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Some Early Pendleton County Deeds
Pendleton County, KentuckyNotes From The Falmouth OutlookTranscribed by
Bonnie Snow A special thank you to the Falmouth Outlook for their permission to post this valuable information. Note: The names are spelled as recorded
Pendleton County Deed Book A, Pages 1 15 November 5, 1800 Deed from William Logan to John Grant November 7, 1800 From James Lanier and wife to John Smith December 6, 1800 James Mooday and Samuel McMillin to Samuel Cook and John Weing certified and recorded by Thomas Booley, clerk of Lexington District Court, and sent to this county to be recorded. January 4, 1801 John Martin to Julius Coleman proven by the oaths of Richard Henderson, Thomas Coleman and committed to record. January 12, 1801 William Downard and wife to Elijah McClanahan for lots no. 114 and 116 acknowledged by William Downard. January 30, 1801 Moses Scott, Squire Grant and James McLaughlin to Joseph Glinn. January 30, 1801 Moses Scott, Squire Grant and James McLaughlin to William Ligh(t)foot January 30, 1801 Moses Scott, Squire Grant and James McLaughlin to Lavis Colvin January 30, 1801 Moses Scott, Squire Grant and James McLaughlin to Waller Minor February 25, 1801 John Cook and Wineford his wife to George Pickett and James Wilson March 14, 1801 From trustees of the Town of Falmouth to William Clark March 16, 1801 John Cook and Wineford his wife to John Ammerman March 21, 1801 From T. of T. of Falmouth to Charles Sterne March 21, 1801 From T. of T. of Falmouth to John Mulhearing March 21, 1801 From T. of T. of Falmouth to George Moffett March 21, 1801 From John Pickett Senior to Wilson Pickett certified by the clerk of Scott County March 21, 1801 Samuel Cook and Joseph Cummins to William Edmundson March 21, 1801 John Ewing to Joseph Cummins March 23, 1801 Samuel Cook and wife to John Forsyth and William Stites March 23, 1801 Joseph Cummins to Samuel Cook March 30, 1801 Deed of gift from Samuel Lockwood to Isaac Lockwood March 31, 1801 John Cook to William Clark March 31, 1801 John Cook, Samuel Cook, David Edmundson and Sarah his wife to Isaac Cook April 1, 1801 John Cook to James Coleman April 1, 1801 T. of T. of Falmouth to John Flach (?) April 6, 1801 Joseph K. Glenn to William Smith Junior May 4, 1801 Bartlett Graves and wife to Benj. Lockwood May 4, 1801 Squire Grant to William Arnold June 5, 1801 James Graves, sheriff of Pendleton County to William Robinson June 5, 1801 John Waller and wife to Charles Sterne proven by the oaths of Joel Reddish and lodged in the office. June 9, 1801 Deed of gift from James C. Goodwin to Francis Flournoy July 11, 1801 From T. of T. of Falmouth to Robert K. McLaughlin July 11, 1801 From T. of T. of Falmouth to Lewis Clark July 11, 1801 From T. of T. of Falmouth to William Anderson July 28, 1801 John Waller to Anthony Kendall proven by the oath of Charles Sterne and lodged in the office and on the 4th day of August acknowledged by said Waller August 6, 1801 James Graves, sheriff of Pendleton County, to William Johnston August 26, 1801 William Anderson to John Anderson August 28, 1801 Alvin Mountjoy, attorney in fact for Nicholas Meriweather, to Anthony Kindall September 21, 1801 James Theobald and Mary Theobald to the heirs of Spencer Neal proven by the oaths of John Ewing, William Sandors (sic) and William Arnold October 7, 1801 William Sandors (sic) and Marvin Sandors to James Theobald proven by the oaths of Thomas Wilson, John Ewing and William Arnold October 8, 1801 Willam Barret and Sarah Barret his wife to Joshua Jones proven by the oaths of Jediah Ashcraft, Thomas Wilson and William Arnold October 8, 1801 Squire Grant to Henry Childers November _, 1801 John Waller to Jese Sterne November _, 1801 John Waller to Andrew Walker November 27, 1801 Deed of gift from John Musgrove to Thomas Barker December 2, 1801 Garrard Hume to Jediah Ashcraft proven by the oaths of George Benson, Robert Childers and Stripling Hume December 2, 1801 John Grant to James Kay December 2, 1801 Same to same as above December 5, 1801 George Zumwalt and Mary his wife to James Theobald proven by the oath of Thomas Wilson Pendleton County Deed Book A, pages 15 20 March 13, 1802 Deed from the Trustees of the town of Falmouth to the Justice of the peace for Pendleton County May 10, 1802 John grant and Eliza his wife to Abdell Miller May 10, 1802 Archabald Currey and Sary his wife to Jacob New June 2, 1802 John Sanders to Thomas Williams