Headrick and Bell...
I have no idea what I meant to write when I started this post eight months ago. Considering the names, it must be an old name. I think Headrick bought or sold property to/from a Zoilus Bell. It would be fairly early in Murray County, Georgia.
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Sunday, December 15, 2019
Thursday, April 18, 2019
Wedding Announcement of Raymond Bell and Mattie Headrick, 1910, Walker County Messenger
Wedding Announcement of Raymond Bell and Mattie Headrick
Walker County, Georgia
Humorous wedding announcement.
(It goes own about hopes for the future, etc.)
Citation:
'Bro. Coley Officiates at Another Wedding Boosting the Fair,' in 'Confederate X-Roads' (column), \Walker County Messenger (Lafayette, Walker, Georgia), Friday, 14 October 1910 (online via Galileo). Since the wedding occurred 'Thursday of last week,' that was probably October 6th.
Note: So far, I cannot find the marriage on Family Search.
Walker County, Georgia
Humorous wedding announcement.
Well, Billy, on Thursday of last week I was trying to rake and haul hay and there was some dissatisfaction about the way some folks were living. So I was summoned up to Bro. J. E. Headrick's home and I went with wagon and hay frames and met Mr Raymond Bell, of High Point, armed with the necessary papers fresh from the Ordinary of Walker county, and in a very brief space of time I settled all their dissatisfaction between him and Miss Mattie Headrick, the oldest daughter of Bro. Headrick, and they left for Chattanooga man and wife. May supreme happiness be their lot through life and never a trouble cross their path. Mr. Bell semed to be a very nice young man. I have known Miss Mattie all her life. She is a charming bright young woman that any young man ought to be proud of.
(It goes own about hopes for the future, etc.)
Citation:
'Bro. Coley Officiates at Another Wedding Boosting the Fair,' in 'Confederate X-Roads' (column), \Walker County Messenger (Lafayette, Walker, Georgia), Friday, 14 October 1910 (online via Galileo). Since the wedding occurred 'Thursday of last week,' that was probably October 6th.
Note: So far, I cannot find the marriage on Family Search.
Raymond B. Bell, Chattanooga, Hamilton, Tennessee: Rejected Application to Eastern Band of Cherokee
[Transcribed quickly; not fully proofed!]
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Eastern Cherokee Application (Rejected) of Raymond B. Bell, of Chattanooga, Hamilton, Tennessee
Card no. 268:
Application for Enrollment with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina.
I hereby make application for enrollment with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina. My name is Raymond B Bell, and I reside at Chattanooga Tenn No 3100 East 38 St. I also make application for the enrollment of my minor children as follows: Lawrence E Bell, Herman A. Bell, Isla Nell Bell, and Martha Ray Bell.
State of Tennessee
County of Hamilton SS
I, the said Raymond B. Bell, of lawful age, being first duly sworn, depose and say:- That my full and correct name is Raymond B. Bell, that I am 42 years of age, and that I now reside at Chattanooga Tenn. and (in case of married female) that my name prior to my marriage was _____________; that I was born at Duluth, Ga, and that I have resided at the following places for the periods of time herein stated: At Duluth, Ga from birth until 1901. At Chelsea Oklahoma about one year, at St Elmo Tenn Chattanooga, and Cleveland Tenn up to present time.
2. That I am of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood of 1/16 degree, and I claim lineal descent from Mr Rogers, who was my Great grandfather, (state the relationship), and that my descent from said ancestor is as follows: and from Mary Vann McNair Rogers, who was my great grand mother, from Olleivia M Bell who was my grand mother and from Robert H. Bell who was my father.
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3. That my father's name (was) Robert H. Bell, and his degree of Indian blood (was) 1/8; that my mother's maiden name (was) Ada J. Collins, and that her degree of Indian blood (was0 none; that she was married to my father on November 3, 1880 and that they have since resided at the following places for the periods herein stated: my father resided in Milton County Ga until 1894. He resided in the Indian Territory until his death in 1905. My mother resided in Milton Co Ga all her life until 1901. in Indian Territory until about 1902, since then she has resided in and or (???) Chattanooga Tenn to present time.
