EARLY HISTORY OF HILLSBORO
By Rev. H. C. Northcott
James CRAIN (the elder) had the following children: Marshall, Thornton, Samuel,Lewis Hiram, Patsy and maybe others. Marshall and Thornton married sisters named HOPKINS of Bath County. Lewis married Nancy DILLON whose father occupied the cottage north of my father's. I don't know who Sam or Hiram married. Hiram was a pupil of mine and I learned from some source he was a soldier in the Civil War. Lewis bought and kept the saloon at Hillsboro for some time. He moved to Bath and lived near Wyoming.
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This indenture made this 25th day of June 1806 between Samuel Crane of the County of Fleming and State of Kentucky of the one part and James Crane of the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnessesth that the said Samuel Crane for and in consideration of the sum of 5 shillings to him in hand paid
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By the said James Crane at and before the signing and delivery of these present the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain and sell, alien and confirm unto the said James his heirs or assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County of Fleming aforesaid and on the waters of Foxes Creek being a part of Lot #10 one of the Lots of 30,000 acres patented in the name of Littleberry Mosby heir at law to John Mosby deceased and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at three white oaks; thence North 155 poles to three sugartrees, thence West 206.5 poles to a buckeye, sugar tree and bue ash; thence South 155 poles to an ash, sugar tree and elm, Thence East 206.5 poles to the beginning containing by estimation 200 acres.
To have and to hold the aforesaid 200 acres of land with all and singular the previledges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said James Crane his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use benefit and behoof of him the said James his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Samuel for himself and his heirs the land and premises above described and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances unto him the said James Crane his heirs executors, administrators or assigns, against the claim or demand of himself and his heirs and also against the title claim or demand of all and every other person or persons claiming or pretending to claim by from or under him the said Samuel, his heirs executors administrators or assigns, shall and will warrant
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And forever defend by these presents. It is fully understood by the parties to this indenture that in case the said James Crane or those claiming under him shall at anytime be evicted from the premises or any part thereof by any person or persons deriving or pretending to derive a title thereto from any other source than that warranted from above neither the said James Crane nor those claiming under him shall have any recourse upon the said Samuel Crane or his heirs etc. I anywise either in law or equity for damages or the amount of the original consideration money above expressed but in such case the said James Crane and his heirs shall and may have all the benefit and advantage that I myself might or could have against Thomas Hart by virtue of a deed from said Hart by John Winn his attorney in fact made to Alexander Gray which deed now remains of record in the clerk's office of the late court of quarter sessions in Deed Book A page 90 the benefit of which deed I am entitled to by virtue of and in consequence of a deed for the same said tract of land made the 31st day of May 1803 by the said Alexander Gray to this grantor which last said deed now remains of record in the Fleming Circuit Court Clerk's office in Deed Book A page 352.
In testimony whereof the said Samuel Crane hath to this indenture set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
Samuel Crain
Fleming Circuit Sct.
I George W Botts Deputy Clerk of the Fleming Circuit Court (being authorized by law to receive and admit to record in said office deeds and other writings) Do certify that the foregoing indenture of bargain and sale from Samuel Crane to James Crane was this day produced before me acknowledged by the said Samuel Crane a party thereto and is together with this certificate duly recorded in said office. Given under my hand the 2 day of June 1806.
George W Botts D C
By Rev. H. C. Northcott
James CRAIN (the elder) had the following children: Marshall, Thornton, Samuel,Lewis Hiram, Patsy and maybe others. Marshall and Thornton married sisters named HOPKINS of Bath County. Lewis married Nancy DILLON whose father occupied the cottage north of my father's. I don't know who Sam or Hiram married. Hiram was a pupil of mine and I learned from some source he was a soldier in the Civil War. Lewis bought and kept the saloon at Hillsboro for some time. He moved to Bath and lived near Wyoming.
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This indenture made this 25th day of June 1806 between Samuel Crane of the County of Fleming and State of Kentucky of the one part and James Crane of the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnessesth that the said Samuel Crane for and in consideration of the sum of 5 shillings to him in hand paid
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By the said James Crane at and before the signing and delivery of these present the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain and sell, alien and confirm unto the said James his heirs or assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County of Fleming aforesaid and on the waters of Foxes Creek being a part of Lot #10 one of the Lots of 30,000 acres patented in the name of Littleberry Mosby heir at law to John Mosby deceased and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at three white oaks; thence North 155 poles to three sugartrees, thence West 206.5 poles to a buckeye, sugar tree and bue ash; thence South 155 poles to an ash, sugar tree and elm, Thence East 206.5 poles to the beginning containing by estimation 200 acres.