June 2, 1802 Daniel William to Thomas Williams June 14, 1802 Mois Doty to William Law, proven by the oaths of William Arnold, Jediah Ashcraft and Daniel Seward, witnesses thereto June 14, 1802 Two bonds from William Sandors and others to William Arnold proven by the oaths of Jediah Ashcraft and John Ewing, also two bonds from William Robinson and Joel Robinson, to said Arnold proven by the oath of John Ewing June 14, 1802 Certificate of relinquishment from Anthony Kindall to Daniel Seward proven by the oaths of George Knox and William Arnold August 8, 1802 John Grant and wife to John Ashbrook August 9, 1802 Mosis Scott, Squire Grant and James McLaughlin to Jacob Downard September 8, 1802 George Hume to Jacob Groshon, proven by the oath of William Clark ______ _, 1802 Indenture of an apprenticeship of James McElmurrey made by James Lanier, Clerk of the County Court for Pendleton County, to Thomas Wilson October 7, 1802 Bartlett Graves to Isham Lanier October 7, 1802 John Evans to John Roberts, proven by the oaths Ezekial Hill and William Sandors March 12, 1804 Above proven by oath of James Theobald October 11, 1802 John Grant and wife to John Rush October 11, 1802 John Grant and wife to William McCrey October 18, 1802 Francis Cunningham to James Cunningam December 13, 1802 Julius Coleman to Thomas Coleman proven by the oaths of James C. Goodwin, Francis Flournoy and David Coleman January 24, 1803 Bill of sale from James Lanier to Seth Duncan for a horse March 7, 1803 John Grant and wife to the heirs of John Boner, deed March 7, 1803 John Grant and wife to the heirs of Nathaniel Ducker March 7, 1803 John Grant and wife to the heirs of Dsmurl Conway March 14, 1802 Bill of sale from William Owens to Betsey Cruhhlow March 29, 1803 Julius Coleman to James Coleman April 11, 1803 George Hume to Jesse Stewart, proven by the oaths of Stripling Hume and Price Hume and certified April 11, 1803 John Taylor and John Mountjoy, Commissioners, to Alvin Mountjoy June 13, 1803 John Crittenton to John Waters July 11, 1803 Littleberrery Mosby, Ward Mosby by James Brown, their attorney in fact to Robert Taylor and Jezereel Ellis, proven by the oaths of William Mountjoy July 27, 1803 From the Commissioners appointed for the conveyance of land & C to William McCormack acknowledged by Joh Ewing & John Mountjoy, Commissioners & C September 2, 1803 James Kay to the church on Flour Creek September 8, 1803 John Thrasher to the heirs of John Bonar, Deed September 8, 1803 Robert K. McLaughlin to Darkis Sandors September 14, 1803 John Lemon to James Craig September 14, 1803 James Hopkins to John Lemon September 14, 1803 Daniel Coleman by James Coleman his attorney in fact to James Hopkins proven by the oaths of John Lemon, William Mountjoy and John Hobday September 23, 1803 James C. Goodwin to William Clark October 18, 1803 Thomas Mountjoy to Alvin Mountjoy October 24, 1803 Bartlett Graves and wife to John Casey October 24, 1803 Bartlett Graves and wife to the heirs of Maxey Moncreef November 3, 1803 George Pickett and wife to Charles Sterne February 16, 1804 William Mountjoy, Deputy sheriff for James Little, sheriff, to Anderson Donaphant March 12, 1804 Christopher Shink to James Theobald proven by the oath of Francis Keastor & C proven by Fetty Boner & C March 12, 1804 Ward Mosby & Littleberrey Mosby by James Brown, attorney in fact, & C to John Steele, proven by the oaths of Seth Duncan & Robert K. McLaughlin March 12, 1804 Anderson Donaphant to James Hubbard March 17, 1804 Robert Taylor to Jezereel Ellis March 17, 1804 Jezereel Ellis to Robert Taylor March 17, 1804 Robert Taylor and Mary Taylor his wife to Deeston Lightfoot March 17, 1804 Jezereel Ellis and Tytha Ellis his wife to Lakey Shoemaker March 17, 1804 Jezereel Ellis and Tytha Ellis his wife to Rhody Ellis March 17, 1804 Jezereel Ellis and Tytha Ellis his wife to John Earls March 17, 1804 George Pickitt, Pegga Pickitt his wife and James Wilson and Agnes Wilson his wife to Alvin Mountjoy April 4, 1804 William Clark to Jacob Sinks May 13, 1804 John Grant to Stephen Thrasher May 13, 1804 George Smerl & Mary Smerl his wife to Wm. Powers June 11, 1804 John Gay to Alexander McClure, Proven by the oaths of David How, William Junken & Robert Hutchason June 11, 1804 John Gay to Robert Hutchason June 11, 1804 John Gay to David How June 30, 1804 Ward Mosby & Littleberrey Mosby by James Brown, their attorney in fact, to John Steele Proven by the oath of Thomas _ _dowsky July 9, 1804 John Crittendon