Bullitt County History

E. W. Hall to W. M. Hume - Part of Lot 25

On 6 Oct 1821, James J. Dozier sold a part of Shepherdsville lot #25 to Edward McDade who sold it to Richard P. Simmons.

Simmons' heirs would later sell the ground to Henry J. Craycroft. Craycroft would later sell it to Wesley Phelps. Phelps then sold the tract to Joseph Collier. This was the northernmost 40 feet of lot 25. Collier next sold the lot and house to Harriet Travis, whose heirs then sold it to Sarah J. Ridgway. Sarah would next sell the lot to Nancy L. Crist.

Nancy would later enter into an arrangement with R. J. Meyler in which she deeded her part of lot 25 to him, and he deeded his part of lots 55 & 56 to her, with some money changing hands.

On 8 Apr 1884, to satisfy a debt owed by Meyler's estate to Robert Shanklin, his part of lot 25 was sold by the sheriff and purchased by Wesley Phelps. Then on 11 July 1888, Phelps sold it to J. E. Weller. Weller sold it on 28 May 1890 to W. A. Rouse. That same day, Rouse sold it to E. W. Hall.

Then on 13 Aug 1890, Hall sold it to W. M. Hume as shown below. Then on 4 Mar 1891, Hume sold it to the trustees of the Methodist Church parsonage.


Bullitt County Deed Book 28, Page 351

This indenture made and entered into this the 13th day of August 1890 by and between E. W. Hall (bachelor) of the first part and W. M. Hume of the second part, both of Bullitt County, Kentucky.

Witnesseth that the first party for and in consideration of the sum of $435 paid and to be paid as follows: $200 cash in hand paid, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, and $235 due and payable one year from this date, evidenced by the promissory note of the second party of even date herewith bearing 6% per annum interest thereon from date till paid, and to secure the said payment of same a lien is retained on the property herein conveyed. The said E. W. Hall has granted, bargained and sold and hereby sells, conveys and delivers unto the said W. M Hume, his heirs and assigns forever with covenant of general warranty the following described real estate situated in Bullitt County, Kentucky, viz.

A house and lot in the town of Shepherdsville on Main Street, the same conveyed to E. W. Hall by W. A. Rouse on the 28th day of May 1890, and bounded as follows: beginning at the northwest corner of Sue E. Bowman's lot on Main Street, thence north with Main Street to the alley running between the jail lot and the lot herein conveyed, thence east with said alley to the lot of F. P. Straus, thence south with his line to the line of Sue E. Bowman's lot, thence west with her line to the beginning on Main Street.

To have and to hold the said a lot with all the improvements and appurtenances thereon and thereunto belonging unto the said W. M. Hume, his heirs and assigns forever. Witness my hand this the day and year herein written. (signed) E. W. Hall

State of Kentucky, Bullitt County Sct
I R. F. Hays, clerk of the Bullitt County Court in the state of Kentucky, certify that on this day the foregoing deed from E. W. Hall to W. M. Hume was produced to me in my office and acknowledged and delivered before me by E. W. Hall, a party thereto, to be his act and deed. Witness my hand this is the 13th day of August 1890. (signed) R. F. Hays, Clerk, Bullitt County Court.


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