Duncan research files of
Mary Ann (Duncan) Dobson
the Genealogy Bug
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Breckinridge Co. KY Deed Index, Book 1, 1800-1875 (FHL film 422,077)
A-27: Duncan, James to Duncan, Jno., gift
B-175: Duncan, Jno. to Jas. Duncan Sr., transfer
B-182: Duncan, James Jr. from Wm. Hardin Sr., 115a
MAD: Index to grantors may be in each deed book
C-326: Duncan, James from Joshua Narvel?, P of Atty
E-434: Duncan, Metha & Saml. from Wm. Hardin Sr. & wife, 254-3/4a
F-436: Duncan, Wm. from Hannah E. Lewis, 100a
G-147: Duncan, James from Jno. E. Hardin Ex.
K-354: Duncan, James from Charles Clark, Mort.
K-357: Duncan, James from John Farrar, Mort.
More "Duncan, James" mortgages, not copied
K-355: Duncan, James from James Ruckman & wife, P of Atty
More "Duncan, James" powers of attorney not copied
M-68: Duncan, Wm. G. from Willis Green & wife, 4a
M-263: Duncan, James from Levi Horsley Jr., 47a
M-289: Duncan, Saml. from Daniel J. Stephens & wife, 150a
N-486: Duncan, Samuel from Joseph Ammons & wife, 132-1/4a
N-390: Duncan, Geo. P. from Willis Green & wife, 6a
O-179: Duncan, Samuel from William Ammons & wife, 19a
O-604: Duncan, Samuel from Andrew Carman, 2 tracts
O-312: Duncan, James from Richd E. Sutton, 25a
O-614: Duncan, Saml. from Richd. E. Sutton, 25a
P-351: Duncan, James from Jeff Bruner, 201-1/2a
P-547: Duncan, James from Edward Butler & wife, 20a
P-330: Duncan, Philo V. from Jos. R. Hall & wife, 185a
P-296: Duncan, Philo V. from Jeff Jennings & wife, 18-1/2a
P-445: Duncan, James from Jeff Jennings & wife, 200-8/10a
P-572: Duncan, Peter from Wm. B. James & wife, Sop?
P-310: Duncan, James from Leo. Mattingly, 190a
P-376: Duncan, Philo V. from Obediah Newman, 28-1/4a
P-45: Duncan, Philo V. from Wm. Pate, lot
Q-294: Duncan, W.G. from James Duncan, 125a
Q-295: Duncan, Geo. P. from James Duncan, 125a
Q-296: Duncan, Geo. Smith from James Duncan, 120a
Q-3: Duncan, Philo V. from Haddock & Hogeltone??, 57a
Q-612: Duncan, P.V. from Obediah Newman
Q-30: Duncan, Philo V. from Jo. Robards, 30a
Quit on R book, 1853 & later
Breckinridge Co. KY Grantor Deed index; from deed books
F-426: Duncan, John H. & wife &c to David Holt, P/A
H-166: Duncan, William & wife to Neal McMillan, 100a
K-525: Duncan, Samuel & wife to Daniel Shumate, 75a
L-402: Duncan, James &c to William P. Pool
L-404: Duncan, James with Joseph Richardson, agreement
M-284: Duncan, Samuel & wife &c to Daniel Shoemate, 204a
N-389: Duncan, George P. to William G. Duncan &c, 2a
N-434: Duncan, Samuel & wife to Willis Smith, 150a
O-139: Duncan, James & wife to Jefferson Jinings, 46a
O-642: Duncan, James to Thomas J. Pile, 30a
O-644: Duncan, James & George P. to William Davison, 75a
P-48: Duncan, Samuel & wife to Benjamin Masey, 382a & 34a
P-117: Duncan, Samuel & wife to Andrew Carman, 132a, 19a & 25a
Q-142: Duncan, P.V. to S.C. Lewis, part lot 50 & 64
Q-334: Duncan, James to Mark Hardin, 40a
Q-409: Duncan, Philo V. & wife to John Martin, 56a
Q-614: Duncan, Philo V. & wife to Obediah Newman, lots 5, 6 & 124
Breckinridge Co. KY Deeds (SLC 9/20/2012 and earlier)
Deeds Vol.A; no index (FHL film 1,550,732; thick writing)
A-27: 6 May 1801, James Duncan of Breckinridge Co. KY for paternal love and affection convey to my son John Duncan legally begotten, for 5 shillings, all my property that I now possess, real and personal, consisting of lands and stock of horses, cows, hogs, sheep, household furniture of all and every manner without reservation, as a deed of gift free from every claim. /s/ James Duncan. Wit. James Hamilton, Thomas Piety, Nimrod Shumate. Ack. by James Duncan May 25, 1801, before Jo. Allen? Clerk. (FHL film 1,550,732)
Deeds Vols.A-B 1800-1810 (FHL film 422,079)
B-175: Whereas by deed of gift 5 May 1801, James Duncan Sr. transferred to John Duncan all the property he then possessed both real and personal for 5 shillings, which deed was recorded, now I John Duncan for $1 paid, relinquish all the claims and title I have under the deed of gift to said James Duncan to all the property transferred to me, and it is agreed that James Duncan is to possess the property in every way and manner as if the transfer had never been made, 19 Aug. 1805. /s/ John Duncan. Aug. 19, 1805, John Duncan ack. before Jo. Allen, C.B.C.C. (FHL film 422,079)
B-182/183: 7 Sept. 1805, William Hardin Senior of Breckinridge Co. KY to James Duncan Junior of afsd, for $1 paid, sell to said James Duncan Junior parcel in said Breckinridge Co., being part of William Hardin's 10,000 acre tract on north fork of Callumeases [Calamese] Creek, beginning on third line of said tract ... a south course from where said Duncan now lives, then ... to the beginning, containing 115 acres by estimation more or less, warrant title. /s/ Wm. Hardin. Ack. Sept. 7, 1805, by William Hardin Senr. (FHL film 422,079)
Deeds Vols.C-D 1810-1819 (FHL film 422,080)
C-326: Joshua Norvell of Breckinridge Co. KY having served in Governor Shelby's expedition of mounted volunteers in the fall of 1813 in the character of adjutant to the 8th Regiment commanded by Colo. John Callaway and having thereby created a claim against the government for my services aforesaid, do constitute James Duncan my attorney in fact, with power to seek after and obtain any means that may be owing to me from the government afsd on account of said services and do authorize him to sign any voucher or vouchers that may in any wise be necessary to draw a receipt for said monies, hereby rectifying and comfirming all and every thing said Duncan may do under this power of attorney. 25 June 1814. /s/ Joshua Norvell. June 25, 1814, the power of attorney was ack. by Joshua Norvell in the Breckinridge Co. Clerk's office. (FHL film 422,080)