to Stephen Thrasher July 9, 1904 William Sandors to James Theobald July 9, 1804 Mortgage Lien from James Theobald to William Sandors August 6, 1804 Moses Scott, Squire Grant and James McLaughlin to Alex. Lanier August 8, 1804 William Sandors to Presg. Kinnitt August 16, 1804 Rieds Hinz by John Mountjoy & Elijah McClannahan, Commissioners, & C, to Simon Kenton, acknowledged August 17, 1804 John Crittington to John Cleveland, Proved by Joseph Boyd August 23, 1804 Trustees of the Town of Falmouth to James Lanier September 11, 1804 Pres. G. Kinnitt to William Kinnitt September 20, 1804 George Hume to John Fowler October 3, 1804 Jacob Groshon to Francis Kestler October 8, 1804 Gerrard Hume to Jesse Stewart October 23, 1804 Mosis Scott, Squire Grant and James McLaughlin to Isham Lanier October 25, 1804 T. of T. of Falmouth to Alexander Monroe November 24, 1804 Jacob Sinks to George Eggars November 27, 1804 John Ewing and Alice Ewing his wife to Daniel Williams November 27, 1804 - John Ewing and Alice Ewing his wife to George Angell December 1, 1804 George Henricks & wife to Samuel Lockwood December 6, 1804 Thomas Williams & wife to Alexander Monroe January 14, 1805 William Clark, William Mountjoy & Seth Duncan to Jezereel Ellis, Charles Sterne, Elijah McClanahan & John Mountjoy, Commissioners February 11, 1805 Power of Attorney, George Henricks to Thomas Jones March 4, 1805 John Sandors & Sarah his wife to Seth Duncan March 5, 1805 Seth Duncan & Rechama his wife to Britton Clay March 12, 1805 Moses Scott, Squire Grant and James McLaughlin to Elijah McClanahan March 12, 1805 Moses Scott et als. To Lewis Colvin March 15, 1805 - Moses Scott et als. To Jeremiah Glenn March 15, 1805 - Moses Scott & Squire Grant to Lewis Clark March 15, 1805 - Moses Scott et als. To Joshua Watkins March 15, 1805 - Moses Scott to James McLaughlin June 13, 1805 Isaac Mize, agent for William Mize, to Robert A. Steele July 3, 1805 B. Bennett and John H. Eve to William Duncan July 5, 1805 William Junkins & Elizebeth Junkins his wife to Alexander McClure July 20, 1805 Stewart Richey to Thomas White
The
following are Emminger family deeds for the Carntown/Peace Grove area.
Other surnames within the deeds include Bonar, Brennenstuhl, Earle,
Gaskins, Hall, Heizel (Heisel), Hobbs, and Rath.
Certifying surnames are Blackerby, Cummins, Dudley, Ellis, Hauser, Hodge,
Holt, Houston, Mullins, and Rule. Pendleton
County Deed Book K Pages 484-485: This
Indenture made this 10th Day of July A D 1853 between Theophilus
Briggs of the County of Pendleton State of Kentucky of the one part and
Sebastian Emminger of the City of Cincinnati Hamilton County State of Ohio of
the other part witnesseth that the said Theophilus Briggs for an in
consideration of the sum of Three Hundred and Eighty Seven Dollars in hand paid
the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained and sold and
by These presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said Sebastian Emminger
his heirs and assigns all that tract or parcel of land situate and being in the
County of Pendleton aforesaid part of an original survey pattented [sic] in the
name of John Richard and Simpson Hulley on the waters of Stepstone creek a
branch of the Ohio River and Bounded as follows to wit Beginning at a Beech
Stump an ash and Small Black Walnut in the forks of Bear run corner to land of
John Gaskins thence with his line N 15 [degrees] E 40 poles to his corner, two
Hickories and red oak. Thence N 75
W 22 pls to two small ash trees and white oak in said Grahams line Thence N 50 E
91 poles to two white oaks. Thence
S 4 [degrees] W 129 poles crossing Bear run to a stone on the bank Halls corner,
in said Grahams line Thence with his line N 68 W 61 pls to the Beginning
containing thirty acres & 24/100 being the tract of land upon which the said
Briggs now resides, and the tract of land conveyed by W.L. Thompson to said
Briggs by Deed of Record in the clerks office of the Pendleton County Court
together with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining to have and to hold the said hereby conveys with the
appurtenances unto the said Sebastian Emminger his heirs and assigns forever and
the said Theophilus Briggs for himself his heirs executors and administrators
the aforesaid Tract of land and appurtenances unto the said Sebastian Emminger
his heirs or assigns against the claim or claims of all and every person or
persons whatever doth and will forever warrant and defend by these present.
