PARKE
MARY TINBROOK
(WILKINS)
DEED BOOK
This Indenture
witnesseth: that John Tinbrook and Mary W Tinbrook his wife formerly Mary W
Wilkins & daughter and heir of Michael Wilkins decd in consideration of
five hundred Dollars to them paid by Samuel Wilkins, all of Parke County
Indiana the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant, bargain,
sell and convey to the said Samuel Wilkins his heirs and assigns forever, the
following Real Estate in Parke County, and State aforesaid and described as
follows towit: Being Lot No (two) in the partition and division of the real
estate of Michael Wilkins deceased in the Parke Probate Court at the March term
thereof 1848. Containing thirty five acres, reference being had to the final
Record of said division and partition Volume 6 page 159 will more fully show
and the said John Tinbrook & wife hereby convey to the said Wilkins all
their interest in and to the Widows dower in the lands of said Michael Wilkins,
which is yet to accrue to them as heirs of said deceased. The said Dower is represented as Lot No 5 in
the said division together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the
same belonging. To have and to hold the
same, to the said Samuel Wilkins his heirs and assigns forever the grantors
their heirs and assigns, hereby covenanting with the grantee: his heirs and
assigns, that the title so conveyed is clear, free and unencumbered, that they
are lawfully seized of the premises aforesaid as of a sure, perfect and indefeasible
estate of inheritance in fee simple; and that they will Warrant and Defend the
same against all claims whatsoever. IN
witness whereof the said John Tinbrook and Mary his wife who hereby
relinquishes her dower in said premises, have hereunto set their hands and
seals this 27 day of January A.D. 1853
John
Tinbrook
Mary
Tinbrook
The State of
Personally appeared before me, the
subscriber, one of the Justices of the peace in and for said County John
Tinbrook and Mary his wife the grantors in the above conveyance and
acknowledged the same to be their voluntary act and deed. And the said Mary the wife of the said John
Tinbrook being examined b;y me privately, separate and
apart from, and without the hearing of her said husband and the full content
and purpose of said deed being by one made known and explained, declared that
she executed the same of her own free will and accord, and without any coercion
or compulsion from her husband.
Witness my hand
and seal this twenty seventh day of January A.D. 1853. David
Connelly
Justice
of the peace
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