DEED: Breeden, 1797, Shelby Co
submitted by  "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net> 

SHELBY COUNTY, KENTUCKY DEEDS, Book A, page 90

BRECKINRIDGE to BREEDEN

   This indenture made the fourth day of November in the Year of our Lord One
thousand seven hundred & ninety Seven Between Alexander Breckinridge & Jane
his wife of the County of Jefferson and State of Kentucky of the one part
and Richard Breeden of the County of Shelby and State aforesaid of the
other Witnesseth that the said Alexander Breckinridge and Jane his wife for
and in Consideration of the sum of eighty four pounds twelve shillings
Current money to them in hand paid by the said Richard Breeden the receipt
whereof they do hereby Acknowledge Have given granted bargained sold &
confirmed unto the said Rich'd Breden his Heirs and Assigns one certain
Tract or parcel of land containing by estimation two hundred and eleven & a
half Acres and twelve pole lying in Shelby County on Plumb Creek being part
of a two thousand and hundred and twenty five Acre Survey Patented in the
name of the said Alexander Breckinridge and bounded as followeth Viz: 
Beginning on the North bank of Plumb Creek at two hickory saplins and small
Blue Ash, thence East one hundred and eighty six poles to a White Oak,
Ironwood & elm thence West One hundred and eighty six poles to a Hickory
Elm and dogwood on a Ridge & in a line of a 5000 acre Survey made in the
name of Samuel Beall, thence on the South One hundred and eighty two poles
to the Beginning. 
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said Tract of land hereby bargained & sold with all
and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the said Richard
Breeden and his Heirs and Assigns to their proper use and behoof forever. 
And the said Alexander Breckinridge for himself and his heirs the said
Tract of land with the appurtenances unto the said Richard Breeden shall
and will forever Warant & defend against himself and his Heirs & against
all and every other person or persons claiming by, from or unto them.  In
Witness whereof the said Alexander Breckinridge hath hereunto set his Hand
& Seal on the day and year first written.
						Alex'r Breckinridge    (Seal)
Shelby Sct

This Indenture was Acknowledged by Alexander Breckinridge One of the
Parties thereto be his Act & Deed and ordered to be recorded
							Teste

							James Craig CSC 

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