In witness whereof the said Theophilus Briggs together with Nancy his
wife who hereby relinquishes her right of dower in and to the land conveyed by
this deed have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and date above
written.
Theophilus Briggs {seal}
Nancy {her x mark} Briggs {seal}
Commonwealth
of Kentucky
Pendleton County
I
Matthew Mullins Clerk of the county court for the County aforesaid do certify
that this deed from Theophilus Briggs and Nancy Briggs his wife to Sebastian
Emminger was produced to me in my office on the 14th day of July 1853
and acknowledged by the said Theophilus Briggs and Nancy Briggs his wife to be
their act and deed for the uses and purposes therein mentioned whereupon said
deed together with this certificate hath been duly admitted to record in my
office.
Given under my hand this 15th Day of December 1853.
M. Mullins ck Pendleton
County Deed Book Q Page 104: Know all
men that I B.A. Gaskins of the County of Pendleton and State of Kentucky for and
in consideration of the sum of Three hundred dollars to me paid by Sebastian
Eminger [sic] of the County and State aforesaid the receipt whereupon hereby
acknowledged does hereby Bargain Sell and Convey to the said Sebastian Eminger
[sic] his heirs and assigns forever the following Real Estate court: Lying and
being in the County of Pendleton and State of Kentucky and on the waters of
Stepstone Creek and bounded as follows. Beginning
at a Stone near an Ash in the edge of a [
] Thence N 14 [degrees] E 39 Poles to a hickory: Thence N 76 W 61 ½
poles to an Ash and white oak: Thence
S 14 [degrees] W 40 Poles to a Stone: Thence S 76 E 60 poles to the beginning
containing fifteen Acres be the same more or less together with all the
privileges and appurtenances to the Same belonging To have and to hold the Same
to the Said Sebastian Eminger [sic] his Heirs and Assigns forever The Grantor
his Heirs Executors and Administrators Hereby Covenanting with the Grantee his
heirs and Assigns that the Title so conveyed is clear free and unencumbered and
that he will Warrant and Defend the Same against all claims whatsoever. In
Witness Whereof the Said B A Gaskins together with Louisa Gaskins his wife who
hereby relinquishes all of her tight to dower in the land hereby conveyed have
hereunto set their hand the 20th day of August in the year 1864.
B A Gaskins
Louisa {her x mark} Gaskins
Commonwealth
of Kentucky
Pendleton County I Henry
D. Hauser Clerk of the County Court for the County do certify that this Deed
from B A Gaskins and Louisa Gaskins his wife to Sebastine [sic] Eminger [sic]
was produced to me in my office August 20th 1864 by said Grantors:
duly Stamped as required by act of Congress: and acknowledged by them to be
their act and deed, whereupon Said deed together with this certificate have been
duly admitted to record in my office. Given
under my hand this 27th day of October in the year 1864.
Henry D. Hauser clerk Pendleton
County Deed Book 39 Pages 148-149 This
Indenture made and entered into this 18th day of Feby 1888 between L
L Hobbs of Campbell County, Kentucky of the first part and Sebastian Emminger of
Pendleton County Kentucky of the second part.
Witnesseth said party of the first part in consideration of one hundred
Dollars to him paid by the party of the second part, in hand paid receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged hereby bargain, sell and convey unto said party
of the second part, his heirs and assigns the following said [
] in Pendleton County Kentucky. [
] and on the waters of Stepstone Creek bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stone in Heizels line at side of county road [
] Thence N
66 ½ W 130 poles to a stone in the original line of said Hobbs and Emminger.
Thence [ ] 26 ½
W [ ] poles to a
stone. Thence S 66 Ύ E 60 ½ poles
to a [ ].
Thence S 64 [degrees] E 33 ½ poles to the beginning containing four (4)
acres be the same more or less to have and to hold said premises together with
the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging unto said party of the
second part, his heirs and assigns forever with [ ] warranty.
In Witness Whereof the said L L Hobbs together with Elizabeth his wife
who hereby relinquishes her right to dower and each of whom hereby waive all
right to homestead exemption in the premises hereby conveyed have hereunto set
their hands the day said date first above written.
