Eliza L. Leavy, 1863, Baker Co., Oregon

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"Record of Married Women's Separate Property in Baker County, 1862-72"

Know all men by these presents that I, Eliza L. Leavy, wife of James Leavy of
the town of La Grand in the county of Baker and State of Oregon do and from
this date shall claim as my separate and individual property as apart from the
property of my said husband the following described real Estate and personal
property, to wit, Lot No. ten (10) of Block No. 4 in Green Arnolds Addition to
the town of La Grande in the County & State aforesaid with all and singular of
the appurtenances thereunto belonging, and personal property, to wit: One
Cooking Stove with pipe and cooking utensils, One set of chairs, One gold
watch No. 24540. One bedstead, bed and covering therefor; one double barreled
London Shot Gun No. 10; together with all and singular of the personal
property of whatsoever kind now in the possession of said Eliza & James Leavy.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 28th day of Nov.
A.D. 1863.

E. L. Leavy

George L. Griggs, witness
S. M. Black, witness

(Paragraph of affirmation by S. M> Black, Justice of the Peace. Filed for
record Dec. 22, 1863.)