C-495/497: 12 March 1816, Henry Haynes and wife Pheba of Breckenridge Co. KY to Elizabeth Jennings late Elizabeth Duncan, Nancy Dunkin, James Dunkin, Sally Vert late Sally Dunkin, Polly Anderson late Polly Dunkin, William Dunkin, Fancy? Dunkin, Isabela Dunkin, and Joshua Dunkin, all of them legal heirs and representatives of Joshua deceased late of Clark Co. KY; that whereas Henry Haynes on 10 May 1815, gave his obligation to convey to said Joshua deceased a certain tract of land where he lived on containing 198-1/2 acres, which bond was in the following words, ... this shall oblige me ... to cause to be conveyed 198-1/2 acres of land including the place where I now live on the waters of Tuels Creek, Breckenridge Co, to John Dunkin or his representatives by first April next at which time possession is to be given, ... /s/ 27 May 1815, Henry Haynes, wit. Chas. Clarkson and Jacob Vert; in consideration of said bond, Joshua Dunkin gave his obligation to the said Henry Haynes for $950, $95 of which sum the said Henry Haynes and Pheba his wife ack. receipt at the time of making the contract, $560 they have this day received from Thomas Wornall the admin. of said Joshua Duncan decd, and the balance of the $950 to be paid in two equal annual payments from 1st of April next; now in consideration of such, Henry Haynes and Pheba his wife convey to said Elizabeth Jennings, Nancy Dunkin, James Dunkin, Sally Vert, Polly Anderson, William Dunkin, Sidney Dunkin, Isabela Dunkin, and Joshua Dunkin, the representatives of said Joshua Dunkin decd, a parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Tuels Creek containing 154 acres, being part of a tract of 179 acres which was deeded to said Haynes by William Hardin and Susanna his wife on 31 Dec. 1812, beg. at corner to Henry Gees, then ... line of Wm. Mays 2,000 acre survey, then ... down the branch with the meanders to the beginning, also another tract adj. the above containing 45 acres 3 roods and 34 poles, being part of a tract conveyed to said Henry Haynes on 22 July 1815 by above William Hardin and wife Susanna which contains 62? acres, beg. Richard Bards? land, then ... corner to Henry Greer, then ... to the beginning, each is a part of the said tracts conveyed to said Haynes by said Hardin & wife, will warrant title to above 198-1/2 acres. /s/ Henry Haynes, Phebey Haynes. They ack. the deed and Pheba relinquished her right of dower, March 12, 1816. (FHL film 422,080; SLC 9/10/2012)
Deeds Vol.E 1819-1821 (FHL film 422,081)
E-98/99: 22 Dec. 1819, Jacob Vert to William Dunkin, both of Breckenridge Co. KY, that William Dunkin owes Jacob Vert $150, to secure the payment, the said Dunkin in consideration of the premises and $150 paid by said Vert, the said Dunkin sells to said Jacob Vert the goods, furniture and household stuff hereinafter particularly mentioned, to wit, 2 horses, 2 beds and clothing, 20 acres of land, all his crop of corn and wheat and two blade stacks, one cow and calf, but if William Dunkin shall pay Jacob Vert $150 with interest before 1 June 1821, this shall cease, warrant title. /s/ William (X) Dunkin, Jacob Vert. Wit. Thomas Gwin. Dec. 23, 1819, they ack. deed at Breckenridge Co. Clerk's Office, /s/ Jo. Allen, Clerk. (FHL film 422,081; SLC 9/10/2012)
E-434/436: 19 June 1821, William Hardin Senior to Hetha Duncan and Samuel Duncan, all Breckinridge Co. KY, that in a suit in Chancery lately pending in the Breckenridge Circuit Court where above William Hardin Senior was complaint and above Hetha Duncan and Samuel Duncan and others were defendants at the Oct. term 1818, in which amongst other things it was ordered that John Duncan, one of the defendants in the suit, should recover of his CoDefendants Hetha Duncan and Samuel Duncan the sum of $29.75 with interest at 6% from 25 June 1813? until paid, and in case the money was not paid by 1 Dec. 1818, John Sterett was appointed commissioner to sell and convey the land in the complainant's bill, which was an undivided 2/3 of 300 acres described in a plat in the suit, and out of the money, pay the judgement, and the ballance to pay Hetha for the use of herself and son Samuel Duncan. But in case the judgment of John Duncan afsd was paid off, it was ordered that William Hardin Senior should deed the undivided 2/3 of the 300 acres to the above Hetha Duncan and Samuel Duncan. And since the decree, Hetha Duncan and the guardian of Samuel Duncan who is an infant under age 21 years has come to a division of the 300 acre tract with Benjamin Hardin Esqr. who was by a decree of the same court at the same time entitled to the undivided 1/3 part of the 300 acres, from which division Hetha Duncan & Samuel Duncan were entitled to 204-3/4 acres included in the following metes and bounds, ... corner to Benjamin Hardin's 95-3/4 acres allotted him for his part of the 300 acres, then to ... in the original line, to the beginning. NOW this indenture ... do convey to Hetha Duncan and Samuel Duncan the above 204-3/4 acres with appurtenances, and William Hardin Senior covenant with said Hetha Duncan and Samuel Duncan that William Hardin Senior is the sole owner of the premises in fee simple, and will warrant title. /s/ Wm. Hardin Senior. Wit. Wm. Davison?, Jefferson Jennings. Susanna Hardin, wife of William Hardin Senior, relinquish right of dower, 19 June 1821, /s/ Susannah Hardin, wit. Wm. Davison, Jefferson Jennings. 19 June 1821, indenture was ack. by William Hardin Senior and his wife Susanna Hardin before Jefferson Jennings, Deputy Clerk, Breckinridge Co. Court. (FHL film 422,081)
Deeds Vols.F-G 1821-1826 (FHL film 422,082)
F-426/428: John H. Duncan and Paulina A.R. Duncan late Paulina A.R. Holt wife of said John H. Duncan, and Amelia B. Holt of Jefferson Co. MS, being legal heirs of Thomas Holt decd late of Harrison Co. KY, for diverse considerations to us, nominate our brother David Holt of said Harrison Co. KY our attorney to sell etc. the lands of our decd. father and to settle any liability with the proceeds which our father would have been responsible for on account of sales of land in state of OH or elsewhere, ratifying anything he may do in relation to the said Thomas Holt's estate. And we John H. Duncan & Paulina A.R. Duncan do further authorize our attorney David Holt of Harrison Co. KY to sell or do anything in relation to lands sold by myself in KY, the title to which has not been completed, or which he may sell etc. 7 July 1823. /s/ John H. Duncan, Paulina A.R. Duncan, Amelia B. Holt. Wit. Jas. G. Ward, John Fortin. They appeared before Philip Dinon, Clerk of Jefferson Co. MS Court, 7 July 1823. Certification by James Gibson, presiding Justice of Jefferson Co. MS, for Phillip Dinon, 7 July 1823. Deed produced in Harrison Co. KY Aug. 18, 1823; and produced in Breckinridge Co. KY Jan. 2, 1824.
