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1841: First 1841 sale, "legatees of William McAninch" to Amos F. Jones |
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[Casey Co. Deed Bk 4 pg 566 "143 acres on Fishing Creek" recorded 1842] |
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Indexed: McAninch, George, Jonathon, Jesse, William, Malinda, Samuel, |
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[all six first names], to Jones, Amos F., "Grantor Index, K-R", pg. 49 |
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This indenture made and entered into this tenth day of August 1841 between |
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Jonathon McAninch, Wm. McAninch, Jesse McAninch + George McAninch attorney |
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[in] fact of Samuel McAninch on the one part + Amos F. Jones of the other all of the |
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County of Casey and State of Ky. |
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witnesseth that the said Jonathon McAninch, William McAninch, Jesse McAninch and |
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George McAninch attorney in fact of Samuel McAninch, for in consideration of the sum |
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of six hundred dollars to them in hand paid by the said Amos F. Jones, before the |
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selling of this presents whereof they the said McAninchs for the receipt of the same |
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doth acknowledge that they have bargained and sold and do hereby bargain and sell |
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the aforesaid Amos F. Jones one hundred and forty-three acres of land wherein they |
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are legatees of William McAninch deceased where in [he?] was assinee[sic] of |
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Caleb Brown, and patented by William |
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[page 567] McAninch lying in Casey County and State of Ky being a part of a tract |
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of land of 286 acres on the waters of Fishing Creek and bounded as follows to wit |
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Beginning at a hickory the corner of the original survey thence S. 85 E. 45 poles to a |
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poplar saplin[g] thence S. 65 E. 26 poles to a black oak and hickory sapling N. 0 E. 20 |
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poles to a dogwood thence N. 88 E. 150 poles to a spanish and hickory thence N. 3 |
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W. 22 poles to a stake near a sinkhole thence N. 41 E. 116 to white oak thence N. 20 |
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E. 63 poles to a stake thence north 70 west 150 to the beginning |
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the said Jonathon McAninch, William McAninch, Jesse McAninch and George McAninch |
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attorney in fact of Samuel McAninch cause with its [ap]pertances to have and to hold |
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the above said tract or parcel of land to him Amos F. Jones and his heirs and assigns |
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forever and we the above said Jonathon McAninch, William McAninch, Jesse McAninch |
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and George McAninch attorney in fact of Samuel McAninch do warrant and defend the |
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said tract of land from them and their heirs and assigns forever and also from all prior |
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claim or claims unto the said Amos F. Jones his heirs executors and assigns in witness |
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whereof we have hereunder set our hand and seal the day and date above written |
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test[e] |
Jonathon McAninch {seal} |
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Thomas E. Jones |
William McAninch {seal} |
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Thomas M. Jones |
Jesse McAninch {seal} |
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Casey County S.S. |
[next entry in Deed book] |
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I Joel Sweeney clk [sic] of the county Court of Casey do hereby certify that on the |
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13th of May 1842 the foregoing deed was presented to me and acknowledged by |
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William McAninch and on the 19th of May 1842 by the oaths of Thomas E. Jones and |
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Thomas M. Jones was proven to be the act and deed of Jonathon McAninch and |
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Jesse McAninch whereupon the same is truly recorded in my office. |
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attest Joel Sweeney clk |
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1841: Second 1841 sale, "legatees of William McAninch" to Ambrose Butt |
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Indexed: McAninch, George, Jonathon, Jesse, William, Samuel [only five first names], |
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to Butt, Ambrose, "143 acres in Casey Co.", recorded 1843 |
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[Casey County Deed Bk 6 page 25, indexed "Grantor Index, K-R", page 49] |
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McAninch Family History Newsletter Vol. II No. 3 August 1994 pg.10 page 1994-29 |
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[original contents (except as noted); change font for online presentation (May 2003)] |