Miranda L. Burr's
Bill of Sale
from
Joseph Bush
Know all men by these presents that I Joseph Bush of Shelby County
and State of Indiana for and in consideration of the sum of thirty eight dollars
and Nine cents to me in hand paid by Miranda L. Burr of the same place the
receipts of which is hereby acknowledged have bargained sold and delivered and
do by these presents, bargain sell and deliver unto the said Miranda L. Burr the
following property ToWit: One Black Mare, To have and to hold the
said Black Mare so bargained and sold to the said Miranda L. Burr his executors
administrators and assigns to his and their only proper use benefit and behoof
forever. And I the said Joseph Bush do hereby covenant grant and agree to
and with the said Miranda L. Burr that I and my heirs executors and
administrators will Warrant and forever defend the said Black Mare so Bargained
sold and delivered to the said Miranda L. Burr from and against the rightful
claims of all persons whomever Of which Black mare of the said Joseph Bush
have put the said Miranda L. Burr in full possession by delivering to him the
said Black Mare at the time of the sealing and delivering of these presents.
In Witness whereof I the said Joseph Bush have hereunto set my hand
and seal this 28th day of December 1839.
Joseph Bush {{ seal }}
The above bill of sale was this day sealed and delivered and the Black mare
therein mentioned was delivered by the said Joseph Bush to the said Miranda L.
Burr and full possession thereof given, in presence of us
Samuel Moore
Wiatt Ellis
Recorded December 7th 1840
Milton Robins Recorder
Transcribed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
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