Alonzo C. Kinnison to Noah C. Summers - 3125 minus 636 Acres

In this deed, Alonzo C. Kinnison sold the most of Luke Wheeler's 3125 acre Knob Creek patent to Noah C. Summers on 19 Sep 1832.

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Bullitt County Deed Book G, Page 402

This indenture made this 19th day of September 1832 between Alonso C. Kinnison and Elizabeth Kinnison, his wife of Bullitt County and state of Kentucky of one part and Noah C. Summers of the same place of the other part.

Witnesseth that the said Kinnison and wife for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar current money to them in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted and sold and by these presents do sell and confirm unto said Noah C. Summers and his heirs and assigns the following described tract of land in the county of Bullitt on Knob Creek.

Whereas said Kinnison purchased at sheriff's sale on the 17th instant under an execution fiere facias from Bullitt circuit court office in the name of Peter Kern's administrator for H. Crist's benefit against the estate of Jacob Myers' heirs and representatives, a tract of 3125 acres of land on Knob Creek aforesaid, the same track patented to Luke Walker, a reference to his deed from the sheriff of Bullitt dated 18th instant will appear of record and said Kinnison has now sold and agrees to convey all of the said tract of 3125 acres of land more or less to said Noah C. Summers except about 636 acres more or less now in the possession of Joel Vaughn, being the same tract of land which said Summers conveyed to said Kinnison by deed dated 28th day of August 1832, of record.

The boundaries of said tract of 636 acres here excepted and not sold are fully set out in said deed. The said Summers is acquainted with the same and the nature of the title here acquired, this being therefore intended only as a quit claim deed.

To have and to hold said tract of 3125 acres of land to him said Summers and heirs &c forever (except and reserving out of this conveyance said 636 acres on which said joel Vaughn lives) against the claims of them said Kinnison and wife by this their deed of quit claim only without any responsibility on them whatever in case said land here sold is lost by any superior or better claim. Witness the hands and seals of the grantors the date first written.

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