Owsley County, Kentucky, Land Records

Information obtained from the Owsley County Library  and submitted by Bertha Warner.

These are selected land Records from the Research of Robert Smith and just a small representation of these Land Records which I would highly recommend to anyone doing research in Owsley County

 

 

 

Land Grants

 

In the state of Kentucky all title to land was originally vested with a state government, Virginia before 1792 and Kentucky after 1792.  To have a clear title to a piece of land, you first had to receive a grant from the state government.  The system varied over the years, but generally you obtained a warrant which entitled you to a given amount of land without necessarily specifying its exact location.  Warrants could be had for military service, by purchase from the state government (later county government), through political influence, or by purchase or gift from another warrant holder.  You then had a suitable piece of land surveyed.  Sending the warrant and survey to a state land office, you eventually received a patent or grant, giving you legal title to the land.

 

There were complications.  Sometimes two or more individuals claimed the same land.  "Squatters" often settled land and successfully resisted efforts of the "legal" owner.  Any defects in the warrant--survey--patent document trail could be used to invalidate title, as happened to Daniel Boone.

 

 

Over 100,000 acres was granted in Owsley County 1843-1985.  The average size was 91 acres, but this statistic is distorted by a handful of large grants of 1,000 to 10,000 acres.  The median size was 50 acres; half the grants were as large or larger and half were as small or smaller.  Over half of these were made in the 1840's and 1850's.  By 1860 the population was over 6,000 (about 3,000 in present-day Owsley) and most of the land had been claimed.

 

 

[Grants in County Court Orders #6106 -- Warrant]

State of Kentucky Owsley County To wit:

To the Surveyor of Said County or his deputy You are hereby directed to Survey & Lay off Twenty five acres of Vacant & unappropriated land in said County for Edward Evans Said Evans having paid the treasurer of the ___[?] & ____[?] f___d[?] for Said Co__[?] 5 one dollar & twenty five cents the price of Said to begin on the north line of the tract of land that said Evans now lives on & to bound[?] on the lines of the same & Henry Bowman for quantity and Make return of this Warrant as the law directs  Given under My hand this 22nd day of July 1844

William Williams Clk

[on reverse side]

Execute[?] by me

M C Hughes

S O C

 

[#6106 -- Survey]

State of Kentucky

 

 

Here is a complete deed as it appears in Book 2, Page 173-174

 

[in margin] J. H. Frazier To Deed Alex Caudill

                   No tax

 

This indenture, made and entered into this the First day of September 1917, between J. H. Frazier and Cornelia Frazer his wife, of the County of Letcher and state of Kentucky, of the first part, and Alex Caudill of the County of Owsley and state aforesaid, of the second part:  Witnesseth, that the party of the first part, for and in Consideration of the sum of ($150.00) One hundred and fifty dollars of which $35.00 in Cash in hand paid and one note for $15.00 Due in one months and one note for $100.00 due in twelve months with 6% interest from this date the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged have bargained and sold, and by these presents do bargain, sell, and convey unto the said party of the second part, a certain tract or parcel of land lying in Owsley County, Kentucky and described as follows: One certain tract of parcel of land lying and being in the County of Owsley Ky.  On the head waters of Indian Creek a tributary of the south fork of the Kentucky river containing seventy five acres to be the same more or less and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning in a line at a 1200 acre survey and a 100 acre survey made in the names of Peter Gabbard: thence with a 1200 acre survey until it comes to the old Edward Moore line thence with that line back to the Beginning.  A vender[?] ban is hereby named to secure the payment of unpaid purchas[e] money.  being the same land conveyed by I. H. Gabbard & wife to the grantors herein by deed dated March the 8 1888 and recorded in Deed Book N. I. page 139 records of the Owsley County Court Clerk's office.  To have and to hold said tract of land, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the party of the second part their heirs and assigns, forever.  With covenants of special warranty.  In testimony where of, the party of the first part have hereunto subscribed their names the day and date aforesaid.

                  J. H. Frazier

                               her

                  Cornelia x Frazer

                              mark

 

State of Kentucky

Letcher County

I R. B. Bentley, Clerk of the County Court of the County aforesaid, do certify that the foregoing deed from J. H. Frazer and Cornelia Frazer to Alex Caudill was this day produced to me, and duly acknowledged before me, in said county, by J. H. Frazier & Cornelia Frazier parties thereunto, to be their act and deed.

Given under my hand this 10th[?] day of September 1917

                    R. B. Bentley Clerk

                    By __[?] D. C.

 

State of Kentucky

Owsley County

I O. J. Judd, Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid, do certify that the foregoing deed from J. H. Frazier to Alex Caudill was on the 21st day of Sept. 1917 lodged[?] in my office for record, and that it, the foregoing and this certificate have been duly recorded in my said office.

Witness my hand this 21st day of Sept. 1917

O. J. Judd Clerk

 

State of Kentucky

County of Owsley

I T. J. Green Clerk of the County Court for the County and state aforesaid, certify that the foregoing deed was on the 17 day of June 1929 lodged to be re-recorded for the reason the original record having been destroyed by fire when the Court House burned January 29, 1929.  Whereupon the same with the foregoing and all the certificates thereon and this my certificate have been duly recorded in my office in Deed Book No 2 page 173 and 174.

Given under my hand this 17 day of June 1929.

T. J. Green Clerk

By Melvin Bowman D. C.

 

 

2-173 1 Sept 1917

J. H. Frazier and Cornelia Frazier his wife, of the County of Letcher

to Alex Caudill

$150

75 acres on the head waters of Indian Creek

conveyed by I. H. Gabbard & wife 8 Mar 1888 I-139

 

 

Kentucky Land Warrants

 

Grantee / Patent# / Survey Name / Book / Page / Watercourse / Acreage / Survey Date / Grant Date

 

Amis, Catherine /  /  / Q-2 / 108 / Buffalo Cr / 50 / 3-18-1844 /

Mahaffy, Wm C /  /  / R-2 / 46 / Sturgeon & Travis Crs / 50 / 1-15-1847 /

  

Owsley County Deed Books

 

Deed Book 1

 

1-1 10 Nov 1924

M. B. Garrett and Minerva Garrett his wife of Levi Ky

to Trigg Price of Levi Ky

$400

20 acres on the Coal Bank branch, waters of Buck Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Stella C Cole & others 3 Feb 1911 & 26 Oct 1911 Q-489 & Q-349

 

1-2 7 Apr 1906

George E Reynolds, Nonnie E Wilson and Green B. Wilson her husband: Emma F. Cole, Mary J Mays and John Mayes her husband: and Lucy Reynolds [heirs at law of the landed estate of Marideth Reynolds]

to Dudley Reynolds

$200

on Cow Creek waters of the South Fork of the Ky River

deed from Wesley Reynolds to Meredith Reynolds 16 June 1873 F-451

 

1-3 13 Nov 1912

Meredith Reynolds

to Dudley G. Reynolds

$800 in hand paid also $200 note ____[?] to Lucy Reynolds

300 acres on Cow Creek waters of the South Fork of Ky river

conveyed to the first party by Wesley Reynolds and his wife Nancy Reynolds 16 June 1873 F-451

 

1-6 Sept 1919

Ann J. Gilbert, widow of John R. Gilbert, Lula Williams & her husband John Williams, Mollie Gilbert (single) Nana? [Lenora] Campbell & her husband Abner Campbell, Irene Mayers and her husband Clyde Mayers Carrie? Gilbert, Florence Combs & her husband H. C. Combs

to W. T. Gilbert of Southfork P.O.

$1

 

1-8 [U-92] 18 Oct 1910

the heirs of Jack Moore, deceased, Amanda Davidson and her husband Allen Davidson, John R. Moore and his wife Sarah Moore, Jane States and her husband Albert W. States, C. B. Moore and his wife Nannie Moore, Price Moore and his wife Mary Moore and Bertha Marshall and her husband Charly Marshall

to D. B. Robinson of the second part all of the County of Owsley and State of Kentucky, except C. B. Moore and wife Nannie Moore of State Idaho

$550

__ acres on the Cricket branch of Indian Creek

The party of the second part is to satisfy the heirs of Rachel Duff, deceased, for their interest in the above estate

 

1-10 25 Feb 1918

Claude Duff and Nellie Duff, his wife of Southfork

to Daniel Robinson of Eversole

$25

all his share and interest in the land that he has in A. J Moore farm, situated and lying on Crickets Branch on Indian Creek

 

1-11 29 July 1920

D. B. Robinson and wife Dora Robinson of Eversole P.O.

to Paul Gabbard and Lula Gabbard his wife of Cow Creek P.O.

$2500

100 acres on Crickets branch of Indian Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Jack Moore's heirs 18 October 1910 U-92

 

 1-13 14 May 1921

Charlie Duff & wife [Rhoda Duff], Claude Duff & wife [Nellie Duff] and Charlie Marshall & wife [Bertha Marshall], also the interest of M. C. Duff, deceased

to Paul Gabbard

$25 each

80 acres on Indian Creek

same land heired to the first parties in A. J. Moore farm, their mother[?] in ____[?] in said farm 12 Aug 1874 F-535

 

1-15 29 Sept 1924

John D. Wilson and Hazel Wilson, his wife, of Cow Creek and Martha A. Wilson (widow)

to Paul Gabbard & Lula Gabbard his wife

$2250

50 acres on Cow Creek

part of same tract of land conveyed to the first parties by Samuel Wilson, Sr etc.[?] 15 Nov 1917 V-86

 

1-17 14 July 1926

Elias Neeley and his wife Nannie Neeley of Blake

to Wm Neeley of Major

$1350

100 acres on white oak Creek

conveyed to the first parties by D. G. Wilson & wife Martha A. Wilson 3 Apr 1906 U-639

 

1-19 19 Oct 1928

Forster Tirey and wife Etta Tirey of Major

to Wm Neeley of Major

$600

__ acres on White Oak Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Levi Bowman & Sophia Bowman 15 Sept 1922 Z-263

 

1-20 [H-108] 22 Mar 1884

William Wilson and Rebecca Wilson, his wife, and Robert R. Wilson and Martha Wilson his wife

to Samuel Wilson

$800

__ acres at the main forks of Cow Creek

 

1-22 3 Jan 1920

Alex Herald and Malvery Herald, his wife of Booneville PO

to Jeff Kilburn of Zold PO Lee County

$7500

tracts on Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first party by Robert Wilson 20[?] Dec 1917, and 10 Sept 1919, W-30 & V-361

First Tract: Beginning at 4 poles above the mouth of Meadow Creek 11 1/3 acres 

2nd Tract: 4 acres

3rd Tract: 11 1/3 acres

4th Tract: 11 1/3 acres

5th Tract: 11 1/3 acres

6th Tract: 2 acres

7th Tract: 11 1/3 acres

8th Tract: 11 1/3 acres

9th Tract: All of an undivided interest of Ruth Weidkend a child of Robert Seale, deceased being a son of J W Seale, deceased, as an heir in said tract No. 8 in this conveyance, which was conveyed to Robert Wilson by Ruth Weidkend & her husband and from this grantor to this grantee V-346

and from Wilson to this grantor V-361

one-sixth undivided interest is conveyed to the said Kilburn by the said Herald and wife...

  

1-25 1 Apr 1920

H C Seale and Mattie Seale, his wife of Booneville PO

to Jefferson Kilburn of same PO

exchange of real estate situated in the vicinity of Booneville, Ky. and further consideration of the sum of $550

11 1/3 acres on Meadow Creek

same land hired by first party from his father, J. W. Seale, and J W Seale C-90

one-ninth divided interest in the landed estate of J W Seale, deceased

This deed is intended to convey lot No. 7 in a division of the J W Seale home farm...

 

1-27 13 Jan 1922

H H Moore (Widower) of Booneville

to Daisy Moore and Minnie Eva Moore of Booneville

consideration of service rendered in house keeping

a certain town lot lying in Booneville on Mulbery Street

a portion of the same lot conveyed to the first parties by T C Fuller[?] 1 Sept 1913 R-29[?]

 

1-29 21 June 1928

Daisy Moore, a single woman of Booneville

to Melvin Bowman & Eve Bowman his wife of Booneville

$700

Certain town lot lying in Booneville...on Mulberry Street

being same lots conveyed to the first party by Joe Moore & his wife 1 May 1924 Y-250 and by Elisha Moore & his wife 17 Nov 1924 Y-510

 

1-30 30 June 1928

William Taylor Moore and his wife Mollie Moore of Beattyville

to Melvin Bowman and Eva Bowman his wife of Booneville

$400

a Certain Town lot on Mulberry street

being same lot conveyed to the first party by H H Moore 18 March 1922 W-552

 

1-32 15 Sept 1928

Daisy Moore Kilkarny her husband Patrick Kilkarny of 398 Meadington Ave. Columbus Ohio

to [Melvin Bowman and his wife Eva Bowman]

$500

a Certain Town lot lying on Mulberry Street

being all my interest in the lot conveyed to the first parties by H H Moore 13 Jan 1922 W-475

 

1-33 2 Feb 1929

Charles Eversole and Ida Eversole, his wife, of Booneville

to Charles L Seale of the same Post Office

$1800

Two certain tracts or parcels of land lying in Booneville on Mulberry street in town

being the same land conveyed to the first parties by Richard Combs and Nannie Combs

 

1-35 4 Feb 1929

Lee Callihan and Lucy Callihan his wife, of Booneville

to Nettie Eversole, Clyde Eversole, Marie Eversole and Genevia Eversole (Clyde Eversole, Marie Eversole and Genevia Eversole being children of Nettie Eversole) and any other heirs Nettie Eversole may have hereafter

$5000

260 acres on Indian Creek

being a part of the land conveyed to the first parties by D. B. Robinson & wife 11 June 1920 V-608

 

 

1-36 23 Jan 1929

Terry Mainous and wife Callie Mainous of Scoville

to Florence Rowland of Booneville

$1900

__ acres on Buck Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Sissie McIntosh & Wesley McIntosh 9 Dec 1924

 

1-38 7 Dec 1928

Whereas, in the action of W. B. Hobbs, Plaintiff, against Chester Wilson Defendant...an order was entered at the June term 1928, directing David Deaton, master Commissioner of said court, to expose for sale at public auction...the property herein described...was sold...on the 18 day of June, 1928...$1675...J. S. Rowland became the purchaser...Now, therefore, this indenture made and entered into the 7th day of December 1928 between W. B. Hobbs by David Deaton, Master Commissioner of said court, of the first part, and J. S. Rowland of the second part... A certain tract or parcel of land lying in Owsley County, Kentucky, on the southfork of the Kentucky river and bounded as follows, to wit:  Beginning at an elm at the ford of the river between R. W. Becknell and J. C. Rose; thence with the line fence between the R. W. Becknell farm and J. C. Rose to the Bony Pritchard line; thence with the Bony Pritchard line to the J. K. Evans line; thence with the J. K. Evans line to the river and up the river to the place of beginning, containing 122 1/2 acres.  Being the same land conveyed to Chester Wilson by John C. Rose and by deed dated November 11, 1916 and recorded in Deed Book T, page 137

And also described in a deed from Chester Wilson and wife to Cush Brandenburg and Green Brandenburg dated December 27, 1926, and recorded in Deed Book Z, page 604

 

1-40 7 July 1926

John Callahan and Myrtle Callahan his wife, of Hamilton, Ohio

to D. B. Pendergrass of Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky

$900

64 acres on the waters of Buck Creek

being a part of the same land deeded to Ann Farley and John Callahan by Robert Bond and wife 20 Jan 1915 W-596

There is excepted from this conveyance one acre where the grave yard is now located, and also the right-of-way conveyed to the State Highway Commission by deed dated September 10, 1924, and recorded in Y-445

The above referred to from Robert Bond was made to Ann Farley, and at her death to her son John Callahan, who is also the only child and heir at law of Ann Farley, deceased

Mollie [sic] Callahan, wife of John Callahan...

 

1-42 19 Mar 1924

Cattie Barrett (formerly Cattie Burns) and her husband Brice Barrett, of Mistletoe P.O.

to John Dean of Newfound, Clay County

$400

50 acres on Rattlesnake branch of Upper Buffalo Creek

being same land conveyed to the first parties by Ezekiel Dean & wife 9 Dec 1908 U-147

 

1-44 28 July 1928

Jesse Dean of Mistletoe

to John Dean of Mistletoe

$550

__ acres on the Rattlesnake Branch of Upper Buffalo Creek

being the entire 1/4 interest of the same tract of land conveyed to the party of first part & others by Ezekiel Dean 17 Aug 1919 V-293 known as Ezekiel Dean farm

conveyed by Ezekiel Dean to the party of the first part and others as follows: Brison Dean & Daniel? Dean and George Dean

 

1-45 9 Dec 1927

Elizabeth Gilbert, Edna Gilbert, Mary Pase, widow of Farris Gilbert, deceased, Mary Jane McIntosh, Ellen Gilbert, Orlin Gilbert, Malvery Hacker, Walter Gilbert, Bessie Hacker, and G. B. Wilson administrator of the estate of Farris Gilbert, deceased

to Bud Gabbard

an undivided one-eighth interest being the interest of said Farris Gilbert, deceased on the Clay County line

 

1-47 31 July 1920

Pleasant Gabbard and wife Lula Gabbard of Cow Creek

to Budd Gabbard of Cow Creek

$400

6 acres on Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Jacob Gabbard 19 Feb 1920 V-533

 

1-49 28 Sept 1916

John Gabbard and his wife Malinda Gabbard, Allen Moore and his wife Lavisa Moore of Cow Creek

to Bud Gabbard of Gabbard

$1400

__ acres on Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Esther? Gabbard & heirs 7 Jan 1901 K?-499

 

1-50 8 June 1916

Ransom Botner of Buck Creek

to James Botner & Edna Botner his wife of Buck Creek

$1200

80 acres on the waters of Brushy Branch waters of the Bowman Fork of Sturgeon

conveyed to the first parties by D. Jesse Kidd and Orlena Kidd 3 April 1911 P-430

One half of an acre where the grave yard is now located is excepted in this deed

 

1-52 25 Nov 1917

Harvey Price of Sturgeon

to Edna Botner, Buck Creek

$1200

20 acres, being the eighth of the farm known as the Arch McGuire farm, said part being known as the part going to Scott McGuire heir at law of the late Arch McGuire, and being the undivided interest in same on Bowman Fork of Sturgeon

conveyed to the first party by J. K. Roberts, Master Commissioner of Lee Co. Ky. 26 Mar 1912 O-190

 

1-54  10 Dec 1927

David Deaton as Master Commissioner of the Owsley Circuit Court, Harvey Price, Dewey Price, Dora Price, Ella Bond, Sarah E. Price, Lucy Eddy and Grace Botner

to Edna Botner

101.6 acres tract shown on plat as Tract No. 7 on Coal Spring Branch, waters of Little Sturgeon Creek.

together with right of ingress and egress to the county road

 

1-56 26 Mar 1928

Linda Rowland and Daniel Rowland, her husband, of Endee

to James Botner and Edna Botner, his wife, both of Levi

$100

2 acres on the Bowman Fork of Little Sturgeon Creek by the New Hope Church

conveyed to the first parties by Wilson Becknell's heirs 25 June 1927 27-394-5

 

1-57 14 Oct 1925

Ellen Peters of Blake

to T. H. Peters, Lucy Peters and Lucinda Peters of Blake

$200 already paid and the rest to be paid by the parties of the second part by keeping furnishing and waiting on and caring for the said first party the rest of her life

50 11/40 acres on the right hand fork of Island Creek at the mouth of Big Branch

conveyed to the first parties by Jacob Peters heirs 5 Mar 1924 Y-168

 

 

1-59 25 Nov 1909

McIntosh and his wife Elis McIntosh of Cow Creek

to James McIntosh of Cow Creek

$900

__ acres on the right hand fork of Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by George Eversole and his wife Rebecca Jane Eversole 23 Feb 1903 L-249

 

1-61 4 July 1913

V. T. Thomas and Alpha A. Thomas, his wife of Levi

to L. M. Garrett of Levi

$2250

92 1/8 acres on the Road Fork of Buck Creek and the Horse branch

conveyed to the first parties by G. W. Zion, Synthia Smith & others 16 Jan 1896 K-52

One acre excepted down at the tobacco barn

 

1-63 1 May 1922

H. D. Peters and Mary J. Peters, his wife of Island City

to Robert Pritchard of Island City

$200

1 acre total? on the Left hand fork of Island Creek

1/2 acre conveyed to the first parties by James Kelley and Lucy Kelley 16 Sept 1918 X-359

also a small part of the land conveyed to H. D. Peters by J. C. Gentry and Martha J. Gentry 11 Mar 1908 P-374

 

1-65 4 July 1925

Robert Morris and Minnie Morris, his wife

Robert Ritchard

$300

6 acres on Island Creek

conveyed  to the first parties by J. W. Smith and Susan Smith, his wife, 17 Oct 1903 U-384

 

1-66 30 Mar 1927

John D. Ray and his wife Fannie Ray

to Robert Pritchard

$25

1/4 acre

a portion of the same land conveyed by T. A. Becknell and his wife Grace Becknell to parties of the first part 8 Sept 1925 Z-207

 

1-67 16 Jan 1922

Virginia C. Hogg (widow) of Booneville

to Charles W. Hogg of Booneville

$1

Two town lots in Booneville on Mulberry street, containing 2 acres

same lots conveyed to the first parties by Hiram Hogg 9 Sept 1907 O-193, which is duly recorded in O-193

The first lot known as the Hiram Hogg residence property

Ida H. Culton is reserved for her use a home in said residence property as long as she desires to occupy same.

