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Michael Eagin - Henry  Kirk October 9, 1804
Washington County KyArchives Deed

Written: October 9, 1804
Recorded: October 9, 1804

Washington Co. Deed Bk C, p 90
Kirk; Eagin; Mc Dowell; Phillips; Handfores; 

This Indenture made this ninth day of October one thousand eight 
hundred and four Between Henry Kirk and Seally his wife, of the County of 
Washington and State of Kentucky of the one part and Michael Eagin of 
the County and State aforesaid of the other part  WITNESSETH that the 
said Henry Kirk and Seally his wife for and in consideration of seventy 
five pounds in property at cash price to them in hand paid the receipt 
hereof they do hereby acknowledge have granted bargained and sold and by 
these presents do grant bargain and sell unto the aforesaid Michael 
Eagin his heirs and assigns a certain tract or parcel of land lying and 
being in the County aforesaid on the waters of Hardins Creed Beginning on 
Mailers road run at a blue ash hickory and ironwood in McDowels line 
thence south thirteen degrees east eighty four poles to a White oak 
dogwood and elm thence south seventy seven degrees west two hundred and 
twenty to a blue ash and sugartree in a small branch thence south twenty 
one degrees east forty three poles to a Black Walnut and sugartree thence 
North sisty three degrees ease seventy six poles to a buckeye and red 
oak corner to Benjamin Phillips thence south forty three degrees east 
eighty poles to a white oak and sugartree thence north eighty two degrees 
east one hundred and ninety four poles to a white oak and ash thence 
south five degrees east ninety four poles to a buckeye white oak and elm 
thence east one hundred and sixteen poles to a dogwood and white oak in 
John E. Handfores line thence north one hundred and seventy five poles 
to an ash mulberry and sugartree in _____ Grayhams line thence west 
thirty two poles to two ironwoods and white oak thence north twenty poles 
to two ironwood thence west one hundred and eighty poles to the 
beginning  Containing two hundred and twenty acres of land together with all 
and Singulary its appurtenances and all the [estate ?] right and title 
interest claim and Demand whatsoever with ____ the said Henry Kirk and 
Seally his wife do forever warrant and defend to the said Eagin his 
heirs and assigns against themselves their heirs &c and the claim or claims 
of any person or persons whatsoever but if the aforesaid land or any 
part of it should be legally taken from said Eagin his heirs or assigns 
the said Kirk and wife are only to refund to said Eagin his heirs of 
assigns the aforesaid sum of seventy five pounds in property at cash price 
or a proportionable part if only a part of said land should be lost.  
In Testimony hereof we have hereunto signed our names and affixed our 
seals the day and year above written.

			Henry Kirk	[seal]
			Seally Kirk	[seal]

Washington County Sct.  I. John Reed Clerk of the County Court for the 
County aforesaid do hereby Certify that on the day of the date hereof 
this Indenture was acknowledged before me in my office by the within 
named Henry Kirk and Seally his wife (she being privately Examined as the 
law directs and relinquishing her right of Dower) to be their act and 
deed and thereupon admitted to Record.  In Testimony whereof I have 
hereunto set my hand this 9th day of October 1804.
						Teste  John Reed

A Copy – Attest:
		John M. Smothers, Clerk Washington County Court
		By Mae McElroy D. C. 



Transcribed from a typed copy (typed & on record at the Washington Co. Court) 
by Patricia O’Connor
p-oconnor@att.net


Submitted by: Patricia O'Connor
p-oconnor@att.net



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