1844: Samuel McAninch sold 147 acres to Amos F. Jones, 24 Oct. 1844 |
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[Casey Co. Deed Book 5, pages 239-240; sold "Tract on Fishing Creek", |
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(recorded) 1847; indexed "Grantor Index, K-R, ... Thru 1962", page 49] |
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[Text starts on page 239] This indenture made and entered into this this [sic] twenty |
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fourth of October One thousand Eight hundred + forty four Samuel McAninch of the |
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State of Indiana, Hendricks County on the one part and Amos F. Jones of the State of |
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Kentucky and Co. of Casey on the other part [_?_?_] of Baptist McKee legatee of |
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Matthew McKee deceased |
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Witnesseth as follows that the said Samuel McAninch for and in consideration of the |
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sum of two hundred fifty dollars to him paid in hand by the said Matthew McKee before |
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the sealing of this presents whereof he the said McAninch for the receipt of the same |
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doth acknowledge that he hath he hath [sic] bargained and sold the aforesaid Matthew |
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McKee dec'd one hundred + forty seven acre of land and through him to Amos F. Jones |
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assignee of Baptist McKee lawful heir and legatee of said Matthew McKee deceased |
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lying + being in the County of Casey and Pulaski on the ridges of the waters of Fishing |
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Creek and bounded as follows to wit |
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Beginning at white oak and dogwood on Amos F. Jones line and with his line S 41 W 100 |
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poles to a stake near a sink hole, thence S 3 E 23 poles to an ash thence S 40 East 152 |
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poles to a black oak hickory thence S 70 E 30 poles to a black gum + ded [sic] black oak |
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thence N 41 E 118 poles to three white oak thence N 48 W 194 poles to the Beginning |
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the said Samuel McAninch causes with all its appurtenances to have and to hold the |
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above tract of land to him the said Amos F. Jones assignee of Baptist McKee lawful heir |
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+ legatee of Matthew McKee deceased to said Jones his heirs and assigns forever + the |
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said Samuel McAninch [page 240] do warrant + defend the said tract of land with all its |
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[ap]pertanances and privileges from me and my lawful heirs + assigns forever and from |
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all prior claim or claims forever |
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In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal in present of witnesses here of |
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the day + date above [written?] |
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George [mark '+'] McAninch |
Samuel McAninch {seal} |
Thomas E. Jones |
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Casey County S.S. |
[page 240, next entry in Deed book] |
I Joel Sweeney Clerk ... on 21st day of July 1846 ... by oath of George McAninch |
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partly proven and on the 7th of May 1847 by the oath of Thomas E. Jones was fully |
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proven to be the act + deed of Samuel McAninch the grantor . . . recorded . . . |
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Teste Joel Sweeney clk |
Note 1844-1: "Samuel McAninch of the State of Indiana, Hendricks County" |
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Note 1844-2: Now 147 acres, clearly the same land surveyed in 1813, and 1836 |
Land Grant (135 acres in both documents); the "Amos F. Jones line" here was |
"William McAninch line" in 1813 and 1836 [1st 1841 sale above] |
[see notes, 1813, re Samuel McAninch on Casey County Tax rolls, 150 acres] |
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Note 1844-3: Witness George [A.] McAninch [b.1794, 50, son of the original Daniel]? |
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Note 1844-5: same Thomas E. Jones? [cf. 1813 will, marriage, 1841 land] |
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1845: William McAninch sold "100 acres on Green River" to Jesse Buise [sic]; |
[Casey County, Grantor Index, Deed Bk 5 pg. 422 (recorded 1850)] |
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1846: James R. McAninch bought "9 a. on Knob Lick" from Betsey Ann and |
Gilmore Phelps [Casey Co. Grantee "K-R, Thru 1962", Deed bk 34 pg. 366] |
McAninch Family History Newsletter Vol. II No. 3 August 1994 pg.12 page 1994-31 |
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[original contents (except as noted); change font for online presentation (May 2003)] |