First party reserves to herself the use, occupancy and control of said property during her life time

 

1-69 10 Dec 1927

convey by deed to the heirs of Sarah E. Price, deceased, their portion of the lands as divided and marked

Harvey Price, Edna Botner, Dewey Price, Dora Price, Sarah E. Price, Grace Botner and Lucy Eddy

to Ella Bond

82 acres shown on plat as Tract No. 11 on Little Sturgeon

 

 

1-71 3 Dec 1917

Mary Jane McIntosh and her husband Squire McIntosh of Perry County

to Gabriel Hacker of Clay County

$75

A certain undivided interest in a tract or parcel of land on Upper Buffalo Creek (Right Fork)

being an interest in the same land conveyed to Abraham Gilbert by J. B. Hignite & others 29 Feb 1896 J?-405?

land owned by Abraham Gilbert on Upper Buffalo Creek at the time of his death, of which Mary Jane McIntosh, nee Gilbert, being a child of the said Abraham Gilbert, deceased

 

1-73 20 Jan 1916

Elizabeth Gilbert late Elizabeth Estep widow of Abe Gilbert dec'd & Orlin Gilbert

to Gab Hacker of Clay County

$150 [also $100]

on Buffalo Creek waters

conveyed to the first parties by J. B. Hignite 29 Feb 1896 J-405

 

 

1-102  12 Feb 1920

E. C. Garrett and Bertie Garrett his wife of Kings Mills, Warren County, Ohio

to Manerva Garrett of Levi

$400

interest in 92 1/8 acres on the road fork of Buck Creek and the horse hose? branch, farm upon which L. M. Garrett lived in the year 1918, situated on the Booneville & Proctor road about 2 1/2 miles from Booneville, adjoining the land of V. T. Thomas on the north and west by land of Jack Zion on the south on the east by land of Herndon & E. C. Duff

conveyed to deceased L. M. Garrett by V. T. Thomas and wife 14 July 1915 U-130

 

1-104  16 Aug 1920

Manerva Garrett of Levi

to M. B. Garrett of Levi

$50

undivided interest in 92 1/3 acres on the Road Fork of Buck Creek and the Horse Branch

conveyed to first party by W. A. Garrett and others and E. C. Garret & wife 12 Jan 1920 U-518, 12 Feb 1920 U-593

 

1-106  30 Sept 1922

William Gibson and his wife Lucinda Gibson of Clark Co., Ky.

to John H. Gibson of Owsley

$2500, $500 to be J. H. Gibson's share in my estate and the remaining $2000 to be paid

__ acres on Bear Run Creek, waters of Cow Creek

1st Tract -- H-282

2nd Tract -- I-128

 

1-108  16 Nov 1920

Henry Peters of Major

to J. S. Rowland of Major

$850

80 acres on Old House branch of White Oak

conveyed to first party by William Fields and Martha Fields and D. G. Wilson & Martha Wilson 7 May 1900 K-494 and 17 Dec 1902 L-160

 

 

1-109  19 Feb 1917

Hubert Wilson and Bulah Wilson his wife of Booneville

to Florence Rowland of Major

$3000

175 acres on White Oak Creek

conveyed to first parties by Martha Wilson & husband 28 Nov 1914 S-68

 

1-111  7 May 1919

Nannie Barrett and H. C. Barrett her husband

to Mazie Allen

$75

a one sixteenth interest of all the oil and gas under 50 acres on Buffalo Creek

royalty right conveyed to first party 3 May 1919 V-125

 

1-112  9 Feb 1917

D. G. Wilson and his wife Martha Wilson of Booneville

to J. S. Rowland of Major

$5000

__ acres on White Oak Creek

a portion of the land conveyed to the first parties by Jane Morris 12 July 1880 I-415

on 20 Dec 1913 D. G. Wilson conveyed by deed to his wife Martha Wilson, a portion of this boundary of land, R-295

 

1-115  21 June 1926

Hubert Judd and his wife Ora Judd of Major

to Florence Rowland of Major

$100

6 acres on White Oak Creek, bounded by W. B. Pendergrass, Berney Judd and John W. Roberts

conveyed to first parties by W. B. Pendergrass 12 May 1924 Y-240

 

1-116 14 Feb 1929

John A. Herald and Polly Ann Herald, his wife, Arnett

to Lee Bowling and Lizzie Bowling, his wife, Arnett

$150

on Slate Lick Fork of Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Elliott Turner and Dora Turner 30 Oct 1917 U-371

 

1-117 25 Aug 1928

Thomas Herald and Easter Herald, his wife, of Arnett

to Lee Bowling and Lizzie Bowling, his wife of Arnett

$250

40 acres on Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by G. B. Mosley & wife 30 Nov 1916 U-372

 

1-119 30 Aug 1909

Samuel Bailey and his wife Louisa Bailey and Jeff M. Amos and his wife Lidy Amos, P.O. Conkling

to Ed Cook, P.O. Conkling

$100, $40 to Samuel Bailey and $60 to Jeff M. Amos

13 acres on Wolf Creek

conveyed to first parties by Harvey Combs 13 May 1897 G-285 and 8 Sept 1892 J-44

 

1-120 30 May 1911

Jesse Wilson and wife Ruth Wilson, P.O. Conkling

to Ed Cook, P.O. Conkling

$300

35 acres on Southfork river of Ky.

conveyed to first parties by Robert Abner 26 July 1895 J-339

Except out of boundary what said Abner sold to Samuel Bailey and Wm Abner

 

1-122 21 Feb 1925

John Hacker and his wife Vivie Hacker and R. L. Eversole and his wife China Eversole of Conkling

to Ed Cook of Conkling

$100

3 acres on Upper Wolf Creek

conveyed to the first parties by William Abner by Will 28 Oct 1910 Will Book No. 2 page 86

 

1-123 17 Jan 1919

Daisey Marshall and A. B. Marshall, her husband

to Herbert Marshall

$400

25 acres on Lower Wolf Creek

conveyed to first parties by A. W.  States & wife 26 Oct 1917 T-571

 

1-125 19 Mar 1913

G. B. Wilson and his wife Bell Wilson and W. M. Shepherd of Booneville

to Rebecca Roberts of Cow Creek

$650, $600 paid to Rhodes Hall

___ acres on the Buck Fork of the left hand fork of Cow Creek

conveyed to first parties by W. M. McIntosh & wife 6 Aug 1910 Q-500

 

1-127 14 Dec 1926

In the action of Melvin Bowman & Evan Bowman, Plaintiffs against William Sanders, Sallie Sanders, Jesse Fritchele, W. J. Fritchele, Birdie Robbins, Fred A. Robbins, Nancy C. Crew, Arthur E. Crew, Cliften Sanders, Edward Sanders, Winfield Spicer, Nora Spicer, Hubert Spicer and Corlie Spicer Defendents sold on the 2nd day of August 1926 for the sum of $3000; when J. S. Rowland became the purchaser

a certain town lot in Booneville on Mulberry street  [formerly owned by S. G. Sanders]

 

1-129 9 June 1911

G. B. Rose and Jane M. Rose of Garrard County

to Charles L. Rose of Owsley County

$20

one half acre and three-fourths rods on north bank of Meadow Creek

conveyed to the Trustees of Common School District No. __ in reversion by G. B. Rose and wife 1902

with condition that when it ceased to used  [as a school house it reverted to the grantors ] is now the property of the said grantors

 

1-130 15 Nov 1912

L. C. Rose and Emma Rose, his wife of Clark Co, Ky

to C. L. Rose of Owsley Co

$1500

106 acres on the James R. Rose Fork on the Middle Fork of Meadow Creek

inherited by the first parties from R. W. Rose, deceased, and by deed from G. B. Rose

 

1-132 21 May 1915

George Fox and Elle Fox, his wife, of the vicinity of Booneville

to Charles L. Rose of the same P.O.

$3600

150 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by A. C. Osborne & wife 8 May 1906 N-98

 

1-134 15 Nov 1912

L. C. Rose and Emma Rose his wife, of Clark County

to C. L. Rose of Owsley County

$3960 and advancement to him out of my estate...

244 acres on the James Rose fork of the Middle Fork of Meadow Creek

a portion of the same land conveyed to L. C. Rose from G. B. Rose Jan 1888 H-465,469,470

 

1-136 22 Aug 1916

L. C. Rose widower, of Winchester, Clark County

to Charles L. Rose of Booneville

an advancement out of the estate of the first party to his son

658.4 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to L. C. Rose by F? B. Ledford and others N-271

also 3.5 acres

conveyed by G. B. Rose and wife to Andy Ledford N-185

also 30 acres on Piny Branch

conveyed to F. B. Ledford by H. C. Seale and wife M-588

party of the first part values the land at $13,160

 

1-139 16 July 1914

R. S. Bowman & wife Decia Jane Bowman

to Thomas Bowman

$1 also his part of R. S. Bowman's estate

40 acres on the headwaters of Little Sturgeon Cr.

conveyed to the first parties by J. W? Flanry and Frank Jackson's heirs by deed bearing date Flanry 28th day of May 1891 I-556 Jackson heirs 8th day July 1893 I-310,311,312

 

1-141 10 Nov 1926

Etta Sizemore and her husband L. S. Sizemore of Scoville P.O.

to Thos Bowman of Endee P.O.

$800

79 acres on Buck Creek

a part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Henry Winn & wife 1 Jan 1921 X-240

 

1-143 20 Oct 1924

Richard Gilbert and Kate Gilbert his wife, Booneville P.O.

to Major S. Bowman and Green B. Bowman of same P.O.

$700

50 acres on Sugar Camp branch

conveyed to the first parties by Nimrod McIntosh & wife 18 Aug 1916 T-541

 

1-145 19 May 1925

James H. Harvey and his wife Florence Harvey of Booneville

to Robert Wilson (Pet) and Hubert Wilson of Booneville

$800

__ acres on south side of county road leading from Booneville to bridge across river

conveyed to the first parties by Robert Wilson 21 Apr 1924 Y-267

 

1-146 7 Mar 1925

Know all men by these Presents: That we D. H. Reynolds have heretofore sold by way of Bond a certain tract of land in Owsley County, Kentucky, on Fish Trap Branch waters of the south fork of the Ky. river to Bent Barrett and assigned from bent Barrett to Sam Barrett and assigned from Sam Barrett to James Young and assigned from James Young to Lee Campbell and assigned from Lee Campbell to Bradley Collins and none of said bonds or assignments have been recorded.  Now therefore we, D. H. Reynolds and wife Sally Reynolds and Bradley Collins and wife Dora Collins for and in consideration of the sum of Forty Dollars...sell and convey to the said Henry B. Caywood said boundary of land...

part of the same land conveyed to D. H. Reynolds by Allen Davidson...July 2, 1906..R-157

 

1-148 18 Feb 1929

Sam Smith and his wife Martha Smith of Booneville

to H. B. Caywood of same Post Office

$25

on the Fish Trap tributary of South Fork Ky. river

conveyed to the first parties by Bradley Collins 14 Aug 1919 27-424

 

1-149 16 Feb 1929

Martha Peters and her husband Sam Peters of Booneville

to Hargis Peters of Booneville

$1000

40 acres on south side of South Fork of Kentucky river

conveyed to the first parties by Johnie Peters and wife Nellie Peters

Johnie Peters obtained title to this land from Ray Wilson and wife 17 June 1924 Y-488

Ray Wilson obtained title to this land from Ed. Wilson and wife 11 June 1923 Y-64

 

1-150 12 June 1915

Samuel Minter Sr. and Hannah Minter husband & wife of near Booneville

to James Jett of Color

$1 and the further consideration  of love and affection the said James Jett being a son of first party Hannah Minter by her former husband Albert Jett (of Color)

__ acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

a part of the same tract of land conveyed to the party of the first part by J. M. Gabbard & ct[?] 25 Apr 1892 J-15

 

1-151 18 Mar 1916

James Jett Sr. and Mattie Jett his wife of Booneville

to William Jett of same P.O.

$50

__ acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

conveyed to the party of the first part by Samuel Minter & wife 12 June 1915 T-86

 

1-153 3 Dec 1906

Bascom Callahan & wife Orlina Callahan, Robert Callahan & wife Belle Callahan, Charley Callahan & wife Caroline Callahan & America Callahan

to Leander Callahan

mutual agreement that the land herein described to be a full satisfaction of the interest of Grantee? Callahan in the estate of Jerry Callahan it being his portion thereof

__ acres at the mouth of Indian Creek

 

1-154 18 Sept 1915

John B. Gay of Conkling

to Jefferson Gay of Conkling

in consideration of the sum of one tract of land in Jackson County, Kentucky, on waters of Laurell Fork of Rocastle River

__ acres of South Fork of Ky river at mouth of Hacker Branch

conveyed by Henry Ledford, Lula Ledford 21 June 1902 L-627

conveyed to John D Gay B[y] Beaty Day 1 Apr 1904 M-373

conveyed to John D Gay by John Williams and Mine Williams 14 Jan 1911 S-244

 

1-156 4 Oct 1898

Jesse Wilson and Ruth Wilson his wife

to Jeff Gay

$400

__ acres on the Hacker branch of the South Fork of Ky. river

deeded to Jesse Wilson by James Ledford and wife and William Ledford and Jane Ledford

 

1-158 11 Jan 1923

D. B. Gabbard & his wife Esther M Gabbard, Post Office Conkling

to Albert Gay, Post Office Conkling

$2400

75 acres on the South Fork River

conveyed to the first parties by B. F. Million & wife 12 Feb 1921 W-203

 

 

1-159 11 Feb 1921

Easter M. Barrett known as Easter M. Gabbard and his husband Dan Gabbard, P.O. Gabbard, Ky.

to T. J. Gay, P.O. Conkling

$300

30 acres on the Hacker Branch

conveyed to the first parties by Marrion Moore and his wife 4 Dec 1919 V-436

 

1-160 27 July 1905

James H. Ledford and Martha Ledford his wife of the County of Clay

to Jefferson Gay

$450

__ acres on the Hacker Branch

 

1-162 7 Mar 1923

B. F. Million and wife Lucinda Million, P.O. Sebastian

to T. J. Gay, P.O. Conkling

$1300

__ acres on South Fork of Ky River

conveyed to first parties by James H. Ledford & w. 2 Aug 1899 L-65

 

1-163 9 Feb 1916

Bascom Callahan & wife Orlena Callahan of the Eversole Post Office

to Leander Callahan of the County of Owsley

$5500

200 acres on Indian Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Jerry Callahan & wife 6 Jan 1896 J-371 and by the wife? and heirs of Jerry Callahan, deceased, 3 Dec 1906 M-247?

 

1-165 15 Dec 1906

action of James G. Sebastian assignee of H. C. Needham against James Cole's widow and heirs

the following named parties, heirs of law of James Cole deceased, Samuel Cole, John Cole, Henry Cole, Delora Cole, Nan Delors Wilson, Frances Cole, James Cole, Linda? Cole, Meridith? Cole, and Morris Cole, to last five named being the children of Lewis Cole, deceased, Matilda [Malinda] Cole widow of James Cole

to Leander Callahan

$500

100 acres on Indian Creek

 

1-168 29 Aug 1928

Bettie Taulbee and her husband Walker Taulbee of Congleton P.O. Lee County

to J. L. Mainous and his wife Addie Mainous, of Conkling P.O.

$1200

3 acres on South Fork of Ky River and known as Milltown?

conveyed to the first parties by O. J. Judd 3 Oct 1917 T-55

 

1-169 16 July 1906

Mattie M. Campbell and Edward Campbell her husband

to Wm Mainous and G. S. Mainous

$1000

__ acres at the mouth of the Jedidiah Bowles fork of Doe Creek

deeded to Mattie Campbell by B. J. Moyers Master Commissioner M-580

 

1-171 23 June 1913

William Mainous and his wife Bettie Mainous P.O. Major

to G. S. Mainous P.O. Conkling

$700

one half interest in land at mouth of Jed Bowles fork of Doe Creek

conveyed by Mattie M. Campbell and her husband Ed Campbell 16 July 1906 M-588

 

1-173 1 Jan 1915

Florence E. Rowland and her husband J. S. Rowland of Major

to G. S. Mainous of Conkling

$550

50 acres on Doe Creek

part of the 120 acres conveyed to the first parties by Enoch Holcomb & wife 24 Nov 1904 M-58

 

1-175 2 Sept 1903

I.? A. Bowman and Mary Bowman his wife of the County of Rockcastle

to G. S. Mainous

$350

142 acres on Doe Creek

 

1-177 14 Jan 1929

A. J. Creech , J. S. Rowland, Hubert Wilson, D. W. Barrett and Ed Wilson as Trustees of Booneville

to the Board of Home Missions of the Methodist Church a corporation with ___? office at 1701 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pen.

$1

8 acres on the South fork of the Ky. river opposite Booneville

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Clyde Moyers 25 Mar 1927 27-407

 

1-178 24 Oct 1918

Agnes E. Creech (widow)

to Petroleum Exploration

$0.25 per rod for each pipe line and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telephone lines of which the sum of $1 is in hand paid

right of way through 50 acres on Sturgeon in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-180 6 Oct 1906

Perry D. Burns and Lucy Burns, his wife

to Levi Morris and Martha Morris, his wife

their interest in the Mary J. Burns tract of land

being a part of the land deeded to Mary J. Burns by Wiley Burns & others

[on the Right Hand Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek]

 

1-181 20 Feb 1929

Levi Morris & wife Martha Morris of Mistletoe

to John Dean of Mistletoe

$150

15 acres on the Right Hand Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

a part of the land conveyed to the party of the first part by Perry D. Burns and Lucy Burns 6 Oct 1906 R-637 and re-recorded U?-180

 

1-183 9 Dec 1908

Ezekiel Dean and wife Kizzie Dean

to Callie Burns

$1

__ acres on the Ax Handle Branch

part of the land conveyed by Adoniram Baker's heirs 23 Aug 1890 U-119

 

1-184 20 Dec 1911

A. D. Roberts and his wife Ursley Roberts of Major

to John W. Roberts of Major

$900

35 acres on White Oak Creek except one-half acre deeded to L. L. Roberts by Callie Wilson and Ed Wilson

conveyed to the first parties by Ed Wilson and wife Callie Wilson 30 Dec 1909 O-37

 

 

1-186 23 July 1915

L. L. Roberts & wife Pollie Roberts both of Major

to J. W. Roberts of Major

$200

1/2 acre on White Oak Creek

conveyed to L. L. Roberts by Ed Wilson & wife 4 Aug 1908 M-345

 

1-187 6 Feb 1926

Thurman Brandenburg and Alice Brandenburg his wife of Lower Buffalo P.O.

to Joel C. Brandenburg of same P.O.

exchange of real estate

40 acres on Lower Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Addie Moore and husband 14 Aug 1916 U-288

 

1-189 19 Feb 1929

Joel C. Brandenburg and his wife Francis Brandenburg of Stay

to Sedley Stewart of Stay

$250

1/4 acre on Lower Buffalo Creek

a part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Thurman Brandenburg & wife 6 Feb 1926 1-187

 

1-190 17 Sept 1927

Robert Taylor and his wife, Myrtle Taylor, of Fincastle, Lee County

to Robert Bowman of Cincinnati, Ohio

$800

50 acres on Bear Run branch excluding a piece of land deeded to G. B. Bowman 4 Mar 1913 O-609

conveyed to the first parties by Wm Murrell and wife Laura Murrell 3 Nov 1924 Y-495

 

1-192 19 Sept 1922

T. J. Green and Eva Green his wife of Booneville

to Mary A. Reynolds of Eversole

$1 and exchange of real estate

18 acres on the southfork of the Kentucky river at the mouth of Bridge Hollow

a part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Brown Minter and wife 25 Feb 1922 W-594

 

1-193 18 Jan 1922

Martha Deaton of Conkling P.O. and David Deaton, her husband

to Ethridge Ray of Major P.O. and his wife Grace Ray

$1048

75 acres on White Oak Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Charley Peters and Ellen Peters & Butler Peters & wife and Johnie Peters & wife 1 Nov 1921 W-634

 

1-195 19 Mar 1924

Fannie Peters & Gilbert Peters, her husband, Major, Ky.

to Ethridge Ray & his wife Grace Ray, Major, Ky.

$1500

24 acres on White Oak Creek

deeded from John W. Roberts T-97 and the second tract bought by the party of the first part from Mark Bell & his wife Edith Bell U-503

 

 

1-197 11 Aug 1928

Hiram Hogg Jr. and his wife Carlie Hogg, Pauline Cowgill and her husband C. V. Cowgill of Lextington, Fayette County, Kentucky, W. St. Clair Hogg and his wife Elizabeth W. Hogg of Versailles, Woodford County, Ky. Marguerite Gabbard and her husband Ben Gabbard of Corydon, Harrison County, Ind., Jack Hogg and his wife Eudella Hogg of Banford, Lee County, Kentucky, Mary V. Hogg single and Frances Hogg (divorced) of Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio

to J. E. Seale of Booneville

$1

Two town lots lying in Booneville on Mulberry street

same town lots inherited to first parties, heirs of E. E. Hogg, by deeds 31 Jan 1890 I-201 & 14 Aug 1891 I-620

 

1-200 28 June 1904

John P. Gabbard and Mary J. Gabbard, his wife

to C. T. Gabbard

$100

10 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek, to have possession at J. P. Gabbard's death

 

1-201 16 Mar 1900

J. M. Jackson and his wife Kattie Jackson, Henry Warren & his wife Sarah Warren, Charlie Y. Jackson and his wife Charlena Jackson and Ella M. Jackson

to Charley T. Gabbard

$200

__ acres on Little Sturgeon Creek, the interest of the parties of the first part in the James E. Jackson farm

 

1-203 25 Mar 1913

Jane Caudill, G. B. Caudill, Martha Caudill, S. A. Caudill, Harvey Marcum, Mourning Marcum, David Deeds, Frankie Deeds, Louvisa? Deeds and Eliza Hamilton

to C. T. Gabbard

$120

20 acres on Crane Creek branch of Little Sturgeon

a part of the land conveyed to Henry Deeds by Jno. R. Begley 13 June 1878 G-244, by Court 1 Dec 1887 H-491, and Thos? Hartsock Sept. 4, 1873 F-532

 

1-206 6 Aug 1928

G. W. Jackson & Jane Jackson, his wife, of Scoville

to C. T. Gabbard of Earnestville

$1

__ acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

same land set out in deed from J. M. Jackson and others 16 Mar 1900 K-501

the said G. W. Jackson obtained title to one-eighth undivided interest therein by deed from Richard Brandenburg and Mariah Brandenburg, his wife, 21 Sept 1898 M-458 and to another one-eighth interest by deed from Charley Gabbard and Martha Gabbard, his wife, 7 July 1899 M-459 and by ____? from J. H. Tackett and Julia A. Tackett, his wife, 6 Sept 1898 M-462 and by inheritance from his father James E. Jackson, deceased

 

1-208 24 Apr 1919

Harvey Evans and his wife Kate Evans

to Wm McIntosh and Dan B. Turner

$7000

210 acres on White Oak Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Maggie M. Minter and Wm Minter 5 Apr 1900 L-156 and J. S. Rowland & wife 17 Oct 1913 R-444

 

1-210 12 Feb 1920

Dan B. Turner and wife Jeanie B. Turner of Canoe, Breathitt Co.

to Wm McIntosh and wife of Major

$3800

200 acres on White Oak Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Harvey Evans and wife Kate Evans 24 Apr 1919 V-585

 

1-212 22 Aug 1927

C. C. Scott and his wife E. M. Scott of Booneville

to W. M. McIntosh of Major P.O.