To have and to hold the aforesaid 200 acres of land with all and singular the previledges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said James Crane his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use benefit and behoof of him the said James his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Samuel for himself and his heirs the land and premises above described and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances unto him the said James Crane his heirs executors, administrators or assigns, against the claim or demand of himself and his heirs and also against the title claim or demand of all and every other person or persons claiming or pretending to claim by from or under him the said Samuel, his heirs executors administrators or assigns, shall and will warrant
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And forever defend by these presents. It is fully understood by the parties to this indenture that in case the said James Crane or those claiming under him shall at anytime be evicted from the premises or any part thereof by any person or persons deriving or pretending to derive a title thereto from any other source than that warranted from above neither the said James Crane nor those claiming under him shall have any recourse upon the said Samuel Crane or his heirs etc. I anywise either in law or equity for damages or the amount of the original consideration money above expressed but in such case the said James Crane and his heirs shall and may have all the benefit and advantage that I myself might or could have against Thomas Hart by virtue of a deed from said Hart by John Winn his attorney in fact made to Alexander Gray which deed now remains of record in the clerk's office of the late court of quarter sessions in Deed Book A page 90 the benefit of which deed I am entitled to by virtue of and in consequence of a deed for the same said tract of land made the 31st day of May 1803 by the said Alexander Gray to this grantor which last said deed now remains of record in the Fleming Circuit Court Clerk's office in Deed Book A page 352.
In testimony whereof the said Samuel Crane hath to this indenture set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
Samuel Crain
Fleming Circuit Sct.
I George W Botts Deputy Clerk of the Fleming Circuit Court (being authorized by law to receive and admit to record in said office deeds and other writings) Do certify that the foregoing indenture of bargain and sale from Samuel Crane to James Crane was this day produced before me acknowledged by the said Samuel Crane a party thereto and is together with this certificate duly recorded in said office. Given under my hand the 2 day of June 1806.
George W Botts D C
EARLY HISTORY OF HILLSBORO
By Rev. H. C. Northcott
James CRAIN (the elder) had the following children: Marshall, Thornton, Samuel,Lewis Hiram, Patsy and maybe others. Marshall and Thornton married sisters named HOPKINS of Bath County. Lewis married Nancy DILLON whose father occupied the cottage north of my father's. I don't know who Sam or Hiram married. Hiram was a pupil of mine and I learned from some source he was a soldier in the Civil War. Lewis bought and kept the saloon at Hillsboro for some time. He moved to Bath and lived near Wyoming.
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This indenture made this 25th day of June 1806 between Samuel Crane of the County of Fleming and State of Kentucky of the one part and James Crane of the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnessesth that the said Samuel Crane for and in consideration of the sum of 5 shillings to him in hand paid
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By the said James Crane at and before the signing and delivery of these present the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain and sell, alien and confirm unto the said James his heirs or assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County of Fleming aforesaid and on the waters of Foxes Creek being a part of Lot #10 one of the Lots of 30,000 acres patented in the name of Littleberry Mosby heir at law to John Mosby deceased and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at three white oaks; thence North 155 poles to three sugartrees, thence West 206.5 poles to a buckeye, sugar tree and bue ash; thence South 155 poles to an ash, sugar tree and elm, Thence East 206.5 poles to the beginning containing by estimation 200 acres.
To have and to hold the aforesaid 200 acres of land with all and singular the previledges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said James Crane his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use benefit and behoof of him the said James his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Samuel for himself and his heirs the land and premises above described and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances unto him the said James Crane his heirs executors, administrators or assigns, against the claim or demand of himself and his heirs and also against the title claim or demand of all and every other person or persons claiming or pretending to claim by from or under him the said Samuel, his heirs executors administrators or assigns, shall and will warrant
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And forever defend by these presents. It is fully understood by the parties to this indenture that in case the said James Crane or those claiming under him shall at anytime be evicted from the premises or any part thereof by any person or persons deriving or pretending to derive a title thereto from any other source than that warranted from above neither the said James Crane nor those claiming under him shall have any recourse upon the said Samuel Crane or his heirs etc. I anywise either in law or equity for damages or the amount of the original consideration money above expressed but in such case the said James Crane and his heirs shall and may have all the benefit and advantage that I myself might or could have against Thomas Hart by virtue of a deed from said Hart by John Winn his attorney in fact made to Alexander Gray which deed now remains of record in the clerk's office of the late court of quarter sessions in Deed Book A page 90 the benefit of which deed I am entitled to by virtue of and in consequence of a deed for the same said tract of land made the 31st day of May 1803 by the said Alexander Gray to this grantor which last said deed now remains of record in the Fleming Circuit Court Clerk's office in Deed Book A page 352.
