Deed Books A and B  1799-1810

(p. 199)
Know all men by these presents that I Helen Call of the state of Kentucky and 
county of Logan do by these presents nominate constitute and appoint John Watts 
of the state of Virginia and county of Campbell my true and lawful attorney in 
fact for me and in my name behalf to settle and adjust all matters between me 
and Major. Nicholas Long of the state of Georgia and also to do and to act in 
all matters and things respecting my lands or claims to lands in the said state 
of Georgia as devised of my late husband William Call with power to prosecute in 
my name and to defend such suits as are commenced or that may be commenced 
against me in as full and ample a manner as though. I myself were present and in 
case my said attorney John Watts shall think proper so to do to dispose of all 
or any part of my claim or claims to land in the said state of Georgia to make 
title therefore in my name and on my behalf also to demand and receive all debts 
due me as devised of my said husband William Call in the said state of Georgia.  
I hereby ratify whatsoever my said attorney shall lawfully do in the premises as 
fully and effectually as if such act or acts had been done by myself in person.  
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the 4th day of May 
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and one

							Helen Call   (seal)
							By  Geo. Walker att. In 
							Fact

(p. 200)
State of Kentucky
Jessamine County (To wit)
		I Samuel H. Woodson, clerk of the county aforesaid being duly 
authorized by the laws of this commonwealth to receive the proof or 
acknowledgement of deeds or other instruments of writing and to admit the same 
to record do hereby certify that the foregoing power of attorney from Helen Call 
by Geo Wallker her attorney in fact to John Watts was produced before me 
acknowledged by the said Geo Walker to be his act and deed is duly recorded in 
my office.  
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of my said 
office this fourth day of May 1801 and in the ninth year of the commonwealth


							Saml. H. Woodson
Jessamine County (To wit)

		I Thomas Caldwell presiding magistrate of said county do certify 
that Saml. H. Woodson by whom the authorization of the foregoing power of 
attorney is executed is clerk of said county and that the said authorization is 
in legal form and deserve all faith and credit given under my hand and seal this 
4th day of May, 1801.

								Thomas Caldwell  (seal)


(p. 201)
I George Walker of the State of Kentucky and county of Jessamine by virtue of a 
power of attorney from Helen Call of the county of Logan and State aforesaid a 
copy of which is hereto subjoined I have with the authority aforesaid for and in 
behalf of the said Helen Call made John Watts of the County of Campbell and 
state of Virginia attorney in fact with full power to transact all of the 
business in the state of Virginia Georgia that said Helen Hall has at this time 
or that she may be hereafter concerned in either as devised of her late husband 
William Call or as executor to her said husband for and in consideration of the 
personal services and expenses that the said John Watts will be at on behalf of 
the said Helen Call in settling and adjusting her business in the said state of 
Georgia I do oblige the said Helen Hall her heirs exrs. And admrs. under the 
penalty of Ten Thousand dollars to make the said John Watts a right to one half 
of whatever he the said John Watts shall recover in the name of the said Helen 
Call as devised to her said husband William Call deceased whither the same may 
be in lands money or other property provided nevertheless that said Helen Call 
shall not be obliged to make any other conveyance or conveyances but such as 
shall warrant the land or property from her the said Helen Call and her heirs & 
from no other person or persons whatsoever and it is further to be understood 
that the said Helen Call shall not be at any expense or expenses whatsoever, but 
that the said John Watts shall at his own proper cost and expense bring suits 
and do such other things as shall be necessary without any further compensation 
than is herein stated that is to say half of that he shall recover.