$3000

town lot in Booneville on Mulberry Street

conveyed to the first parties by E. E. Hogg 30 Dec 1921 Z-282 and J. B. Scott 10 Mar 1924 Z-283

 

1-213 3 Feb 1900

Mary A. Gabbard

to Harrison Gabbard

$50 and the party of the second part do bind himself to take care of the first part and all of her stock until her death

__ acres on Tom's branch

 

1-215 2 May 1901

Emiline Flanery and Michael Flanery

to Harrison Gabbard

$112.50

50 acres on Painters Branch a branch of Little Sturgeon Creek

 

1-216 31 Mar 1913

Floyd Flanery and Ance Flanery of Trilby, Ky.

to Michael Flanery's heirs of Travelers Rest

$50

30 acres on Big Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to Thos. B. Flanery by Governor Stevenson of Ky. by grant 19 Mar 1869 recorded in Book 75 page 354 Land office Frankfort

Excepting 14 1/4 which has been sold to Herman Gabbard

 

1-218 31 Mar 1913

Floyd Flanery and Ancel Flanery of Trilby, Ky

to Harrison Gabbard of Travelers Rest

$60

14 1/4 acres on Big Sturgeon Creek

a part of the land conveyed to Thos. B. Flanery by Governor Stevenson of Ky. by grant 19 Mar 1869 Book 75 page 354 Land office Frankfort

includes Nannie Tackett's entire interest in the Michael Flanery farm

 

1-219 22 Jan 1907

A. J. Creech and Mary C. Creech, his wife

to Harrison Gabbard and Mary A. Gabbard his wife

$120

35 acres [no watercourse mentioned]

conveyed to A. J. Creech from Cornelius Bowman 29 Apr 1905

 

1-221 31 July 1920

Geneva Byrd and Jefferson Byrd of London, Laurel Co. and Dow Flanery and Barbara Flanery, his wife of Travelers Rest

to Harrison Gabbard of Travelers Rest

$80

40 acres on Big Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by heirship Michael Flanery, Ancel Flanery & Floyd Flanery by deeds 4 Mar 1909 and 31 Mar 1913 R-114

 

 

1-222 3 May 1909

Henry Bowman Jr. and Martha Bowman, his wife and Neal Bowman and Sarah Bowman, his wife

to Harrison Gabbard

$125

40 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

a portion of the Abe Gabbard land conveyed to the first parties by Hiram B. Gabbard and Nancy Gabbard 19 Dec 1900 M-433

 

1-224 10 Aug 1926

Leonard Neeley and his wife Martha Neeley of Major

W. K. Marshall and M. L. Marshall, his wife of Major

$800

5 acres on White Oak Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Fanny Bell 11 Oct 1919 Z-468

 

1-226 8 Sept 1926

W. B. Pendergrass and his wife Nannie Pendergrass

W. K. Marshall & wife Mary R. Marshall

$1

1/2 acre on White Oak Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Maggie A. Minter 27 June 1919 V-405

 

1-227 17 Mar 1924

Linda Becknell Rowland, Ragen Becknell, Malvery Becknell Margraves, Mattie Becknell, Jack Becknell, Ezra Margraves and Nettie Becknell, all of Endee

to Hubert Becknell

$180 paid Harvey Becknell for his part of the Wilson Becknell estate and one part of the same estate which is due the party of the second part, Harvey Becknell having previously deeded his part away to above said party of the second part which is recorded

 

25 acres on the Bowman Fork of Little Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by the death of Wilson Becknell 20 Oct 1891 I-599 [I believe this is the date that Wilson Becknell received the land from his parents William T. Becknell & Sarah A. Becknell.  Wilson did not die until 1907.]

 

1-229 20 Mar 1920

Harvey Becknell and wife Cyntha Becknell of Travelers Rest

to Hubert Becknell of Endee

$186

169 acres on Bowman Fork of Little Sturgeon Creek

heirship land conveyed to the first parties by Wm T. Becknell and Sarah Becknell 20 Oct 1891 I-599

this deed is to cover the undivided interest in the said Wilson Becknell's land and being Henry Becknell's share of his father's estate

 

1-231 23 Jan 1922

Joseph N. Tackett

to Harrison Gabbard and his wife Mary Ann Gabbard

$200

50 acres on the divide between Big Sturgeon and Little Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Joseph A. Creech and Sarah Creech 9 Dec 1911 W-427

 

1-232 29 Dec 1923

W. D. Ramey and Icy J. Ramey, his wife of Turin P.O.

to John S. Turner of Island City

$900

__ acres near Milltown

same land conveyed to the first parties by Jennie Mainous & others 25 June 1907 R-247

Lane to [widow Nannie] Abshear's land excepted as long as used as passway to & from said land and when it ceases to be used as such, then it is to revert to the second party herein, John S. Turner.

 

1-234

Robert Morris and Minnie Morris, his wife

to John S. Turner and Lola F. Turner, his wife

$1000

50 acres on Island Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the party of the first part by Hardin Morris and wife 20 Aug 1885 H-222

 

 

1-239 28 Apr 1900

George Eversole and Rebecca his wife

to Isaac Gabbard

$400

__ acres on Cow Creek on the Road fork above where George Eversole now lives

 

1-240 12 Feb 1920

William McIntosh and wife Lizzie McIntosh of Major

to Isaac H. Gabbard of Cow Creek

$3800

170 acres on Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Hayes McIntosh, Wesley McIntosh & Etc.[?] 21 Mar 1906, 27 July 1914 S-89 and N-77

 

1-242 16 Jan 1922

J. B. Scott & his wife Emily B. Scott of Travellers Rest

to J. F. Judd of Turin P.O.

$1800

81 acres on Duck Fork & Crane Creek of Sturgeon

conveyed to the first parties by Isaac Botner & wife 26 Sept 1908 O-390

 

1-244 7 June 1928

Jackson Brandenburgh

D. R. Brandenburgh and Clarkie Brandenburg of Earnestville

$65

23 acres on the Brushy Mountain[?]

part of the land conveyed to the first party by Stephen M[?] Brandenburg & wife 30 Apr 1880 H-33

 

1-245 7 June 1918

Jackson Brandenburg & Martha Brandenburg his wife

to Colmon C. Brandenburgh & Alpha Brandenburg his wife

$100

on dry fork Creek

conveyed by Stephen M. Brandenburg and wife 5 Apr 1880 H-33

 

1-247 2 Mar 1929

T. H. Peters and his wife Bertha Peters of Blake

to Lucy Peters and Lucinda Peters of Blake

$400

50 11/40 acres on the Right Hand Fork of Island Creek and being his one third interest the land conveyed to the first parties by Ellen Peters 14 Oct 1925 Y-168 [1-57]

 

1-248 15 Apr 1880

Stephen N. Bradshaw[?] and his wife [Minty Bradshaw] of the County of Jackson

to Jackson Brandenburg

$200

__ acres on Wild dog

 

1-250 5 Mar 1926

Jackson Marshall and wife Maggie Marshall of Ricetown P.O.

to George W Marshall of South fork P.O.

$400

50 acres on Lower Wolfe Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Amerida[?] Marshall & wife Polly Marshall 10 Mar 1924 27-8

 

1-251 12 Dec 1928

James Marshall & Martha Marshall his wife of South fork P.O.

to George Marshall of Hazard, Perry Co.

$1500

3 acres being a part of the Harvy Marshall tract bought from Able Gabbard and Joe Marshall V-163 & 553

 

1-253 18 Jan 1928

Logan Sizemore and wife Elizabeth Sizemore of South Fork P.O.

to George W. Marshall of Hazard P.O., Perry Co.

$1200

50 acres on the South fork of the Ky. river

conveyed to the first parties by Joe Marshall & wife 8 May 1926 Z-398

 

1-254 8 Mar 1924

A. B. Marshall and his wife Daisy Marshall, South fork

to G. W. Marshall, South Fork

$2005

100 acres at the mouth of Lower Wolfe Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by H. C. Eversole 16 Jan 1908 _-417

 

1-255 28 Jan 1925

A. B. Marshall and wife Daisy Marshall

to George W. Marshall

$1525

70 acres on the South fork river

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by H. C. Eversole & wife 16 Jan 1908 V-417

 

1-259 14 Apr 1928

Andy Bowlin and wife Lena Bowlin of Courtland

to George W. Marshall of Hazard, County of Perry

$200

__ acres [no watercourse given]

conveyed by George W. Marshall & wife 25 Feb 1928 27-404

 

1-260 20 Feb 1928

Andrew Bowling and his wife Lena Bowling of Courtland

to George W. Marshall

$200 in Real estate

25 acres on Buffalo Creek and Brawner[?] Branch

part of Bowling heirs land conveyed to the first parties by heir ship from Isaac Bowling deceased, 9 Apr 1908 P-143

This conveyance being for four parts only Andrew Bowling, Elish Bowling, George Bowling, Sarah Baker.

 

 

1-262 16 Nov 1928

Arch Smith and his wife Doshia Smith of Breathitt Co.

to George Marshall of Hazard, Perry Co.

$25

40 acres on Upper Buffal Creek

conveyed to the first parties by heirs of Isaac Bowling deceased 25 Feb 1897 N-503

 

1-263 19 June 1925

James[?] Bowling of Courtland

to George Marshall of South Fork

$25

one heirs part.  Being 8 heirs as follows Isabella Burton, Andy Bowling, George Bowling, Elisha Bowlin, Eliza J. Marshall, Hannah Baker and Doshia Smith and James Bowlin of Isaac Bowlin deceased

40 acres on Upper Buffalo Creek

part of same land conveyed to the first parties father by Granville Baker and Rebeca Baker 25 Feb 1897 N-503

 

1-265 22 Sept 1922

Isabelle Burton and her husband Asberry Burton of Courtland

to G. W. Marshall of South Fork

$25

50 acres on Meadow Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first party by Isaac Bowlin deceased, 9 Apr 1908 P-143

 

1-266 10 May 1924

Hannah Baker & Sid Baker of Courtland

to George Marshall of South Fork

$20

50 acres on Upper buffalo Creek

being a portion of same land conveyed to the first parties by Isaac Bowlin 9 Apr 1908 P-143

 

1-268 2 Mar 1929

Rozelia[? Rosa Lee] Bowman and her husband Green B. Bowman Jr. of Booneville

to Luther Bowman of Booneville

for and in consideration of the love and affection first parties have for their son Luther Bowman and $1

one-half undivided interest in __ acres on Sugar Camp Branch of Meadow Creek

being the same interest in land conveyed to the first parties by Dempsey Jackson and wife Sarah Jackson

 

1-269 4 Mar 1929

William Smith and Ellen Smith, husband and wife of 438 West 6th Street New Port, Ky.

to Algin Smith, Booneville

$1

30 acres on Fish Creek

conveyed from Asa Smith & Sopha Smith, husband and wife, 3 Feb 1900 J-73

 

1-270 15 Dec 1915

Asa Smith and Sopha Smith his wife

to Wilgus Smith and Algin Smith

$1

75 acres on Fish Creek & Buffalo

conveyed to the first parties by Joseph Brandenburg 11 Sept 1866 E-445

first party shall have full possession and control of the property so long as they live

 

1-272 1 Mar 1924

J. R. Thompson and Elizabeth May Thompson his wife of Taft

to W. P. King and Lizzie King his wife of Taft

$1100

20 acres on Sexton Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Jefferson King and Sarah King 24 Oct 1912 T-620

 

1-274 6 July 1921

Henry G. Thompson and his wife Bettie Thompson, Taft

to W. P. King and wife, Conkling

$975

50 acres on Sexton Creek

conveyed to the first parties by James R. Thompson 4 Apr 1918 U-213

 

1-275 [Z-606] 29 Dec 1926

David Bowman, Frank Bowman and Lucy Bowman his wife, Thomas Bowman and Ida Bowman, his wife, Andy Bowman and Lillie Bowman his wife of Blake

to Henry Bowman of Blake

$500

25 acres on the right hand fork of Island Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Andrew Thomas and Siller[?] Thomas 24 May 1919 V-177

 

1-276 2 Apr 1908

W. E. Rice and wife Eliza Ann Rice of Mistletoe

to David Helton

$125

50 acres on the Cole Branch of Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by D. W. White and others 12 June 1902 L-56

 

1-278 4 Feb 1929

I T. J. Green Clerk of the Owsley County Court do hereby certify that in the last part of year 1928 and before the Court House at Booneville, Kentucky burned, P. Frye brought two deeds in my office for record

one deed was from Sam Peters and wife

the other deed was from Arch Bell and wife and Mrs. Fannie Bell

said deeds were destroyed by fire

 

1-279 7 Mar 1929

P. M. Frye and his wife Mattie J. Frye of Booneville

to Harden Peters of Blake

$2200

150 acres on Road Branch of Bettie Bowman fork

conveyed to the first parties by Robert Campbell (widower), Samuel Peters & wife Martha Peters, Arch Bell and wife Edna Bell, and Mrs. Fannie Bell, 5 Dec 1925, 20 Nov 1923, 20 Jan 1925, Z-296 and 27-279

 

1-281 23 June 1925

action of Alfred Marcum, against Lucy Strong, Etta Smith, and Lillie Kaiger[?]

John S. McIntosh Special Commissioner

to Etta Smith and William Smith her husband

an equal division of the landed estate of Thomas Marcum (deceased)

64 7/8 acres on Wild Dog Creek

 

1-283 16 June 1925

Lillie Kaiger[?] and John Kaiger[?] her husband, Ohio

to Bill Smith and Etta Smith his wife

$50

all of their undivided interest in Thomas Marcum's 100 acres on Wild Dog & Sturgeon

conveyed to the first parties by conveyed Father Thomas Marcum 15 Apr 1880 G-360

 

1-284 8 Mar 1929

Henry Bowman (single) of Blake

to J. A. Carmack and Martha Carmack of Blake

$300

25 acres on the right hand fork of Island Creek

conveyed to the first parties by David Bowman and others 29 Dec 1926 Z-606 rerecorded in 1-275

 

1-285 13 Dec 1929

Mary McIntosh and husband Jeff McIntosh of Buckhorn, County of Perry

to Albert McIntosh of Courtland

$1500

100 acres on the Lucky Fork of Buffalo Creek

[my copy obscure here]

 

1-287 30 Dec 1909

John C. Moore and his wife Alice Moore of Cow Creek

to Allen Moore of the same place

$200

__ acres on the Wilson Branch of Cow Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Pleasant Moore and his wife Jane Moore 19 Sept 1899 O-73

 

1-289 29 Nov 1905

Pleasant Moore and his wife Jane Moore

to Allen D Moore

$300

__ acres on Cow Creek

 

1-290 14 Mar 1921

Abe Flanery and Minnie Flanery, his wife of Travelers Rest

to Florence Price and James Price, her husband of Vincent

exchange of land and $50

15 acres on Big Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Florence Price, James Price, Minnie Rader, Hiram Rader, Lulu Flanery 8 Feb 1919 W-469

 

1-292 29 Sept 1916

Willis Baker & Vina Baker, his wife of St. Clair Tenn.

to John Baker Jr.

$200 Two hundred & Fifty dollars

32 1/2 acres on Meadow fork of Upper Buffalo

conveyed to the first parties by B. J. Moyers & Dora Moyers his wife 6 Apr 1914 R-588

 

1-294 [H-436] 28 Mar 1918

Leander Reynolds and Rachael Reynolds his wife

to William C. Reynolds, all of Cow Creek

consideration of Love and affection the parents of the first part have for the second party who is their son

100 acres on the main Left hand fork of Cow Creek

 

1-296 7 June 1921

Otta Reynolds and wife Anne Reynolds of Cow Creek

to William C. Reynolds of same place

$1500

100 acres on the left hand fork of Cow Creek

a part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Leander Reynolds and wife Rachael Reynolds 7 Sept 1875 G-17

 

1-298 12 Oct 1922

Walter E. Mainous and his wife Mattie Mainous of Scoville

to Cynthia E. Flanery of Scoville

$400

10 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by John T. Mainous & wife 9 Mar 1907 R-207

 

 

1-299 18 June 1914

W. L. Flanery of Posey

to Cynthia Flanery of the same P.O.

$1 and the love and affection, she being his wife

3/4 acre on Buck Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Walter E. Mainous 21 Jan 1913 R-561

 

1-301 10 Mar 1923

Walter E. Mainous and wife Mollie Mainous both of Spades, Indiana

to Cynthia E. Flanery of Scoville

$150

10 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by John T. Mainous & wife 9 Mar 1907 R-287

 

1-303 21 Aug 1888

Annie Ross

to Alex McIntire

$25

__ acres on Buck Creek

 

1-304 11 Sept 1887 [or 1889?]

S. P. Hogg

to Alexander McIntire

$50

200 acres on a branch of Sturgeon Creek

 

1-305 4 June 1870

Stephen Gum and wife Elizabeth Gum

to Alexander McIntire

$225

59 acres on Barker Lick Branch of Little Sturgeon Creek

 

1-307 18 Jan 1897

Thos. H. Kidd and Mary Kidd his wife

to Alexander McIntire

$2.25

2 1/4 acres on Buoman[?] Fork of Sturgeon Creek

 

1-308 31 Aug 1876

D. I. Vermillion and Manerva L. Vermillion his wife of Letcher County

to Alexander McIntire

$500

100 acres on the Gimblet Fork of Sturgeon

 

1-309 30 Aug 1922

Sally Bond and her husband Harvey H. Bond of Matcohn, Clay County

to Precilla McIntire and Matilda McIntire of Buck Creek

$300

14 acres on Road Fork of Bowman Fork of Little Sturgeon Creek

a part of same land conveyed to the first party by Ben McIntire & others 24 June 1922 X-680

 

 

1-311 24 June 1922

Benjamin McIntire and Nancy J. McIntire, his wife, of Buck Creek, Chester A. McIntire and Lizzie McIntire, his wife, of London, Ky., Willie McIntire and Lizzie McIntire, his wife of Levi, Ky., Precilla McIntire and Matilda McIntire of Buck Creek, Maggie Mainous and Edgar Mainous her husband of Vincent, Alex Bond and Ella Bond, his wife of Buck Creek, Harvey H. Bond & Prescova Bond, his wife of Walsenburg, Colorado, Rebecca Hamilton and Claud Hamilton, her husband of the County of Arlington, State of Virginia, and Charley Bond of Colorado Springs, Colo. and Sally Bond, Harvey Bond, her husband of Malcom, Ky. and Mollie Mainous and George Mainous, her husband of Scoville

to Alexander McIntire Jr. of Buck Creek

$1

48 acres and 107 square rods on the Barker Lick Branch of the Bowman Fork of Little Sturgeon Creek

being a portion of the landed estate of Alexander McIntire, Sr. F-582, G-88, H-463, I-130 K-37-38

the party of the second part is to furnish a free passway over the old county road right of way which passes through the land hereby conveyed

 

1-315 24 June 1922

Benjamin McIntire and Nancy J. McIntire, his wife, of Buck Creek, Chester A. McIntire and Lizzie McIntire, his wife, of London, Willis McIntire and Lizzie McIntire, his wife of Levi, Maggie Mainous and Edgar Mainous, her husband of Vincent, Alex Bond and Ella bond, his wife of Buck Creek, Harvey Bond and Prescova Bond, his wife of Walsenburg, Colo., Rebecca Hamilton and Claud Hamilton, her husband of the County of Arlington, State of Virginia, Charley Bond of Colorado Springs, Colo., Sally Bond and Harvey H. Bond, her husband of Maleon?, Ky., Mollie Mainous and George Mainous, her husband of Scoville, Alexander McIntire, Jr. of Buck Creek

to Precilla McIntire and Matilda McIntire of Buck Creek

$1

53 acres and 91 1/2 square rods on the road branch of the Bowman Fork of Little Sturgeon Creek

a portion of the landed estate of Alexander McIntire, Sr., deceased F-582, G-88, H-130, I-37, K-38

 

1-318 23 Jan 1929 Quit Claim Deed

Mary Spence wife of John H. Spence, deceased

to D. L. Spence, Dora B. Brewer, Bertha E. Brewer and Rhoda J. C. Hughes all the bodily heirs of John H. Spence

$10 and the settling of all of John H. Spence's debts, burial expenses, doctor bills and plasing tombstone at his grave

Two shares of the Owsley County Deposit Bank the fase value of which is $100 a share, $400 on time deposit in the Owsley County Deposit Bank and anything else of value that John H. Spence owned at the time of his death, Jan. 20, 1929

 

1-320 14 Nov 1923

Clyde Moyers & Irene Moyers, his wife

to Edward Wilson

$300

1 acre on the east side of the Ky. river and opposite the intersection of the Shepherd lane with the main Cow Creek road

a part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Dora E. Moyers & husband 21 Feb 1896 J-300

 

1-321 18 Feb 1929

Robert Wilson (Pete) and Hattie Wilson, his wife of Booneville

to Ed Wilson of Booneville

$400

__ acres on the south side of the county road leading towards the Booneville bridge

conveyed to the first parties by James H. Harvey 19 May 1925 Y-124

 

1-323 15 Sept 1922

William Sizemore and his wife Mary Sizemore and Mortan Sizemore [and Hazel Sizemore] of Conkling P.O.

to James Logan Sizemore of Lathan, Ky.

