Greenbrier County, West Virginia - Deed - Arritt to Beard - 1931

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The records for this work have been submitted by Louise Perkins, 
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State of WV, County of Greenbrier to wit:  
This 20th day of November 1931 between Neta M. Arritt, widow, Oleta M. Collins, 
Elva Arritt and J. C. Arritt of the county of Alleghany and the State of WV of 
the first part and Mary M. Beard of the County of Greenbrier and the State of 
WV of the second part, witness that for and in the consideration of $5.00 cash
in hand paid by said party of the first part by said party of the second part 
with covenants of general warranty of that certain lot, tract or approximate land 
lying and being in Fort Spring District in City of Ronceverte in County of Greenbrier
and state of WV as bounded and described as follows:  Being 1/2 of Lots NO. 21 and 22
corner of 2nd and West Streets being the same lot, tract or parcel of land
granted and conveyed unto the said (omitted) deed bearing date (no date)
and of record in the County Clerks office of Greenbrier County in Deed Book No.
119, page 562 to have and to hold the said tract, lot or parcel of land or
premises together and with all the single (appearances--------illegible) thereto
belonging to the said Mary M. Beard, her heirs and her sons forever.
Witness the following signatures and seals.  Neta M. Arritt; Oleta M. Collins; Elva
Arritt; J. C. Arritt.  This deed acknowledged before me, W. A. Carey,
Justice of the Peace, Alleghany County by Elva Arritt and J. C. Arritt on 17th day
of November 1931.