William L. Burris |
Contributed by Lois Card |
| This Deed of Commerance from William
L. Burris to John Tyler Deweese
Wittnesseth that the said Burris has
this day Bargained and sold unto the Said Deweese
a certain tract or parcel of Land in Barren County Ky and
waters of Barren Fork Containing fifty acres at twelve
Dollars per acre amounting to Six hundred dollars four
hundred dollars in hand Paid the reciept of which is
acknowleged and the Remainder which is twi hundred
dollars to Be Paid at Eighteen months from this date
which survey is Bounded as follows Begining at a stake 14
Links South of a Stone thence North 92 Poles to a Stone
Course 20 poles to an Elm thence South 85 E 61 1/2 poles
to a white oak & hickory thence South 71 E 22 1/2
Poles to a white oak on a Dry Branch thence South 42 1/2
poles to a small white oak thence west 13 1/2 poles to a
stake in a field thence South 60 poles to a small Black
oak in James Shirley's line thence west
68 poles to the Beginning Containing fifty acres to have
and to hold unto the Said Deweese and
his heirs and the Said Burris Doth
hereby sell alien and convey Said Boundry unto Said
Deweese with Covenant of General warrenty in Testimony
whereof Said Burris and wife have this
30th day of July 1874 Set Their hands and Seal a lien is
retained on this Land until paid for W.L. Burris seal J.K. Burris seal A deed to John Tyler Deweese in Barren County. John Tyler was the eldest son of Samuel H. Deweese and Charlotte (Dunaway) Deweese in the deed.) |