L L Hobbs
Elizabeth Hobbs State of
Kentucky
Pendleton County I, W C
Holt, Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid, do certify that this
deed from L L Hobbs and Elizabeth Hobbs his wife to Sebastian Emminger was on
the 18th day of Feby 1888 produced to me in said County by the
grantors L L Hobbs and Elizabeth Hobbs and acknowledged by them to be their act
and deed, whereupon the same and this certificate have been duly recorded in my
office. Given
under my hand this 31 day of April 1888.
W C Holt, Clerk
By Chas Ellis D.C.
Pendleton
County Deed Book 57 Pages 632-633:
This
Indenture made and entered into this 5 day of Nov. 1906 between Sebastian
Emminger Sr of Pendleton County, Kentucky, of the first part, and Edward
Emminger and John Emminger of Pendleton County, Kentucky, of the second part.
Witnesseth, that said party of the first part, in consideration of One
hundred Seventy five dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledge, does hereby bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second
part, their heirs and assigns the following Real Estate in Pendleton County,
Kentucky: to wit, Beginning at a beech stump, ash and small black walnut in
forks of Bear Run corner to land of John Gaskin.
Thence with his line N 15 E 40 poles to his corner two (hickories and red
oak). Thence N 75 W 22 poles to two
small ash trees, and white oak in Gaskins line, thence N 4 W 129 poles crossing
Bear Run to a stone on the bank, Halls corner in said Gaskins line.
Thence with his line N 68 W 61 poles to the beginning containing Thirty
acres and 24/100. 30 acres 24/100. 2nd.
Adjoining above survey and bounded as follows.
Beginning at a stone near an ash in the edge of a branch.
Thence N 14 E 39 poles to a hickory.
Thence N 76 W 61 ½ poles to an ash and white oak.
Thence S 14 W 40 poles to a stone. Thence
S 76 E 60 poles to the beginning containing 15 acres more or less. 3rd.
Also adjoining and bounded as follows.
Beginning at a stone in Heisle line at side of County road.
Thence S 24 Ύ W 4 38/100 poles to a stone in the middle of the road. Thence N 66 ½ W 15[] poles to a stone in the original line
of said Hobbs and Emminger. Thence
with that line S 72 ½ E 55 poles to a stone.
Thence S 26 ½ W 1 1/5 poles to a stone.
Thence S 66 Ύ E 60 ½ poles to a stone.
Thence S 64 [degrees] E 33 ½ poles to the beginning containing four
acres more or less. The first of
these conveyances is recorded in Deed Book K Page 484. The 2nd
recorded on Page 104, Deed Book Q. The
3rd recorded on page 148 Deed Book 39. All at Falmouth Ky Pendleton Co records.
To have and to hold said premises, together with the privileges and
appurtenances to the same belonging unto said party of the second part, their
heirs and assigns forever, including all right to dower and homestead exemption
with covenant of general warranty.
In Witness Whereof, the said Sebastian Emminger has hereunto set his
hands.
Sebastian Emminger
State of
Kentucky
Pendleton County
I N. H. Houston, a Notary Public for the County aforesaid, do certify
that this Deed from Sebastian Emminger Sr to Edward and John Emminger was on the
5th day of Nov. 1906 produced to me in said County by the grantor
Sebastian Emminger Sr and acknowledged by him to be his act and deed.
My commission expires 6th day of March, 1910.
Given under my hand and official seal this 5th day of Nov.
1906.
N. H. Houston Notary Public State of
Kentucky
Pendleton County
I J.N. Rule Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid do certify
that this deed from Sebastian Emminger Sr to Edward Emminger and John Emminger
was on the 7 day of Nov 1906 lodged for record.
Whereupon the same and the foregoing and this certificate have been duly
recorded in my office. Given under
my hand, this 7 day of Nov 1906.