F-428/430: 1 Jan. 1824, David Holt for himself and as attorney for Joseph H. Holt, Thomas Holt, Jane M. Holt and Luisa M. Holt of Harrison Co. KY and John H. Duncan and Paulina A.R. Duncan his wife late Paulina A.R. Holt and Amelia B. Holt of Jefferson Co. MS, being heirs of Thos. Holt decd. late of Harrison Co. KY, to Micajah Board of Breckinridge Co. KY, for $625 paid to Thomas Holt in his lifetime, sell parcel of land in Breckinridge Co. KY on the waters of Sinking Creek, being part of a sixty thousand acre survey pattented by VA to Philip Barbour and bounded beg. on left bank of north fork of Sinking Creek, then ... containing 500 acres, warrant title. /s/ David Holt for himself and as attorney for Jos. H. Holt, Thomas Holt, Jane M. Holt, Luisa M. Holt, John H. Duncan, Paulina A.R. Duncan, Amelia B. Holt. Ack. Jan. 2nd? (3rd?) 1824 by David Holt before Horace Allen, Deputy Clerk, Breckinridge Co. court. (FHL film 422,082)
G-147/148: 21 Feb. 1825, John E. Hardin acting exec. of William Hardin Senr. decd. of Breckinridge Co. KY to James Duncan of afsd, for $30 in silver and $70 in commonwealth paper part paid to said Wm. Hardin in his lifetime and part to said exec. since his death, and in consideration of a bond given by said William Hardin in his lifetime to said Duncan for 100 acres of land, ... beg. at his NW corner and running to James Butlers nearest? corner, ... to D. Davidson's line, then to his corner ... Nov. 21, 1820, /s/ Will Hardin Senr. Wit. John G. Hardin. The said John G. Hardin as exec. afsd per will of said William Hardin and by statute of KY approved Dec. 29, 1823, entitled an act for the relief of the acting exec. of William Hardin decd, sells to said James Duncan the land in the bond, beg. at James Duncan's NW corner, then to James Butler's corner and line, then ... D. Davidson's line and corner, then to original line of William Hardin, then to corner of James Duncan's 115 acre survey, then to the beginning, warrant title. /s/ John E. Hardin, acting exec. of William Hardin Senr. decd. Feb. 25, 1825, John E. Hardin ack. deed before Jo. Allen, Clk, Breckinridge Co. Court. (FHL film 422,082)
G-149: This shall oblige me to convey to James Duncan 100 acres beg. at his NW corner and running to James Butlers nearest corner, then with his line ... to D. Davidson's line then along Davidson's line to his corner then at such an angle to the old line as to make the quantity. Nov. 21, 1820. /s/ Will. Hardin Senr. Wit. J.E. Hardin. Bond admitted to record Feb. 25, 1825, at request of John E. Hardin. (FHL film 422,082)
F-436: 11 Dec. 1822, Hannah E. Lewis, executrix of John Lewis decd. of Breckenridge Co. KY, to William Duncan of afsd, for $550 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co., part of a survey in the name of Samuel Beull for 2,000 acres by patent dated 30 Aug. 1787, in Breckenridge Co. KY on the Ohio River adj. and above a tract of land patented in the name of Robert Morris for 2,000 acres, and the said parcel of land is bounded beg. at a stake and beach? one of Wm. L. Lewis's corners on Benjamin Blincoes line, then to a stake, then to Floutes? line, then to ... Benjamin Blincoes line, then to the beginning, containing 100 acres with appurtenances, warrent title. /s/ Hannah E. Lewis, Extrix. Wit. Wm. L. Lewis, Nichs. Minor. Proved Feb. 21, 1833, by oaths of Nicholas Minor a witness, and on 17 March 1833 by oath of William L. Lewis, another witness, before Jos. Allin, Clk, Breckinridge Co. Court. (FHL film 422,082; SLC 4/29/2013)
Deeds Vols.H-I 1826-1832 (FHL film 422,083)
H-166/167: 30 May 1827, William Duncan and wife Nancy of Breckinridge Co. KY to Neal McMillan of afsd, for $500 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckinridge Co. KY, part of a survey in the name of Saml. Butler for 2,000 acres by patent 30 Aug. 1787 on the Ohio River adj. and above a tract of land patented in the name of Robert Morriss for 2,000 acres, and the said parcel of land beg. on William L. Lewis's corner in Benjamin Pelincre's? line, then ... Benjamin Blincar's? line, then to the beginning containing 100 acres with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Wm. Duncan, Nancy (X) Duncan. Wit. Wm. L. Lewis, Marian T. Lamar. They ack. deed June 1, 1827. Recorded June 18, 1827. (FHL film 422,083)
Deeds Vols.K-L 1832-1838 (FHL film 422,084)
K-354: 17 May 1834, Charles Clark of Breckinridge Co. am indebted to James Duncan for $1300 payable 1 March 1830 ... to secure said Duncan, sell gray horse, black mare, red cow, two sows 8 pigs, and (furniture) and crop of corn and oats ... /s/ Charles (X) Clark. Wit. J. Jennings. Recorded May 17,1834. (FHL film 422,084)
K-355/357: Polly Ruckman wife of James Ruckman of Vermilion County late Polly ?? and formerly Polly Crumm? of Breckinridge Co. KY, an heir of Ralph Crumm? decd. of Breckinridge Co. KY, and it appears that there is lands ... and negroes belonging to said estate and Polly Ruckman (is entitled to a share), now James Ruckman and wife Polly of Vermilion Co. IL appoint James Duncan of Breckinridge Co. KY our attorney ... 22 Feb. 1833. /s/ James Ruckman, Polly Ruckman. Wit. James Postlon?, Charles Nugent. They appeared 23 Feb. 1833 before J.P. in Vermillion Co. IL. (FHL film 422,084)
K-357: Duncan, James from John Farrar, Mort. (not looked at)
More "Duncan, James" mortgages, not copied
More "Duncan, James" powers of attorney not copied
K-525/526: 20 April 1835, Samuel Duncan and wife Lydia Duncan of Breckinridge Co. KY to Daniel Shumate of afsd, for $100 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckinridge Co. KY on Sinking Creek, beg. at William Perin's fence a corner to Perrin, then ... Duncan's line, then to the beginning, containing 75 acres more or less, with the appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Samuel Duncan, Lydia Duncan. They appeared 20 April 1835 before Alfred Allen, County Clerk. (FHL film 422,084)