4. That my peternal grandfather's name was Anderson S. Bell, and his degree of Indian blood was none; that my paternal grandmother's maiden name was MGiver? McNair Rogers and her degree of Indian blood was 1/4; that my maternal grandfather's name was Thomas Collins, and his degree of Indian blood was none; that my maternal grandmother's maiden name was Sarah Green, and her degree of Indian blood was none. (If applicant possesses a degree of Indian blood derived from an ancestory other than Cherokee, a detailed statement of the fact should be set forth separately below: No Indian blood except Cherokee.
5. That the following are the facts in relation to the enrollment of my said ancestors with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians: (give full details) The name of my grandmother Albina M. Bell appears in the Siler Roll of 1857. The Chapman Roll of 1852 and the Hester Roll of 1884. The name of my father, Robert H. Bell appears on the Hester Roll of 1884. My own name appears on the Hester Roll of 1884, and I shared in a distribution of funds to the Eastern Cherokees in 1910.
6. That the following are the facts in relation to the affiliation of my said ancestors with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians: I have been told that my ancestors associated and affiliated with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and attended their councils and spoke their language, ; and that I myself have affiliated with said Eastern Band as follows: in schools, churches etc with mixed blood.
7. That the following names and places of residence of my relatives who were heretofore enrolled with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina:
Name, Relation, Residence:
Albina McNair Bell, Grand mother, Dead
Robert H. Bell, Father, Dead
Robert N. Rogers, Grat Uncle, Dead
David McNair Rogers, Grat Uncle, Dead
Augustus L. Rogers, Grat Uncle, Duluth Ga
Henery C. Rogers, Grat Grat Uncle, Dead
8. That my said ancestors contributed toward the purchase of the Qualla Boundary and other lands of said Eastern Band as follows: I don't know as to this,
9. That _____________ is the father of my children and his degree of Cherokee Indian blood is _______________. The degree of
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Cherokee Indian blood of my children is as follows:
______________________
______________________
10. That Mattie Bell is the mother of my children and her degree of Cherokee Indian blood is none. The degree of Cherokee Indian blood of my children is as follows: 1/32, as I understand it.
11. That the ages and places of residence of my said children are as follows:
Lawrence E Bell, (son) Born August 28, 1911
Herman A. Bell, (Son), Born April 3rd, 1914
Isla Nell Bell. (Daughter), Born August 28, 1918
Martha Ray Bell (Daughter), Born September 30, 1923
Raymond . Bell. (Signature of Applicant).
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13 day of Mch 1926. J. F. Lowry, Notary Public. My Commission expires: July 7, 1928.
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Affidavit
County of ___________
State of ____________ ss
I, Monnie Collins, of lawful age, being duly sworn, on oath, depose and swear that Raymond B. Bell is personally known to me and that he is the identical person who made and signed the above application, and that the statements made by him in said application are true. Further, that I known personally that he is of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood of the degree and lineage stated in the above application and that the facts stated with reference to his ancestors and their enrollment and affiliation, and the affiliation of the applicant, with the Eastern band of Cherokee Indians are true. That the facts stated concerning the parentage of his children and the ages, places of residence, and degree of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood are true.
That my opportunities for knowing the facts as stated in the application as to his Cherokee blood and in respect to his ancestors are as follows: That I have known him and his ancestors for twenty-two years and know that he is of Indian decent.
Monnie Collins (L.S.)
County of Hamilton)
State of Tenn. ) ss
Personally appeared before me, a notary public in and for said county, this 13 day of Mch, 1926, Monnie Collins to me well known, and voluntarily subscribed her name and swore to the foregoing affidavit.
(SEAL) J. F. Lowry, Notary Public.
My Commission expires July 7-- 1928.