J.N. Rule Clerk
By W Dudley, D.C. Pendleton
County Deed Book 49 Pages 592-594: This
Indenture made and entered into this 6th day of September, 1899,
between E. F. Gaskins administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of the
estate of L.L. Hobbs decd, Mary A. Earle and William L. Hobbs and Katurah M
Hobbs his wife of Campbell County, Kentucky, of the first part and Joseph
Emminger and Sebastian Emminger of Pendleton County Kentucky of the second part,
Witnesseth that the said parties of the first part in consideration of Twelve
Hundred dollars to them paid and to be paid by said parties of the second part
as follows (towit), Six Hundred dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged, Three Hundred dollars to be paid on the 6th day
of September 1900, Three Hundred dollars to be paid on the 6th day of
September 1901, said deferred payments evidenced by two promissory notes of this
date, due as aforesaid, and bearing interest from date, and to secure the
payment of which a lien is hereby retained, does hereby bargain, sell and convey
unto said parties of the second part their heirs and assigns the following Real
Estate in Pendleton County, Kentucky; A tract of land on Stepstone
Creek and bounded as follows (towit), Beginning at a stone corner to William
Bonar and Joseph Mains, thence with Bonars land S 73 E 166 80/100 poles to a
stone, thence S 16 W 7 poles to a stone corner to Andrew Rath, thence with
Raths land S 82 ½ E 73 10/100 poles to a stone N 77 Ό E 56 20/100 poles to
a stone corner to Hobbs land, thence with said land N 8 ½ W 91 20/100 poles to
a stone in Brennenstuhls line, thence S 81 ½ W 52 80/100 poles to a stone in
Heizels line, thence with his land S 11 E 11 80/100 poles to a stone in Bear run
(a stone bears S 11 E 11links) N 87 ½ W 52 poles to a stone at Heizels garden,
S 25 ½ W 4 40/100 poles to a stone in a road corner to Sebastian Emminger Sr,
thence with his land N 63 Ύ W 153 40/100 poles to a stone in Mains line, thence
with his land S 19 Ύ W 86 80/100 poles to beginning containing one hundred and
thirty seven acres 137.0.00. To
have and to hold said premises together with all the privileges and
appurtenances to the same belonging unto said parties of the second part, their
heirs and assigns forever, including all right to dower and homestead of exemptance,
with covenant of general warranty. This
deed is made by the said E. F. Gaskins as Administrator De Bonis non with the
will annexed of the estate of L. L. Hobbs decd and by virtue of the last will
and testament of the said L.L. Hobbs decd which is recorded in Will Book D,
pages 273&4 at Alexandria Campbell County Kentucky and the tract of land
conveyed by this deed is sold and conveyed for the purpose of paying the debts
against the estate of the said L.L. Hobbs, decd, as directed by said will and
the grantors Mary A. Earle and William L. Hobbs being the children and only
heirs at law of the said L. L. Hobbs, decd, join in this conveyance for the
purpose of conveying any interest they may in said lands as heirs at law of the
said L.L. Hobbs, decd. In Witness
Whereof the said E.F. Gaskins Mary A Earle William Hobbs and Katurah M Hobbs his
wife have hereunto set their hands.
Edward F. Gaskins
Mary A. Earle
William L. Hobbs
Keturah M. Hobbs
State of
Kentucky Pendleton
County I, J. H.
Cummins, Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid do certify that this
deed from Edward F. Gaskins, Mary A. Earle, William L. Hobbs and Keturah Hobbs
his wife to Joseph Emminger and Sebastian Emminger Jr. was on the 6th
day of September 1899, produced to me in said County by the grantors above
named, Duly Stamped, and acknowledged by them to be their act and deed,
whereupon the same and this certificate have been duly recorded in my office.
Given under my hand this 3 day of Oct 1899.
J H. Cummins Clerk
By Henry Ellis D.C. {Note in
margin of last page reads as follows: As
Admr with the will annexed de bonis non of L.L. Hobbs, decd, I certify that the
notes described in this deed for $300 each was paid to me and I hereby cancel
the lien. Apr 22, 1902 [1903?]. Att:
Jo H. Cummins Clerk
E.F. Gaskins
By W.C. Holt, D.C. Pendleton
County Deed Book 60 Pages 91-92 This
Indenture made and entered into this 7th day of January 1909 between
Sebastian Emminger an unmarried man of Carntown Pendleton County, Kentucky
grantor; and Joseph Emminger of Pendleton County Ky grantee. Witnesseth, that said grantors, in consideration of Six
hundred Dollars to him paid and to be paid by said grantee, as follows.
Viz: Four hundred Dollars in
hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged.
One hundred Dollars to be paid on the 7th day of January 1910.
One Hundred Dollars on the 7th day of January 1911.
Said deferred payments evidenced by two promissory notes of this date,
due as aforesaid, and bearing interest from date, and to secure the payment of
which a lien is hereby retained, does hereby bargain sell and convey unto said
grantee, his heirs and assigns, the following Real Estate in Pendleton County,
Kentucky: towit: My
one-half interest in the following described real estate. Beginning
at a stone corner to Wm Bonar and Joseph Maines.
Thence S 73 E 166 80/100 poles to a stone. Thence S 16 W 7 poles to a stone corner to Andrew Rath.
Thence with Raths land S 82 Ό E 73 10/100 poles to a stone.
Thence N 77 Ό E 56 20/100 poles to a stone corner to J.W. Hobbs land. Thence with said land N 8 ½ W 91 20/100 poles to a stone in
Brennensthuls line. Thence S 81 ½
W 52 80/100 poles to a stone in Heisels land.
Thence with his land S 11 E 11 80/100 poles to a stone in Bear Run, a
stone [ ] S 11 E
11 links N 87 ½ W 52 poles to a stone at Heisels garden.