(p. 202)
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal as attorney in fact 
aforesaid this the 4th day of May, 1801


Signed sealed and delivered 				Geo Walker atty in fact
In presence of 						for Helen Call  (seal)


Know all men by these presents that I Helen Call of the County of Jessamine and 
state of Kentucky do constitute nominate and appoint Geo. Walker of the County 
and state aforesaid my true and lawful attorney in fact and do hereby give him 
full power and authority to do such matters and things as he shall deem 
necessary and right for the recovery of any claim or claims of lands in this 
state or in any other more especially for the special purpose of recovering my 
right to lands in the state of Georgia as devised of my late husband William 
Call I do hereby authorize my said attorney to sell or dispose of all or any 
part of my said land and claims in the aforesaid state of Georgia to receive 
payment for the same to give receipts to make conveyance or conveyances to give 
or take any instrument of writing and to take every step he may think necessary 
and proper for the recovering and securing any moneys land or other property I 
may be entitled to, sue ask and demand in my name to make any power or powers of 
attorney that he may deem necessary I do hereby ratify and confirm all my said 
attorney shall lawfully do & it shall be as effectual as if I myself were 
personally present. 


(p. 203)
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 12 day of 
November 1800

								Helen Call  (seal)

In presence of 
Stephen Templer		a copy
Courtenay Walker

State of Kentucky 
Jessamine County (To wit)

		I Samuel H. Woodson clerk of the county aforesaid being duly 
authorized by the laws of this Commonwealth to receive the proof or 
acknowledgement of deeds or other instruments of writing and to admit the same 
to record do hereby certify that the foregoing was produced before me 
acknowledged by the said George to be his act and deed and is duly recorded in 
my office.


								Saml. H. Woodson



This Indenture made this eighth day of May in the year of our lord one thousand 
eight hundred and one between James Crutcher and Nancy his wife of the one part 
and Obadiah Newman of the County of Jefferson of the other part WITNESSETH that 
the said James Crutcher and Nancy his wife for and in consideration of the sum 
of four hundred pounds to the said James Crutcher in hand paid the receipt 
whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained sold aliened [    ] 
released conveyed and confirmed unto the said Obadiah Newman and his heirs and 
assigns forever one certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in 
the County of Warren on west fork of the middle fork of Cays creek and bounded 
as followed (Viz) Beginning at a beech and Hickory corner to Abraham Chaplin's 
survey number one Thousand



(p. 204)
nine hundred and seventy running with Chaplin's line north seventy east two 
hundred and thirty poles crossing the creek at eighty two poles to a black oak 
white oak and chestnut thence south sixty one east three hundred and fifteen 
poles to a sugar tree beech and dogwood on the side of the branch thence south 
seventy west three hundred and fifty six poles crossing the creek at fifty six 
poles to a black walnut black gum and white oak thence north fifty five west two 
hundred and eighty poles to a spanish oak, hickory and ash thence north seventy 
east eighty two poles to the Beginning containing the full quantity of four 
hundred and seventy eight acres it being the same tract of land which was 
granted to the said James Crutcher as assignees of Thornton Taylor and within 
the district set apart for the officers and soldiers of the Virginia continental 
lines by patent bearing date the eighteenth day of   
October 1798 together with all and singular its appurtenances to have and to 
hold, the aforesaid tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances unto the said 
Obadiah Newman and his heirs and assigns to his and their own proper use benefit 
and behoove forever free and clear from all manner of encumbrances and James 
Crutcher & Nancy his wife [      ] & their heirs Exrs. to and with the sd.  said 
Obadiah Newman and his heirs and assigns forever do hereby grant covenant and 
agree that the before described and hereby conveyed tract of land with its 
appurtenances and every part and parcel thereof he and they shall and will 
warrant and forever 





(p. 205)
defend against the claim and demand of all manner of persons whatsoever lawfully 
claiming or to claim the same In Testimony whereof the said James Crutcher and 
Nancy his wife have hereto set their hands and affixed their seals the day and 
year first mentioned. The word (that) in line twenty second interlined before 
signed.