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Affidavit
County of ___________
State of ____________ ss
I, Jennie Collins, of lawful age, being duly sworn, on oath, depose and swear that Raymond B. Bell is personally known to me and that he is the identical person who made and signed the above application, and that the statements made by him in said application are true. Further, that I known personally that he is of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood of the degree and lineage stated in the above application and that the facts stated with reference to his ancestors and their enrollment and affiliation, and the affiliation of the applicant, with the Eastern band of Cherokee Indians are true. That the facts stated concerning the parentage of his children and the ages, places of residence, and degree of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood are true.
That my opportunities for knowing the facts as stated in the application as to his Cherokee blood and in respect to his ancestors are as follows: That I have known him and his ancestors for 23 years and know that he is of Indian descendage.
Jennie Collins (L.S.)
County of Hamilton)
State of Tenn. ) ss
Personally appeared before me, a notary public in and for said county, this 13 day of Mch, 1926, Jennie Collins to me well known, and voluntarily subscribed her name and swore to the foregoing affidavit.
(SEAL) J. F. Lowry, Notary Public.
My Commission expires July 7-- 1928.
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Enrolling Commission:
Fred A. Baker
James E. Henderson
#268
Department of the Interior
U.S. Indian Field Service
Cherokee, N.C. Feb. 28, 1927
Mr. Raymond B. Bell, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 3100 E. 38th Street
[....pension was rejected....]:
Many reasons are pre-printed in the form. The one checked is no. 8: 'Any right the applicant, or the ancestors through whom he claims, may have acquired by reason of residence in the State of North Carolina in October 1874, or by reason of enrollment with the Eastern Band prior to that date, has been lost through non-affiliation.'
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[Note: The applicant is given the right to appeal within 30 days.]
[MY OWN NOTE: Identification of wife, Mattie Bell, is Mattie (Headrick) Bell, daughter of J.E. Headrick of Walker County, Georgia. Wedding announcement in Walker County Messenger, Death records, etc., used for identification.]
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Eastern Cherokee Application (Rejected) of Raymond B. Bell, of Chattanooga, Hamilton, Tennessee
Card no. 268:
Application for Enrollment with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina.
I hereby make application for enrollment with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina. My name is Raymond B Bell, and I reside at Chattanooga Tenn No 3100 East 38 St. I also make application for the enrollment of my minor children as follows: Lawrence E Bell, Herman A. Bell, Isla Nell Bell, and Martha Ray Bell.
State of Tennessee
County of Hamilton SS
I, the said Raymond B. Bell, of lawful age, being first duly sworn, depose and say:- That my full and correct name is Raymond B. Bell, that I am 42 years of age, and that I now reside at Chattanooga Tenn. and (in case of married female) that my name prior to my marriage was _____________; that I was born at Duluth, Ga, and that I have resided at the following places for the periods of time herein stated: At Duluth, Ga from birth until 1901. At Chelsea Oklahoma about one year, at St Elmo Tenn Chattanooga, and Cleveland Tenn up to present time.
2. That I am of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood of 1/16 degree, and I claim lineal descent from Mr Rogers, who was my Great grandfather, (state the relationship), and that my descent from said ancestor is as follows: and from Mary Vann McNair Rogers, who was my great grand mother, from Olleivia M Bell who was my grand mother and from Robert H. Bell who was my father.
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3. That my father's name (was) Robert H. Bell, and his degree of Indian blood (was) 1/8; that my mother's maiden name (was) Ada J. Collins, and that her degree of Indian blood (was0 none; that she was married to my father on November 3, 1880 and that they have since resided at the following places for the periods herein stated: my father resided in Milton County Ga until 1894. He resided in the Indian Territory until his death in 1905. My mother resided in Milton Co Ga all her life until 1901. in Indian Territory until about 1902, since then she has resided in and or (???) Chattanooga Tenn to present time.
