On 24 Jan 1792, Henry and Nicholas Crist and Adam Shepherd, for a debt they owed to Samuel Crow, deeded 273 1/4 acres on the waters of Long Lick Creek to Crow who lived in Maryland. Following the death of Samuel Crow, this land descended to his children Basil, Samuel Jr., and Ann who married Thomas Q. Willson. Then on 27 Oct 1821, Ann Crow Willson and her husband sold their third share of the farm to her brother Basil Crow. And on 17 Sep 1825, Samuel Crow Jr. sold his third share of the farm to Basil Crow.
Basil Crow later on 18 Oct 1839 sold an uncertain tract of land, but likely this one, to Benjamin Hughes who was living in Mississippi at the time.
Bullitt County Deed Book F, Pages 82-83
This indenture made and entered into this 17th day of September 1825 between Samuel Crow and Catherine his wife of the county of Bullitt and state of Kentucky of the one part and Basil Crow of the same county and state of the other part.
Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of $750 by the said Basil to the said Samuel in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, the said, Samuel Crow and Catherine his wife have given, granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents doth give. grant, alien, release, convey and confirm unto the said Basil all the interest and claim of the said Samuel of, in and to the following tract of land to-wit.
One undivided third part of the farm and tract of land upon Long Lick Creek which belonged to Samuel Crow deceased, and which descended to the said Samuel, Basil and Ann Willson, wife of Thomas Q. Willson, late Ann Crow, part of which tract of land was purchased of Henry Crist, a part of James Caldwell and a part of Richard Bibb, all of which lies in the county of Bullitt, and on the said Long Lick Creek; hereby warranting the said land to the said Basil, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns against the claim of us, our heirs or assigns, but not against the claim or claims of any other person or persons whatsoever.
Nevertheless it is expressly agreed and understood that in case any part of the said land which was purchased of the above named Henry Crist shall be lost by any conflicting claim, or if the title of the said Crist should not be a good one then and in that case the said Samuel Crow and Catherine his wife bind themselves, their heirs &c to bear an equal proportion with the said Basil and Ann their co-heirs in the value of the loss so sustained, and further that they will pay one-third of the cost which may accrue with prosecution of or defense of any suit which may be brought respecting said land so bought of Crist.
In testimony whereof they have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals the day and date above written.
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