L-402/403: 28 Sept. 1837, James Duncan to William P. Pool, there was a dispute with regard to the division line between the land on which James Duncan resides and the land on which William P. Pool resides purchased of Benedict Lucas and for which an ejectment is now pending in the Breckinridge Circuit Court and which suit is compromised and the parties agree that a line to be run beginning at ... one of William P. Pools original corners and then ... shall be the division line between the parties, and they further agree that should they extend their cleared land further than is now cleared for the mutual advantage of both and the neighbourhood, they will leave 7 feet on each side of that line for a lane both where the lane now is and so far as they may extend the lane by extending their clearing, and James Duncan for himself and as attorney for Willis Green and as agent for George P. Duncan to whom said James Duncan as attorney for Willis Green had sold the disputed land for the compromise and for $9 paid, does quit claim to William P. Pool the title of James Duncan and also of Willis Green and George P. Duncan for the land lying east of the above division line to William P. Pool. /s/ James Duncan for himself & as agent for Geo. P. Duncan & attorney in fact for Willis Green, /s/ William P. Pool. Ack. by James Duncan (no date) before Joseph Allen, Clerk of Breckinridge Co. Court. (FHL film 422,084)
L-403: 21 Dec. 1836, Joseph Richardson of Breckinridge Co. KY to William P. Pool of afsd, for $100 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckinridge Co. on waters of Culloneses? Creek, begin. ... at the Pardson's line, then ... another of Richardson's lines, then ... containing 11 acres more or less, together with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Joseph Richardson. Ack. Sept. 28, 1837. (FHL film 422,084)
L-404: 28 Sept. 1837, Whereas a dispute has arisen between undersigned James Duncan and Joseph Richardson relative to division line between their lands and a suit in ejectment has been instituted by Duncan for which there is now compromised and the parties have agreed upon a division line, beginning at ... then ... to the division line between said Richardson & William P. Pool which line the parties agree shall be the permanent division line between them. /s/ James Duncan, Joseph Richardson. They ack. deed Sept. 28, 1837, before Jo. Allen, Clk. (FHL film 422,084)
Deeds Vol.M 1838-1841 (FHL film 422,085)
M-68: 4 Feb. 1839, Willis Green and wife Ann to George P. Duncan of Breckenridge Co., for $35 paid, sell parcel of land in said Breckinridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek and part of a 9830 acre tract patented to Wm. May in 1785, bounded beginning at James Duncan's corner and line, to ... Mrs. Huston's line and corner, containing ninty five acres [35 acres written in margin, indexed as 4 acres] more or less, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Willis Green by J. Duncan his attorney in fact. Ack. Feb. 13, 1834. (FHL film 422,085)
M-263/264: 20 Oct. 1839, Levi Horsley Junr. of Breckinridge Co. to James Duncan of same, for $30 paid, sell parcel of land in County of Breckinridge on waters of Rough Creek and on Colemses [Calamese] Creek to the said Horsley, beg. at the side of the public road, then ... Walton's line, then ... Clark's corner, then Bower's? (Bomer's?) corner, containing 47 acres, warrant title. /s/ Levi Horsley Jr. Levi Horsley ack. deed 21 Oct. 1839. (FHL film 422,085)
M-284: 28 Nov. 1839, Samuel Duncan and wife Lydia and William H. Hinkle and Hethy his wife, all Breckinridge Co. IN, to Daniel Shoemate of afsd, for $475 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckinridge Co. on waters of Sinking Creek and is the same land conveyed to said Samuel Duncan & Hethy Hinkle then Hethy Duncan by Wm. Hardin & wife under a decree of Chancery by deed 19 June 1821, containing by survey 204 acres, beg. ... then ... corner to Benjamin Hardin's 95-1/4 acre part of the original 300 acre tract, then ... stake in the Barrens, then ... the original line of said 300 acres, then to the beginning, all of which said 204-1/2 acre tract is hereby intended to be conveyed except a tract of 75 acres heretofore conveyed by said Samuel Duncan & wife to said Daniel Shoemate by deed 20 April 1835 recorded Book K page 525, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Samuel Duncan, Lydia (X) Duncan, William H. Hinkle, Heatha (X) Hinkle. Wit. William Perrin. Ack. 29 Nov. 1839. (FHL film 422,085)
M-289: 14 Dec. 1839, Daniel J. Stephens and wife Amelia Stephens of Breckinridge Co. KY to Samuel Duncan of afsd, for $200 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek, containing by survey 150 acres more or less, beg. on the bank of a small creek corner to Wm. Bratcher and Jobal Bramblet, then with Bramblet's line ... Hardin's line, then ... Nicholas Holmes's corner, then ... corner to 100 acres laid off for Joseph Sinkler, then ... to the beginning, with appurtenances. Warrant title. /s/ D.J. Stephens. Ack. Dec. 14, 1839. (FHL film 422,085)
Deeds Vol.N 1841-1844 (FHL film 422,086)
N-389: 1 June 1843, George P. Duncan to Joseph Richardson, Wm. P. Pool, Edenbaugh Smith & William G. Duncan trustees of a meeting & school house near to James Duncan & their "sucksesers", all of Breckinridge, for $1 paid, convey parcel of land in said county on waters of Rough Creek and part of a 9830 acre tract patented to Wm. May in 1785, beg. at a white oak in Mrs. Margaret Huston's line, then ... to the beginning, containing 2 acres, and the said G.P. Duncan reserves one day in every month in said house to hold court in. Warrant title. /s/ George P. Duncan. Ack. June 19, 1843. (FHL film 422,086)
N-390/391: 5 June 1843, Willis Green and wife Ann to George P. Duncan of Breckenridge Co., for $6 paid, sell and convey parcel of land in said County on waters of Rough Creek, part of 9830 acre tract patented to Wm. May in 1785, beg. near the fall of a branch, G. Davison's Corner to his 40 acre tract, then ... John Butler's line, to the beginning, containing 6 acres, warrant title. /s/ Willis Green by J. Duncan his attorney in fact. Ack. June 19, 1843. (FHL film 422,086)
