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Michael Broyles - Joel T., Deputy Sheriff Williams August 11 1815
Mercer County KyArchives Deed

Written: August 11 1815
Recorded: January 20 1817

Deed Book 10, page 173

Whereas by Virtue of a writ of Fieri facias issued from the Clerks office of 
the Mercer Circuit Court on the 23rd day of June 1815 and directed to the 
Sheriff of Mercer County in the name of James Kincaid against the Estate of 
William McGinnis dec'd in the hand Patsy McGinnis administratrix of [crossed 
out] unadministered & [word crossed out] the tract of land whereon Said 
Administratrix then resided of the estate of Patsy McGinnis Thomas McGinnis 
David McGinnis Greenberry McGinnis Smith McGinnis William McGinnis Margaret 
McGinnis McGinnis Brazilla McGinnis and Burrilla McGinnis heirs of Sd. Decedent 
Subject to the Widows dower therein for the Sum of four hundred dollars with 
interest thereon to be computed after the rate of Six per cent per annum from 
the 25th day of December 1808 until paid also three hundred dollars [crossed 
out] and forty dollars with like interest from the first day of September 1809 
until paid and the further Sum of five hundred dollars with like interest from 
the first day of May 1809 until paid for debt and eighteen dollars forty seven 
cents costs, which writ was returnable to the Second Saturday Succeeding the 
first monday in September then next ensuing the date thereof And Whereas on the 
20th day of July 1815 the Said Writ was delivered to me Joel T. Williams deputy 
Sheriff for Henry Palmer Sheriff of Mercer County to be executed, and thereupon 
I levied the Same One hundred and twenty three acres of land it being the Same 
mentioned in Said Execution and herinafter more fully described, and Sold the 
Same on the 11th day of August 1815 to Henry May Attorney in fact for the pltff 
he being the highest bidder at the price of three hundred and fifty dollars, 
Subject to the encumbrance of the widows dower on a Credit of three months and 
thereupon the Said Henry May Sold the Same to a Certain Michael Broyles of the 
other part Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the premises aforesaid 
and at the request of Henry May I do by these presents Sell and Convey unto the 
Said Michael Broils the land before mentioned Subject to the Widows dower the 
Same being in two parcels & adjoining each other the one piece Beginning at a 
white Oak and beech tree on the east Bank of Chapline in Harbinsons line thence 
east one hundred and six poles to a Sugartree beech and elm a Corner to a tract 
patented to James Speed thence South eighty Seven poles to a beech which is 
also a Corner to land of Henry May thence with Mays line West Seventy poles to 
a beech, and Iron wood on the Creek thence down with the meanders of the Creek 
to the Beginning.  The other tract Begining at two beeches and a hackberry in 
Lockmans line thence east twenty four poles to a beech and hickory Corner to 
Said Lockman thereon South eighty eight degrees east one hundred and twenty Six 
poles to a beech and Iron wood on the bank of Chapline thence North twenty 
Seven degrees west one hundred and four poles down the Creek to a Sycamore in 
Alexander Walker line thence West one hundred poles to a beech in Said line 
thence South eighty eight poles to the Beginning with its appurtenances to have 
and to hold the Said tracts of land with their appurtenances unto the Said 
Michael Broils his heirs & assigns forever to his and their only proper use and 
behoof To have & to hold forever, I the said Williams Deputy Sheriff as 
aforesaid will warrant and defend so far as I wold [sic] be bound by law to 
defend as Deputy Sheriff as aforesaid.  In Testimony whereof I hereunto Set my 
hand and affixed my seal this date above mentioned.
                     Joel T. Williams (Seal)
                     Deputy Sheriff for H. Palmer
Teste
John J. Allin D.C.
Henry May

Mercer County Sct   January 20th 1817
The foregoing Indenture of bargain and Sale from Joel T. Williams Deputy 
Sheriff for Henry Palmer Sheriff of Mercer County to Michael Broyles was this 
day acknowledged before me by said Williams to be his act and deed whereupon 
the same [crossed out] Said Indenture is made of record.
                    Atteste
                     John J. Allin D.C.

Submitted by: Linda Deppner
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