Wayne County KyArchives Deed.....Hawks, Felix - Garner, Henry October 27, 1829
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Written: October 27, 1829
Recorded: April 25, 1829

Wayne County, Kentucky ---Deed Book E-pages 31 & 32---October 27, 1820

This Indenture made this 27th day of October in the year 1820 Between Henry 
Garner and Nancy his wife & Peter Catron & Elizabeth his wife of  the County of 
Wayne  and State of Kentucky of the one part & Felix Hawks of the County and 
State aforesaid of the other part.  Witnesseth that the said Henry Garner & 
Nancy his wife & Peter Catron & Elizabeth his wife for and in consideration of 
the sum of Four Hundred Dollars to him in hand paid by the said Felix Hawks 
before the sealing and delivering of these presents the Receipt of which is 
hereby acknowledged.  Have and by these presents do Grant bargain sell ___ E___ 
& Confirm unto the said Felix Hawks & his heirs forever one twelfth part of a 
certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the county and state 
aforesaid on both sides of Beaver Creek__ below the mouth of the Elk Spring 
Creek containing fifty acres be the same more or less which said fifty acres of 
land _ conveyed by Nicholas Loyd Garner & Catron by Deed bearing date the 25th 
day of November 1811 and is Bounded as follows towit: Beginning at a Black oak 
thence N 85 E 60 poles to two maple saplings thence S 67 E 80 poles crossing 
Beaver Creek to a white oak thence N 20 E 48 poles to a Spanish oak thence 
with  Beatys line to Garner s thence N 48 W 80 poles with Garners line to 
Michael Davis(Dean?) corner thence with Davis(Dean?) S 85 W 136 poles to Davis
(Dean?) corner t a stake and dogwood thence with a Conditional line made with 
John Stephenson Thence S 45 E44 poles to the Beginning To have and to hold the 
said one twelfth undivided part of the said fifty acres with all its 
appurtenances being the fifty acres  of land which the said Catron, Garner and 
others ___ to make salt unto him the said Felix Hawks and his heirs forever and 
the said Henry Garner and Nancy his wife & Peter Catron & Elizabeth his wife 
for themselves their heirs & do covenant and agree to and with the said Felix 
Hawks that they will warrant and forever defend the said twelfth undivided 
parcel of said fifty acres of land with all its appurtenances unto him the said 
Felix Hawks and his heirs forever against the claim or claims of them the said 
Henry Garner and Nancy his wife & Peter Catron and Elizabeth his wife and 
against the claims of all persons claiming by through or under them or any of 
them.  In Testimony whereof the said Henry Garner & Nancy his wife and Peter 
Catron & Elizabeth his wife have hereunto set their hands and affixed their 
seals the date first above written.
Peter [his X mark] {seal}
Henry [his X mark] {seal}

Signed and acknowledged in presence of :
John Francis 
Henry Long(Young?)


Commonwealth of Kentucky Wayne County Court 2nd Day May 1821
I ____ John Chrisman Clerk of the County court for the county aforesaid do 
certify that the Deed from Henry Garner & Nancy his wife & Peter Catron & 
Elizabeth his wife to Felix Hawks was this day proven in ___ in my office by 
the oath of Henry Long(Young?) one of the subscribing witnesses thereto in his 
proper person afterwards ___ on the _  day of April 1829 it was further proven 
before me in my office by the oath of John  Francis the other subscribing 
witness which in his proper person to be the act of and deed of Henry Garner & 
Nancy his wife & Peter Catron & Elizabeth his wife whereupon the said Deed 
together with the foregoing certificate hath been duly admitted to Record in my 
office given under my hand this 25th day of April 1829.  Jno Chrisman 

Additional Comments:
NOTE: The date of 25th of April 1829 was hard to read.  The year could have 
been 1839.  Henry Garner died in the year 1835 in Hardin Co., TN.  His wife 
Nancy died before that.

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