N-391 and 392 were deeds from Willis Green and wife Ann by J. or James Duncan their attorney, not copied, not a Duncan grantee
N-434: 26 Aug. 1843, Samuel Duncan and wife Lydia Duncan of Breckenridge Co. KY to Willis Smith of afsd, for $450 paid, sell parcel of land in County of Breckenridge on waters of Rough Creek containing by survey 150 acres more or less, begin. on a small creek corner to William Beatcher and Jubal Bramlett, then with Bramlett's line ... in Hardin's line, then Nicholas Holmes' corner and line, then ... corner to 100 acres laid off for Joseph Sinkler, then to the beginning, with appurtenances. Warrant title. Said Samuel Duncan & Lydia Duncan have set their hands & seal ... /s/ Samuel Duncan. Ack. by Samuel Duncan Aug. 26, 1843. (FHL film 422,086)
N-486/487: 27 Jan. 1844, Joseph Ammons and wife Sary Ann Ammons of Breckenridge Co. KY to Samuel Duncan of afsd, for $600 secured to be paid by note executed by sd. Duncan to sd. Jo. Ammons, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek, being part of William Ammons survey bought of Daniel J. Stephens & deeded to Joseph Ammons by William Ammons & wife recorded Breckenridge Co., containing by survey 132 acres, beg. Richard F. Carter's corner, then ... Wm. Ammons line, then ... Holmes corner, then ... Wm. Adams line, then to the beginning, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Joseph Amons. (sideways in margin: See Deed Book O page 415 for Rel. of Dower). Ack. 27 Jan. 1844. (FHL film 422,086)
Deeds Vol.O 1844-1847 (FHL film 422,087)
O-139/140: 1 Aug. 1843, James Duncan and Ann his wife to Jefferson Jinings of Breckinridge Co. KY, for $50 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek patented to Levi Horsely 1837, beg. on west side of Pullins road, then in Pullins line, to Walters? (Watkens?) line, then to Calimes [Calamese] Creek corner to Levi Horsly's? 100, then ... corner to his 1000 acre tract, then ... to the beginning, containing 46 acres more or less, with appurtenances, warrant title. James Duncan & Ann Duncan have set their hands ... /s/ James Duncan. Ack. by James Duncan Dec. 3, 1844. (FHL film 422,087)
O-179: 1 March 1845, William Ammons and wife Mary Ammons of Breckenridge Co. KY to Samuel Duncan of Breckenridge Co., for $27.50 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. KY on waters of Rough Creek, Wm. Ammon's old corner, then ... Richard F.? Carter's line and corner, to the beginning, containing 19 acres more or less, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ William (X) Ammons, Mary (X) Ammons. March 1, 1845, they ack. deed. (FHL film 422,087)
O-312/313: 15 Sept. 1845, Grable Davison to James Duncan of Breckenridge Co., for $16 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek part of 9830 acre tract pattented to Wm. May in 1785, begin. at a stone George P. Duncan's corner to his 6 acre tract, then ... Francis Piles line, Davison's corner, F. Piles corner, then to the beginning, containing 80 acres, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Grable (X) Davison. Ack. Sept. 22, 1845. (FHL film 422,087)
O-604/605: 18 Dec. 1846, Andrew Carman and Betsey Carman his wife of Breckenridge Co. KY to Samuel Duncan of afsd, for $950 in cash and $250? in cash notes, one note on John Haynes? for $90 dated 14 Jan. 1845 and due 1 March 1847, also one other note on same for $90 bearing same date due 1 March 1848, also 2 notes on Benjamin Masey for $100 each dated 20 Apri 1846 one payable in 23 months & the other in 35 months from the date, also Duncan has executed his 4 notes bearing date this day, 3 for $100 each payable on 1 March 1849, 1850 & 1851 & note for $170 due 1 March 1852, has sold to said Samuel Duncan 2 tracts or parcels of land in said county on waters of Rough Creek, the 1st tract containing 382 acres (meets & bounds), the other tract containing 34 acres bounded beg. Nicholas Holmes corner, Dodson's line & corner, whereas Andrew Carman having purchased of the heirs of Henry Greer decd. 8 shares out of nine of said 2 tracts of land and that only is intended to be conveyed by this deed, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Andrew (X) Carman. Ack. Dec. 18, 1846. (FHL film 422,087)
O-613: 20 April 1846, Richard E. Sutton and Lucinda Sutton his wife of Breckenridge Co. KY to Samuel Duncan of afsd, for $50 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. beg. at Holmes corner, then ... Sutton's line of the original survey, then Richard F. Carter's corner and corner of said Sutton, then with a line of original survey to the beginning, containing by estimation 25 acres, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Richard E. Sutton. Ack. Jan. 1, 1847. (FHL film 422,087; SLC 4/5/2012 and 9/10/2012)
O-614/615: 18 Dec. 1846, Andrew Carman and Betsey Carman his wife of Breckenridge Co. KY to Samuel Duncan of afsd, for $950 in cash and $850? in cash notes, one note on John Haynes for $90 dated 14 Jan. 1845 and due 1 March 1847, also one note on same for $90 bearing same date and due 1 March 1858, also 2 notes on Benjamin Masey for $100 each dated 20 April 1846, one payable in 23 months & the other in 35 months from the date, also Duncan has executed his 4 notes bearing date this day, 3 for $100 each payable on 1 March 1849, 1850, & 1851, & note for $170 due 1 March 1852, have sold to said Samuel Duncan 2 tracts of land in said county on waters of Rough Creek, the 1st tract containing 382 acres, the other tract containing 34 acres beg. at Nicholas Holmes corner & line, Dodson's line, corner of above tract, and whereas said Andrew Carman having purchased of the heirs of Henry Greer decd. 8 shares out of 9 of said 2 tracts and that only is intended to be conveyed by this deed, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Andrew (X) Carman. He appeared Dec. 18, 1846, before Ael? Clinton McClarty, D.C., Breckinridge Co. (FHL film 422,087; SLC 9/10/2012)
