Collinsworth-to-Patrick-and-Hurt.1854.Floyd.DEED

DEED DATED 1854 db( the deed does not give db#) pg's 524 and 525, 
Floyd County Clerk's Office 

This ? made the 2nd of August in the year of 1854 between John Collinsworth 
of the county of Floyd and state of Kentucky of the same part and Reuben 
Patrick and Wiilliam Hurt of the county and state of the aforesaid of the 
other part, witnessith that the said John Collinworth for and in consideration 
of six hundred dollars in hand paid the receipt wherof is hearby acknowledged 
hath granted bargained and sold ? by these porsuits?) both grant bargain and 
sell unto the said Reubin Patrick and William Hurt their heirs and assigns 
all that tract of parcel of land situate and being in the county of Floyd 
on the waters of the Burning Spring Fork of Licking and bounded as follows 
to wit. Beginning at 6 chestnut oaks on the top of the ridge between the 
short fork and the old house branch, thence S32 W32 poles to a white oak. 
Thence S53 W30 poles to a white oak and sugar conditional line made between 
the said John Collinsworth and Samuel Collinsworth, Thence S16 E13 poles 
to a birch. Thence 78W106 poles to two birches near the state road. Thence 
S78 W5 poles : Thence N51W4 poles crossing the road Thence S50 W38 poles 
to the Burning Fork: Thence 17 poles down the creek sugar and red bud are 
in the north side of the creek S52 W36 ? on top of the point, Thence with 
the ? to a black oak and red oak near the top of the north corner 
between Ethchinson Collinsworth and John Collinsworths: Thence south and 
east course to a hickory and maple standing on the side of the point: 
Thence move north to an oak on the bank of the creek: Thence up the creek 
to a ? to a willow opposite the corner of the apple orchard Thence about a
south course crossing the birch branch to a white oak and birch ? the end 
of the point near of cliff of rocks: Thence up the point to a hickory on 
the top: Thence N53 E35 poles to a hickory and birch beginning corner to 
an old survey made in the name of Meridith Patrick: Thence cross the creek 
to the mouth of Shop Branch: Thence with the branch to the forks: 
Thence up the fork ridge to the top: Thence with the top of the ridge to 
the beginning containing 300 acres be the same more or less together with 
all said singular the appertinances therunto belonging on in any wise ? to 
have and to hold the land hereby conveyed with the appertinances unto the 
said Rueben Patrick and William Hurt their heirs and assigns forever and 
the said John Collinsworth for himself his heirs and executors and 
administrators the aforesaid tract of land and appertinances unto the said 
Ruebin Patrick and William Hurt their heirs and assigns against the claim 
or claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever claiming 
by through or under him the said John Collinsworth but from no other person 
doth and will forever warrant and defend by these pursuits In witness 
wherof the said John Collinsworth and Susan Collinsworth his wife 
relinquishes his her right of power in ? To the land conveyed in this deed 
hath herunto set their hands and seals this 7th day of August 1854 

(X) John Collinsworth 

(X) Susan Collinsworth 

State of Kentucky, 
Floyd County/Sct. 

I James Trimble clerk of the county court for the county aforesaid
certify that this deed from John Collinsworth and Susan Collinsworth his 
wife to Reubin Patrick and William Hurt was this day prodused to me in said 
county by the said grantors and acknowledged by the these to be their act 
and deed together. wherupon the said deed together with the foregoing 
certificate hath duly ? to record in my office. Given under my hand this 
7th day of August 1854. 

(X) Teste James Trimble SK



Contributed by: "Jennifer E. Black" <jenniferblack@fuse.net>
Date: Sat, 17 May 1997