$350 and the further consideration of supporting his father and mother, William Sizemore and Mary Sizemore during their natural life

35 acres on the southfork of the Ky. river

conveyed to the first parties by H. C. Eversole 19 Apr 1910 P-131

 

1-324 4 Mar 1929

James Logan Sizemore and his wife, Mary Sizemore of Southfork P.O.

to China Eversole of Southfork P.O.

$800

35 acres on Southfork of Kentucky river

conveyed to the first parties by William Sizemore and others 15 Sept 1922 1-323

 

1-326 26 Jan 1909

Charlie Brandenburg and Alice, his wife of Beattyville

to Frank Brandenburg of Booneville

$600

9 acres on Southfork river, part of the old Joseph Brandenburg farm

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Robt. L. Harvey P & Frank Brandenburg 19 Dec 1908 O-327

 

1-328 26 Jan 1909

Robert L. Brandenburg and Nora E., his wife of Berea, Madison Co. Ky., Charley Brandenburg & Alice his wife, of Beattyville and Harvey P. Brandenburg of Booneville

to Frank Brandenburgh of Booneville

$100 to Robert L. Brandenburg and $100 in exchange of land to Charley Brandenburg and Harvey P. Brandenburg

5 acres on southfork of Ky. river and known as part of the old Joseph Brandenburgh farm

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Hardin Brandenburgh & Sarah his wife 25 Feb 1901 L-180

 

1-330 11 June 1923

Carter Bowman and Janie Bowman, his wife of Booneville

to Frank Brandenburg of Booneville

$100

10 1/2 acres on Southfork of Ky. river

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by D. W. Barrett & wife 28 June 1916 S-592

 

1-331 21 May 1923

Elihu Roberts and his wife Lydia Roberts of Ricetown

to James C. Bowman of the above address

$400

32 acres on the Bee Branch of Upper Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by David Reed and wife 30 Apr 1919 V-120

 

1-333 14 Feb 1929

D. B. Gabbard and Esther M. Gabbard

to James Bowman of Ricetown

$1

100 acres on Bee Branch of Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by David Reed 24 Nov 1919 Q-631

There is excepted and excluded one small tract of land deeded to Joe Yeary.

 

1-335 7 Mar 1929

James L. Mainous and wife Addie Mainous of Conkling

to Ethridge Ray of Major

$20

1 acre on White Oak Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Jesse Wilson & wife 24 June 1922 X-26

 

1-336 13 Nov 1928

Vol Taylor and wife Laura Taylor of Hamilton, Ohio

to James Campbell of Southfork

$500

40 acres on Southfork of Kentucky river

This boundary includes part of a boundary of land deeded to first by Ann J. Gilbert & others 24 July 1912 and all of a tract of land deeded to first party by Carrie W. Gilbert & others 21 Mar 1914 V-213

 

1-337 9 Feb 1929

G. W. Garrett & Lucy S. Garrett his wife of Booneville

to David Marshall of Booneville

$150

6 acres on south fork Kentucky river

conveyed to the first parties by G. B. Reynolds & wife 6 Feb 1928 27-389

 

1-339 6 Mar 1924

Joseph N. Tackett and Sallie Tackett his wife

to Green Tackett and wife

$25

10 acres on little sturgeon creek

a part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Hargis Phillips 6 Dec 1913

 

1-340 27 Nov 1924

Sidney Gilbert and Martha Gilbert, his wife

to Richard Gilbert of Booneville

$400

35 acres on lucky Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Ludena Gilbert and others 9 Apr 1924 Y-357

 

1-341 18 Dec 1928

Ezekiel Gilbert and Rosa Gilbert his wife

Richard Gilbert & Kate Gilbert his wife

$1

35 acres on Upper Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by the Gilbert heirs 9 Apr 1924 Y-226

 

1-342 22 Dec 1924

J. H. Lynch & Lucy Lynch his wife of Jackson Co.

to Edna Creech and Hubert Creech

$1 and the love and affection of my daughter Edna

20 acres on Main Sturgeon Creek at the mouth of the Plumb Branch

conveyed to the party of the first part by J. C. Whicker & Elizabeth Whicker 14 July 1912 Q-252 [or 2-252]

 

1-344 3 Apr 1909

J. H. Creech of Travellers Rest

to Perry Creech of Travellers Rest

$600

175 acres on Big Sturgeon Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by N. W. Brewer & Mary A. Brewer 14 Nov 1901 N-526

 

1-345 3 Feb 1928

D. F. Sizemore and Mary J. Sizemore of Taft

to Ellis Thompson and his wife, Taft

$1

about 1/2 part of one acre

part of the D. F. Sizemore farm on water of south fork river on sexton creek

a part of the land conveyed to the first parties by J. T. Sizemore & wife 10 Mar 1927 27-226

 

1-346 7 Jan 1929

Ellis Thompson & Cleo Thompson his wife, of 344 Blum[?] Street, Cincinnati, Ohio

to J. R. Campbell and M.V. Bishop of Taft P.O.

$1

50 acres on sexton creek

a part of the land conveyed to the first parties by J. F. Sizemore and wife 29 Jan 1926 27-504

 

1-348 10 July 1911

Elisha Hayes Gabbard and his wife Mary Gabbard of Sebastian

to Sidney Gabbard

$50

25 acres on the left hand fork of Buffalo Creek

a part of land conveyed to the first parties by James Riley & Cis 5 Aug 1902 L-186

 

1-349 16 Nov 1906

Elisha Gabbard and wife Mary Gabbard

to Sidney Gabbard

$200

on the left hand fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

part of the land conveyed to first parties 5 Aug 1902 from William Riley & James Riley _-156

 

1-351 12 Dec 1916

H. J. Phillips, Ollie Phillips his wife of Roark Leslie Co. and Hargas Phillips & Bertha Phillips his wife of Earnestville Owsley Co.

to Sherman Turner and Sarah Turner of Earnestville

$300

30 acres on Crane Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first part. by heirship of Theophilus Phillips 11 Mar 1861 J-145

 

1-352 10 Jan 1907

G. B. Caudelle & Jane Caudelle his wife of the County of Powell

to J. M. Botner

$600

100 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

same land that A. D. Caudell sold to G. B. Caudelle 13 Mar 1903 and was put on record 14 Jan 1915 M-455

 

1-354 3 Aug 1908

Lazarus Roberts and wife Polly Roberts of Major

to Daglin Ray

$75

10 acres on White Oak Creek

part of some land conveyed to the first parties by Edward Wilson & wife Callie Wilson and Berry? Seale & Margaret Goodman 30 Sept 1907 O-78

 

1-355 11 Feb 1925

B. P. Ambrose and Ibbie Ambrose his wife of Berea, Madison County

to Deglan Ray of Major

$35

1 acres on Frost Branch of White Oak Creek

conveyed to first parties by M. M. Ambrose by will 13 Aug 1878 Will Book #2 page 59

 

1-357 28 Mar 1928

D. B. Gabbard and Esther M. Gabbard his wife of Ricetown

to Hamilton Bowling and Mirtle Bowling of Ricetown

$1

100 acres on upper Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Wilson Bowman & James C Bowman 19 Feb 1927 27-16

 

1-358 18 Nov 1911

H. C. Smith and wife Mattie Smith of Endee

to Harrett Simmons

$1050

135 acres on Main Sturgeon Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by H. T. Brandenburgh & wife 18 Nov 1911 P&R-528

 

1-360 4 Feb 1921

Michael Gabbard and Jane Gabbard, his wife

to A. B. Hoskins of Beattyville

$5490

two tracts of land on Laurel Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

First tract: 348 1/2 acres passing the corner of Breathitt and Perry Counties

Second tract or Coon Hollow tract: 17 1/2 acres

by deed from Jackson Gilbert and wife 2 Feb 1878, recorded 10 Aug 1910 P-189

by deed from Fountain Fox and wife 8 Mar 1884, recorded 10 Aug 1910 P-191

by deed from Abijah Baker and others 24 Dec 1908 O-354

 

1-363 13 Mar 1922

Master Commisioner on behalf of Robert Gabbard, Mattie Gabbard, Minnie Gabbard, Emma Gabbard, Edward Gabbard and Lettie Gabbard [and] Malvery Gabbard against Arthur Gabbard and Charley Gabbard

to A. B. Hoskins

on the Laurel Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

 

1-365 1 Dec 1920

Michael Gabbard and Jane Gabbard his wife

to A. B. Hoskins of Beattyville

$500

One thousand white oak, chestnut oak, poplar, pine hickory, gum chestnut walnut and beech trees which are standing on 400 acres on the Laurel Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek bounded on the east by the Owsley and Breathitt County line

 

1-367 1 Dec 1920

William Baker and Mary Jane Baker his wife

to A. B. Hoskins of Beattyville

$1

all minerals and mineral substances of every kind and character, both liquid and solid, in, on and under the following described tract or parcel of land.  Together with all right of ways over and through said land for roads, railroads, tram roads, pipe lines and sites for tanks, tipples, frames[?] and other buildings and equipment used in Comi___? with the development, operation and removal of said minerals and mineral substances and the right to use any and all timber

13 1/8 acres on Watches Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

from G. W. Baker and wife to Mary Jane Baker 28 Dec 1918 U-559

 

1-369 1 Dec 1920

Lee Baker and Lucy Baker, his wife

to A. B. Hoskins of Beattyville

$1

mineral rights, etc. for 81 3/8 acres on Watches Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

by deed from Charley Baker, Bell Baker his wife, and Jane Baker to Lee Baker 19 Apr 1919 V-118

by deed from G. W. Baker 28 Dec 1918 to Lee Baker, rerecorded V-456

by deed for G. W. Baker to Lee Baker 25 Mar 1915 U-171

 

1-371 1 Dec 1920

Riley Baker and Catherine Baker, his wife

to A. B. Hoskins of Beattyville

$1

mineral rights, etc. for 74 1/4 acres on Watches Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

obtained from G. W. Baker and wife 28 Dec 1918 W-560

 

1-373 [K-376] 3 Mar 1881

Jackson Burns & Lucinda Burns, William Burns Alabama Burns of the County of Owsley & Clay

to John B Gay

$500

1000 acres on Buffalo Creek bounded by the Clay & Perry County lines

 

1-375 24 June 1919

Mattie Moore and her husband Paul Moore, Florence Carpenter and her husband Irvin Carpenter, Eddie Burch and her husband George Burch, Maud Combs and her husband William C. Combs, Daisey Seale, and Ruth Seale, all heirs at law of John G. Seale and Jula Seale, deceased, also Dimmer Seale, Arthur Seale, Marten Seale and Ernest Seale, heirs of Whitley Seale, who was a son of John G Seale and Jula Seale, deceased of Beattyville

to Glass Seale an heir of the aforesaid John G Seale and Jula Seale, and of Booneville P.O.

$100 to each of the aforesaid children of John G. & Jula Seale

near the mouth of Meadow Creek, being the landed estate of John G & Jula Seale

10 1/2 acres conveyed to the first parties by Minnie B Seale & others 17 Jan 1902 Q-528

11 1/3 acres conveyed to the first parties by W. T. Seale & others 19 Aug 1905 V-___

7 1/8 acres conveyed to the first parties by Minnie B. Seale & others 23 Feb 1905 Q-530

 

1-377 19 Sept 1924

Marton Seale, Earnst Seale, and Arthur Seale of Beattyville, children of Whitley Seale, who was a son of John G. Seale & Jula Seale, deceased, Samel[?] Hurst a resident of the state of California, Lucile Hurst Parker and Wm. Parker her husband of Latonia, Kentucky, Cola Wallace Hurst and Robert Hurst Jr. of Lexington, Kentucky, children of Mattie Seale Hurst a daughter of John G. and Jula Seale, deceased

to Glass Seale of Booneville

$1

all our undivided interest in South fork river opposite Booneville inherited to the first parties from John G Seale & Jula Seale, deceased 17 Jan 1902 O-528, 19 Aug 1905 V-___, 23 Feb 1905 O-530

first tract 10 1/2 acres

second tract 11 2/3 acres

third tract 7 1/8 acres

 

1-379 18 Oct 1927

Flora Carpenter and Irvin Carpenter her husband, of New London, Ohio, Eddie Burch and George Burch her husband of Dayton, Ohio, Maude Combs and Bill Combs her husband of Willow ___? Kentucky, and Ruth Leckrone & her husband Lewis Leckrone of Dayton, Ohio, children and heirs of John G and Julia Seale, deceased

to Glass Seale of Booneville

$1

all our undivided interest on South fork of Kentucky river near mouth of Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first parties father John G. Seale by Minnie B. Seale & others 17 Jan 1902 Q-528, W. T. Seale & others 19 Aug 1905 V-___, Minnie B. Seale & others 23 Feb 1905 Q-530

first tract 10 1/2 acres

second tract 11 1/3 acres

third tract 7 1/8 acres

 

1-382 [R-218] 23 Aug 1902

B. P. Ambrose and Isabella Ambrose his wife

to Deglon Ray

$358

on Frost? Branch of White Oak

 

1-383 23 Jan 1911

Lazuras L. Roberts and his wife Polly Roberts of Major

Daglen Ray

$250

40 acres on White Oak Creek

part of land conveyed to the first parties by Burney Seale & Callie Wilson & Marget Goodman 20 Sept 1907 S-78

 

1-385 12 Nov 1924

Jesse Wilson and Ruth Wilson his wife of Conkling P.O.

to Ada Mainous of Conkling P.O.

$1

20 acres on South Fork opposite the mouth of Upper Wolf Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Barton P. Ambrose and Isabel Ambrose his wife 25 Feb 1913 Q-628

 

1-386 24 June 1922

Jesse Wilson and his wife Ruth Wilson of Conkling

James L. Mainous and Ada Mainous his wife of Conkling

$1650

126 acres on South Fork

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by B. P. Ambrose and wife 25 Feb 1913 Q-628

 

1-388 30 Mar 1912

Sam Peters and his wife Jenna Peters of Major

to Abey Tyre of Major

$50

100 acres on Evans branch of Buck Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Richard Tyre 11 Jan 1912 O-180

 

1-390 15 Apr 1913

Robert Bond and his wife Martha Bond of Levi and Richard Tyre

to Alicy Tyre of Posy

$50

land bordering the ridge between White Oak Creek and Buck Creek

 

1-391 15 Aug 1912

Joseph Tyre and his wife Sopha Tyre, Eli Tyre and his wife Ellen Tyre and Charly Tyre, all of Owsley County, and Richard Tyre of Posey

to Abey Tyre of Posey

$150

100 acres on Buck Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Richard Tyre 11 Jan 1912 O-180

 

1-393 16 Oct 1923

Finly Hicks of Ricetown and his wife Dora Hicks

to H. C. Mason

$900

60 acres on Indian Creek just below the Main forks

conveyed to the first parties by Patrice? Wilder 11 Feb 1922 W-367

 

1-394 14 Feb 1925

W. A. Gabbard and Netie Gabbard his wife

to H. C. Mason

$100 and during their life time to furnish them a room with fire and food and raiment and to attend to and wait upon them at all times

106 acres on Indian Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Michael Gabbard & wife 2 Apr 1891 P-15

 

1-396 1 Nov 1921

Elisha Moore & his wife Mary Moore

to Samuel Neeley & James Neeley

$1500

50 acres on table tree branch of Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Samuel Wilson

 

1-397 9 Mar 1923

Crit Hall and Lizzie Hall his wife of Lerose

to James Neely & Samuel Neely

$600

35 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Joe Riley & wife 25 June 1921 W-495 and 12 Nov 1921 W-496

 

1-399 4 Dec 1916

John Wilson and his wife Callie Wilson

to Robert Amburgy

$50

50 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to Robert Wilson by Alfred Wilson 3 Apr 1903 Q?-413

 

1-401 3 Apr 1923

R. C. Peters & Margaret Peters, wife of Zold Lee County

to Robert Amburgy

$1040

50 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by J. D. Kilburn & wife 27 Apr 1920 W-78

 

1-402 18 Dec 1924

Lizzie Flora (formerly Lizzie Davidson), Oscar Flora her husband, Boone Davidson son of Lizzie Davidson and Myrtle Davidson wife of Boone Davidson

to Scott W. Bishop

$700

50 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Lee Judd and Lillie M. Davidson, 20 Dec 1910 & 24 June 1909 & 6 Dec 1918, Q-351, V-387, W-565, containing 100 acres

 

1-404 26 Dec 1916

Samuel Napier and Ettie Bell Napier his wife

to Robert Amburgy

$50

50 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to Robert Wilson by Alfred Wilson Sr. 3 Apr 1903 L-413

 

1-406 13 May 1925

Martha Wilson

to Robt. Amburgy

$50

50 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to Robert Wilson by Alfred Wilson 3 Apr 1903 L-413

 

1-407 7 Apr 1922

Nannie J. Wilson (single) of Lerose P.O.

to Robert Amburgy of same P.O.

$50

all my interest in 50 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to Robert Wilson (first party's father) and wife 3 Apr 1903 L-413

 

1-409 29 Apr 1922

Steve Wilson (single) of Filmar Lee County

to Robert Amburgy of Lerose

$50

all my interest in 50 acres on Meadow Creek

inherited to the first party by his father Robert Wilson deceased, 3 Apr 1903 L-413

 

1-410 9 Sept 1916

Nancye Jane Wilson, Clay Wilson, James Wilson,  Lizzie Taylor and her husband Frank Taylor

to Robert Amburgy

$150, $1 paid to Nancy Jane Wilson for her dowry, $50 paid to Clay Wilson his 1/8 undivided interest, $50 paid to James Wilson his 1/8 undivided interest, $50 paid to Lizzie Taylor her 1/8 undivided interest

50 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to Robert Wilson by Alfred Wilson 3 Apr 1903 L-413

 

1-412 13 Dec 1916

Hiram Barrett and his wife Lillie Barrett of Booneville

to Clint Mason of Booneville

$45

15 acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

1/9 interest conveyed to the first parties by Elisha Mason & wife 6 Nov 1916 U-391

a deed made on 6 Jan 1904 from H. C. Minter & wife to Lydia Little bordered this land

 

1-414 22 Feb 1924

M. B. Garrett and Minerva Garrett, his wife of Levi

to Stanly Garrett of Levi

$50

1/4 interest in oil and gas from 23 3/4 acres on Lick & Coal branches of Buck Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Stella C. Cole and Barney Angel 3 Feb 1911 & 17 Mar 1915 Q-489 & U-330

 

1-416 22 Apr 1927

M. B. Garrett and Minerva Garret, his wife of Levi

to Stanley Garrett of the same P.O.

$1275

20 acres in two tracts on the road fork of Buck Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by G. W. Garrett 23 Feb 1921 W-248

 

1-418 30 Oct 1891

James O. Roberson, Margaret his wife, Charles Roberson & Elizabeth his wife, Wm M. Andrew, Sarah A. his wife, John Hartsock, Malissa his wife, Lewis M. Cook and Sarah A. his wife of the Counties of Owsley and Jackson

to Pleasant Strong

$200

40 acres on the Road branch of Little Sturgeon Creek

 

1-419 10 Jan 1906

Pleasant Strong [and his wife Jane Strong]

to Daniel Strong, his son

$275

75 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

deeded from James O. Roberson and Will Andrew to Pleas Strong and deeded from Pleas Strong to his son, Daniel Strong

 

1-421 16 Mar 1908

Pleasant Strong and Jane Strong, his wife

to Daniel Strong, their son

$225

25 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

 

1-423 23 June 1925

[court action] Alfred Marcum, Lucy Strong, Etta Smith (nee Marcum), and Lillie Raigan [Kaigan?]

to Lucy Strong (nee Marcum)

equal division of the landed estate of Thomas Marcum (deceased)

11 15/16 acres on Wild Dog Creek

 

1-425 8 June 1918

Mary Wilder and Joseph Wilder her husband of Ricetown

to Clint Mason of Booneville

$150

two tracts of land on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

inherited by the first parties as her interest in her mother's estate, her mother's deed 6 Jan 1904 M-443

spoken of in a deed 6 Jan 1904 from C. H. Minter & wife to Lydia Little

 

1-427 1 Nov 1916

Kate Gilbert and her husband Richard Gilbert

to Clint Mason

$45

one eighth interest in __ acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

an interest in land conveyed to Amy Mason by David Mason 6 Jan 1904 M-443

 

1-428 27 July 1918

Amy Mason and Minerva Bowman and John H. Bowman her husband of Booneville, Laura Barrett & Robert Barrett her husband, Cora Barrett & Hayden Barrett, her husband & Hiram Barrett & Lillie Barrett his wife

to Clint Mason

$50

3/7 part of 35 acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by David Mason 6 Jan 1904 M-443

Be it remembered that Mary Wilder & Joseph Wilder, her husband, and Kate Gilbert and Richard Gilbert, her husband has heretofore executed a deed to Clint Mason for their interest in the Amy Mason estate, and then being Mary Wilder's, Kate Gilbert's and also Clint Mason's interest in same land

 

1-430 21 Mar 1929

Glass Seale and his wife Cynthia Seale of Booneville

to Sam B. Moore and his wife Martha Moore of Booneville

$3000

on the Southfork of the Kentucky river and opposite the town of Booneville and just below the mouth of Meadow Creek

First tract: 10 1/2 acres

Second tract: Being lot No. 9 of the landed estate of J. W. Seale, deceased, 11 2/3 acres

Third tract: 7 1/8 acres

This is intended to and does convey all of first parties interest including the interest that he has purchased from the other heirs of John G. Seale, deceased, in and to the land owned by the said John G. Seale and Julia Seale at the time of their death.  And this does convey all of said land except the interest of Eddie Burch an heir of John G and Julia Seale and Earnest and Arthur Seale infants being children of Whitley Seale deceased, a son of John G and Julia Seale.  Lowell Hurst, Robert Hurst and Cole Hurst, children of Mittie Hurst, who was a daughter of John G and Julia Seale.  The first party obtained title to this property partly by inheritance from his father and mother, John G. Seale and Julia Seale, and in part by purchase from Flem Carpenter and others 18 Oct 1927 27-258 re-recorded 1-375.  And from Morton Seale & others 19 Sept 1927 1-377

 

1-433 27 July 1918

Amy Mason, John H. Bowman & his wife, Manerva Bowman, Cora Barrett & Hayden Barrett, her husband, Clint Mason & his wife Doshia Mason, Hiram Barrett and his wife Lillie Barrett

to Laura Barrett & Robert Barrett, her husband

$1 and the division of the landed estate of Amy Mason

__ acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

being her 1/9 interest in same land conveyed to the first parties by David Mason 6 Jan 1904 M-443

 

1-435 4 June 1925

Clint Mason and Eudocia Mason

to Robert Barrett

$225

15 acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Amy Mason & others 27 July 1918 X-5

 

1-436 27 Mar 1929

Wiley Bowman & Neal Bowman, his wife, of Lerose P.O.

to Zachary Taylor of Lerose

$310

20 acres on Bear Paw Creek

conveyed to the first parties Green Bowman & Susan Bowman 9 Nov 1914 T-477

 

1-438 11 Dec 1905

G. B. Rose and Jane M. Rose, his wife of the County of Garrard

to Zack Taylor & Betty Taylor, his wife

$200

__ acres on Bear Run branch of Cow Creek

 

1-439 2 Nov 1926

Clint Mason and his wife Dosha Mason, of Booneville

to Robert Barrett of Booneville

$25

4 acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

part of the land conveyed to first parties by Amy Mason & others 27 July 1918 X-5

 

1-440 30 Apr 1926

Hiram Barrett and Lillie Barrett, his wife, of Booneville

to Robert Barrett of Booneville

$10

1 acre on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Amy Mason & others 27 July 1918 V-344

 

1-442 7 Apr 1902

Ezekill Dean and his wife Kisey Dean

to George Dean

$50

__ acres on the Rattlesnake branch of Buffalo Creek

 

1-443 20 Aug 1901

Ezekial Dean and his wife Kisey Dean

to George Dean

$50

__ acres on the Rattlesnake branch of Buffalo Creek

 

1-444

G. W. Marshall and his wife Eliza Jane Marshall, P.O. Southfork

to Ominda[?] Marshall of Southfork P.O.