O-642: 3 Feb. 1827, James Duncan to Thomas J. Pile of Breckenridge Co., for $20 which said Pyle gives his note for, due March 1848, and to pay interest from 27 Nov. 1846, have sold to said Thomas J. Pile parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek & "patten" to Wm. May in 1785, beg. in Dodson's line near the corner of Pile's little field, then ... Dodson's corner, ... F. Pile's corner, ... to the beginning, supposed to be 30 acres more or less, together with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ James Duncan. Wit. G.P. Duncan, Albert G. Elliot. Proven March 15, 1847, by oath of George P. Duncan and Albert G. Elliot. (FHL film 422,087)
O-644/645: 3? Feb. 1847, James Duncan and George P. Duncan to William Davison of Breckenridge Co., for $100 which the said William Davison executed his notes, bearing interest from March 1848, we have sold to said Wm. Davison a parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek & part of a 9830 acre survey & patent to Wm. May in 1785, beg. at Dodson's corner by Pile's little field, then ... another of Dodson's corner, then ... John Butler's line, ... near the falls of the branch by Davison's corner to his 40 acre tract, then to the beginning, containing 75 acres more or less, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ James Duncan, G.P. Duncan. Wit. Abl Albert G. Elliot; J. Jennings as to J. Duncan. Ack. by George P. Duncan March 15, 1847, and proved for James Duncan by oath of Albert G. Elliot a witness. (FHL film 422,087)
O-646/647: 1 April 1847, James Duncan to Jefferson Jennings, both of Breckinridge Co., for $40 to be paid 1st of next July, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of North fork of Rough Creek, beg. at F.H. Pile's corner to his 78 acre tract, Milam?s land, Beard's corner of his 100? acre tract, Harden's old ine, J.N. Dodson's corner of his 132 acre tract, J.G. Peles? corner, ... 70 acres more or less, warrant title. /s/ James Duncan. Wit. R.C. Car??, Thomas Gregory?. Deed was proved April 11, 1847, by oaths of Thomas Gregory and Ralph E. Core? witnesses. (FHL film 422,087; SLC 9/10/2012)
Deeds Vol.P 1847-1850 (FHL film 422,088)
P-45: 25 Sept. 1847, William Pate of Hancock Co. KY to Philo V. Duncan of Breckenridge Co. KY, for $100 paid, sell two parcels of ground in Cloverport, KY, known as Nos. 50 & 64, sell portions of said lotts commencing on SW corner of No.50, then ... and portion of No.64 sold by D.R. Murray? (Harray?) to me, recorded, warrant title. /s/ William Pate Sr. Ack. Sept. 20, 1847. (FHL film 422,088)
P-48: 4 Oct. 1847, Samuel Duncan and wife Lydia to Benjamin Masey, all of Breckenridge Co. KY, for $850, $560 of which is paid and the balance secured to be paid by three notes of said Masey, one for $100 due 1 March 1848, another for $100 due 1 March 1849, and the other for $90 due 1 March 1850, sell 2 parcels of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek, one containing 382 acres (meets & bounds), the other containing 34 acres beg. Nicholas Holmes corner, then ... Dodson's line, corner of the above tract, then ... the beginning, and whereas Samuel Duncan having purchased of Andrew Carman who purchased of the heirs of Henry Greer decd. 8 shares out of 9 of said two tracts, that only is intended to be conveyed by this deed, warrant title. /s/ Samuel Duncan. Ack. 4 Oct. 1847. (FHL film 422,088)
P-117: 4 Oct. 1847, Samuel Duncan and Lydia Duncan his wife to Andrew Carman of Breckenridge Co. KY, for $700 paid, sell 3 parcels of land in Breckenridge Co., one tract conveyed to said Duncan by deed from Joseph Ammons 27 Jan. 1844 recorded Book N pg.485 & 486, the second tract conveyed to said Duncan by William Ammons & wife by deed 1 March 1845 recorded Book O page 177, and the third tract conveyed by Richard E. Sutton and wife by deed 20 April 1846 recorded Book O page 613. The first tract contains 132 acres, the second contains 19 acres, and the third contains 25 acres. Warrant title. /s/ Samuel Duncan, Lydia (X) Duncan. Ack. by Samuel Duncan Oct. 4, 1847. (FHL film 422,088)
P-296: 29 Nov. 1848, Jefferson Jenings & Susan P.A. Jenings his wife to Philo V. Duncan, all Breckenridge Co. KY, for $375 paid, sell 3 lots in town of Lower Cloverport, Lots 5, 6 and 124, the last being a slip of ground next to Clover Creek and the Ohio River, being the same lots conveyed to said J. Jennings by Nathan Bean? a Commissioner 23 Sept. 1847, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ J. Jenings, Susan P.A. Jenings. Ack. Dec. 5, 1848. (indexed as 18-1/2 acres) (FHL film 422,088)
P-310: 2 Feb. 1849, Leo Mattingley to James Duncan, all of Breckenridge Co. KY, for $800 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Calamiss [Calamese] Creek, beg. near James Baselay's? fence, then ... Lucas survey, then ... Barclay's land, ... then to the beginning, containing 190 acres, being the same tract conveyed by Nathan Beard Commissioner by deed 13 April 1848, recorded Book P page 168, with appurtenances, warrant title, subject to the dower claim of Mrs. Rachel Lucas the widow of Benedict Lucas. /s/ Leo Mattingley. Ack. Feb. 2, 1849. (FHL film 422,088)
P-330: 28 Feb. 1849, Joseph L. Hall and Cardena Hall of Breckenridge Co. KY to Philo V. Duncan of afsd, for $250 paid, sell 185 acres of land in Breckenridge Co. on head waters of Beach Fork of Clover Creek, beg. at SE corner of Stephens? 950 acre survey, then ... bank of the Beach fork at the mouth of said branch, then down the creek with the meanders thereof ... then ... to the beginning, warrant title. /s/ J.L. Hall, Cardena (X) Hall. Ack. Feb. 28, 1849. (FHL film 422,088)
P-351: 1 April 1849, Jefferson Bruner and Charlott his wife to James Duncan, both of Breckenridge Co., for $50 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Colimses? [Calamese] creek adj. what is called the Lucas tract on the North, beg. on Duncan's north line on the west hillside, then ... corner of A. Rammon's corner, then O'Bannan's spring, then Joel Bruner's corner, then to the beginning, containing 20+ acres, warrant title. /s/ Jefferson Bruner. Ack. April 9, 1849. (FHL film 422,088)