Signed sealed and deliver.					James Crutcher   (seal)
In presence of 						Nancy Crutcher    (seal)

Jessamine County Court
		Clerks Office 8th of May 1801

		I Samuel H. Woodson clerk of the county aforesaid do hereby certify 
that a true copy of the within deed between James Crutcher and Nancy his wife of 
the one part and Obediah Newman of the other was produced before me acknowledged 
by the said James and Nancy his wife (she being first examined by me separately 
and apart from her said husband and having voluntarily relinquished her right of 
dower thereto) to be their act and deed and is duly recorded in my office In 
Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand the date above


							Saml. H. Woodson


(p. 206)
This Indenture made this eighth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand 
eight hundred and one between James Crutcher and Nancy his wife of the one part 
& Obediah Newman of the county of Jefferson of the other part WITNESSETH that 
the said James Crutcher and Nancy his wife for and in consideration of the sum 
of four hundred pounds current money of Kentucky to the said James in hand paid 
before the sealing and delivery hereof the receipt whereof is duly acknowledged 
and the said Obediah Newman and his heirs Exrs. etc. There from forever 
exonerated HAVE granted bargained sold aliened [     } released conveyed and 
confirmed and by these presents do and each of them doth grant bargain sell 
alien [     ] release convey and confirm unto the said Obediah Newman and his 
heirs and assigns forever one certain tract of land situate lying and being in 
the County of Warren in the state of Kentucky and bounded as followed, BEGINNING 
at a white oak spanish oak and hickory on the bank of the middle fork of Cays 
creek in the upper line of Benjamin Duncans survey No 1884 and lower corner to 
Benjamin Harris' survey No.1808 running up the creek No. 73° east south 62 east 
42 south 85° east 106 poles so. 55 east 50 poles to a black walnut hickory sugar 
tree honey locust upper corner to Harris thence so. 260 poles to an ash elm and 
hickory in a hollow thence west 194 poles to a black oak beech and black gum on 
a stony ridge thence N. 10° west 300 poles crossing a dry branch at 100 poles 
passing Duncans corner and with his line to the Beginning  containing the full 
quantity of four hundred acres it being the same tract of land which was granted 
to said James Crutcher as assigned of Thornton Taylor by patents bearing date 
18th October 1798 with all and singular its appurtenances to have and to hold 
the said tract of land with all and singular its appurtenances


(p. 207)
unto the said Obediah Newman and his heirs and assigns to his and their own 
proper use benefit and behoove forever free and clear of and from all manner of 
encumbrances whatsoever and the said James Crutcher and Nancy his wife for 
themselves and their heirs to and with the said Obediah Newman his heirs and 
assigns forever do hereby grant covenant and agree that the before described & 
hereby conveyed tract of land and every part thereof they shall and will at all 
times hereafter warrant and defend against the claims and demand of all manner 
of persons lawfully claiming or to claim the same IN TESTIMONY whereof the said 
James Crutcher and Nancy his wife have hereto set their hands and affixed their 
seals the day  year first before mentioned


Signed Sealed & delivered
In presence of  						James Crutcher  (seal)
								Nancy Crutcher  (seal)

Jessamine County Court
			Clerks Office 8th of May, 1801
		I Samuel H. Woodson clerk of the county aforesaid do hereby certify 
that a true copy of the within deed between James Crutcher and Nancy his wife of 
the one part and Obediah Newman of the other was produced before me  - 
acknowledged by the said James and Nancy his wife (she being first examined by 
me separately and apart from her said husband and having voluntarily 
relinquished her right of dower thereto) to be their act and deed and is duly 
recorded in my office In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand the date 
above

							Saml. H. Woodson


This Indenture made this eighth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand 
eight hundred and one between James Crutcher and Nancy his wife of the one part 
and Obediah Newman of the County of Jefferson of the other part WITNESSETH that 
the said James Crutcher and Nancy his wife for and in consideration of the sum 
of four hundred pounds to the said James in hand paid the receipt of which he 
hath acknowledged have granted bargained sold aliened [      ]


