Muskingum County OhArchives Deed.....Haines, Jesse - Haines, Jacob October 22, 1822
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in Sect. 20  Twp 1 Range 6  US Mil. Dist.
Written: October 22, 1822
Recorded: November 20, 1822

Recorded Nov. 20th, 1822.             Deed:  Jacob Haines to Jesse Haines
 
Know all men by these presents, that we Jacob Haines and Catharine his wife of 
Perry Township of the County of Muskingum and State of Ohio for and in 
consideration of the sum of five hundred dollars lawful
money of the United States to us paid in hand by Jesse Haines of said Township 
of the County of Muskingum  and State aforesaid the weight of which we do 
hereby acknowledge and are therewith contented and satisfied, have given, 
granted, bargained, sold, aliened and conveyed, and by these presents do 
freely,
fully and absolutely, give, grant, bargain, sell, alien, convey and confirm 
unto the said Jesse Haines and unto
his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of land, situate in 
the Township, County and State 
aforesaid Beginning at the South East corner of the Northwest quarter of 
section twenty of Township one in
range six running thence North fifty rod to a Stake, thence west twenty rod to 
a stake, thence North one hundred and ten rod to the section line, thence West 
one hundred rod to a stake, thence South twenty seven rod to a stake, thence 
East thirty rod to a stake, thence South one hundred and thirty three rod to 
Philip Richcreek’s line thence East ninety rod to the place of beginning, 
containing eighty one acres with all and singular the improvements, 
heriditaments, benefits, rents, issues and profits therefrom arising with all 
the privileges thereto belonging, or in any wise appertaining to him the said 
Jesse Haines his heirs and assigns forever,to his heirs and their own proper 
use, benefit and behoof forever as a good, perfect and absolute estate in fee 
simple.  And we the said Jacob Haines and Catharine his wife for ourselves, 
our heirs, executors and administrators, do covenant with the said Jesse 
Haines and his heirs and assigns, that before and until the sealing and 
delivery of these presents that we lawfully seized in fee of the above granted 
and bargained premises and appurtenances, that we have good right, full power 
and lawful authority in it to sell and and convey the same to the said Jesse 
Haines and his heirs and assigns that the said premises are free from all 
former gifts, grants, or other incumbrances whatever, and that we do and will 
warrant, secure and defend the same to Jesse Haines his heirs and assigns 
forever against the lawful claims or demands of all and every persons 
whomsoever.  In witness whereof we hereunto set our han—and seal—the twenty 
second day of October A.D. eighteen hundred and twenty two and the 
fortyseventh year of the Independence of the United States of America.

                            Jacob Haines
                                her
                        Catherine X Haines
                                mark
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of:   
Richard Hogan                                                                  
Isaac Haines     
The State of 
Ohio                                                                           
Muskingum County                 
  seal                                  
Personally appeared before me, Richard Hogan, one of the Justices of the Peace 
in and for Muskingum County, Jacob Haines and Catharine his wife the within 
named grant in the within deed of conveyance, and the said Catharine Haines 
being by me examined separate and apart from Jacob Hains her husband, she 
freely acknowledged she signed away her right of dower of her own free will 
and accord.  Also they both acknowledged the within conveyance their act and 
deed to answer the purpose fully of vesting the right and title of the within 
specified eighty one acres in the within named Jesse Haines, his heirs and 
assigns forever and they do hereby order the written conveyance to be entered 
on the record of Muskingum County.  Given under my hand and seal of office 
this twenty second day of October A.D.
1822.   
                  Rich’d. H. Hogan, Justice of the Peace


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