Rockbridge County, VA Deed Book 214, (1952) p. 249.

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Rockbridge County, VA Deed Book 214, p. 249.

15 March 1952
     Bessie Adair and Clyde J. Mohler to Wilmer G. Garnet and wife
Sites chain of title thusly:

Deed of partition between Samuel Adair, Samuel A. Adair & John G. Adair, Deed
Book SS, p. 127 192 Acres.
Deed Book PP, p. 147 and Deed Book SS, p. 10 for source of title to Samuel A.
Adair.
Will Book 29, p. 284- Will of Samuel Adair, father of Samuel A. Adair. Other
1/2 interest in those two deeds to his daughter Florence M. Adair. 
     Florence M. Adair died intestate prior to 1907. Her heirs were brothers
Samuel A., James L. and John G., each received 1/3 in 1/2 of her Real Estate.
The other half herein conveyed already vested in Samuel A. Adair.
Deed Book 101. p. 279- John G. Adair to Samuel A. Adair.
Deed Book 101, p. 378- James L. Adair to Samuel A. Adair.
     Will of Samuel A. Adair probated 4 Oct 1920 (Will Book 40, p. 412) devises
to Bessie May Adair and J. Clyde Mohler.

                    Signed:     Bessie M. Adair
                              J. Clyde Mohler
                              Mildred P. Mohler

Deed Book 101, p. 378 calls this the John Adair homestead.
Deed Book 101, p. 279 mentions the "old burnt house".
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