(p. 208)
released conveyed and confirmed and by these presents do and each of them doth 
grant bargain sell alien [      ] release and confirm unto the said Obediah 
Newman and his assigns forever one certain tract or parcel of land situate lying 
and being in the county of Warren on the east fork of Drakes Creek and bounded 
as followed Viz.  Beginning at a poplar, hickory & sycamore trees on the east 
bank of the creek corner to Presley Thornton's 1000 acre Entry and running 
thence south forty three west two hundred and seventy seven poles to two poplars 
and a hickory thence south seventy two east two hundred and twenty three poles 
to a sugar tree dogwood and black oak thence south sixty east one hundred and 
twenty poles to a forked walnut and black oak thence north seventy seven east 
one hundred and twenty poles to three white oaks thence north sixty seven east 
one hundred and twenty poles to three white oaks thence north six west sixty 
poles to an ash and two beeches on the bank of the creek thence south sixty east 
sixteen poles to a sugar tree and birch thence north fifteen west seventy eight 
poles to a white oak hickory and beech thence north sixty west two hundred and 
forty poles to the BEGINNING containing the full quantity of four hundred and 
fifty five acres it being the same tract of land which was granted to the said 
James Crutcher as assignee of Thornton Taylor (and within the district set apart 
for the officers and soldiers of the Continental line) by patent bearing date 
the seventeenth day of June, 1799, together with all and singular it's 
appurtenances TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the aforesaid tract or parcel of land with its 
appurtenances unto the said Obediah Newman and his heirs and assigns to his and 
their own proper use benefit and behoove forever free and clear of & from all 
manner of encumbrances and the said James Crutcher and Nancy his wife for 
themselves and their heirs Exrs. & etc. in and with the said Obediah Newman and 
his heirs & assigns forever 



(p. 209)
do hereby grant covenant and agree that the before described  & hereby conveyed 
tract of land with its appurtenances and every part and parcel thereof he and 
they shall and will warrant and forever defend against the claim and demand of 
all manner of persons whatsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same In 
Testimony whereof the said James Crutcher and Nancy his wife have hereto set 
their hands and affixed their seals the day and year first mentioned


Signed sealed and delivered				James Crutcher (seal)
In presence of						Nancy Crutcher (seal)

Jessamine County Court
			Clerk's office 8th May 1801
			I Samuel H. Woodson clerk of the county aforesaid do hereby 
certify that a true copy of the within deed between James Crutcher and Nancy his 
wife of the one part and Obediah Newman of the other was produced before me 
acknowledged by the said James and Nancy his wife she being first examined by me 
separately and apart from her said husband and having voluntarily relinquished 
her right of Dower thereto to be their act and deed and is duly recorded in my 
office - IN TESTIMONY whereof I have hereunto set my hand the date above.


								Saml. H. Woodson


THIS INDENTURE made this 18th day of August in the year of our lord one thousand 
eight hundred between Anthony Sadowsky of the county of Washington and Mary 
Evans, William Evans, David Evans Nathaniel Evans, John Welch and Mary his wife 
John McKinney & Hannah his wife William McConnell and Rebekah his wife of the 
county of Jessamine and Commonwealth of Kentucky of the one part and John Lowry 
the legates of James Lowry deceased Melvin Lowry of the county of Jessamine and 
Commonwealth aforesaid of the other part WITNESSETH that the said Anthony 
Sadowsky Mary Evans etc. for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings 
current money of Kentucky to them in hand paid the receipt whereof 



(p. 210)
they do hereby acknowledge and forever acquit and discharge the said John Lowry 
etc. their heirs Exrs. and administrators & hath granted bargained sold aliened 
and confirmed and by these presents do grant bargain sell alien and confirm unto 
the said John Lowry etc. their heirs and assigns forever all that tract or 
parcel of land lying and being in the county of Jessamine and on the waters of 
Jessamine creek it being part of a preemption of one thousand acres obtained by 
Nathaniel Evans assignee of Anthony Sadowsky Viz. Beginning bounded as follows 
Beginning at a large buckeye by a pond near the ten mile tree on the Hickman 
road the Northeast corner to said preemption thence west three hundred and 
thirty poles to the northwest corner of said preemption a stake thence south 
five hundred and sixty poles the south west corner of said preemption a red oak 
and sugar tree thence east three hundred and thirty poles to the south east 
corner of said preemption a hackberry and sugar tree thence north sixty three 
poles to Blackford's south east corner a walnut & sugar tree thence west three 
hundred and twenty poles with a line of said Blackford's to his southwest corner 
a hickory standing in Caldwell's pasture thence north one hundred and five poles 
to a black walnut white ash and cherry tree thence east seventy nine poles to a 
stake a sugar tree and two hickorys thence north one hundred and twenty six 
poles to a white ash and honey locust in Rice's line thence north sixty one 
degrees west with said line one hundred and five poles to a honey locust in the 
said line thence north twenty eight degrees east one hundred and forty poles to 
a buckeye and two hickorys in said Rice's upper line thence south sixty two 
degrees east two hundred and ninety two poles with said line to a stake a 
hickory white ash and sugar tree in said preemption line thence No. 24 poles to 
the Beginning


