To secure his debt of $3675.00 owed to William T. Morrow, on 3 May 1890, James B. Myers mortgaged a 445 acre tract located next to Salt River with the promise to pay the debt with interest within five years.
Morrow released the mortgage lien on 18 May 1899, indicating that the debt had been satisfied in full.
Details of the tract mortgaged are described in the deed shown below.
Bullitt County Deed Book 28, Pages 196-198
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