$1105

65 acres on lower Wolf Creek

deeded to the first party by Wm Callahan & wife Tish Callahan and Jerry Callahan & his wife Daisy[? Dora??] Callahan X-407 and X[?]-404

 

1-445 26 Dec 1922

Robert Amis and Esther Amis his wife of Ricetown

to Andy Amis of Ricetown

$1100

50 acres on Indian Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by F. F. Bowlin & wife 30 Oct 1911 Q-336

 

1-447 29 Jan 1929

Trigg Price and his wife Annie Price of Levi P.O.

to Henry Reece and his wife Louisa Reece of Heidelburg, Lee County

$300

20 acres on Buck Creek, on the Coal Bank branch

being the land conveyed to the first parties by M. B. Garrett and wife 10 Nov 1924 1-1

 

 

1-448 31 July 1873

John Peters and Margaret Peters his wife

to James F. Peters

$1 and natural love and affection for our son James F.

on the divide between head of Little Sturgeon and the Harrison Fork of Island Creek

 

1-450 3 Oct 1921

Walter E. Mainous and Mattie Mainous his wife of Scoville P.O.

to George L. martin of Scoville P.O.

$600

20 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by C. B. Peters & wife 6 Feb 1921 W-122

 

1-451 10 Mar 1923

Walter E. Mainous and his wife Mattie Mainous both of Spader, Indiana

to George L. Martin of Scoville

$275

10 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to first parties by John T. Mainous & wife 9 Mar 1907 R-237

 

1-453 No. 79

I, T. F. Hale, a Minister of the Church of Christ, or religious order of that name, do certify that on the 15 day of February, 1922, at home of bride, Endee, Kentucky, under authority of a license issued by T. J. Green, Clerk of County Court of Owsley County, State of Kentucky, dated the 14 day of Feb. 1922, I united George L. Martin and Flora Peters husband and his wife, in the presence of Margaret Margraves, James Peters and Wade Strong.  Given under my hand, this 15 day of February 1922.

T. F. Hale, Minister

 

1-454 5 Jan 1911

Michael Gabbard and his wife Rachael Gabbard, both of Berea, Madison County

to Samuel B. Combs of Conkling

$900

__ acres on the southfork of the Kentucky river and known as part of the James Combs farm

conveyed to the party of the first part by Dora B. Moyers and B. J. Moyers 27 Aug 1902 L-568 and to the latter parties by S. P. Hogg

 

1-456 No. 14

I, T. F. Hale, a Minister of the Church of Christ or religious order of that name, do certify that on the 21 day of April, 1921, at Charley Adisons, Buck Creek, Kentucky, under authority of a license issued by T. J. Green, Clerk of the County Court of Owsley County, State of Kentucky, dated the 21 day of April 1921, I united Henry Reece and Louisa Addison, husband and wife, in the presence of Charlie Addison, Sallie Addison and Lucy Addison.  Given under my hand, this 21 day of April, 1921.

T. F. Hale, Minister

 

1-456 10 July 1848

Robert Baker Sr.

to Andrew Baker Jr.

$50

__ acres on the Meadow branch of Buffalo Creek

 

1-457 20 Dec 1889

Elisha Gabbard and Mary Gabbard, his wife

to Andrew Baker

$30

__ acres on the Meadow fork of Buffalo waters

 

 

1-459 19 July 1890

Andrew Baker

to John Baker and Isaac Baker

$350

125 acres on the Meadow Fork of Buffalo Creek

 

1-460 25 Sept 1891

Andrew Baker, John Baker, Emmoline Baker, his wife, and Isaac Baker and Nancy J. Baker, his wife

to Robert Baker

party of the second part is to take good care of Andrew Baker during his natural life

__ acres on the Meadow fork of Buffalo Creek on the Breathitt County line

 

1-462 4 July 1905

Isaac Baker and wife Haley Baker

to Robert Baker

$145

on the head of the Meadow Branch of Buffalo Creek on the Breathitt County line

 

1-463 17 Aug 1918

Elizabeth Smith and John R. Smith, her husband, William H. Mahaffey and Nora Mahaffey, his wife,  Rachel Brewer and Morris D. Brewer, her husband, Merida C. Mahaffey and Jennie Mahffey, his wife, Carter D. Mahaffey and Eliza Mahaffey, his wife, Mary M. Taylor and M. F. Taylor, her husband, Sarah Brandenburg and H. S. Brandenburg, her husband, Minnie Burch and Leonard Burch, her husband, and Lucy A. Mahaffey, widow of Jesse Mahaffey

to John A. Mahaffey

consideration of the division of the landed estate of Jesse Mahaffey, deceased, and after the parties of the first and second parties herein named does not include any portion of the land laid off to the widow, Lucy A. Mahaffey.

55 acres on Brushy Branch of Sturgeon Creek

in two deeds, one from I. T. West to Lucy A. and Jesse Mahaffey 18 Sept 1900 K-454 and the other from Joel Stamper to Jesse Mahaffey 19 Aug 1900

 

1-466 17 Aug 1918

J. A. Mahaffey and Lucy F. Mahaffey, his wife, Elizabeth Smith and John Smith, her husband, Henry Mahaffey and Nora Mahaffey, his wife, M. C. Mahaffey and Jennie Mahaffey, his wife, Carter Mahaffey and Eliza Mahaffey, his wife, Minnie Burch and Leonard Burch, her husband, Mary M. Taylor and M. F. Tayor, her husband, Lucy A. Mahaffey, widow of Jesse Mahaffey, Sarah Brandenburg and H. S. Brandenburg, her husband

to Rachel Brewer

consideration of the division of the landed estate of Jesse Mahaffey, dec'd not including that portion laid off to the widow Lucy A. Mahaffey

50 acres on Brushy Branch of Sturgeon Creek

a portion of the land conveyed to Jesse Mahaffey by James Bowles 30 Mar 1863 E-10

signed by first parties plus Harvey Mahaffey [=Henry above?]

 

1-469 11 May 1909

Elija Thomas, P.O. Major

to John Tyra, Major

$300

75 acres on Doe Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by G. M. Hogg Commissioner 29 Sept 1896 J-483

 

1-471 26 Nov 1909

Sidney Thomas and his wife Sarah Thomas, P.O. Major

to John R. Tyre

$140

35 acres on Doe Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Elija Thomas 20 July 1908 O-466

 

 

1-472 13 May 1925

Martha Day and husband, Minter Day, Post Office, Blake

to Algin Tirey

$1515.75

40 acres on the right hand fork of Island Creek

conveyed to the first parties by W. P. King and his wife Lizzie King 6 July 1921 W-26

 

1-474 1 Oct 1915

A. J. Baker and Elizabeth Baker his wife

to Sarah Mayse and Henry Mayse

given or donated unto Sarah Mayse...her part of the landed estate laid off by the said first party to their children and heirs at law the remainder...sold to Henry Mayse...$93

__ acres on the Cooney Branch side of Crain fork

part of the land deeded to A. J. Baker by J. W. Baker and wife 20 Mar 1900 L-474

 

1-476 17 Dec 1918

William Mays and Nancy Mays, his wife of Breathitt Co

to Henry Mays

$100

65 acres on Wilson Branch of Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by J. W. Baker & wife and Pleas Moore and wife 21 Aug 1896 & 28 Aug 1896 R-160 and R-163

 

1-477 24 Aug 1920

R. H. Baker and his wife Bettie E. Baker

to Henry Mays

$800

50 acres on the Crain Fork of Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties  by A. J. Baker and wife 1 Oct 1915 U-467

 

1-479 14 Dec 1912

W. D. States and his wife Adelia States of Southfork P.O.

to A. W. States of Southfork P.O.

$400

100 acres on Lower Wolf Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by H. C. Eversole and wife 22 Jan 1900 Q-382

 

1-481 6 Jan 1906

Jerry York and Maxie, his wife

to Burton Hensley

$3300

150 acres on the southfork of the Ky. river at the mouth of Sexton's Creek

deeded by Joseph Hignite to J. B. Hignite 23 Feb 1901 K-563

conveyed by David S. Wilson & wife [to] Joseph Hignite I-147

Fredrick K. Nance to Joe Hignite K-562

also Phillip Wilson & wife to Joseph Hignite K-184

The party of the first part reserves a small grave and plot of ground about 12 feet square.

 

1-483 21 Mar 1928

J. W. King and Sarah J. King, his wife, Taft

to Stella Myrtle Hensley and Levi Hensley, her husband of same P.O.

$150

100 acres on Bungeon Branch of Sexton Creek

part of land conveyed to the first parties by Beatty McQueen & wife 23 Apr 1908 O-148

 

 

1-485 23 Feb 1904[?]

Frank F. McCollum and his wife Emma E. McCollum, Charles G. McCollum and his wife Susie McCollum, Mattie Campbell and E. Campbell her husband, and Lonie Anderson and J. W. Anderson her husband

to William W. McCollum

an equal division of the Daniel McCollum farm

all of one ninth divided interest in 60 acres on Island Creek at the mouth of the Cook branch

Emily McCollum, widow of Daniel McCollum, deceased

 

1-486 14 Aug 1923

Minnie McCollum of Conkling

to Kash McCollum of Conkling

$500

25 acres on Island Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first party by the Daniel McCollum heirs, W. H. McCollum & others 23 Feb 1904 X-446

 

 

1-525 24 May 1922

M. C. Hughes (widower)

to Maud M. Brewer

in consideration of the Love and affection I have for my daughter

40 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

conveyed by L. B. Brewer & wife 12 Nov 1919 W-566

 

1-526 17 Dec 1921

Elijah Thomas of Major

to H. C. Barrett of same P.O.

$350

75 acres on Betty Bowman Branch

conveyed by H. C. Barrett & wife 16 Feb 1921 W-187

 

1-528 4 Oct 1897

William Hamilton heir of Alexander Hamilton, deceased

to Melvin W. Dooley

$108.20

one-third interest in __ acres on the Mill Rock Branch of Buck Creek

the land owned by my father Alexander Hamilton, at the time of his death, which was conveyed to him by George Pendleton H-315

 

1-530 21 Oct 1895

Cora Hall and Clay Hall, her husband

to William M. Dooley

$91

an undivided on-third interest in the landed estate of A. J. Hamilton, deceased

 

1-531 10 June 1902

W. T. Bell and Fannie Bell, his wife

to William M. Dooley

$200

25 acres on Buck Creek

 

1-532 6 Jan 1905

H. H. Mainous and his wife Martha Mainous

to W. M. Dooley

confirming a swap

one half acre

 

 

1-533 19 June 1907

L. M. Bell and his wife Mollie Bell, P.O. Major

to Wm Dooley, P.O. Booneville

$700

54 1/2 acres on the Mill Rock branch fork of Buck Creek

conveyed to the first parties by M. C. Bell & Martha Bell 19 Sept 1902 N-238

 

1-536 5 Dec 1916

John C. Brewer and Nancy Brewer, his wife of Vincent

to Melvin Dooley of Turin

$1

__ acres on Buck Creek

conveyed to the first party by heirship C-88

patented in the name of John Cole, the first parties being legal heirs at law of John Cole

 

1-537 7 Mar 1914

S. C. Cornett and wife Belle Cornett of Posey

to W. M. Dooley and Josie Dooley of Turin

$100

3 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by L. M. Garrett and wife 7 Feb 1913 Q-459

 

1-539 31 Oct 1928

W. J. Eve and Roxie Eve, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipe line and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telephone lines

right of way through 130 acres on Sturgeon in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-540 9 Oct 1928

Hiram G. Gabbard and Mary Gabbard, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telephone lines

right of way through 30 1/2 acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-542 9 Oct 1928

Sarah M. Evans and William Evans

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline

right of way through __ acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-543 13 Oct 1928

Sarah Bowman Chrisman

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline

right of way through 118 acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-545 20 Feb 1928

Chester A. Gabbard & Lizzie Gabbard his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telephone lines

right of way through 65 acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-546 9 Oct 1928

C. T. Gabbard & Martha Jane Gabbard

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline

right of way through 200 acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-548 9 Oct 1928

Dan Gallagher Jr. and Hattie Gallagher, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline

right of way through 30 acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-549 11 Oct 1928

Sherman Turner and Sarah  Turner his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline

right of way through 30 acres in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-551 7 Mar 1929

Tilford Creech and Cynthia Creech his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telephone lines

right of way through 44 acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-552 12 Dec 1928

Jos. B. Creech and Nancy Creech his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telephone lines

right of way through 44 acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-554 8 Mar 1929

Arthur Creech and Leah Creech his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$1 paid, $0.25 per rod for each pipeline and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telephone lines

right of way through 50 acres on Sturgeon Creek in the precinct of Wild Dog

 

1-555 1 Nov 1927

R. J. Graf and Helen Harriet Graf, his wife, and R. J. Graf, Trustee, all of Chicago, Illinois

to Kentucky West Virginia Gas Company, a West Virginia Corporation

$1

all the oil and gas in 1393 acres

First: W. S. Dudley to R. J. Graf, 15 Sept 1926 27-197 containing 1253 acres

Second: W. S. Dudley to R. J. Graf, 14 Dec 1926 27-413 containing 140 acres

 

1-557 10 Apr 1923

Sarah E. Price and Harvey Price, her husband, Edna Botner and James Botner, her husband, Ella Bond and Alex Bond, her husband, Lucy Eddy and Warren W. Eddy, her husband, Grace Botner and Dewey Botner, her husband, Harvey Price, Guardian for Dora Price and Dewey Price, this being all the heirs of Sarah E. Price, deceased

to Petroleum Exploration

$35

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 675 acres

 

1-559 [X-464] 20 Apr 1923

W M McIntire and Lizzie McIntire his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$34.65

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 45 acres

 

1-560 [X-465] 10 Apr 1923

Ben McIntire and Nancy J. McIntire his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$13.97

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 32 acres

 

1-561 [X-466] 10 Apr 1923

Alex McIntire, a single man

to Petroleum Exploration

$13.32

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 48 acres

 

1-563 [X-473] 11 Apr 1923

D. C. Mainous and Mary Mainous, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$22.87

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 200 acres

 

1-564 [X-471] 11 Apr 1923

Mack Gum, a single man

to Petroleum Exploration

$27.75

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 104 acres

 

1-565[X-470] 11 Apr 1923

N. E. Mainous and Maggie Mainous, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$23.10

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 70 acres

 

1-566 [X-471] 11 Apr 1923

J. B. Isaacs and Sarah E. Isaacs, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$18.70

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 13 1/2 acres

 

1-567 [X-469] 12 Apr 1923

P. S. Treadway and Lucy A. Treadway, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$14.05

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 150 acres

 

1-568 [X-467] 11 Apr 1923

W. B. Venable and Maude Venable, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$4.37

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 10 acres

 

1-569 [X-468] 11 Apr 1923

Mat Venable and Verlie Venable, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$9.06

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 44 acres

 

1-570 [X-463] 12 Apr 1923

Mollie Rowland, single woman, H. H. Rowland and Allie Rowland, his wife

to Petroleum Exploration

$24

right of way for pipeline, telegraph lines, and telephone lines through 35 acres

 

 

2-53 22 June 1914

Henry Bowman Sr.

to David F. Bowman

natural love and affection for the party of the second part as well as for the obligation of the party of the second part to care for and maintain the party of the first part during his natural life

40 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

part of land conveyed to the first parties by William Bowman 20 Sept 1902 S-139

Said party of the first part is to have full controll of said land as long as he lives.

 

2-54 14 May 1929

Roscoe C. Brewer and Eva Brewer, his wife, of Sturgeon

to Chas. L. Seale of Booneville

$200

50 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Robert G. Brewer and N. W. Brewer & wife 28 Feb 1917 2-17 & 2-22

 

2-56 14 May 1929

Chas. L. Seale and Mamie Seale, his wife of Booneville

to Roscoe C. Brewer and Eva Brewer

$50

50 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Roscoe C. Brewer & wife Eva Brewer 14 May 1929 2-55

 

2-57 13 Mar 1874

Curtis W. Hamilton and Sylvestes Hamilton his wife

to Newton Burch

Now the aforesaid Newton Burch is held and firmly bound unto Curtis W. Hamilton and wife to pay Alfred Wilson one hundred and fifty dollars which in hand paid to him to pay Samuel Becknell one hundred and fifty dollars by the 25th day of December 1874 and the aforesaid Newton Burch is to take care of and maintain the aforesaid Curtis W. Hamilton and wife all of their life times for the aforesaid tract of land.  Now the condition of the aforesaid obligation that Curtis W. Hamilton and wife does by these presents relinquish all of their claims to the said land, and it is to hold good both in law and equity at their death and if the said Newton Burch does not comply with the above obligations this is to be null and void

all of the boundary of land that we now are living on

on the right hand fork of Island Creek except a thirteen acre survey deed this day to Alfred Wilson

[signed]

Curtis W. Hamilton his mark

Sylvestes Hamilton her mark

Newton Burch his mark

Samuel Becknell

Nancy Becknell her mark

Alfred Wilon his mark

Martha Jane Wilson her mark

 

2-59 13 Aug 1927

Newton Burch of Blake

to Rhoda Burch same P.O.

$5 and love and affection which he has for his beloved wife

100 acres on Island Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Curtis W. Hamilton and Sylvestes Hamilton his wife 30 Mar 1874 G-166

excepting about 14 acres which Curtis W. Hamilton made a deed to Owel Wilson

 

2-60 13 Aug 1923

A. J. Carmack and Mattie Carmack his wife

to Hubert Mayes

$600

5 acres on Right hand fork of Island Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by R. P. Estridge and wife 19 Feb 1921 W-225

 

2-62 29 Jan 1920

Howell C. Brewer & America Brewer his wife

to Hubert E. Mayes

$1000

75 acres at the head of Orchard Hollow

conveyed by Walter Bryant & wife 11 Aug 1909 P-332

 

2-63 12 Sept 1889

J. W. Baker and Sarah Baker

to Joseph Baker

Joseph Baker agrees with Sarah Baker, his mother to furnish her with a comfortable home, food and raiment during her natural life

88 acres on Indian Creek

Also a second tract

 

2-65 23 Sept 1918

Joel Martin and wife of Major

to Frank Metcalf of Beattyville

$2600

80 acres on Betty Bowman Branch

conveyed to the first parties by Esther Martin & husband & Niram[?] Hutchin[?] 29 Mar 1917 and 22 May 1915 T-263 & S-197

lodged for record 24 Sept 1918 U-464

 

2-67 9 Mar 1921

Frank Metcalf and Ruth Metcalf of Beattyville

to D. B. Dean of Major

$2600

80 acres on Betty Bowman branch

conveyed to first parties by Joel Martin & wife 23 Sept 1918 U-464

 

2-68 11 Apr 1929

Royalty Assignment Deed

Sidney Caudell and Katy Caudell his wife of Earnestville

to Alex Bond and Burgoyne Botner of Vincent

$360.50

one half of all our interest in and to a certain gas[?] well known as Sidney Caudell Gas well No 1 drilled on 50 acres on the waters of Big Sturgeon and little Sturgeon Creek and of record in V-271

This well was drilled and is now owned by Petroleum Exploration Co of Sisterville, W. Va.