(p. 211)
together with all improvements water courses and appurtenances - whatsoever to 
the said premises belonging or in anywise appertaining and the reversions 
remainders and profits thereof and all the estate right title interest property 
claim and demand of them the said Anthony Sadowsky Mary Evans etc. of in and to 
the same To have and to hold the lands hereby conveyed with all and singular the 
premises and every part and parcel thereof with every of the appurtenances unto 
the said John Lowry etc. their heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use 
of them the said John Lowry etc. their heirs and assigns forever and the said 
Anthony Sadowsky Mary Evans etc. for themselves their heirs Exrs. and admrs. do 
covenant promise and agree to and with the said John Lowry etc. their heirs and 
assigns by these presents that the premises before mentioned now are and forever 
hereafter shall remain free of and from all forever and other gifts grants 
bargains sales dowers rights and title of dowers judgments executions titles 
troubles charges and encumbrances whatsoever done or suffered to be done by them 
the said Anthony Sadowsky Mary Evans William Evans etc. and the said Anthony 
Sadowsky Mary Evans etc. and their heirs all and singular the premises hereby 
bargained and sold unto the said John Lowry etc. their heirs and assigns against 
them the said Anthony Sadowsky Mary Evans Wiliam Evans etc. and their heirs and 
all and every other person or persons whatsoever claiming by and with a [    ] 
their title shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents in 
witness whereof we the said Anthony Sadowsky Mary Evans William Evans David 
Evans Nathaniel Evans John Welch and Mary his wife John McKinney and Hannah his 
wife William McConnell and Rebekah his wife have hereunto set our hands and 
seals the day and year first above written.

								     his
Signed sealed and delivered in  			Anthony AS  Sadowsky  (seal)
Presence of							     mark
Abram Fulkerson					Mary Evans	(seal)
Peter Allison					William Evans (seal)
Benj. Blackford					David Evans		(seal)
							Nathaniel Evans	(seal)
							John Welch		(seal)
							Mary Welch		(seal)
							John McKinney	(seal)
							Hannah McKinney	(seal)
Wm. McConnell	(seal)
							Rebeckah McConnell (seal)




(p. 212)
Jessamine County Court 		clerks office 20th October 1800
				The within Indenture between Anthony Sadowsky and others 
of the one part and John Lowry of the other was produced before me proven by 
Benjamin Blackford, Peter Allison and Abram Fulkerson subscribing witnesses 
thereto of the act and deed of said Sadowsky and acknowledged as to the others 
to be their act and deed and is duly recorded in this office		Attestee 
John McKinney Ju. DCCK



