The Troutman brothers, Henry Frank Troutman, Robert Levi Troutman and Charles Fillmore Troutman jointly owned certain real estate, and elected to divide it amongst themselves. In this deed, Charles and Robert deeded the following property to their brother Henry on 16 Apr 1900.
Bullitt County Deed Book 33, Pages 404-405
This deed made the 16th day of April 1900 by and between R. L. Troutman and C. F. Troutman and his wife Ada B. Troutman of the first part and H. F. Troutman of the second part.
Witnesseth that whereas H. F. Troutman and R. L. Troutman own jointly and in partnership certain real estate and have agreed upon a division thereof, now in consideration of the conveyance of the interest of the party of the second part in certain real estate to the parties of the first this day made, the said R. L. Troutman and C. F. Troutman and his wife Ada B. Troutman have bargained and sold and hereby convey to H. F. Troutman with covenant of general warranty all of their right, title and interest in and to the following described real estate lying in Bullitt County, Kentucky; a part of the lot known as the Hoglan Hotel property.
Beginning at southwest corner of said Lot on Main Street and an alley, thence north with Main Street 55 feet, thence with the line of the lot owned by Troutman Bros east 200 feet to an alley called Doctor's Alley, thence with Said alley South 55 feet to another alley, thence with said alley 200 feet to the place of beginning on Main Street, being part of the property conveyed by Richard McConathy to Troutman Bros on 19 March 1894, lying in Shepherdsville.
Also the following described real estate. Beginning at a beech on Brook's Run marked J. S. and J. B., thence down said run South 6° West 40 poles, thence South 41° West 80 poles, thence South 47° West 36 poles to the mouth of said run at Floyd's Fork, thence down the fork following courses, North 78° West 74 poles, South 66° West 83 poles to the mouth of Blue Lick, thence up said creek North 28° West 22 poles, North 42° West 27 poles, North 62° East 42 poles, North 30° East 16 poles, North 70° West 59 poles, thence North 5° West 49 poles to a beech in Shanklin's line, thence with Shanklin's line East 268 poles to the beginning, containing 169 1/4 acres more or less.
To the said H. F. Troutman, his heirs and assigns to have and hold forever. Witness the hand of the grantors the day and year above written. (signed) R. L. Troutman, C. F. Troutman, Ada B. Troutman
Bullitt County Deed Book 33, Pages 404-405
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