4. That my peternal grandfather's name was Anderson S. Bell, and his degree of Indian blood was none; that my paternal grandmother's maiden name was MGiver? McNair Rogers and her degree of Indian blood was 1/4; that my maternal grandfather's name was Thomas Collins, and his degree of Indian blood was none; that my maternal grandmother's maiden name was Sarah Green, and her degree of Indian blood was none. (If applicant possesses a degree of Indian blood derived from an ancestory other than Cherokee, a detailed statement of the fact should be set forth separately below: No Indian blood except Cherokee.
5. That the following are the facts in relation to the enrollment of my said ancestors with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians: (give full details) The name of my grandmother Albina M. Bell appears in the Siler Roll of 1857. The Chapman Roll of 1852 and the Hester Roll of 1884. The name of my father, Robert H. Bell appears on the Hester Roll of 1884. My own name appears on the Hester Roll of 1884, and I shared in a distribution of funds to the Eastern Cherokees in 1910.
6. That the following are the facts in relation to the affiliation of my said ancestors with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians: I have been told that my ancestors associated and affiliated with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and attended their councils and spoke their language, ; and that I myself have affiliated with said Eastern Band as follows: in schools, churches etc with mixed blood.
7. That the following names and places of residence of my relatives who were heretofore enrolled with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina:
Name, Relation, Residence:
Albina McNair Bell, Grand mother, Dead
Robert H. Bell, Father, Dead
Robert N. Rogers, Grat Uncle, Dead
David McNair Rogers, Grat Uncle, Dead
Augustus L. Rogers, Grat Uncle, Duluth Ga
Henery C. Rogers, Grat Grat Uncle, Dead
8. That my said ancestors contributed toward the purchase of the Qualla Boundary and other lands of said Eastern Band as follows: I don't know as to this,
9. That _____________ is the father of my children and his degree of Cherokee Indian blood is _______________. The degree of
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Cherokee Indian blood of my children is as follows:
______________________
______________________
10. That Mattie Bell is the mother of my children and her degree of Cherokee Indian blood is none. The degree of Cherokee Indian blood of my children is as follows: 1/32, as I understand it.
11. That the ages and places of residence of my said children are as follows:
Lawrence E Bell, (son) Born August 28, 1911
Herman A. Bell, (Son), Born April 3rd, 1914
Isla Nell Bell. (Daughter), Born August 28, 1918
Martha Ray Bell (Daughter), Born September 30, 1923
Raymond . Bell. (Signature of Applicant).
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13 day of Mch 1926. J. F. Lowry, Notary Public. My Commission expires: July 7, 1928.
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Affidavit
County of ___________
State of ____________ ss
I, Monnie Collins, of lawful age, being duly sworn, on oath, depose and swear that Raymond B. Bell is personally known to me and that he is the identical person who made and signed the above application, and that the statements made by him in said application are true. Further, that I known personally that he is of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood of the degree and lineage stated in the above application and that the facts stated with reference to his ancestors and their enrollment and affiliation, and the affiliation of the applicant, with the Eastern band of Cherokee Indians are true. That the facts stated concerning the parentage of his children and the ages, places of residence, and degree of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood are true.
That my opportunities for knowing the facts as stated in the application as to his Cherokee blood and in respect to his ancestors are as follows: That I have known him and his ancestors for twenty-two years and know that he is of Indian decent.
Monnie Collins (L.S.)
County of Hamilton)
State of Tenn. ) ss
Personally appeared before me, a notary public in and for said county, this 13 day of Mch, 1926, Monnie Collins to me well known, and voluntarily subscribed her name and swore to the foregoing affidavit.
(SEAL) J. F. Lowry, Notary Public.
My Commission expires July 7-- 1928.
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Affidavit
County of ___________
State of ____________ ss
I, Jennie Collins, of lawful age, being duly sworn, on oath, depose and swear that Raymond B. Bell is personally known to me and that he is the identical person who made and signed the above application, and that the statements made by him in said application are true. Further, that I known personally that he is of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood of the degree and lineage stated in the above application and that the facts stated with reference to his ancestors and their enrollment and affiliation, and the affiliation of the applicant, with the Eastern band of Cherokee Indians are true. That the facts stated concerning the parentage of his children and the ages, places of residence, and degree of Eastern Cherokee Indian blood are true.