In testimony whereof the said Samuel Crane hath to this indenture set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
Samuel Crain
Fleming Circuit Sct.
I George W Botts Deputy Clerk of the Fleming Circuit Court (being authorized by law to receive and admit to record in said office deeds and other writings) Do certify that the foregoing indenture of bargain and sale from Samuel Crane to James Crane was this day produced before me acknowledged by the said Samuel Crane a party thereto and is together with this certificate duly recorded in said office. Given under my hand the 2 day of June 1806.
George W Botts D C
By Rev. H. C. Northcott
James CRAIN (the elder) had the following children: Marshall, Thornton, Samuel,Lewis Hiram, Patsy and maybe others. Marshall and Thornton married sisters named HOPKINS of Bath County. Lewis married Nancy DILLON whose father occupied the cottage north of my father's. I don't know who Sam or Hiram married. Hiram was a pupil of mine and I learned from some source he was a soldier in the Civil War. Lewis bought and kept the saloon at Hillsboro for some time. He moved to Bath and lived near Wyoming.
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This indenture made this 25th day of June 1806 between Samuel Crane of the County of Fleming and State of Kentucky of the one part and James Crane of the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnessesth that the said Samuel Crane for and in consideration of the sum of 5 shillings to him in hand paid
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By the said James Crane at and before the signing and delivery of these present the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain and sell, alien and confirm unto the said James his heirs or assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County of Fleming aforesaid and on the waters of Foxes Creek being a part of Lot #10 one of the Lots of 30,000 acres patented in the name of Littleberry Mosby heir at law to John Mosby deceased and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at three white oaks; thence North 155 poles to three sugartrees, thence West 206.5 poles to a buckeye, sugar tree and bue ash; thence South 155 poles to an ash, sugar tree and elm, Thence East 206.5 poles to the beginning containing by estimation 200 acres.
To have and to hold the aforesaid 200 acres of land with all and singular the previledges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said James Crane his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use benefit and behoof of him the said James his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Samuel for himself and his heirs the land and premises above described and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances unto him the said James Crane his heirs executors, administrators or assigns, against the claim or demand of himself and his heirs and also against the title claim or demand of all and every other person or persons claiming or pretending to claim by from or under him the said Samuel, his heirs executors administrators or assigns, shall and will warrant
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And forever defend by these presents. It is fully understood by the parties to this indenture that in case the said James Crane or those claiming under him shall at anytime be evicted from the premises or any part thereof by any person or persons deriving or pretending to derive a title thereto from any other source than that warranted from above neither the said James Crane nor those claiming under him shall have any recourse upon the said Samuel Crane or his heirs etc. I anywise either in law or equity for damages or the amount of the original consideration money above expressed but in such case the said James Crane and his heirs shall and may have all the benefit and advantage that I myself might or could have against Thomas Hart by virtue of a deed from said Hart by John Winn his attorney in fact made to Alexander Gray which deed now remains of record in the clerk's office of the late court of quarter sessions in Deed Book A page 90 the benefit of which deed I am entitled to by virtue of and in consequence of a deed for the same said tract of land made the 31st day of May 1803 by the said Alexander Gray to this grantor which last said deed now remains of record in the Fleming Circuit Court Clerk's office in Deed Book A page 352.
In testimony whereof the said Samuel Crane hath to this indenture set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
Samuel Crain
Fleming Circuit Sct.
I George W Botts Deputy Clerk of the Fleming Circuit Court (being authorized by law to receive and admit to record in said office deeds and other writings) Do certify that the foregoing indenture of bargain and sale from Samuel Crane to James Crane was this day produced before me acknowledged by the said Samuel Crane a party thereto and is together with this certificate duly recorded in said office. Given under my hand the 2 day of June 1806.
George W Botts D C
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