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Heirs of Joseph Cromer to William Cromer
Submitted by Pat W. Ball
7-28-1884: Rockcastle County, Kentucky Deed Book Q, pg 490-491, Heirs of Joseph
Cromer sold their share of the land of their father to their brother, William
Cromer, excerpt follows:
Deed made between Henry Cromer and (wife) Mary Cromer, Adam Cromer and (wife)
Jane Cromer, J. J. Cromer and (wife) Samanthy Cromer, David Cromer and (wife)
Elizabeth, Andy Bray and (wife) Nancy A. Cromer Bray, William Renner and (wife)
Elizabeth Cromer Renner, William Arnold and (wife) Martha Cromer Arnold, and
Mary Cromer, widow of Joseph Cromer, deceased, sell to William Cromer for the
sum of $500.00 all their interest in the farm owned by Joseph Cromer, and on
which he lived at the time of his death, containing 140 acres more or less,
located on the waters of the south fork of Skaggs Creek. (Signed) A. Bray,
Nancy J. (X) Bray, Martha Ann (X) Arnold, J. J. Cromer, Samanthy J. Cromer,
Henry Clay (X) Cromer, Mary (X) Cromer (Henry's wife), Mary (X) Cromer
(Joseph's widow), William A. (X) Renner, Mary Elizabeth (X) Renner, Adam
Cromer, Celey Jane (X) Cromer, David Cromer.
(Though David Cromer and his wife, Elizabeth are mentioned in the deed, his
name is later crossed out and Elizabeth did not sign. It is believed this is
because David had already sold his share to his brother-in-law, Andrew Bray in
1869. PWB).
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