That my opportunities for knowing the facts as stated in the application as to his Cherokee blood and in respect to his ancestors are as follows: That I have known him and his ancestors for 23 years and know that he is of Indian descendage.
Jennie Collins (L.S.)
County of Hamilton)
State of Tenn. ) ss
Personally appeared before me, a notary public in and for said county, this 13 day of Mch, 1926, Jennie Collins to me well known, and voluntarily subscribed her name and swore to the foregoing affidavit.
(SEAL) J. F. Lowry, Notary Public.
My Commission expires July 7-- 1928.
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Enrolling Commission:
Fred A. Baker
James E. Henderson
#268
Department of the Interior
U.S. Indian Field Service
Cherokee, N.C. Feb. 28, 1927
Mr. Raymond B. Bell, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 3100 E. 38th Street
[....pension was rejected....]:
Many reasons are pre-printed in the form. The one checked is no. 8: 'Any right the applicant, or the ancestors through whom he claims, may have acquired by reason of residence in the State of North Carolina in October 1874, or by reason of enrollment with the Eastern Band prior to that date, has been lost through non-affiliation.'
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[Note: The applicant is given the right to appeal within 30 days.]
[MY OWN NOTE: Identification of wife, Mattie Bell, is Mattie (Headrick) Bell, daughter of J.E. Headrick of Walker County, Georgia. Wedding announcement in Walker County Messenger, Death records, etc., used for identification.]
Raymond B Bell, Rejected Cherokee Application (Indexed, on Ancestry)
Raymond B Bell in the U.S., Cherokee Baker Roll and Records, 1924-1929
Name: Raymond B Bell
Birth Date: abt 1884
Birth Place: Duluth, Georgia
Relation to Applicant: Self
Examination Date: 13 Mar 1926
Age at Examination: 42
Residence Place: Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. U.S., Cherokee Baker Roll and Records, 1924-1929 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors.
Original data: The 1928 Baker Roll and Records of the Eastern Cherokee Enrolling Commission, 1924–1929. Microfilm M2104, 69 rolls. Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75. The National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.
Description:
The Baker Roll of 1924–1928 was the final roll for determining membership in the Eastern Band of North Carolina Cherokee, but it’s only one of the documents you’ll find in this rich collection.
Name: Raymond B Bell
Birth Date: abt 1884
Birth Place: Duluth, Georgia
Relation to Applicant: Self
Examination Date: 13 Mar 1926
Age at Examination: 42
Residence Place: Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. U.S., Cherokee Baker Roll and Records, 1924-1929 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors.
Original data: The 1928 Baker Roll and Records of the Eastern Cherokee Enrolling Commission, 1924–1929. Microfilm M2104, 69 rolls. Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75. The National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.
Description:
The Baker Roll of 1924–1928 was the final roll for determining membership in the Eastern Band of North Carolina Cherokee, but it’s only one of the documents you’ll find in this rich collection.
