Land: Natchitoches Parish land deed for Ransom Stroud from Thomas Leakey, 1833, Natchitoches Parish La Submitted by: Leatha Ann Stroud Betts ********************************************** Copyright. All rights reserved. http://usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm http://usgwarchives.net/la/lafiles.htm ********************************************** Natchitoches Parish land deed for Ransom Stroud from Thomas Leakey Chles.F. Bennett, F.W. Ragland--C.C. Greneaux, Parish Judge Ex Officio Notary Public. #284 Thomas Leakey to Ransom Stroud Sale of Improvement Filed and Recorded 28 Oct 1833 State of Louisiana and the Parish of Natchitoches, this 11 Jul 1829, Know all men by these present that I Thomas Leakey for and in consideration of one hundred and thirty-five dollars delivered to my by note payable the first of next March for a certain improvement lying on the waters of the Negreet now occupied by John Mackay bounded on the East by Jos. Lakey's improvement and on the West by Christopher Wells and on the South by Thomas Arthur for said improvement. I bind myself my heirs and assigns to defend all my right, title and claim agreeable to the conditional lines marked out by us the party and Ransom Stroud his heirs and assings forever whereunto I set my and and seal on the day and year above written______Thomas Leakey, Test. Cary Morris J.F. Montgomery Before one Chalres E. Greneaux, Parish Judge, and ex officio notary public in and for the parish of Natchitoches in the State of Louisiana personally appeared Messrs. Cary Morris and Joseph F. Montgomery of the said parish who being first duly sworn, declare and said that they were present when the above instrument of writing was signed and deliverd by Thomas Leakey and delivered for the purposes therein mentioned and that they themselves have signed the same and witnessed and recognize the signitures thereto. In Testimony whereof the said appeared have signed their present with me the said Judge and Notary at my office in the Town and Parish of Natchitoches this 28 day of October in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-Three. Cary Morris-J.F. Montgomery C.E. Greneaux, Parish Judge