Thence S 25 Ό W 4 40/100 poles to a stone in a road corner to Sebastian
Emminger St. Thence with his land N
64 Ύ W 153 40/100 poles to a stone in Mains line.
Thence with said land S 19 Ύ W 86 80/100 poles to the beginning
containing 137 acres more or less. This
is the same conveyance as that recorded in Deed Book 19 Page 592 Pendleton Co.
records Falmouth, Ky. To have and
to hold said premises, together with the privileges and appurtenances to the
same belonging unto said grantee, his heirs and assigns forever including all
right to dower and homestead exemption, with covenant of general warranty.
In Witness Whereof the said grantors have hereunto set his hand.
Sebastian Emminger
State of
Kentucky
Pendleton County
I, N. H. Houston, a Notary Public for the County aforesaid do certify
that this deed from Sebastian Emminger an unmarried man to Joseph Emminger was
this day produced to me to said County by the grantor Sebastian Emminger and
acknowledged by him to be his act and deed
My commission expires 6th day of March 1910.
Given under my hand and official seal this 7 day of January 1909.
N. H. Houston Notary Public State of
Kentucky
Pendleton County
I, J. N. Rule, Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid, do
certify that the foregoing deed was on 9 day of Jany 1909 lodged for record
whereupon the same and the foregoing and this certificate have been duly
recorded in my office. Witness my hand, this 9 day of Jany 1909.
J.N. Rule Clerk
By W. V. Dudley DC {Notes
in margin read: The notes mentioned
in the deed from Sebastian Emminger to Jos Emminger and recorded in Deed Book 60
page 91, Pendleton Co. Ky records having been fully paid, it is hereby released
and canceled. Witness my hand this
May 17, 1912.
Sebastian Emminger
State of
Kentucky
Pendleton County
On the 18th day of May 1912 the foregoing release was lodged
for record and has been duly recorded.
JN Rule Clk PCC
By WV Dudley
State of
Kentucky Pendleton
Co
I, N.H. Houston, a Notary Public in and for said Co. and state do certify
that this release from Sebastian Emminger to Joseph Emminger was on the 17 day
of May 1912 produced to me in said Co and acknowledged by the grantor Sebastian
Emminger to be his act and deed whereupon the same and this certificate was
recorded in Co Clerks office.
Given under my hand and seal this May 17, 1912.
N.H. Houston Notary Public From
Pendleton County Deed Book 57 Pages 632-633: This
Indenture made and entered into this 30 day of June 1908 between Theo Carnes and
Alice E. Carnes his wife of Butler R.F.D. #1 Pendleton County Kentucky,
grantors, and Edward Emminger of Pendleton County, Kentucky, grantee; Witnesseth,
that said grantors in consideration of Thirteen Hundred Dollars to them paid and
to be paid by said grantee, as follows. Viz:
Eight Hundred Dollars to them paid.
The receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged. Two Hundred and fifty dollars to be paid on the 30 day of
June 1910. Two Hundred and fifty
dollars ton the 30 day of June 1912. Said
deferred payments evidenced by grantors two promissory notes of this date due as
aforesaid and bearing interest from date, and to secure the payment of which a
lien is hereby retained, does hereby bargain sell and convey unto said grantee,
his heirs and assigns, the following Real Estate in Pendleton County, Kentucky: Beginning
at a stone corner to lands of L.L. Hobbs. Thence
S 16 Ό W 46 40/100 poles to a stone corner to the lands of Andrew Rath.
Thence N 88 W 17 17/100 poles to a stone and hickory stump another corner
to said Rath land. Thence S 8 W 43
20/200 poles to a stone corner to the lands of J.H. Carnes.
Thence N 72 W 94 poles to a stone on the top of a ridge another corner to
said Carnes land. Thence N 40 Ύ W
25 80/100 poles to a stone in the Stepstone road.
Thence with said road N 77 ½ E 6 16/100 poles to a stone corner to the
dower lands paid off to Mrs. Elizabeth Hobbs (late Gaskins).
Thence with said lands N 31 Ό W 36 poles to a stone and black oak tree
corner to the lands of L.L. Hobbs and Joseph Mains.
Thence with his lands and an old marked line S 73 Ύ E 80 16/100 poles to
a stone in top of ridge. Thence on
with said marked line S 74 ½ E 87 70/100 poles to the beginning containing
Eight one acres, two rods and twenty eight poles.
Being the same land conveyed to grantor Theo Carnes by William Bonar as
of date May 1, 1905, recorded in Deed Book 56, page 289, Pendleton County
records.
To have and to hold said premises, together with the privileges and
appurtenances to the same belonging unto said grantee, his heirs and assigns
forever, including all right to dower and homestead exemption, with covenant of
general warranty. In Witness
Whereof, the said grantors, have hereunto set their hands.