P-376: 21 May 1849, Obediah Newman of Breckinridge Co. KY farmer for $41.75? paid, sell to Philo V. Duncan of Breckenridge Co. KY, merchant, parcel of land with all privileges and appurtenances in said county, beg. on the bank of Clover Creek, containing 28-1/4 acres more or less, warrant title. Ack. 21 May 1849. (FHL film 422,088)
P-445/446: (blank) day of (blank) 1849, Jefferson Jenings, William Haynes Jr., Vinson Daniel, Stanley Singleton, Jesse Clark and Jane Clark his wife, Robert Clark and Lavina Clark his wife, Nathan Boward? and Samuel V. R. Boward to James Duncan of Breckinridge Co. KY, for $350 paid and secured to be paid, sell undivided interest in land conveyed by Ralph Crumer? Jr. & wife to Benedict Lucas now decd. 6 Aug. 1820 recorded in Breckenridge Co., estimated at 390 acres, of which tract 130 acres was sold under a decree of Circuit Court conveyed to Lee Mattingly, and by him conveyed to said Duncan, of which 200 acres Jefferson Jennings is entitled to 1/10 part conveyed to him by John Lucas by deed 19 may 1846 and one other 10th part conveyed to him by John Ragan by deed 9 Oct. 1847 and the said William Haynes Jr. is entitled to 2/10 parts being the undivided interest of Ralph Lucas & Henry Lucas conveyed to him by Breckenridge Co. Sheriff by deed 15 July 1847, and said Vinson Daniel is entitled to 1/10 part being the undivided interest of Wm. Pale & wife conveyed by them to Henry Lucas & sold by commissioner under decree of Breckenridge Circuit Court to said Vinson Daniel by deed 11 Oct. 1849, the said Stanley Singleton is entitled to 1/10 part being the undivided interest therein of Benedict Lucas Jr. conveyed to said Singleton by Sheriff of said county by deed 19 April 1839, and the wives of the said Jessy & Robert Clark having conveyed by way of mortgage their undivided 2/10 part to the Nathan Board to secure the payment of the debts described in the mortgage, which deed is dated 10 April 1844 before their marriage with said Clarks who now unite in conveying said 2/10 to the grantee herein, which is done in full discharge of said mortgage debt, ... said 8/10 of said 200 acres of land to the said James Duncan ... The said Jefferson Jenings, William Haynes Jr., Vivion Daniel, S. Singleton, Jesse Clark & Jane his wife, Robert Clark & Lavina his wife, Nathan Board & Samuel V.R. Board have set their hands & seals... /s/ J. Jenings, William Haynes, V. Daniel, Stnaley Singleton, Jesse (X) Clark, Jane (X) Clark, Robert (X) Clark, Lavina (X) Clark, Nathan Board, S.V.R. Board. Jefferson Jenings ack. deed in Meade Co. KY (no date). Breckenridge Co., Nov. 3, 1849, ack. by Nathan Board, Jefferson Jenings, Jesse Clark & Jane Clark his wife, Robert Clark & Lavina Clark his wife, and on 5 Nov. 1849 ack. by Stanley Singleton, Vivion Daniel and Samuel V.R. Board. (FHL film 422,088)
P-547/548: 2 Jan. 1850, Edward Butler and Sally Butler his wife dau. of Benedic Lucas decd. to James Duncan of Breckenridge Co. KY, for $43.75 paid, sell the undivided interest of 200 acres of land. Benedic Lucas decd. had 390 acres of land deeded to him by Ralph Carmin? decd. and by decree of Breckenridge Circuit Court there was sold 190 acres & Leo Mattingly bought it and it was deeded to him and he sold & deeded it to James Duncan and the ballance of said land is 200 of which 1/10 part belongs to the said Butler's the tenth part is 20 acres and the 200 acres is bounded beg. at Duncan SW corner of the 190 acre tract, then ... Butler's line, then ... Duncan & Geo. O.Banon corner, then to the beginning, containing 200 acres of which 20 acres is our part, warrant title. /s/ Edward Butler, Sally (X) Butler. May 24, 1830, they ack. deed. (FHL film 422,088)
P-572: 23 Feb. 1850, William B. Jones and Mary W. Jones his wife to Peter Duncan, all Breckenridge Co. KY, for $300 paid, sell parcel of land in town of Big Spring in Breckenridge Co. KY, Lot No.1, ... with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Wm. B. Jones, Mary W. Jones. They ack. deed Feb. 23, 1850. (FHL film 422,088)
Deeds Vol.Q 1850-1853 (FHL film 422,089)
Q-3: 13 Sept. 1850, Daniel Haddock Jr. and Ward B. Hazeltine to Philo V. Duncan of Breckinridge Co. KY, that on 26 April 1845, Nathan Board as commissioner conveyed to said Haddock & Hazeltine a tract of land adj. town of Cloverport containing about 129 acres on which James W. Flanery? formerly resided which with certain town lots had been conveyed? and with foreclosure and sale the said Haddock & Hazeltine became the purchasers and have since divided the same, and for $1,000 payable in 3 years by equal payments with interest from date and for which said Duncan has executed his notes with even date herewith ..., the said Haddock & Hazeltine have sold to said P.V. Duncan the tract of land beg. at SW corner of Minor E. Pate's 7 acre lot on Oglelys line, then ... D.B. Harris' field, then with a line of the town tract & with Heist's line ... to Oak Street opposite the SW corner of Out Lot No.225, then with said street ... to the NE corner of In Lot No.217 on 6th Street, then with said street ... to the west side of Chesnut Street, then ... to the SE corner of Dr. Holmes 7 acre lot, then with his line to the beginning, containing by survey 57 acres, but it is understood that M.E. Pate is the owner of one acre of land in the NW corner of the above boundary conveyed to him by said Flanagan and which is bounded ..., this acre of ground is not sold but expressly excepted out of this conveyance, with the appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Daniel Haddock Jr., Ward B. Hazeltine, by J. Jenings their attorney in fact. This deed is made subject to H. Gregory's lease which expires 1 Jan. 1851. Ack. Oct. 4, 1850, by Jefferson Jenings as attorney in fact ... (FHL film 422,089)
