DEED: Breeden, 1824, Shelby Co

SHELBY COUNTY, KENTUCKY DEEDS,  Book U, page 151

BREEDEN, WILLIAM  to  JOHN ALLEN  --  DEED
   This Indenture made this fourth day of November 1824 between John Allen of
the County of Shelby and State of Kentucky of the one part and William
Breden of the county of Sangamon and State of Illinois of the other part
witnesseth that the said William Breden for the consideration of seventy
five dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged
hath granted bargained and sold and doth by their presents grant bargain
and sell unto the aforesaid John Allen all his right title claim and
interest in a tract of land which fell to him by the death of Bland B
Breeden which tract of land was purchased of Alexander Breckinridge by
Richard Breeden Senior lying and being in the County of Shelby and on Plumb
Creek,  To Have and To Hold the aforesaid interest and parcel of land unto
John Allen his heirs forever and the aforesaid William Breden for himself 
his heirs will warrant and forever defend the aforesaid tract and parcel
from himself his heirs and all claims whatsoever as witness whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date first above written.  It is
understood that Fanny breden is not to be interrupted in her possession
during her natural life.
							William Breden
Witnessed by
Thomas Alfred Taylor
Ann Allen
James Breden

Shelby County Order Book		April Term 1825		page 131
   A deed from William Breeden to John Allen was proven in Open Court to be
the act of said William Breeden by the oath of James Breeden a witness
thereto and ordered to be certified for further proof.
	  							 page 155
A Deed from William Breeden to John Allen was further proven by T. A.
Taylor


Submitted by: Phyllis Hill
<phill@redrock.net>
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997