Deed - Lois M. Damron Anderson

These deeds are between Lois M. Damron Anderson and her nephews 
Elisha D. Currier and Eddy A. Currier in settlement of the estate of 
Leland Damron who was the father of Lois Anderson and Isabella Currier.  
Isabella Damron Currier and her husband, Jacob Currier are deceased at 
time of deeds.

SOURCE:  Nelson County Deed Book 27, page 358
(Deed between Lois M. Anderson & Elisha D. Currier)

This Deed made and entered into this the 28th day of April, 1890, between 
Elisha D. Currier of the one part and Lois M. Anderson of the other part.  
All of the State of Virginia, Witnesseth:  That the said Elisha D. Currier 
had this day and by these presents bargained and sold and hereby grants 
and conveys unto the said Lois M. Anderson, all of his undivided interest 
in the real and personal estate of his grand father's estate (viz: the 
late Leland Damron, dec'd.) including all bonds, rents, profits, issues 
etc. arising and coming to him the said Elisha D. Currier as a distributee 
in the real and personal estate of Leland Damron dec'd.  And for and in 
consideration of all the premises and grants herein conveyed, the said 
Lois M. Anderson agrees to pay the said Elisha D. Currier the sum of 
Twenty Dollars, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged as paid to the 
said Elisha D. Currier before the sealing and delivery of this deed to 
the said Lois M. Anderson and the said Elisha D. Currier conversants and 
agrees to warrant generally the right, title and claim to all the property 
hereby conveyed against the claim or claims of any person or persons 
claiming title under him.  And the said Elisha D. Currier also agrees and 
binds himself to forever acquit and discharge the administrator of the 
said Leland Damron dec'd. from any claim or claims that he may have against 
said administrator.  As witness my hand and seals this day and date first 
above written.
                                   Elisha D. Currier (seal)

State of Virginia, City of Lynchburg, to wit:
     I, John W. Harvey, a Notary Public for the city aforesaid in the 
     State of Virginia, do certify that Elisha D. Currier, whose name 
     is signed to the writing annexed bearing date on the 28th day of 
     April 1890 personally appeared before me in my city aforesaid and 
     acknowledged the same.  
     Given under my hand this 28th day of April, 1890.
                                John W. Harvey, N.P.

Virginia:
   In the Clerk's Office of Nelson County Court, January 7th, 1897.  
This deed was this day presented in said office duly certified and 
admitted to record.
                                W. J. Kidd, Clerk
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SOURCE:  Nelson County Deed Book 27, page 360
(Deed between Lois M. Anderson and  Eddy A. Currier)

Whereas Eddy A. Currier, who is a son of Jacob Currier and Isabella 
Currier, his wife, who was a daughter of Leland Damron, dec'd. is 
entitled by law to one-third of his mother's undivided interest in the 
real and personal estate of Leland Damron dec'd. has this and by these 
presents bargained and sold to Lois M. Anderson all his right, title 
and interest in the undivided real and personal estate of the said 
Leland Damron, dec'd.  Therefore this deed made and entered into this 
26th day of August, 1896, between the said Eddy A. Currier of the one 
part and Lois M. Anderson of the other part, all of the County of Nelson 
and State of Virginia, Witnesseth: That for and in consideration of 
Twenty Dollars in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, 
the said Eddy A. Currier doth grant and convey unto the said Lois M. 
Anderson all of his right, title and interest in the undivided real and 
personal estate of Leland Damron, dec'd. including money, rents, debts 
etc. due said Leland Damron's estate, as well as every other specie of 
property.  As witness the following signature and seal, this date and 
day first above written.
                                   Eddie A. Currier (seal)

State of Virginia)
County of Nelson)To wit:
   I, L. S. Farrar, a Notary Public for the County and State aforesaid 
do certify that Eddy A. Currier whose name is signed to the annexed 
bearing even date with this certificate, personally appeared before me 
in my county aforesaid, and acknowledged the same to be his act and deed.  
Given under my hand this 26th day of August, 1896.     
                                      L. S. Farrar, N.P.

Virginia:  
   In the Clerk's office of Nelson County Court, January 7, 1897.  
This deed was this day received in said office duly certified and 
admitted to record.
                                  Teste:  W. J. Kidd, Clerk

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