Catharine Rider to Reuben
Albaugh
Land records, Jefferson OH
Book C2, Pg 630, F# 895961
Catharine Rider to Reuben Albaugh
Know all men by these presents that I Catharine Rider, wife of
George Rider, in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars in hand paid by
Reuben Albaugh do hereby remise, release and forever quit claim unto the said
Reuben Albaugh his heirs and assigns forever all my right, title, interest and
estate legal and equitable the following premises with the appurtenances
situated near the line of Bolingreen Jefferson County, State of Ohio and
bounded as follows to wit, being part of Section twenty five, Township eight and
range two. Beginning at a stone in the state road leading from Richmond to
Knoxville from which the north east corner of John C. Smiths shop bears south
eighteen west one hundred and six links thence east thirty four perches to a
post in David Ridenours field thence North twenty seven and a half east twenty
three perches to Isaiah Hinters? And John C. Smiths line to a white oak twenty
inches in diameter bears south thirty west fifteen links thence west forty four
and on half perches to a stone east of the Road thence South twenty and on half
perches to place of beginning containing five acres more or less being the same
piece of land conveyed to George Rider by Greenbury Cranfield and Margaret his
wife by deed Bearing date the fifteenth day of August 1835 leaving and rezoning
and Excepting two small parcels of land contained in the above boundary
heretofore conveyed by the said George Rider the one to Reuben Albaugh and the
other to John Stevenson the description of which will more fully appear from the
deeds of said Albaugh & Stevenson with all and singular the appurtenances
thereunto belonging. In testimony whereunto I have set my hand and seal this
twenty fifth day of August 1852.
In presence of
} Catharine
X Rider (seal)
John C. Smith
}
her mark
George Culp }
The State of Ohio, Jefferson County
Before me George Culp a Justice of the Peace in and for said County personally
appeared the above named Catharine Rider and acknowledged the signing and
sealing of the above release or quit claim to be her voluntary act and deed this
25th day of August A.D. 1852.
George Culp, Justice of the Peace
State of Ohio, County of Jefferson. Recorded October 27th 1852.
George Beatty, Recorder.
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