Coleman County, Texas - Will - R.T. Brooke
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Confirmation of Agreement,
(set out in full below,)

Dated May 21st., 1889,
Filed June 3rd., 1889,

Recorded in Vol. W page 294



J.F. Trahin, and wife
Sophia Trahin,
Robert Epps & wife
Willie Epps,

     To

Agreement,


Consideration set out in full below,


Acknowledgment before J.P. Ozlesby J.P. & exofficio N.P. for
Freestone Co, Texas, May 21st 1889, Statutory,

Know all men by these presents that we, J.F. Trahin and wife Sophia Trahin,
formerly Sophia "Brooke" and Robert Epps, and wife Willie Epps, who was
formerly the wife of R.T. Brooke deceased, do by those presents (?) jointly
and severally bind ourselves, or heirs or assigns, executors and
administrators to comply strictly with a former agreement, or contract or in
other words a division as a settlement of the property made and agreed upon
prior " " the death of R.T. Brooke (Roger Turner), deceased, do by these
presents agree that all lands situated in Coleman Co., Texas, that was
agreed by and set a part by the heirs in their "firs" settlement of which
all of said above described property is to be the interest of Mrs. E.P.
Brooke wife of J.G. Brooke (Joseph Green) deceased and we do hereby
furthermore bind ourselves our heirs and executors to warrant and defend all
claims, set forth against said property by our selves our heirs, executors
or administrators now and forever.