Isaac Gilbert: Perry County, Kentucky:  Gilbert, Reley, Bowlin, Hunt,Neigh

Perry County, Kentucky
deed book F Pg. 491

Isaac Gilbert
to deed
Claborn Gilbert

This indenture made and entered unto this April 9th 1887 between Isaac Gilbert
of the Co. of Perry and state of Kentucky and Claborn Gilbert of the county
and state aforesaid witness it that the party of the first part has this day
for and consideration of of the sum of seven hundred dollars in hand paid
the receipt of which is here by acknowledged doth grant, bargain and sell
unto the party of the second part all of of that track of land located in
Perry County Ky. on Squabble Creek water of the Middle Fork of the Kentucky
River and bounded as follows: To wit containing all the land that was deeded
from William Hunt to Isaac Gilbert on Squabble Creek Perry Co. Ky. also to 
a conditional line made between John C. Reley and Claborn Gilbert crossing
near the head of Beaty Fork Buffalo with all appertances there to belong
unto the party of the first part and his heirs forever and the party of the
first part do warrant and defend the lette(?) unto the party of the second
part and his heirs against the claims of all persons claiming the same in
witnessof all we have here unto set our hand and sealed day and your date
first above written.

                              Isaac Gilbert


                State of Kentucky, County of Owsley

I, Samuel V. Neigh Clk of the Owsley Co Court do certify that the bargaining
deed of conveyance from Isaac Gilbert was the 9th day of April 1887
produced to William Bowlin Deputy Co. Court Clerk for S.V. Neigh clerk
aforesaid and acknowledged by the grantors in due course of law as appeared
?? in d ?? that one and the same together with this certificate to the 
proper office for record given under my hand this the 9th day of April 1887

                                     S.V. Neigh  Clerk
                                     by: William Bollin
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Transcribed By:  Tim Spence
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