Coleman County, Texas - Deed - Burley Brooke 
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Special Warranty Deed,

Dated March 3rd, 1910,
Filed March 18th. 1910,

Recorded in Vol. 70 page 494,
deed records Coleman Co., Texas

Burley Brooke,

       To

Allie Tabor,
wife of D.S. Tabor,
Lula Harvey,
wife of
M.E. Harvey,
Anna Ransberger,
wife of
Walter Ransberger,
Joe Brooke and
Jim Brooke,

Consideration, set out in full below,

The State of Texas   }
County of Freestone}

Before me, the undersigned authority on this day personally appeared Burley
Brooke proven by the oath of W.S. Hall to be the person whose name is
subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that he
executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed,

                       Given under my hand and seal of office this the 5th
day of March A.D. 1910,
           (L.S.)                                 J.R. Grogg Notary Public
in and for "Leon County", Texas,

Whereas, in the settlement of the estate of I.R. Brooke (Ignatious Roger)
deceased, it was agreed that all the lands belonging to said estate situated
in Coleman Co., Texas, should be the property of Mrs. E.P. Brooke, wife of
J.G. Brooke, deceased, and,
                       Whereas, in compliance with said agreement J.F.
Trahin and wife Sophia Trahin and Robert Epps and Willie Epps formerly wife
of R.T. Brooke deceased, executed a deed of conveyance conveying all the
lands situated in Coleman Co, Texas, that were set a part for the heirs in
their first settlement to Mrs. E.P. Brooke, wife of J.G. Brooke deceased,
was dated May 21, 1889, and is recorded in Vol. W page 294, deed records
Coleman Co., Texas, and whereas, Burley Brooke a son of Roger Brooke,
deceased, and Willie J. Brooke, was at the time of the execution of said
instrument a minor, and therefore did not execute said instrument, at that
time, and whereas, he received as his share of the said estate certain
interest in lands and property in other parts of Texas, than Coleman Co., in
the division of said estate, and,
                      Whereas, it is desired that he execute a deed of
relinquishment in order to make the record title clear, to the land situated
in Coleman Co., Texas, to set a part to said Mrs. E.P. Brooke, and the said
Mrs. E. P. Brooke is now dead, and her devisees under the said will and her
sole heirs are Allie Tabor, wife of D.S. Tabor, Lula Harvey, wife of M.E.
Harvey, Anna Ransberger, wife of Walter Ransberger, Joe R. Brooke, and Jim
Brooke.
... , all residents of Coleman Co., Texas,
                    Now therefore, in consideration of the premises and in
order to effectuate the said agreement hereinbefore recited and in
consideration of the relinquishment by the said heirs of the said Mrs. E.P.
Brooke, deceased, of their interest in property located in other parts of
the State, that was set a part in the division to me, and the other heirs
exclusive, of Mrs. E.P. Brooke, I the said Burley Brooke of Freestone
County, Texas, have sold, conveyed, quit-claimed and released and do by
these presents sell, convey, quit-claim and release and acquit unto the said
Allie Tabor, wife of D.S. Tabor, Lula Harvey, wife of M.E. Harvey, Anna
Ransberger, wife of Walter Ransberger, Joe Brooke, Jim Brooke, heirs and
devisees of Mrs. E.P. Brooke deceased, of Coleman Co., Texas, all my right,
title and interest in and to that certain 160 acres of land situated in
Coleman Co., Texas, and known as survey No. 42 on the waters of Jim Ned
Creek.