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Zoilus Bell Deed to Jacob Hedrick, Murray County, Georgia, 1853
Murray County, Georgia
Deed Record Book I, page 542-543
[Transcript begins]:
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Zoilus Bell
Mortgage Deed To
Jacob Hedrick
No 56 10 3
Georgia }
Murray County }
This Indenture made this 2nd day of April 1853 between Zoilus Bell of the one part and Jacob Hedrick of the other part both of the County and State aforesaid Witnesseth that Zoilus Bell has this day made and delivered to the said Jacob Hedrick his Certain promissory note Subscribed with his hand and [illegible] even Sale with these presents whereby the said Zoilus Bell
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has promised to pay the said Jacob Hedrick or heirs the sum of fifty five on or before the fifteenth day of September ensuring the Sale here of for value Received Now for and in consideration of the sum of five dollars by the said Jacob Hedrick in hand paid at and before the Sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged as well as for the better securing the payment of the afore mentioned promissory note the said Zoilus Bell has granted bargained and Sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said Jacob Hedrick his heirs and assigns all that tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County aforesaid known as the South half of lot Number fifty sise of the 10 district & third Section containing Eighty acres more or less with all the rights members and appertenances to said lot of land in any wise belonging to have and to hold said bargain premises to the said Jacob Hedrick his heirs and assigns to his and their own proper use benefit and behoof for ever and the Said Zoilus Bell for him self his heirs, & assigns, the said bargained premises unto the said Jacob Hedrick will warrant and for ever defend against the claim of him self & his heirs, and against the claim of all other persons whatever provided nevertheless that if the said Zoilus Bell his heirs Executors and Administrators, shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said Jacob Hedrick his heirs and assigns the afore mentioned sum of forty five dollars in the day and time mentioned and appointed, for the payment thereof in the Said promissory note mentioned with lawful intrest for the same according to the [illegible] of the Land do note then & from thence forward this present indenture and the right to the property thereby consigned as the said promissory note shall cause determine and be void to all intense and purposes,
In witness whereof the said Zoilus Bell has here unto set his hand and seal the day and year above written
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of Zoilus Bell {seal}
Robt. McCamy
A. Logan J. P.
Recorded and Certified for the 18th May 1853
F B Morris Clk
__________________________
[Transcript ends]
Transcription note: The clerk’s handwriting is highly compressed and hard to read. Also, he rarely crossed a “t,” but I transcribed each obvious “t” as a “t,” not an “l.”
Deed Record Book I, page 542-543
[Transcript begins]:
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Zoilus Bell
Mortgage Deed To
Jacob Hedrick
No 56 10 3
Georgia }
Murray County }
This Indenture made this 2nd day of April 1853 between Zoilus Bell of the one part and Jacob Hedrick of the other part both of the County and State aforesaid Witnesseth that Zoilus Bell has this day made and delivered to the said Jacob Hedrick his Certain promissory note Subscribed with his hand and [illegible] even Sale with these presents whereby the said Zoilus Bell
[page 543]:
has promised to pay the said Jacob Hedrick or heirs the sum of fifty five on or before the fifteenth day of September ensuring the Sale here of for value Received Now for and in consideration of the sum of five dollars by the said Jacob Hedrick in hand paid at and before the Sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged as well as for the better securing the payment of the afore mentioned promissory note the said Zoilus Bell has granted bargained and Sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said Jacob Hedrick his heirs and assigns all that tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County aforesaid known as the South half of lot Number fifty sise of the 10 district & third Section containing Eighty acres more or less with all the rights members and appertenances to said lot of land in any wise belonging to have and to hold said bargain premises to the said Jacob Hedrick his heirs and assigns to his and their own proper use benefit and behoof for ever and the Said Zoilus Bell for him self his heirs, & assigns, the said bargained premises unto the said Jacob Hedrick will warrant and for ever defend against the claim of him self & his heirs, and against the claim of all other persons whatever provided nevertheless that if the said Zoilus Bell his heirs Executors and Administrators, shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said Jacob Hedrick his heirs and assigns the afore mentioned sum of forty five dollars in the day and time mentioned and appointed, for the payment thereof in the Said promissory note mentioned with lawful intrest for the same according to the [illegible] of the Land do note then & from thence forward this present indenture and the right to the property thereby consigned as the said promissory note shall cause determine and be void to all intense and purposes,
In witness whereof the said Zoilus Bell has here unto set his hand and seal the day and year above written
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of Zoilus Bell {seal}
Robt. McCamy
A. Logan J. P.
Recorded and Certified for the 18th May 1853
F B Morris Clk
__________________________
[Transcript ends]
Transcription note: The clerk’s handwriting is highly compressed and hard to read. Also, he rarely crossed a “t,” but I transcribed each obvious “t” as a “t,” not an “l.”
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