk of the county court for the county
aforesaid do certify that on this day the foregoing deed of conveyance from 
Thos Toombs & others to Jefferson Toombs was produced to me in my office and 
filed in my office and being Stamped agreeable to act of congress Same deed 
together with the foregoing and this certificate hath been duly recorded in 
my Said office.  Given under my hand this 26th day of March 1864. 		W.F. Peak, Clerk


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