This Indenture, made this 19th day of October one thousand eight hundred between 
James Daugherty of the one part & Joseph Hughes of the other part all of 
Jessamine County WITNESSETH that the said James Daugherty for and in 
consideration of three hundred and twenty pounds to him in hand paid the receipt 
whereof he hereby acknowledged hath bargained and sold and by these presents 
bargain sell & make over to the said Joseph Hughes a certain tract or parcel of 
land upon which he now lives being and lying in county of Jessamine on the 
waters of Clear Creek and bounded as follows (to wit) BEGINNING at a red oak and 
two honey locusts corner to Thos. Scott's thence s. 224 west 132 poles to a 
stake corner to Joseph Hughes thence with his line S. 67 E. 129 poles to a 
hickory and locust thence south 20 W. 23 poles to the middle of a pond in Joseph 
Hughes line thence S 67 E. 59 poles to a honey locust and red oak thence N 20 E. 
161 poles to a hickory & elm in the Thos. Scott's line thence N. 70 W. 173 poles 
to the beginning containing one hundred and fifty eight acres more or less to 
have and to hold the said tract of land with its appurtenances to the said 
Joseph Hughes and his heirs forever and the said James Daugherty doth for 
himself his heirs exrs. Etc. covenant & agree to warrant and defend the said 
tract of land unto the said Hughes his heirs or assigns against himself, his 
heirs & or any other person or persons laying any lawful 


(p. 213)
claim thereunto In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and
 seals the day and year above written
Signed sealed and delivered 				James Daugherty    (seal)
In presence of 


Jessamine County (To wit)
			The within Indenture between James Daugherty of the one part 
and Joseph Hughes of the other part was produced before me acknowledged by the 
said James to be his act and deed and is duly recorded in my office

							Testee	   Saml. H. Woodson Cl.

THIS INDENTURE made this thirtieth day of October Eighteen hundred between 
Robert Todd of the County of Green and state of Kentucky of the one part and 
Samuel Scott of the county of Jessamine and state aforesaid of the other part, 
WITNESSETH that the said Robert Todd for and in consideration of the sum of five 
pounds to him in hand paid the receipt of which he doth hereby acknowledge hath 
granted bargained sold & by these presents do grant bargain sell alien and 
confirm unto the said Samuel Scott his heirs  and assigns forever one certain 
tract or parcel of land lying in the said county of Jessamine on the waters of 
Clear creek it being the said Todd's survey of nine hundred and eighty-seven 
acres and containing by survey the quantity of nine hundred and eighty seven 
acres and bounded as followed (to wit) Beginning at a white oak thorn the west 
corner of the said survey of nine hundred and eighty seven acres and running 
thence with the line thereof north forty five degrees east four hundred poles to 
two hickorys and ash on Ephraim January's line thence with his line south sixty 
seven degrees east eighty poles to his corner two Spanish Oaks and Hickory 
thence south forty five degrees east two hundred and twenty poles to the line of 
Lewis Craig's preemption thence with said line south forty five degrees west two 
hundred poles to his corner thence south forty five degrees east to George 
Ramsey's line & thence with his line south forty five degrees west twenty poles 
to a black oak  



(p. 214)
hickory and ash on Walter Cunningham's line thence with said line north forty 
five degrees west to his corner thence south forty five degrees west one hundred 
and sixty poles to three white oaks corner to Edmond Hawkins survey of four 
hundred acres thence with his line north forty five degrees west to the 
Beginning - be the same more or less with its appurtenances to have and to hold 
the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances unto the said Samuel 
Scott his heirs and assigns - forever and the said Robert Todd doth covenant to 
and with the said Samuel Scott his heirs and assigns that him the sd. Robert 
Todd his heirs Exrs. and admrs. will warrant and forever defend the aforesaid 
tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances unto the said Samuel Scott his 
heirs and assigns against all claims and persons claiming by from or under him 
the said Robert Todd & no other claims or persons whatsoever in Witness whereof 
the said Robert Todd hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above 
written											
	Robert Todd     (seal)

witness present
Wm Steele
    his		
Jeremiah    X      Neach
  	   mark 
William Mahan
John Scott

Jessamine County Court
			Clerks office 18th May 1801
			The foregoing indenture between Robert Todd of the one part 
and Samuel Scott of the other was produced before me proven to be the act of the 
said Robert Todd by three of the subscribing witnesses thereto and is duly 
recorded in this office