 

2-82 [V-183] 8 Dec 1915

Smith Jackson and his wife Rosebel Jackson [also Rosa Bell Jackson] of Scoville

to Robert Bond of Scoville

$1112

60 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by J. S. Rowland 16 Feb 1912 T-126

 

 

2-83 16 Dec 1925

Robert Bond and Martha Bond, his wife, of Scoville

to George Fox and Ellen Fox

$2500

60 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Smith Jackson and Rosa Bell Jackson, his wife, 8 Dec 1915 V-183

 

2-85 31 Oct 1925

I, George Fox, of Sturgeon, P.O. Owsley County, Kentucky, being of legal age and of sound and disposing mind, though feeble in health and desiring to dispose of my real, personal and mixed property in the way I wish to dispose of it.

I make this as my last will and testament -- 1st. I give, devise and bequeath all my real estate that I may own or possess at the time of my death to my beloved wife, Ellen Fox, and our children Lena Fox, Dorothy Fox and George B. Fox, that my wife may have the possession, occupancy and control of said land during her life time and at her death to descend equally to our above named children.

2nd. I give devise to my said beloved Ellen Fox (my wife) all my personal and mixed property which includes  all money, notes and other evidence of debt.  3rd. I give to daughter, Lizzie Moore, who married Elay Moore, Ten ($10.00) Dollars out of my personal estate having heretofore made advancement to her which I consider as her share of my personal estate.

I nominate and make my wife, Ellen Fox, as Executrix of this will and testament and that she perform the functions of this trust without the execution of any bond on her part.

In witness whereof, I have signed, published and declared this instrument as my last will and testament in said County and state aforesaid.  This October 31, 1925

George Fox his mark

Witnesses: W. H. Childs, N. S. Burns, Blaine Wilson, John D. Chadwell

 

the last will and testament of George Fox, deceased, was on the 3rd day of May, 1926, produced in open court

 

2-87 22 Feb 1924

M. B. Garrett and Minerva Garrett, his wife of Levi

to Lincoln Cole of Viper, Perry Co.

$1250

23.75 acres on Lick & Coal Branches of Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Stella C. Cole & others and Barney Angel &c 3 Feb 1911, 17 Mar 1915, Q-489 & U-330

 

2-89 16 July 1914

R. S. Bowman and wife Decia Jane Bowman

to Matilda Bowman

$1 and as her part of the estate of R. S. Bowman

40 acres on the head waters of Little Sturgeon Cr.

part of land conveyed to the first parties by John Rowland heirs 30 Dec 1896 I-514 & L. M. Garrett 10 June 1905 I-153

 

2-90 29 Oct 1928

Harden Peters and his wife Bertha Peters of Blake, P.O.

to WM Thomas of same P.O.

$850

32.75 acres on Right Hand Fork of Island Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Daniel Peters & wife Mollie Peters 27 Oct 1928 27-__

 

 

2-92 1 Sept 1913

T. C. Fullen and Carrie E. Fullen, his wife of Booneville

to H. H. Moore, Booneville

$2500

__ acres in Booneville on Mulberry Street

conveyed to the first parties by Bruce, Axie, Mary C., Robert B., J. H. and Birdie Woodward 1 Nov 1904 M-427

There is excepted out of this deed the lot J. C. Fullen and wife sold to the Owsley County Deposit Bank 3 Oct 1904[?] M-500

 

2-94 6 May 1918

the Owsley County Deposit Bank by M. C. Hughes President and Chas. Eversole Cashier

to H. H. Moore

$100

__ acres in Booneville on Mulberry Street

part of the land conveyed to the first parties by T. C. Fullen & wife 3 Oct 1904 M-500

 

2-95 24 Feb 1921

B. M. Hensley of New Trenton, Indiana

to J. W. King of Taft

$900

50 acres on Anglin Branch waters of Sexton Creek known as the Becca Branch a part of the J. R. Hensley farm

conveyed to the first party by J. R. Hensley and Elizabeth Hensley 3 Dec 1917 & 17 Dec 1919 V-261 & V-451

 

2-97 28 Jan 1926

J. W. King & Sarah J. King, of Taft

to H. C. King of same P.O.

$150

2 acres on Sextons Creek

part of the same tract of land conveyed to the party of the first part by J. R. Thompson & wife 29 Oct 1912 V-635

 

2-98 21 Feb 1907

Thomas McQueen and wife Eada Ellen McQueen, Post Office Taft

to Jefferson W. King, Taft

$675

60 acres on Sextons Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Beatty McQueen and his wife Holey McQueen 16 Sept 1905 M-572

 

2-99 23 Apr 1908

Beatty McQueen and Mahaley McQueen, his wife of High knob, P.O. Jackson County

to J. W. King of Taft

$1100

125 acres on Sextons Creek at the mouth of the Pole Cat Branch

part of the same tract of land conveyed to the party of the first part by William Hignite and wife 5 Oct 1896 K-28

 

2-101 2 June 1908

George Freeman and Emily Freeman, his wife of Peoples, P.O. Jackson County

to Jefferson King of Taft P.O.

$325

100 acres on the Bungan Branch known as the Bill Evans land

conveyed to the party of the first part by the Owsley Circuit Court at Sept. term, 1902 L-85

 

2-102 2 Mar 1907

Beatty McQueen and Mahaley McQueen, his wife of High Knob, P.O. Jackson County

to Jefferson King and Sarah J. King his wife of Taft

$116

10 acres on Sexton Creek

part of the same tract of land conveyed to the party of the first part by William Hignite 5 Oct 1896 K-28

 

2-270 25 Dec 1918

Certificate of Person Performing Marriage Ceremony

To be delivered to parties married               No. 32.

I, T. F. Hale a minister of the Church of Christ, or religious order of that name, do certify that on the 25 day of Dec. 1918, at John Whicker's, Green Hall, Kentucky, under authority of a license issued by T. J. Green, Clerk of County Court of Owsley County, State of Kentucky, dated the 23 day of Dec. 1918, I united Eugene C. Sexton and Ethel E. Whicker, husband and his wife, in the presence of H. L. Hyden, T. C. Sexton and Bud Thomas.

Given under my hand, this 25 day of Dec. 1918.

T. F. Hale, Minister

 

2-270 1 Mar 1909

L. C. Rose and Emma L. Rose his wife of Winchester

to E. Z. Spencer of Lerose

$2200

158 acres on the Road fork of Meadow Creek

a portion of the land inherited from my father R. W. Rose deceased, of which first party L. C. Rose & G. B. Rose were the heirs and only heirs of the said R. W. Rose deceased and by deed from G. B. Rose and wife Jan 1918

 

2-273 19 Sept 1914

L. C. Rose and Emma Rose his wife of Clark County

to Ezekiel Spencer

$575

38 1/4 acres on the Road fork of Meadow Creek

a portion of the land inherited from first party (L. C. Rose) of his father R. W. Rose January 1888 N-465

 

2-275 Jan 1926

S. B. Shepherd and Florence Shepherd his wife of Booneville

to Nannie Combs

$1 and love and affection they have for their daughter and an equal one ninth part of the landed estate of the parties of the first part

__ acres on the south fork of the Kentucky river

conveyed to the first parties by H. B. Hampton & Rebecca Hampton his wife 28 May 1886 N-309

 

2-277 5 July 1929

J. W. King and Sarah J. King of Taft

to Grant Madden, Taft

$1000

45 acres on Sexton Creek

conveyed to the first parties by J. T. Sizemore 23 Jan 1926 27-110

 

2-278 24 July 1903

Riley Singleton and wife Cattie Singleton and David Allen and Joby Alen and wife Rosey Alen

to William Sims[?]

$60

on the south fork of the Kentucky River known as tract No 7 of the Able Bishop farm

 

2-279 25 July 1918

H. C. Eversole and Emily Eversole his wife of the County of Jackson

to William Sims

$100

__ acres on the Ance Sandlin branch

Party of the 1st part obtained a deed conveyance to the above boundary of land from W. E. Rice 26 Oct 191_[?] and not recorded.

 

 

2-281 25 July 1918

Sarah Nobly[?], Post office address Conkling

to William Sims

$60

__ acres on the Upper Able Bishop Branch

conveyed by W. A. Rabins[?] 6 June 1989 H-415

 

2-282 7 Sept 1875

Wesley Reynolds and Nancy Reynolds his wife

to Leander Reynolds

$100

200 acres on the left hand fork of Cow Creek

 

2-284 26 July 1918

Leander Reynolds and wife Rachel Reynolds of Cow Creek

to Roy [Ray?] D. Reynolds of Cow Creek

for and in consideration of love and affection and the further consideration herein after stated

__ acres on the left hand fork of Cow Creek.  The first parties however reserves unto themselves the management and control of said land for and during their joint lives and for the surviver during the remainder of his or her life and the there[?] farm for said lives and life[?] and the said second party is to pay each of the following named persons who are his sisters $100: Ada Wilson, Regina Griffith, Hattie Moore and Mittie Rose

 

2-285 7 June 1921

Otto Reynolds and wife Anne Reynolds of Cow Creek

to Roy D. Reynolds of same place

$500

75 acres on Left hand fork of Cow Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Leander Reynolds and wife Rachel Reynolds 7 Mar 1887 H-426

 

2-287 15 Feb 1912

Henry Gay and his wife Nancy Gay of Mistletoe Post Office

to Morris Gay

$550

75 acres on Rattle Snake branch of Buffalo Creek

part of tract of land conveyed to the first parties by James Bishop & wife 3 Nov 1897 J-626

 

2-289 16 Oct 1920

Jesse Dean and Jane Dean, his wife

to Morris Gay

$550

15 acres on Upper Buffalo Creek on the Jesse Lot Branch

part of the tract of land conveyed to the first parties by Ezekiel Dean and Kizzie Dean his wife 25 July 1896 K-290

being part of a survey made for Robert Ponder and Richard Kelly containing 260 acres

 

2-290 22 Sept 1925

Kenis[?] Daniel and his wife Lula Daniel

to Morris Gay and his wife Maybelle Gay

$150

4 acres on Upper Buffalo Creek on the east bank of Rattle Snake Branch

conveyed to the first parties by Morris Gay and his wife Maybelle Gay 14 Aug 1920 W-22

 

 

2-292 17 May 1929

Daniel Brewer guardian for Gladys Sandlin, Elmer Brewer, Robert Brewer and Pauline Brewer, Lillian King, Lawrence King, Gertrude Strong and Walter Strong [all heirs of Clay Brewer]

to Petroleum Exploration

$0.25 per rod for each pipe line and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telegraph lines of which the sum $1 in hand paid

right to lay and operate pipeline through 100 acres on Sturgeon Creek

 

2-294 20 May 1929

John F. Brewer and Martha Brewer his wife of Pheba Mississippi

to Petroleum Exploration

$0.25 per rod for each pipe line and $0.50 per foot for all telegraph and telegraph lines of which the sum $1 in hand paid

right to lay and operate pipeline through 511 acres on Island Creek

 

 

2-385 9 Mar 1905

J. R. Hurst and Malissa Hurst his wife

to William Smith

$100

25 acres on Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

conveyed to Malissa Hurst by J. W. Seale K-220

 

2-387 26 July 1913

Robert Stephens and Eliza Stephens his wife

to William Smith

$100

20 acres on the left fork of Sugar Camp branch of Meadow Creek

a portion of same land conveyed to the first parties by D. H. Reynolds 9 Jan 1909 P-40

 

2-388 17 Dec 1919

Wm. Calahan & his wife Tish Calahan

to Isaac Marshall

$800

35 acres on lower Wolf Creek

part of the land of Elizabeth Thomas (Deceased) and A. B. Marshall to the grantor by deed 13 July 1911 V-487

 

2-390 24 June 1922

Benjamin McIntire and Mary J. McIntire his wife of Buck Creek, Willie McIntire and Lizzie McIntire his wife of Levi, Pricilla McIntire and Matilda McIntire of Buck Creek, Maggie Mainous and Edgar Mainous her husband of Vincent, Alex Bond [s/o Wm Bond & Nancy McIntire] and Ella Bond [nee Price] his wife of Buck Creek, Henry [should be Harvey s/o Wm Bond & Nancy McIntire] Bond and Prescova Bond [nee Price] his wife of Walsenburg Colo. and Rebecca Hamilton [d/o Wm Bond & Nancy McIntire] and Claud Hamilton her husband of the county of Arlington, state of Virginia, Charly Bond of Colorado Springs Colo., Alexander McIntire Jr. of Buck Creek and Sally Bond and Henry[?] Bond her husband of Malcom Ky., Mollie Mainous and George Mainous her husband of Scoville

to Chester A. McIntire of London

$1

22 acres and 102 square rods on the road fork of the Bowman fork of Little Sturgeon Creek

being a portion of the landed estate of Alexander McIntire Sr. deceased of record in  Deed Books F, G, H, J, K pages 582, 88, 463, 130, 37

 

 

2-409 9 Sept 1929

Alfred Bowling and his wife Lucy Jan Bowling of Ricetown

to Samuel Murrell of Eversole

$900

70 acres on Bear Run Creek [on the ridge at the head of Sugar Camp Creek]

conveyed to the first parties by Ezekiel Spencer Dec 1908

This deed is made in lieu of a deed heretofore made by first parties to second party Nov 1912

 

2-411 20 May 1916

Dillard L. Wilson and his wife Jeanette Wilson

to Stephen A. Gabbard

$650

__ acres [at the] mouth of the Sugar Camp branch [adjoining the land of Samuel Wilson]

conveyed to the party of the first part by R. R. Wilson's heirs 5 Feb 1909 P-424

 

2-412 22 Apr 1915

Martha Eversole and her husband Alfred Eversole of Cow Creek

to S. A. Gabbard of Cow Creek

$2500

35 acres on Cow Creek, on the north bank opposite the mouth of the Pleasant Moore branch

conveyed to the first parties by John W. Frost and others 9 Jan 1908 O-45

[mentions a deed from Wesley Eversole to Martha Eversole, and a deed from P. M. Moore to Richard Moore, and a deed from Jacob Gabbard to Elias Moore]

 

2-414 7 Dec 1927

In the action of Owsley County Deposit Bank, Plaintiff, against Carlo Gay and Ella Gay and Ella S. Gay, Administratrix of the estate of Carlo Gay, deceased, Defendants, pending in the Owsley Circuit Court, an order was entered at the December term, 1925, directing David Deaton, Master Commissioner of said Court, to expose for sale at public auction, to the highest and best bidder the property hereinafter described; and whereas, said property was sold in accordance with said order, on the 5 day of December, 1927, for the sum of $628.25, when Owsley County Deposit Bank became the purchaser thereof

Carlo Gay, Ella Gay, and Ella S. Gay, Administratrix of the estate of Carlo Gay, deceased

to Owsley County Deposit Bank

35 acres on the swamp branch of Buck Creek just below the curve in the road that turns up where Daniel Hall lived in the year 1916

 

2-417 1 Mar 1920

Mildred Price and Isaac Price her husband of Levi P.O.

to Floyd L. Price of same P.O.

$1600

57 13/20 acres on the extreme northfork of Buck Creek

part of same land conveyed to the first parties by Charles W. Hogg, Master Commissioner, 20 Jan 1899 K-196

[mentions a deed from Patrick Mayes to Levi Ross and a deed from Everett Ross to Mildred Price]

 

2-419 17 Jan 1911

John P. Hale and his wife Sarah Hale

to Lee Judd

$465

__ acres on Buck Creek

part of the Old Rowland farm and conveyed to the party of the first part by John Rowland's heirs 31 May 1897 P-330

 

 

2-420 4 Feb 1911

W. L. Flanery and his wife Cynthia E. Flanery of Posey, Ky.

to Lee Judd

$200

30 acres on Buck Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Joel P. Flanery 31 Mar 1903 U-420

being a part of the Old Sanford Rowland farm

 

2-422 23 Dec 1913

James R. Flanery and his wife Mattie A. Flanery of Posey, Ky.

to Lee Judd of Posey, Ky.

$200

30 acres on Buck Creek in the gap of the ridge between Buck Creek and the Betty Bowman branch

conveyed to the first parties by J. S. Rowland and Florence Rowland 8 Feb 1912 P-615

 

2-424 [J-636] 3 Nov 1897

James Bishop and Roady Bishop [his wife] of Clay County

to Henry Gay

$150

__ acres on Buffalo Creek in the Rattle snake branch

 

2-426 9 Dec 1924

Henry Gay and Nancy Gay, his wife

to David C. Gay

$1

1. __ acres on Buffalo Creek on the Rattle Snake branch the same property conveyed to Henry Gay by James and Roady Bishop 3 Nov 1897 J-636 and a part of which was conveyed to Henry Gay to his wife, Nancy Gay, 27 Oct 1921 Y-111

2. on the Rattlesnake branch of Buffalo Creek, we hereby sign away all our interest of a 120 acre survey made in the name of Lacy Abner by patent No. 34950 recorded in Book No. 63 page 152 Land Office, Frankfort, Kentucky being same property conveyed to Henry Gay by Harvey Abner and others 17 Apr 1901 U-337

3. 14 1/2 acres lying between the lands above described and the boundary line between Owsley and Clay Counties, and conveyed to grantor by the State of Kentucky, by patent dated year 1911

The grantors herein expressly reserves to themselves the right to occupy the dwelling and surrounding structures now existing on said lands, and the privilege to cultivate the lands and to use coal and timber for their private use, for and during their natural lives

 

2-428 20 Aug 1929

David C. Gay and his wife Gertrude Gay of Hamilton, Ohio

to Morris Gay and his wife Maybelle Gay of North Beach, Md.

$200

100 acres on the Rattlesnake branch of Upper Buffalo Creek [on the Clay County line]

conveyed to the first parties by Henry Gay 15 Feb 1925 Y-618

[same land as in 2-426]

 

2-430 20 Aug 1929

David C. Gay and his wife Gertrude Gay of Hamilton, Ohio

to Morris Gay of North Beach, Md.

$100

150 acres on the Rattlesnake Branch of Upper Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Mrs. Nancy Gay 13 Feb 1925 Y-618

 

2-432 30 Apr 1926

W. A. Garrett and Minnie M. Garrett, his wife, of Pebwroth

to Addison Farley of same P.O.

$1900

10 acres on Duck Fork of Sturgeon

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Talton Farley 17 June 1907 P-327

 

2-434 8 Mar 1905

A. J. Kidd and his wife Maggie Kidd of Travellers Rest

to H. H. Mainous of Levi

$1050

135 1/2 acres on Little Sturgeon and known as the Jordan Warren land

 

2-435 13 Feb 1928

Levi Morris and Martha J. Morris, his wife, of Warren County, Ohio, formerly of Mistletoe, Ky.

to Lewis Barrett of Lawrenceberg, Indiana

$1

35 acres on Bunches branch of Upper Buffalo Creek

part of the land conveyed to grantors by Lewis Barrett 1 Apr 1924 Y-348

 

2-437 31 Aug 1905

H. C. Combs

to R. W. Becknell

$100

one town lot situated in the town of Booneville, Ky. on the west side of Mulberry street

 

2-438 19 Jan 1895

A. B. McGuire and Helen McGuire, his wife

to R. W. Becknell

$2500 paid as follows, viz: The said R. W. Becknell assumes and agrees to pay to James M. Sebastian a debt that first party owes to said Sebastian and secured by mortgage on the property herein conveyed said debt amounting to $834.14 on this day; also tract of land where said Becknell now lives, at the price of $1500; also the further sum of $165.86 in cash

500 acres at the mouth of Fish Creek [and along the] Tom Bennett branch

 

2-439 15 Apr 1910

Emily Hall and her husband, Daniel Hall

to R. W. Becknell

$30

1 acre on the southfork of the Ky. river about 2 1/2 miles below and on same side of river on which Booneville is situated [and] at the mouth of Fish Trap branch

a portion of the land conveyed to the first parties by H. C. Eversole & Emily Eversole his wife, 23 Dec 1909 P-38

 

2-441 2 July 1895

W. B. Bullock late sheriff of Owsley County

to R. W. Becknell

whereas an execution No. 22 which issued from the Clerk's office of the Owsley Circuit Court on the 6 day of October, 1885, in favor of H. C. Hogg against A. B. McGuire for the sum of two hundred dollars with interest from Dec. 22 1879 at the rate of 6% per annum, also the sum of $7.15 for costs, said execution was placed in my hands as sheriff aforesaid on the 8 day of October 1885, and while in my hands and in full force and effect was levied on the following tract of land.

on the southfork of the Ky. river at the mouth of the Fish Trap branch just opposite or across the river from the old home farm of A. B. McGuire

having legally advertised the time place and terms of the sale thereof

on the 14 day of Dec. at the court house door in the town of Booneville, Ky.

S. P. Hogg became the purchaser at the price of $300.  Said S. P. Hogg having satisfied the sale bonds now directs the part of the first part to make the deed to R. W. Becknell

A. B. McGuire and his wife Helen McGuire join in this deed for the purpose of relinquishing all their rights, title and interest in the above land

 

 

2-443 [W-273] 5 May 1921

Leonard Becknell of Booneville

to Mary Becknell (Leonard's wife) of Booneville

for and in consideration of the love and affection

50 acres on southfork of Ky. river at the mouth of Fish Creek

being one tenth of same land inherited from my father, R. W. Becknell 29 Jan 1895 J-262

Also all of my undivided interest in a tract of land owned by said R. W. Becknell on the opposite side of the southfork of Ky. river just opposite the above tract of land.