Q-30/31: 4 Nov. 1850, Joseph Robards to Philo V. Duncan, both Breckinridge Co. KY, for $300 paid, sell tract of land containing 30 acres, a part of L.M. Robards survey on the Tar fork of Clover Creek in Breckinridge Co., beg. corner to Beals survey, then ... near Hustons Lick branch, then ... Beals line, then ... to the beginning, warrant title. /s/ Jo. Robards. Ack. Nov. 4, 1850. (FHL film 422,089)
Q-142: 22 Aug. 1850, P.V. Duncan of Breckenridge Co. KY for $250 paid, sell to S.C. Lewis a lot with the buildings thereon and all privileges and appurtenances in town of Cloverport in county & state afsd, part of InLot No.50, being the SE, beg. at corner of said lot at intersection of 1st & Huston Streets, ... also that portion of Lot No.64 adj. the above on the Creek side which is deeded to Wm. Pate by David R. Murray on record, warrant title. /s/ P.V. Duncan, Susan E. Duncan. Wit. Jno. W. Raitt, R.B. Rogers. April 22, 1851, deed to Sebastian C. Lewis ack. by Philo V. Duncan and wife Susan E. Duncan. (FHL film 422,089)
Q-294: 1 May 1851, James Duncan to Wm. G. Duncan, for $1 paid, sell to said William G. Duncan a parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek, a part of a 9830 acre survey pattented to Wm. May in 1785, beg. about 10 rods from my upper fence which is called the Baby field, then ... in the line of my 100 acre tract, then ... John Butler's line, then ... Jas. Butler's corner, supposed to be 125 acres, warrant title, and the said Wm. G. Duncan is not to sell the land as long as the said James Duncan lives and if he does sell the land before my death this deed is to be void. And G.C. Duncan is to tend the part that he now lives as long as my father lives. /s/ James Duncan. Wit. C.D. Graymouth, Charles Watham. Proved by C.D. Waymouth and Cas. Wartham, Nov. 17, 1851. (MAD: names as spelled) (FHL film 422,089)
Q-295: 1 May 1851, James Duncan to George C. Duncan, for $1 paid, sell to said G.C. Duncan parcel in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek, part of 9830 acre tract patented to Wm. May in 1785, bounded ... Hardin's old line, then corner to G.C. Duncan's 45 acre tract, then ... Wm. G. Duncan's corner, then ... my lane, ... supposed to be about 125 acres, warrant title. And G.C. Duncan is not to sell the said land as long as I live and I am to keep possession and cultivate all the land as long as I live as far as I have been tending. /s/ James Duncan. Wit. C.D. Waymouth, Charles Watham. Proved on oaths of C.D. Waymouth and Charles Wartham, 17 Nov. 1851. (FHL film 422,089)
Q-296: 1 May 1851, James Duncan to George Smith Duncan, for $500 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckinridge Co. on waters of Rough Creek, beginning at my NW corner of my 190 acre tract, it being part of Bunedic Lucas Ded. tract, then Geo. Abrams corner, then ... line of 190 acre tract, then ... to run a straight line thence the middle of the orchard and down the hill within two rods of the fence where the Clarks now live, then ... fence where Wm. Lucas now lives, then ... to the old line, then... to the beginning, supposed to contain 120 acres, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ James Duncan. Wit. C.D. Waymouth, Chas. Worstram. Proved on oath of C.D. Waymouth and Charles Wortham, 17 Nov. 1851. (FHL film 422,089)
Q-334: 15 Nov. 1851, James Duncan to Mark Hardin, for $1 paid, sell parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. on waters of Callumis? [Calamese] Creek, beg. at Valentine Fentrus? corner, then ... Hardin's old line of his 9830 acre survey, then ... to the beginning, supposed to be 40 acres, more or less, warrant title. /s/ James Duncan. Wit. G.P. Duncan, Albert G. Elliott. Proved by oaths of G.P. Duncan and Albert G. Elliott, 16 Feb. 1852. (FHL film 422,089)
Q-409/410: 4 May 1852, Philo V. Duncan and Susan E. his wife to John ?. Martin, both Breckenridge Co. KY, for $1500, $300 paid and 1 note for $300 due 22 Jan. 1853, the 2nd note for $300 due 22 Jan. 1855, the 3rd note for $300 due 22 Jan. 1856, and the 4th and last due 22 Jan. 1857, a lien is hereby reserved on the land to secure the payment, have sold to said Martin a parcel of land in Breckenridge Co. KY near Cloverport and was conveyed to me by J. Jenings as atty. in fact for Haddock & Hazeltine and supposed to contain 56 acres, and bounded ... (not copied), warrant title. /s/ P.V. Duncan, Susan E. Duncan. Ack. by P.V. Duncan and Susan E. his wife, 4 May 1852. (FHL film 422,089)
Q-612/613: 13 Jan. 1853, Obediah Newman and Frances Newman his wife to Philo V. Duncan & Susan Duncan his wife, of Breckenridge Co. KY, for $4000 paid, sell parcels of land in said county on waters of Tar Fork creek and Clover Creek and containing by estimation 400 acres more or less, bounded ... original lines of Madisons lower survey on the south bank of Tar Fork, ... Madison's lower? 500 acre survey, then ... Newman's corner, then ... G.D. Cooper's corner, then ... bank of Clover Creek ...to P.V. Duncan's corner of his 28 acre lot, then ... to the beginning; 2nd, beginning at corner to Roberts survey, then ... state road, then ... original line of Madison's survey, then to the beginning, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Obadiah Newman, Frances Newman. Said Newman had reserved a quarter of an acre in the first tract in an orchard on said tract for a burying ground. Ack. by Obediah Newman and Frances his wife Jan. 14, 1853. (FHL film 422,089)
Q-614: 14 Jan. 1853, Philo V. Duncan and Susan E. Duncan his wife to Obediah Newman and wife, all Breckenridge Co. KY, for $4000 paid, sell 3 lots in town of lower Cloverport which are designated as lots 5, 6, and 124, the last lot being a slip of ground next to Clover creek and the Ohio river, being the same lots conveyed to said Duncan by Jefferson Jennings with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Philo V. Duncan, Susan E. Duncan. They ack. deed Jan. 14, 1853. (FHL film 422,089)
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