							Testee
							J. McKinney  DC

p. 215)
THIS INDENTURE made this 31st day of January one thousand eight hundred and one 
between Patrick Gray deputy Sheriff of Jessamine County for Charles West Sheriff 
of the county aforesaid of the first part and Jesse Reynolds of the county 
aforesaid and state of Kentucky of the other part Witnessed that whereas by 
virtue of an execution issued from the Lexington District court in favor of 
David Mc Clellen against the estate of Benjamin Netherland for fifty pounds as 
debt and eighty seven cents costs the said Patrick Gray as deputy sheriff 
aforesaid agreeably to the direction of the said Benjamin Netherland exposed to 
sale nine hundred and sixty acres of land hereafter described and sold the same 
to the said Jesse Reynolds by public auction for fifty pounds and the eighty 
seven cents costs as aforesaid the receipt whereof he the said Patrick doth 
hereby acknowledge and forever acquit the said Jesse doth grant bargain and sell 
unto him the said Jesse for and in consideration of the sum aforesaid nine 
hundred and sixty acres of land lying and being in the county of Jessamine and 
bounded as follows (to wit) Beginning on the waters of Jessamine, at a black 
walnut and hackberry corner and Beginning of Samuel Drakes preemption of one 
thousand acres running thence south 80 west 100 poles to two white oaks and 
black ash thence south 10 degrees east 307 poles and five links 3 white oaks 
thence north 80 east five hundred poles crossing Jessamine creek at 160 poles 
and 220 poles to a dogwood white oak and black oak thence north 10 west 307 
poles and five links to a red and white oak thence north eighty west 400 poles 
to the beginning TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said land together with its premises to 
the only proper use and behoove of the said Jesse and his heirs forever and the 
said Patrick Gray doth for himself and his heirs as deputy sheriff aforesaid 
warrant and defend Benjamin Netherland's right and title to the before mentioned 
tract of land against the claim of the said Netherland In Witness whereof & hath 
hereunto set his hand this date above written.


							Patrick Gray (Seal) 
Testee
Saml. H. Woodson

(p.216)
Jessamine County (To wit)

The within indenture of bargain and sale between Patrick Gray Deputy Sheriff for 
Charles West Sheriff of Jessamine County of the one part and Jesse Reynolds of 
the other part was produced before me acknowledged by the said Patrick to be his 
act and deed and is duly recorded in my office


							Testee
							Saml. H. Woodson

THIS INDENTURE made this 31st of January in the year of our lord eighteen 
hundred one between Samuel Johnson of the state of Kentucky and county of 
Jessamine of the one part & George Carlisle of the state aforesaid and county of 
Woodford of the other part Witnessed that the said Samuel Johnson for and in 
consideration of the sum of Five hundred pounds justly own to the said George 
Carlisle do by these presents for and in consideration of the aforesaid George 
Carlisle taken to himself the following property for the securing of the above 
sum of five hundred pounds to paid the said Carlisle on or before the first day 
of April next ensuing all that parcel and article parcels and articles following 
(to wit) a Negro named Ceasar aged about thirty five years, a Negro boy named 
Rheuben aged seventeen years, a negro bot named Daniel aged nine years, a negro 
boy named Isaac aged eight or nine years, a Negro woman named Jane aged twenty 
two years, a negro woman named Sally aged thirty, a Negro girl named Jamimy aged 
fourteen years, a Negro girl named Betsy aged seven or eight years old, a Negro 
boy named Joseph aged four years old, a Negro boy named William aged about 
fifteen months, also a bay mare eight years old two bay horses aged one seven 
years old and the other nine a bay mare & colt mare eight years old and I do 
hereby invest the above property in the said George Carlisle for the special 
purpose of the payment of the sd. five hundred pounds and the said Samuel 
Johnson do hereby warrant and defend the aforesaid property from all & every 
person or   


(p. 217)
persons whatsoever to the said George Carlisle his heirs and assigns forever. In 
Testimony whereof the said Samuel Johnson has hereunto set his hand seal the 
year and day above written.


Signed, sealed & delivered in presence of		Saml. Johnson   (seal)
B. Netherland
Geo. Walker 

Jessamine County (to wit) 18th May 1801
			The within indenture between Samuel Johnson of the one part 
and George Carslile of the other was produced before me proven to be the act of 
the said Samuel by the oath of B. Netherland & Geo.Walker subscribing witnesses 
thereto and is duly recorded in this office.