 

2-444 15 Apr 1922

Mary Becknell and her husband, Leonard Becknell of Booneville

to Charles W. Becknell of same place

$950

an undivided one tenth interest in 50 acres on the Southfork river

conveyed to the first parties by Leonard Becknell 5 May 1921 W-273

All the one-tenth undivided interest in and to the R. W. Becknell home farm on both sides of the southfork of the Kentucky river about two miles below Booneville.

at the mouth of Fish Creek

being the land conveyed to R. W. Becknell by either H. C. Hogg or S. P. Hogg

 

2-446 1 Apr 1922

J. M. Helton and his wife Easter Helton of Pebworth P.O.

to Richard McIntosh during his natural life and Nannie B. McIntosh of Ricetown

$600

36 acres on I. H. Gabbard branch of Indian Creek

conveyed to the first parties by T. P. Gabbard & wife and Nimrod McIntosh & wife 19 Aug 1919 and 29 Aug 1919 U-257 & W-352

 

2-448 [T-193] 10 Feb 1911

S. W. Maupin and his wife Mary Maupin, P.O. Conkling

to Ibbie Sanders

$400

35 acres on Doe Creek

part of same land conveyed to the first parties by B. P. Ambrose, Special Commissioner, March term 1883 J-368

Said second party is not get[?] any right to sell said land without the consent of said first parties during their lifetime.  Said first party is to have the right to sell said land if he was to sell his land adjoining said second party's land by paying said second party their money back -- $400

 

2-450 2 May 1904

Green B. Wilson and his wife Delora Wilson

to William Wilson

$500

__ acres on the left hand fork of Cow Creek

 

2-584 16 Apr 1906

J. D. Creech & Ida M. Creech, his wife

to A. J. Creech

$400

25 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to first party by Enoch Creech & wife 2 Dec 1903 M-615

 

 

3-64 2 Sept 1919

D. B. Gabbard of Gabbard P.O.

to John Burton of Breathitt County

$2000

200 acres on left hand fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by W. P. Gabbard and Elisha Gabbard and wife 13 Apr 1911 and 2 Jan 1913 P-560 & R-362

 

3-66 6 Feb 1928

Alex Herald and his wife Malvery Herald of Booneville

to Eva Lee Spencer of Booneville

$1

2 acres on Buck Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by D. G. Wilson and Hubert Wilson 13 Jan 1920 V-490

If this parcel of land should be taken for the purpose of building a dam while first party owns it, then in that event first party is to have an euqal one-half of the proceeds derived therefrom.

 

3-68 12 Aug 1928

C. C. Becknell and Wilda Becknell of Island City

to Chester Allen and Lucy Allen of Levi

$600, $350 in hand paid and $250 given as their interest in their fathers estate.

45 acres on the Holley fork of Island Creek

part of same land conveyed to the first parties by Charley Peters and Dora Peters 2 Aug 1922 27-22

 

3-70 31 Jan 1927

Albert Smith and his wife Martha Smith of Lerose

to Mose Elkins and Talitha Collins of Lerose

$750

60 acres on Table Tree Branch of Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Robert Stevens & wife 11 Feb 1921 W-347

 

3-71 20 Oct 1925

Grant Evans and Martha Evans, his wife

to Maggie Zion and James Zion of Levi

$75

1/2 acre on Buck Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by John Hughes & wife 19 Mar 1925 Z-87

 

3-73 22 Feb 1914

Carter Bowman and his wife Jane Bowman

to Brice Dean

$1350

200 acres on Winklers Branch

conveyed to the first parties by Zack Bowman, Burrell Steel, Henry Bowman and the heirs of Henry Bowman Sr J-632 P-24 P-124 [possibly L-?]

 

3-75 22 Sept 1927

Eliza Truman (formerly Eliza Helton) wife of William Helton, deceased, Harrison Helton and Mary Helton his wife, Sarah Lucas (formerly Sarah Helton) and Jesse Lucas her husband, Mary Wallace (formerly Mary Helton) and Clarence Wallace, her husband, and Theodore Helton, a single man, the said Eliza Truman (formerly Eliza Helton) and said Harrison Helton, Sarah Lucas (formerly Sarah Helton), Mary Wallace (formerly Mary Helton) and Theodore Helton, being the widow and children and only heirs -at-law of said William Helton, deceased

to Alex Bishop

$1

on Fish Trap Branch of Upper Buffalo Creek [on the Clay County line]

part of same land conveyed to Jesse Baker and Emily Baker his wife, by G. W. Garrett and wife 5 Apr 1910 P-86

 

 

3-77 [Z-170] 15 Feb 1924

Eva Breeding and Mortan G. Breeding, her husband of Weir, Kansas

to John Breeding of Winchester, Kentucky

$1035.25

our one-tenth part of an undivided tract of land owned by my father, R. W. Becknell at the time of his death on the southfork of the Kentucky river about two miles below Booneville, consisting of about 600 acres

deeded by Arch McGuire to R. W. Becknell J-262

Mrs. Mary J. Wilson, mother of (Eva Breeding) and W. F. Wilson her husband join in this deed of conveyance for the purpose of relinquishing all their right, title and interest in and to the foregoing

 

3-78 [V-172] 28 Mar 1919

Thomas Forman Company, a corporation, with its principal office at Detroit, Wayne County, State of Michigan, and with a branch office at Heidelburg, Lee County

to Irvine Daniel of Do[o]rway

$1 and the further consideration of 86 1/2 acres of land on the Barbum Branch on the right hand fork of Buffalo Creek, this day deeded to first party by Irvine Daniel and Lettie Daniel his wife, and G. W. Daniel and Lucy Daniel, his wife

87 1/2 acres on the right hand fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

83 1/2 acres by deed from T. C. Fuller and wife 6 Jan 1914 R-476

remaining 4 acres from the Forman Earle Company and is known as part of the A. R. Sparks[?] tract of land, as deeded to the New Era Land Company

 

3-81 5 Oct 1921

G. C. Rose and Anna Rose, his wife, of Lerose P.O.

to Carl L. Barrett of Lerose, P.O.

$3093.75

123 3/4 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first party by Tom[?] J. Rose & others 16 Jan 1919 U-602

on the right had fork of Meadow Creek corner  to deed from Sam[?] J. Rose & others to G. B. Rose

 

3-109 12 Nov 1928

Ballard Becknell and Dova Becknell his wife, of Blake, P.O.

to H. L. Becknell and Mattie Becknell, Blake, P.O.

$300

30 acres on right hand fork of Island Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Minnie Carmack, Lucy Harvey and others 25 July 1925 27-308

 

3-138 9 Apr 1924

Ludema Gilbert, Berry and Susan Gilbert, Sidney and Martha Gilbert, Martela[?] and Willie Coomer, Maxaline and Elijah Sandlin, Richard and Kate Gilbert, Lydda and Pearl Stamper, Ezekiel and Rose Gilbert, Charley and Julia Gilbert

to Elizabeth Cornett

for and in consideration of an equal division in landed estate of Kenis Gilbert (deceased)

35 acres on Upper Buffalo Creek and being a tenth part in the land conveyed to the first parties father Kenis Gilbert (deceased) by W. E. Rice and wife, John Sandlin and wife, Jos. M. Baker & etc and A. Allen &c, I-518 N-601

 

3-140 1 Jan 1930

Sherman Turner and his wife Sarah Turner of Vincent

to Alex Bond and Burgoyne Botner of Vincent

$500

30 acres on Crane Creek of Little Sturgeon

conveyed to the first parties by H. T. Phillips and others 12 Dec 1916 1-351

 

3-142 6 Sept 1929

James Lyttle of Blake

to M. C. Neely of New Port, Kentucky

$2500

200 acres on the right hand fork of Island Creek at the head of Fish Branch

conveyed to the first parties by Loyd Day and Jane Day his wife 22 Mar 1912 W-62

 

3-143 Certificate of Person Performing Marriage Ceremony

I, W. L. Merrin, a Minister of the Presbyterian Church or religious order of that name, do certify that on the 29th day of March, 1928, at Levi, Kentucky, under authority of a license issued by T. J. Green, Clerk of the County Court of Owsley County, State of Kentucky, dated the 23 day of March, 1928, I united Joseph Evans and Fannie Angel Husband and his wife, in the presence of Willie Evans and wife.

Given under my hand, this 29 day of March 1928.

W. L. Merrin, Minster of the Gospel

 

3-144 2 Aug 1909

Liza D. Ross, now Liza D. Cole & husband Johnny Cole

to Martin Hughes

$40

My entire and undivided interest in the landed estate of my father Huram Ross on Buck Creek

 

3-145 24 Apr 1893

Huram Ross and wife Sarah Ross

to Martin Hughes

$35

one acre lot on the west side of one fork of Buck Creek

[adjoining] a tract of land sold by the party of the first part to Dr. Stephen Sanders

 

3-146 12 Feb 1906

Robert S. Bowmand and Dicy Jane Bowman his wife

to William Bowman

$500 of which $75 in cash and $425 his part of the real estate of the party of the first part, he being one of the legal heirs

72 1/2 acres on Buck Creek in a gap of the ridge between Buck Creek and what is known Potato Hill fork of Little Sturgeon

 

3-148 5 Jan 1928

Jessie Seale (nee Moyers) of Turin P.O. (widow)

to Lucy S. Garrett of Booneville, Daisy Campbell of Lerose, Thomas R. Moyers of Welchburg, Jackson County, and Mabel Judd of Ashville, N.C.

$300 and the further consideration of the division of the landed estate of I. A. Moyers (deceased)

All my undivided interest in certain real estate on what is known as Milltown or South Booneville

conveyed to the first parties father I. A. Moyers by L. H. Minter & wife, S. K. Ramey & wife and Clay Harvey 18 Mar 1901, 7 Oct 1896 & 11 Sept 1913 K-523, J-502, R-125

First Tract: 48 acres [adjoining] a deed made from George Boling &c to J. E. Minter

Second Tract:

Third Tract: [adjoining] a deed from C. H. Minter to I. A. Moyers

There is excepted from the first tract of land herein a small boundary of land deeded by Thomas R. Moyers and others to Jessie Seale 30 Dec 1927

 

3-150 19 Aug 1885

Richard Marcum and Sarah his wife, Enoch Creech and Mary his wife, John Vicars and Lotty his wife and Elcanah Tackett and Honora his wife all of the County of Jackson [heirs at law of the said Olover Tackett (deceased)]

to Joseph Tackett

$6 to each of the aforesaid party

all their undivided interest in and to a certain tract of land deeded to Olover Tackett (deceased) by Hiram Gabbard lying on Little Sturgeon Creek, it being the same land owned by said Olover Tackett (deceased)

 

3-152 17 Nov 1887

Lettia Farmer and Neal Farmer, John Tackett and Mary Tackett, his wife and Nancy L. Tackett

to Joseph Tackett, all of the state of Ky. and Counties of Jackson and Owsley

$8 each

all their undivided interest in and to a certain tract of land deeded to Olover Tackett (deceased) by Hiram Gabbard lying on Little Sturgeon Creek

Nancy L. Tackett who only conveys her remaineder in said estate that is her interest after her death but is to hold her interest during her natural life

 

3-153 1 Aug 1919

Cyntha Marrion and her husband John C. Marrion [also Marion] of Lockport, Henry Co., Ky.

to Joseph N. Tackett of Earnestville, Owsley Co.

$25

75 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

being their part of the land conveyed to the first parties by heirship of Oliver Tackett (deceased) 14 Apr 1866 E-363

patented in the name of Hiram Gabbard 1 Apr 1850 for 150 acres #14597

 

3-155 28 Dec 1918

Bertie Evans and Elmer Evans of Pebworth and Cynthia McIntire of Levi and Fred McIntire her husband

to Harrison Tackett of Earnestville

$8

69 acres on Big and Little Sturgeon Creek, about one pole from the mouth of Little Sturgeon Creek and on the east side of same and on the south side of Big Sturgeon

conveyed to the first parties by heirship from Sylvester Isaacs then their father Clay Hall by patent or grant 6 Oct 1883 book 108 page 284

 

 

3-157 6 Dec 1913

Hargis Phillips and Bertha Phillips his wife of Earnestville

to Joseph N. Tackett of Travellers Rest

$26.60

4 1/20 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

being one patent and a part of land conveyed to the first parties by his father's estate (Theopholus Phillips, deceased) bearing date of patent 25 July 1913

 

3-158 12 Dec 1916

Henry T. Phillips and Ollie Phillips his wife or Roark, Ky., Hargis Phillips and Bertha Phillips his wife of Earnestville

to Harrison Tackett of Earnestville

$125

25 acres on Little Sturgeon and known as the Theophelus Phillips land

part of the same land conveyed to the party of the first part by H. B. Hampton by bond bearing date 11 Mar 1861 T-145

 

3-159 28 Jan 1929

Sallie Tackett, widow of J. N. Tackett (deceased) of Earnestville

to Harrison Tackett of Beattyville, Leonard Tackett [of] Fixer, Ben Tackett, Vincent, Green Tackett, Harvey Tackett, Robert Tackett, Bill Tackett, Lucy Gabbard (nee Tackett) of Earnestville, Ike Tackett, Hamilton, Ohio, Lillie Brandenburg, Okre, Ohio, Martha Hall, Covington, Ky., and Manda Marcum of Ludlow, Ky., only heirs of J. N. Tackett, (decd.)

for and in consideration of the sum for love and affection

on Little and Big Sturgeon Creeks

all the interest I have in the land conveyed to the first parties' husband J. N. Tackett J-607, H-438, O-406, P-519, W-426, Y-447, Y-448, 3-157, 3-158

 

3-161 21 Nov 1905

G. B. Caudell and Jane Caudell, his wife

to Joseph N. Tackett

$600

70 acres on south bank of Main Sturgeon Creek

 

3-163 15 Nov 1929

Bethel Mae Harris and Robert Harris, her husband, Louvinia Harris and Preston Harris, her husband

to Harrison Tackett, Leonard Tackett, Lillie Brandenburg, Maude Marcum, Lucy Gabbard, Harvey Tackett, Robert Tackett, William Tackett, Isaac Tackett, Ben Tackett, Martha Hall

$25

150 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

patented by the Commonwealth of Kentucky to Hiram Gabbard on 28 Mar 1849, patent No. 14957 and same land conveyed by Hiram Gabbard to Oliver Tackett 14 Apr 1866 6-363 and the intereset which descended to Curtis Tackett from his father, Oliver Tackett, deceased, and which was inherited by the said Bethel Harris from her father, Curtis Tackett, deceased, she being his only child and heir at law

The said Robert Harris, husband of Bethel Harris, joins herein for the purpose of relinquishing any right he has or might have in and to courtesy and homestead in said property.  And the said Louvenia Harris, former wife of Curtis Tackett, deceased, joins herein for the purpose of relinquishing dower in said property

 

3-165 20 Sept 1927

Tinsley Bowman, single, of Booneville

to C. A. Bowman of Booneville

$1500

certain town lots lying in Booneville on Mulberry Street

conveyed to the first party by Daniel W. Barrett and wife Mattie Barrett and husband 3 Nov 1925 27-257 and 27-256

First Lot: on the east side of Mulberry Street

Second Lot: [running from Main Street to Mulberry Street]

 

 

3-167 23 Dec 1929

Mose Elkins and his wife Estelle Elkins, Emma Elkins, Telitha Collins and Orville Elkins, all of Lerose

to Samuel Neeley of same P.O.

$200

20 acres on Meadow Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Albert Smith and Martha Smith 3 Jan 1927 27-64

 

3-168 26 Nov 1928

Frank Spencer and his wife Dora Spencer of Levi

to Smith Jackson of Levi

$525

3 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Arch Judd and wife 7 June 1923 X-381

 

3-170 26 July 1910

George Eversole and his wife Rebecca J. Eversole

to William Eversole

$1

__ acres on Cow Creek

conveyed to the first parties 4 Jan 1871 & 27 Mar 1883 F-577 & G-581

 

3-172 4 July 1904

S. P. Hogg of Owsley County and H. C. Hogg and Martha Hogg of Santa Clara County, California

to H. C. Combs of Booneville

$50

in the town of Booneville at the mouth of Buck Creek, on the west side of Main Street

Including all the land in said boundary not heretofore sold to L. C. Rose.  Also land near the town of Booneville on the North west side of Buck Creek bordering on the Booneville and Beattyville public road

 

3-174 [R-274] 19 Apr 1906

Sally Ann Green and William Green, her husband of Hazard, Perry County

to H. C. Combs of Booneivlle

$10

all our undivided interest which is a one-twelfth part of a certain town lot in Booneville on the west side of Main Street and adjoining the Owsley County jail lot on the north and extending westward to Buck Creek

for a more particular description of said lot reference is made to the deed made from C. B. Hill to J. G. Combs and Patsey Combs G-400

 

3-175 [R-259] 5 Feb 1903

W. T. Seale and his wfie Jane Seale, John G. Seale and his wife Julia Seale, Mary Minter and her husband C. H. Minter, Malissa Hurst and her husband John R. Hurst, C. E. Woods and her husband Ransom Woods, H. C. Seale and Mattie Seale his wife, T. G. Seale and his wife Flora C. Seale, W. C. Seale and Lucinda F. Seale, wife of Robert Seale (Decd.)

to H. C. Combs of Booneville

$135

33 acres on the head waters of the James Moore branch of the south fork of the Ky. river

 

3-177 12 Dec 1907

Mary Wilson and her husband Robert S. Wilson

to H. C. Combs

$15

undivided interest in a town lot in Booneville on the west side of Main Street and known as the Wm P. Hill of J. G. Combs lot

 

 

3-179 31 Dec 1912

Telitha Collins, Booneville P.O.

to H. C. Combs of Booneville

$150

15 acres on head of Lacky Shoal branch

part of same land conveyed to the first parties by H. C. Combs 1 Mar 1909 O-374

 

3-197 16 Dec 1929

Etta B. Bowling and G. A. Bowling, her husband, of Marcelus, Garrard County

to Hall[?] Short of Lerose

whereas on the 20 day of July 1927 the parties of the first part hereto executed a deed to the said party of the second part; and whereas the said deed was destroyed by fire, and whereas the said party of the second part executed four promissory notes to the parties of the first part, and three of said notes being fully satisified, and the fourth note still in force, and standing as a lien against the the said land, now whereas as the parties of the first part desire to execute a new deed in lieu of the said deed lost or destroyed by fire, now therefore in consideration of the sum of $1100 which was paid in cash on the notes fully satisfied except the last note in the sum of $200 which note is yet unpaid, and a lien is retained against the land hereinafter set out

91 1/4 acres on the Buck Fork of the right hand fork of Meadow Creek

part of the same land conveyed by G. B. Rose and wife to who conveyed their interest to first parties, W. C. Rose and etc. W-602

 

3-200 16 Jan 1930

Powers Couch of Mistletoe, P.O.

to Dewey Couch of Mistletoe P.O.

$75

my interest in 30 acres on Rock House fork of Upper Buffalo

conveyed to first parties by being heirs of Maggie Couch

conveyed to Maggie Couch by Warrant of Owsley County, Court 4 Sept 1911 book 124, page 157

 

3-201 13 Mar 1922

Lewis Caudell and wife Fannie Caudell

to Alex Caudell

$400

50 acres on Road branch of the Lucky fork of Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Franky Engold 4 Aug 1905 T-528

 

3-202 9 Jan 1925

John D. Adams and his wife Liddie Adams and Ezekel Adams and his Mandy Adams his wife of Sebastin P.O.

to Alex Caudell of same place

$200

75 acres on Upper Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Eli Bolin and wife to Jane Adams 27 Dec 1902 X-408

 

3-204 24 Feb 1919

Margaret Goodman of Turin, P.O.

to Hargis Goodman of same P.O.

$1 and an equal division of my landed estate, having heretofore deeded or caused to be deeded Burnie[?] Seale and Callie Seale, now Callie Wilson, my white oak land, they being my children by my first husband, Robert B. Seale

60 acres on the south side of the southfork Kentucky river

a portion [of the] land conveyed to the first parties by Elizabeth Reynolds &c By Chas. W. Hogg, Special Comm. 2 June 1902 L-178.  A certain parcel of land in said County and being a portion of the same land layed off to me out of my father P. B. Moore's home farm one mile above Booneville on opposite side of river

 

3-206 8 Oct 1908

J. T. and D. F. Sizemore, Mary E. Sizemore and Mary J. Sizemore

to Wm Moore and wife

$250

50 acres on Sexton Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by William P. Moore's heirs 26 Aug 1907, 1 Aug 1907, 9 Sept 1907, O-431

 

3-208 20 Nov 1923

Fred Edwards of Pebworth

to G. B. Combs of Beattyville, Lee Co.

$1

A one sixteenth royalty interest in and to 24 acres on a tributary of Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first party by Elmer Evans and wife 17 Feb 1922 X-565

 

3-210 18 Nov 1925

C. T. Herndon and Maggie Herndon, his wife

to J. B. Herndon

$50

20 acres on Fish Trap branch

conveyed to first parties by Jalah Herndon 16 Nov 1909 P-114

 

3-211 21 May 1918

Delilah Barger, her husband Willis Barger, Felix Gilbert and Betty Gilbert, Rebecca Bishop and Wm Bishop, Adell Daniel and Wash Daniel, Delilah Burns and Millard Burns, ____? Gilbert, Mary J. McIntosh and Squire McIntosh, Ellen Gilbert and Orlen Gilbert, Ollie C Spurlock & James M. Spurlock, Eliza Jane Couch & Joe Couch, [Daniel Hacker, Malvery Hacker, Rosa Bowlin, Levi Bowlin,] heirs by inheritance of Marinda Gilbert, deceased

to Ance Barger

$100

3 acres on Right Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

a portion of same land conveyed to Marinda Gilbert by Granville Barger 21 Sept 1882 H-56

 

3-213 1 Oct 1917

Charles E. Tackett and Gladys Tackett, his wife of Kalamazoo, Michigan

to Charles Cecil of Travelers Rest

$525

60 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek 1 pole north of the still house branch

conveyed to the first parties by by Laura B. Tackett and the other heirs of W. H. Tackett, decid. 30 Dec 1911 T-357

 

 

3-215 27 Feb 1925

Lucy Mays and James Mays her husband

to Abel Mays

$575

__ acres on the Crain Fork of Cow Creek

This deed is covered by the land deeded to Lucy Mayes 1 Oct 1918 W-254

 

3-217 29 Jan 1930

T. Harvey and his wife Margaret  Harvey of Earnestville

to Alex Bond and Burgoyne Botner of Vincent

$100

all our interest in gas well #1, drilled on the Mollie Gabbard heirs waters of Main Sturgeon and being located on the same land conveyed to the first parties by Hobart Gabbard and Clora Gabbard, his wife 28 May 1928 2-152 containing 23 [acres]

Our interest in this gas well being one sixth

 

3-218 8 Oct 1929

on 3 Apr 1923 R. C. Porter, etc. sold to Robert Amburgey a tract of land X-407 and Mortgage Book 2 page 71

 

3-220 12 Sept 1891

John Strong, Laurinda his wife, James O. Robertson, Margaret, his wife and Charles Robertson and Elizabeth his wife

to Daniel Strong Jr.

