McDowell County, West Virginia Deeds page 4, book unk
Elizabeth Muncy, ET AL.To Deed Jane Hagerman

This deed, 
made and entered into this the 5th date of April, 1938, by 
and between Elizabeth Muncy and Mose Muncy, her husband, 
George Goodman and Lilly B. Goodman, his wife, Lines 
Goodman and Elsie Goodman, his wife, Pearlie Goodman and 
C.E. Keen, her husband, Rozelia Goodman, single, and Mary 
Goodman, widow, the heirs at law of James Goodman, 
deceased, parties of the first part, and Jane Hagerman, 
party of the second part.Witnesseth:That for and  of 
the sum on One hundred ($100.00) dollars, cash in hand 
paid by the said party of the second part to the said 
parties of the first part, the receipt of which is hereby 
acknowledged in full by each of the said parties of the 
first part, the said parties of the first part have this 
day bargained and sold and by these presents do hereby 
bargain, sell, grant and convey unto the said Jane 
Hagerman, the said party of the second part, with covenants 
of General Warranty of title, all their right and title 
to and interest in,  in law and equity, as heirs of the 
said James Goodman, deceased, the surface and timber of 
a certain tract or parcel of land situate d on the Wimmer 
Fork of the Middle Fork of Bradshaw Creek, in the 
District of Sandy River, County of McDowell and State 
of West Virginia and being more particularly bounded 
and described as follows, to-wit:

Beginning on a beech on the bank of  the Wimmer 
Fork of the Middle Fork of  Bradshaw Creek; thence 
running a straight line up the hill to a stake, 
near an oak in the line of Gus Wimmer; thence running 
with said Wimmer line to a stake in the line of W. M. 
Hagerman and Rogers Brothers to a stake on top of a 
knob; thence running with the line of the said W. M. 
Hagerman down the hill to a buckeye, near said Wimmer 
Fork;  thence running a straight line up; the hill to 
a chestnut on top of Buckeye Ridge, thence running 
down a spur to a stake, near a large rock in Wimmer 
Fork; and thence running up said Wimmer Fork, with 
the  meanders of the old creek bed, to the beginning 
corner on the beech; containing 45.7 acres, more or 
less, being all of a 10.7 acre tract and 35 acres, 
more or less, of a 70 acre tract; and being a part of 
a tract of land heretofore conveyed by Sam Killgore 
and Easter Killgore, his wife, to James Goodman and 
Jane Hagerman, by deed bearing date the 28th day of 
March, 1917, and duly of record in the office  of the 
Clerk of  the County Court of McDowell County , West 
Virginia in Deed Book No.74, page 47, and reference 
is hereby made to said deed for a further description 
and identification of the property hereby conveyed.

The said parties of the first part hereby covenant, 
that they have the right to sell and convey the above 
described interests in the above described real 
property, that the said party of the second part 
shall have quiet and peaceable possession of same 
free from all encumbrances, and that they will 
execute such further assurances of title as may be 
required.

To have and to hold the above described interests 
in the above described real estate, together with 
all improvements and appurtenances ;thereunto 
belonging or in anywise appertaining, unto the said 
Jane Hagerman, the said party of the second part, her 
heirs and assignees forever.

Witness the following signatures and seals as 
of the day and year first above written..

C. E. Keene
Pearlie Keene
George Goodman
Lilly B. Goodman
Lines Goodman
Else Goodman
Mose Muncy And his wife,Elizabeth Muncy