								Testee
									J. McKinney D.C.


This indenture made the 19th day of January in the year of our lord one Thousand 
eight hundred and one between William Anderson of the County of Jessamine and 
Commonwealth of Kentucky of the one part and Martin Whip of the county and 
commonwealth aforesaid of the other part Witnessed that the said William 
Anderson for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty pounds current money of 
Kentucky to him in hand paid the receipt whereof he do hereby acknowledge and 
forever acquit and discharge the said Martin Whip his heirs executors and 
administrators have granted bargained sold aliened and confirmed, and by these 
presents doth grant bargain sell alien and confirm unto the said Martin Whip his 
heirs and assigns forever all that tract or parcel of land situate lying and 
being on the waters of Hickman creek in the aforesaid county and bounded as 
follows (to wit) BEGINNING at a hickory dogwood and white oak in David McKeys 
line running north five degrees west eighty poles to a black and white oak 
thence  north seventy degrees west forty one poles to two white oak thence south 
five degrees east eighty poles to a red and white oak in said McKeys line thence 
with line to the beginning containing twenty acres together with all 
improvements water courses profits and appurtenances whatsoever to the said 
premises belonging to in any wise appertaining and the reversions remainders and 
profits thereof and all the estate right title interest property claim and 
demand of 



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him the said William Anderson of in and to the same to have and to hold the 
lands hereby conveyed with all & singular the premises and every part and parcel 
thereof with every of the appurtenances unto the said Martin Whip and the said 
William Anderson for himself his heirs executors and administrators do covenant 
promise and agree to [    ] with the said Martin Whip his heirs and assigns by 
these presents that the premises before mentioned now are and forever hereafter 
shall remain free of and from all former and other gifts grants bargains sales 
dowers rights & titles of dower judgments executions titles troubles charges and 
encumbrances whatsoever done or suffered to be done by him the said William 
Anderson or any other person or persons whatsoever and the said William Anderson 
and his heirs all & singular the premises hereby bargained and sold with the 
appetencies unto the said Martin Whip his heirs and assigns against him the said 
William Anderson and his heirs and assigns and all every other person or persons 
whatsoever doth and will warrant & forever defend by these presents In Witness 
whereof he the said William Anderson have hereunto set his hand and seal the day 
and year first above written.
Signed sealed and delivered in 		 		Wm. Anderson   (seal)
presence of us

Jessamine County Court
			Clerks office 19th January 1801
		The within indenture between William Anderson of the one part and 
Martin Whip of the other part was produced before me acknowledged by said 
William to be his act and deed and is duly recorded in my office.

						Testee
							Saml. H. Woodson

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Know all men by these presents that I Jacob Need of the state of  Kentucky and 
county of Garrard do by these presents nominate constitute and appoint Geo. 
Walker of the state aforesaid my true and lawful attorney in fact for me and in 
my name to sue for demand and to receive of Peter Fairsney and Armsted 
Stubblefield the amount of a bond given by them to me for four hundred and fifty 
six dollars or a deed for two hundred and twenty eight acres of land situated 
between the waters of Peytons and Dixon's creek and I do further authorize and 
inform my said attorney to give receipts in my name for the money or a deed to 
appoint attorneys or attorney for me and in my behalf and to do such further act 
or acts as he shall deem necessary.  I hereby ratify and confirm all my said 
attorney shall lawfully do in the premise[ ] and such his act or acts shall be 
as effectual as though I myself were personally present given under my hand and 
seal this 15th June 1801.

				
Testee								Jacob Need  (seal)

Jessamine County
	State of Kentucky
		June Court 1801
			I Samuel H. Woodson clerk of the county aforesaid do certify 
that the within letter of attorney from Jacob Need to George Walker was produced 
in court acknowledged by the said Jacob to be his act and deed and ordered to be 
recorded & certified.  


	In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of 
my office this twenty eighth day of June, 1801.

							Saml. H. Woodson  (seal)