$400

66 acres on the Road Branch of Little Sturgeon Creek on the north side of the main road above the house where Charles Robinson now lives

 

3-221 11 July 1922

W. L. Flanery and Cynthia E. Flanery, his wife

to Sarah Bowman and her heirs

$500

118 5/8 acres on Rock House Fork of Little Sturgeon

conveyed to the first parties by Cordy Smith and wife Mary N-284

 

3-223 3 Feb 1930

Ance Barger and wife Alpha Barger, Abner Burns and Peters Burns and Sophie Burns of Mistletoe

to Clabe Hacker and Mollie Hacker of Mistletoe

$350

3 acres on right fork of Buffalo Creek opposite Marida Hacker house

conveyed by Delilah Barger and others 21 Mar 1918 3-11

 

3-225 22 July 1915

Mary Jane McIntosh

to Richard McIntosh

in consideration of the second party furnishing a home at the old homestead and support during her life

175 acres on steel trap fork of buffalo creek

part of same land conveyed to first party T-487

 

3-226 20 Feb 1926

Martha Stamper (widow) of Sebastian, P.O.

to Wm McIntosh of Ricetown

$600

__ acres on a tributary of the Lucky Fork of Upper Buffalo Cr.

conveyed to the first parties by Richard Rice & wife 28 Aug 1900 T-490

 

 

3-228 22 June 1885

Franklin Burns

to George Baker, Jr.

$60

__ acres on Upper Buffalo Creek at the mouth of the first left hand fork of the Rock house fork

 

3-229 1 Apr 1930

Ezekiel Gilbert and his wife Rosa Gilbert of Sebastian P.O.

to John Baker and Malinda Baker, his iwfe of same P.O.

$150

9 acres on Lucky Fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Ludema Gilbert 16 Feb 1925 2-380

 

3-230 [W-549] 9 May 1922

Perry Gabbard and wife Sarah Gabbard of Ricetown

to W. B. Huff of Ricetown

$200

25 acres on I. H. Gabbard branch on the south east side

part of same land conveyed to first parties by W. A. Helton & wife 4 Nov 1921 W-544

 

3-232 29 Mar 1930

W. B. Huff and Liddie Huff, his wife, King's Mill, O. of Warren County, Ohio

to Add Ledford, Newport, Ky.

$1

25 acres on I. H. Gabbard branch on the south east side

part of the same land conveyed to Perry Gabbard by W. A. Helton & wife 4 Nov 1921 W-544

conveyed to first parties by Perry Gabbard and wife Sarah Gabbard 9 Mar 1922 W-549 3-230

 

3-233 [27-30] 13 Sept 1928 [should be 1926]

Mat Behymer and Rachael Behymer, his wife, and Georgia Eller Allen and Robert Allen, her husband, all heirs of G. W. Behymer

to Wilson E. Terry of Cow Creek

$200

our undivided interest in the land of G. W. Behymer, deceased. 

30 acres on Indian Creek

conveyed to the first parties by J. M. Helton and wife 31 Jan 1923 X-281

Beginning in a line of a deed from H. H. Rice to L. G. Moore where it crosses the I. H. Gabbard branch

 

3-235 26 Mar 1927

Wilson E. Terry & wife Rose Terry of Cow Creek

to Robert Behymer of Ricetown

$180

12 acres on Indian Creek

conveyed to first parties by Mat Behymer & wife and Georgia E. Allen & husband 13 Sept 1926 27-30

 

3-255 17 Dec 1919

W. M. Calahan & Tish Calahan his wife (Southfork, Ky.)

to Jerry Calahan, Southfork

$300

20 acres on Lower Wolf Creek

part of the land deeded to the parties of the first part by A. B. Marshall V-437

 

3-256 [F-490] 22 Mar 1873

William Bolin & Sarah J. Bolin

to James Bolin

$120

100 acres on the Lucky Fork of Buffalo

 

3-258 19 Apr 1930

James Bolin & wife Lottie Bolin of Buckhorn, County of Perry

to Elihu Reynolds of Buckhorn, County of Perry

$325

100 acres on the Lucky Fork of Buffalow Creek

conveyed by William Baker & wife 22 Mar 1873 F-490

 

3-259 2 Oct 1929

Cornie Taylor and his wife Ruthie Taylor of Taft

to Lee Peters and his wife Chloe Peters, of Island City

$700

35 acres on Island Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Chester Hensley and Pearl Hensley 4 Jan 1929 2-46

 

3-261 4 Feb 1904

William Alumbaugh & wife Hattie Alumbaugh

to Bud Strong and Sarah Strong, his wife

$700

100 acres on Big Sturgeon Creek at the mouth of the Mill branch and Hartsock corner.  This being known as the Carter Mahaffey farm.

 

 

3-262 10 Nov 1925

Matt Brandenburg & Martha E. Brandenburgh of Estill County

to E. W. Smith & Lou E. Smith

$600

an undivided third of 130 acres in Owsley & Jackson Counties on Sturgeon Creek

part of the same land conveyed to M. C. Gabbard by Martin Mahaffey & wife 1 Jan 1897 J-542

It is the object, purpose and intention of the first party to convey only the interest of Martha Brandenburg in the land formerly belonging to M. C. Gabbard less whatever he may have sold in his lifetime & also less the tract sold by his heirs to Marian Smith.  This conveyance is made subject to right and interest of Mary Gabbard in said land.  Martha Brandenburgh derived title by inheritance from her father of M. C. Gabbard who died intestate being the owner of said land.

 

3-264 8 Mar 1929

Leona Smith Wilson and Paul Wilson her husband and Merida C. Smith, Charlie Smith and Edward Smith of Jackson County

to Lou E. Smith and E. W. Smith, her husband, of Jackson County

a division in the said M. C. Gabbard (deceased) tract of land of which said second parties deed their interest in a part of the M. C. Gabbard (deceased) tract of land to said first parties for this consideration

70 acres on Big Sturgeon Creek in Jackson & Owsley Counties

a part of the M. C. Gabbard (deceased) tract of land

conveyed to the party of the first part by Mary J. Mahaffey and Martin Mahaffey 1 Jan 1897 J-542

 

3-266 29 Dec 1926

Frank Bowman and Lucy Bowman, his wife, Thomas Bowman and Ida Bowman, his wife, Andy Bowman and Lillie Bowman, his wife and Henry Bowmand to Blake

to David Bowman of Blake

$500

40 acres on the Right Hand fork of Island Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by Andrew Thomas and Siller Thomas 24 May 1919 V-177

 

3-268 21 Mar 1930

Lillie King, widow of Henry C. King, deceased, of Taft P.O.

to Levi Hensley and Myrtle Hensley, his wife of Taft

$200

All my dower interest in and to certain parcels of land on Sexton Creek [25 acres in three tracts]

conveyed to the first party's husband, Henry C. King by J. B. King and wife 11 July 1921 W-376

 

3-269 22 Apr 1920

Isaac Madden, P.O. Dizney, Harlan Co

to H. G. Thompson P.O. Taft

$4000

100 acres on Sextons Creek

conveyed to the first parties by E. V. King 28 Jan 1918 U-165

 

3-271 2 Aug 1926

J. R. Thompson (widow) of Taft

to H. G. Thompson of same place

$200 and for the care and support of first party by second party during first party's life

6 acres on Sexton Creek

conveyed to the first parties by H. G. Thompson 12 Apr 1924 Z-463

It is understood by both parties that the second party is to pay to Sarah J. King $75 as her interest in said land and to pay Rebecca Hignite the sum of $100 for her interest in said land.  Said sum is to be paid by second party to said King & Hignite at the death of first party

Said first party reserves the right to use, control and occupy said land as long as he lives.

 

 

3-273 4 July 1913

Jessie Wilson and Ruth Wilson his wife P.O. Conkling

to Wilson G. Mainous P.O. Conkling

$487

123 1/2 acres on Doe Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by T. R. Bowman and B. P. Ambrose 31 Mar 1913 & 14 Oct 1912 Q-596 & Q-628

 

3-328 1 Sept 1927

Thos. L. Gabbard and Grace E. Gabbard, his wife, of Stanton, Powell County

to D. W. Barrett of Booneville

$3000

Certain town lots in Booneville on Main Street

part of the same property conveyed and heired to the first parties by A. C. Gabbard and wife, Lucy Gabbard and also an undivided interest conveyed to first party by Barbara Minter 11 Jan 1899, 30 Jan 1900 and 11 Oct 1920 K-370, K-372, and W-517

First Lot: on Main Street at the northeast corner of A. C. Gabbard lot

Second Lot: on Main Street [and bordering] Buck Creek

Third Lot: one-half undivided interest said Thos. L. Gabbard purchased from Barbara Minter 11 Oct 1920 W-517.  The said Barbara Minter being an heir of the said A. C. Gabbard, deceased.

There is excluded from the above conveyance a small portion of land heretofore sold by first party to Nannie R. Hammons 5 Apr 1901 K-528.

Also a small parcel of land sold by said first party to Trustees Third Presbyterian Church 15 Feb 1922 W-518

 

3-330 21 Jan 1918

Lee Blake and Mattie Blake, his wife of Island City

to Isaac Callihan and Senia Callihan, his wife, of the same post office

$800

55 acres on the left hand fork of Island Creek

part of a tract of land conveyed to party of first part by Henry McGeorge 26 July 1912 Q-295

 

3-332 11 Nov 1905

Ben White and Stella White his wife [Western District, Indian Territory]

to Isaac Callihan and Senia Callihan, his wife

$200

40 acres on the left hand fork of Island Creek

the same land deeded by Wm Morris to Ben White

 

3-333 [Z-76] 8 May 1912

John Hacker and his wife Viva Hacker of P.O. Conkling

to R. L. Eversole of P.O. Conkling

in consideration of a division of land

140 acres on the Deaton branch [watercourse?]

The parties of the first part obtained title to the foregoing property in the following manner, to-wit: By will made by Wm[?] Abner to John Hacker & R. L. Eversole, dated 28 Oct 1910, Will Book 2 page 86

 

3-335 6 June 1930

John W. Wilder and Sarah C. Wilder, his wife of Oregenia[?] Route No. 2, Ohio

to J. S. Rowland of Booneville

$2700

185 acres on White Oak Creek at the mouth of the Sandlin branch

conveyed to the first parties by Alexander C. Smith 3 Apr 1929 1-615

 

3-428 9 Dec 1912

John Hacker and his wife Viva Hacker, P.O. Conkling

to Lidy A. Amaus [Amis]

$300

30 acres on Upper Wolf Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by R. L. Eversole 9 May 1912 [27-217]

 

3-430 28 Dec 1922

Sheridan Peters of Island City [and Jillie Peters his wife]

to Delbert B. Cook and Emma F. Cook, his wife both of Island City

$300

10 acres on the Left Hand Fork of Island Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Fred G. Peters and Martha Peters his wife 3 Feb 1922 W-498

 

3-432 18 Dec 1929

W. N. Cook and Mary E. Cook, his wife of Sturgeon P.O.

to D. B. Cook and Emma Cook, his wife of Kontenia, P.O. Harlan County

$500 to settle off a mortgage which J. E. Wilson holds against Wm Cook's farm

35 acres on Bailes Fork of Little Sturgeon Creek

part of same land conveyed to the first parties by Mahala Gabbard and etc. 26 July 1902, 21 Feb 1905 $-278

 

3-433 14 May 1921

G. B. Moore (Nick's son) and Ada Moore his wife of Lerose P.O.

to Alex Barrett of same P.O.

$375

20 acres on the Locus Gap fork of the straight fork of Lower Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Nick Moore's heirs 26 Feb 1918 U-541

 

3-435 24 Sept 1918

S. C. Cornett and wife Belle Cornett of Scoville

to Joel Martin

$2800 [part in] purchase notes on land sold Brack Metcalf by Joel Martin

75 acres [no watercourse mentioned]

being a part same land conveyed to [by] L. M. Garrett to the grantor 7 Feb 1913 2-459

 

3-437 23 Nov 1928

John T. Mainous and Polly Mainous his wife of Booneville

to Joel Martin of Scoville

$250

3 acres on Buck Creek

part of the same land conveyed to the first parties by L. L. Mainous 1 Mar 1872 Y-93

 

3-439 26 Mar 1909

E. S. Wilson and Mary E. Wilson his wife of Lerose

to William Caudill of Lerose

$300

50 acres on road fork of Meadow Creek

a part of the land conveyed to the first parties by Easter Wilson &c 7 Feb 1903 N-112

 

3-441 16 June 1923

John M. Rose and Mattie V. Rose his wife of Lerose

to Lewis Stewart of same P.O.

$1100

75 acres on James Rose Fork of Meadow Creek and known as the upper blue grass hollow

a portion of land conveyed to the first parties by L. C. Rose 25 Aug 1917 P-107

 

3-443 23 Feb 1903

Elizabeth Bailey

to Shelby Bailey

for love and affection that she has for her son Shelby Baily and for $100

96 3/4 acres on lower Buffalo Creek

 

3-445 19 June 1930

Lawerence Rose (single) of New Albany, Indiana

to W. C. Rose of Danville, Kentucky

$1

my undivided interest in and to the oil and gas underlying the same tract of land conveyed by W. C. Rose to Wm S. Taylor 18 Aug 1930 W-33 and re-recorded 4-493

on top of the ridge between the head of the table tree branch and the middle of the fork ridge of Meadow Creek

the beginning corner to a deed from L. C. Rose and wife to G. B. Rose

Be it remembered that the said W. C. Rose conveyed by deed to Lawerence Rose the property hereby conveyed sometime after the date of the deed to Wm S. Taylor

 

3-447 9 Mar 1923

Jake Bowman and Emily Bowman his wife of Endee

to Crit Hall and Lizzie Hall his wife of Lerose

$500

30 acres on Little Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by John H. Bowman & Nannie Bowman his wife 5 Feb 1923 X-316

 

3-449 9 Jan 1897

Granville B. Riley and Polly Riley his wife and George B. Riley and Sarah Riley his wife and John R. Riley and Arvel Riley and Maxaline Riley

to Jobe Mosley of the County of Breathitt

$200

all their interest in a tract of land owned by their father Elihue Riley deceased on the lucky fork of Upper Buffalo Creek

 

3-450 9 Apr 1924

Ludina Gilbert, Berry & Susan Gilbert, Sidney and Martha Gilbert, Martha & Willie Coomer, Maxaline & Elijah Sanlin, Richard & Kate Gilbert, Ezekial and Rose Gilbert, Charley & Jaley Gilbert, Elizabeth & Wm Cornett

to Lyddia Stamper

an equal division in the landed estate of Kenis Gilbert discoursed [deceased?]

 

3-452 15 Dec 1921

Elma Cooper and John G. Cooper her husband of Beattyville

to John Taylor and Alpha Taylor of Levi

$500

__ acres on the _uger[?] Fork of Buck Creek,

being the same land embraced in a deed Henry E. Hundley etc. to Sarah E. Taylor 17 Sept 1887 H-306

also one other tract of land adjoining the above, 14 1/2 acres

embraced in a deed from W. H. Ross to O. P. Taylor 26 Jan 1886 H-263

 

3-454 15 Dec 1921

Elma Cooper and John G. Cooper her husband of Beattyville [and Alpha Taylor of Buck Creek]

to John G. Taylor of Levi

$150

25 1/2 acres on Buck Creek in a line of a tract of land deeded from Levi Ross to Clabe Hundley

being the same tract of land embraced in a deed from John Hugh to Sarah Taylor 21 Jan 1896 J-376

 

3-456 [recorded in 3-432 (clerical error)] 18 Dec 1929

W. N. Cook and Mary E. Cook his wife of Sturgeon

to D. B. Cook and Emma Cook his wife of Kentenia P.O. Harlin County

$500

It is understood by all parties in this deed that this $500 is to settle off a mortgage which J. E. Wilson holds against Wm Cook's farm.

35 acres on Bailes Fork of Little Sturgeon Creek

part of same land conveyed to the first parties by Mahala Gabbard and etc and Mahala Gabbard 26 July 1902, 21 Feb 1905 4-278

 

3-458 23 Feb 1925

Arch Judd and his wife Lula Judd and Lula Judd and her husband Arch Judd of Levi

to Fred Evans of Pebworth

$1950

on Elk Lick Fork of Little Sturgeon

conveyed to the first parties by Smith Jackson & wife 7 June 1923 X-384

[bordering] a small piece of land L. M. Burke sold to Jeff Wood

 

 

3-460 8 Jan 1915

J. D. Wood and Elizabeth Wood his wife of Pebworth

to Fred Evans

$350

2 1/2 acres on fork of Elk Lick Fork of Sturgeon Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Loucinda Hamilton 8 Dec 1909 P-205

There is excepted and said premises one store house said Woods is to renew within one year from date of this deed.

 

3-462 17 Feb 1922

Jack [or Jackie] Evans and Minerva Evans his wife, of Levi

to Fred Evans of Levi

$375

50 acres on the head of some branches of the Elk Lick Fork of Sturgeon Creek

a portion of the same land embraced in the following deed.  from Harvey Evans and Lizzie Evans to Lucindy Hamilton and Jackie Evans 13 July 1907 Q-455

[adjacent to] a line of deed from Sheridan Farley to Elmer Evans

[adjacent to] a small tract of land sold to Huram Evans by Abijah Burns

 

3-464 26 Mar 1926

Walter Combs & Mary Combs his wife, Rollo Venable and Mary Venable his wife all of Vincent, Rowleigh Combs and Florence Combs his wife [and James Combs and America Combs his wife]

to Isaac B. Isaac of Vincent

$400

50 acres on the Rock house fork of Sturgeon Creek and Buck Creek

part of the same tract of land conveyed to the party of the first part by James Burnes and wife 25 Nov 1916 W-199 and other deed dated from Walter Combs & wife which said Walter Combs heired from his father Tinsley Combs 25 Feb 1911 Y-___ and 5 Apr 1916 known as a part of the Tinsley L. Combs land described and being the part of three heirs

 

3-467 5 Mar 1928

Willie Hudson and Mary Hudson his wife of Island City

to D. B. Cook and Emma Cook of same P.O.

$307.35

30 acres on left hand fork of Island Creek

conveyed to the first parties by Wm Raines[?] and L. M. Raines[?] his wife 16 Jan 1926 27-359

 

3-46911 Jan 1927

Carter Bowman, Henry Long and D. W. Barrett, Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church of the Sulphur Spring Methodist Church on Lower Buffalo Creek, of Booneville, Arch Brandenburg and Ida Brandenburg his wife and Thurman Brandenburg and Alice Brandenburg his wife of Stay P.O.

to the Board of National Missions Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. in New York City, N. Y.

$600

1/2 acre on Lower Buffalo Creek

conveyed to the Methodist Episcopal Church by Arch Brandenburg 8 Aug 1910 O-394

the said Arch Brandenburg at the time he made the said conveyance to the Methodist Episcopal Church he reserved the right to pruchase said property in event the said Methodist Episcopal Church ceased to use it as church property.  He now relinquishes all the said privileges

And the said Thurman Brandenburg being the owner of all the adjoining premises, he now joins in this deed in quit-claiming unto the second parties all interest that he has or may have in and to said property herein conveyed.

 

 

3-472 [E-313] 24 May 1865

John Farmer as Commissioner for and on behalf of Hardin Brandenburg and Elijah Brandenburg, Samuel Brandenburg, Ancil D. Brandenburg and John Brandenburg

Delina Brandenburg

That whereas the said party of the first part as Commissioner in the case of Hardin Brandenburg and others against Deborah [Delina crossed out] Brandenburg to convey to the children and heirs of John H. Brandenburg deceased in severality their respective shares the landed estate of John H. Brandenburg as laid off and divided by the Commissioners in said cause

450 acres at the mouth of Upper Yellow Creek branch

 

3-474 1 June 1930

In the action of Robert Spencer against Edward Anderson & Hattie Anderson pending in the Owsley Circuit Court, an order was entered at the Dec. term 1929 directing me as Master Commissioner to expose for sale at public auction to the highest and best bidder, the property hereinafter described and whereas, said property was sold in accordance with said order on the 3rd day of Feb 1930, for the sum of two hundred and fourth two dollars

Edward Anderson and wife Hattie Anderson, of Levi, by David Deaton Master Commissioner

to Robert Spencer

7 acres on Buck Creek

part of the land conveyed to the defendants by David Anderson and wife 23 Jan 1922 W-509

1st tract 6 acres [adjoining] land deeded from Patrick Mays to  Polly  Evans

2nd tract 1 acre

 

3-476 26 Nov 1904

William Riley and Joe Aner Riley his wife

to Jerry Smith

$400

on the Meadow Branch of Buffalo Creek on the Breathitt County line

 

3-477 4 Aug 1924

Edward Anderson & Hattie Anderson his wife of Levi

to Robt Spencer

$75

on Buck Creek

part of the lands conveyed to the first parties by David Anderson & wife 23 Jan 1922 W-509

1st tract 6 acres [adjoining] land deeded from Patrick Mays to Polly Evans

2nd tract 1 acre

 

 

 

3-643 2 Aug 1930

Michael Gabbard and wife Rosa B. Gabbard of Cow Creek

to W. J.[?] Gabbard of Ricetown

$50

60 acres on the rock house fork of Buffalo Creek

conveyed to first parties by Robert Baker and wife Lana[?] Baker 28 Jan 1911 V-208

 

 

 

 

 

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