Theodore Carnes
Alice E. Carnes State of
Kentucky
Pendleton County
I, J.N. Rule, Clerk of the County Court, for the County aforesaid, do
certify that this deed from Theo Carnes and Alice E. Carnes his wife to Edward
Emminger was on the 30 day of June 1908, produced to me in said county by the
grantors and acknowledged by them to be their act and deed.
Whereupon the same and this certificate have been duly recorded in my
office. Given under my hand this 30
day of June 1908.
J.N. Rule Clerk
By W.V. Dudley DC {Notes
in margin read as follows: I hereby acknowledge full payment of the two (2)
notes totaling 500.00 and the lien securing same as it appears of record in deed
from Theo. Carnes and Alice E. Carnes his wife, to Edward Emminger, recorded in
Deed Book No. 59, at page 432, Clerks office of the Pendleton County Court
Records at Falmouth, Kentucky, and I hereby authorize and direct said lien to be
cancelled of record.
Theo Carnes State of
Ohio County
of Clermont
Before me, Jasper R. Shipp, a Notary Public in and for the county and
State aforesaid, personally appeared Theo Carnes and acknowledged the execution
of he foregoing release of notes and lien securing same to be his voluntary act
and deed. Given under my hand and seal; this 25 day of March, 1942. {seal}
Jasper R. Shipp
Notary Public, Clermont County Ohio
My commission expires Sept. 7, 1942
State of
Kentucky Pendleton
County
The foregoing Release was this 3rd day of April, 1942, at
10:10 oclock A.M., lodged for record and has been duly recorded in my office.
R.A. Thompson, Clerk
Recorded by: Geneva M. Hodge, DC
Pendleton
County Deed Book 68 Pages 501-502: Know all men by these presents: That A.M. McClanahan and Emma McClanahan, his wife, of Pendleton County, Kentucky, for an in consideration of Eighteen hundred dollars cash in hand to them paid by William Emminger the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby bargain, sell and convey to the said William Emminger, his heirs and assigns forever, the following described Real Estate, to wit: Situate lying and being in Pendleton County Kentucky on the turnpike leading from Carntown to Peach Grove bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a white oak tree corner to Sebastian Emminger; thence North 13 West 57 poles to a Black ash, Elm and Buckeye, corner to Bradbury, now Tony Steiner; Thence South 50 West 116 poles to a Hickory, Gum and White oak in J.W. Hobbs corner; thence South 40 East 105 poles to a small ash tree and pile of rock; thence South 50 West 3 poles to three Sums corner to J.W. Hobbs heirs and Edward Emminger; thence South 37 East 10 poles to three White oaks corner to L.L. Hobbs, now Joseph Emminger; thence North 14 East 112 poles to the beginning containing 49 acres 2 roads and 37 poles more or less. Being
the same land conveyed to grantor A.M. McClanahan by Richard Bell 7 wife by deed
dated July 2, 1909 and recorded in Deed book 60 page 562 Pendleton Court records
together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same
belonging. To have and to hold the
same to the said William Emminger his heirs and assigns forever, the Grantors,
their heirs, executors and administrators, hereby covenanting with the grantee
his heirs and assigns, that the Title so conveyed is clear, free and
unencumbered, and that they will warrant and defend the same against all legal
claim whatsoever. In
Witness Whereof the said grantors A.M. McClanahan & Emma McClanahan, his
wife, who include, release, and transfer to said grantee all homestead
exemption, dower and other right to said property, hereunto set their hands this
20 day of Febry in the yr, 1918. testo:
W.O. Blackerby
A.M. {his x mark} McClanahan
Emma McClanahan {Stamps
$2.00} State of
Kentucky County
of Bracken I, H.S.
Blackerby, a notary public in the for said County and State, do certify that the
foregoing instrument of writing from A.M. McClanahan & Emma McClanahan, his
wife, to William Emminger was this day produced to me by the parties, in said
county and State, and then and there acknowledged by said to be their
act & deed. My commission
expires the 10th day of March, A.D. 1918, Given under my hand and
seal of office, this 20 day of February, 1918. {seal}
H.S.
Blackerby, Notary Public Commonwealth
of Kentucky
Pendleton County I, W.V.
Dudley, clerk of the county court for the county aforesaid, do hereby certify
that this instrument of writing from A.M. McClanahan and Emma McClanahan, his
wife to William Emminger was, on the 2 day of March, 1918, lodged for record.
Whereupon said deed with the foregoing and this certificate are duly
admitted to record in my office. Given
under my hand, this 2 day of March in the year, 1918.
W.V. Dudley, Clerk
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