Georgia:  Oglethorpe County: Deed from Sarah Banks, William Banks &
Jonathan Colquitt To Thomas Nowel; 4 December 1844

Deed from Sarah Banks, William Banks & Jonathan Colquitt To Thomas Nowel
Deed Book Q page 378
3rd day of Nov. 1845

Georgia           ]     This Indenture made this 4th day of December
                        1844 between
Oglethorpe County ]     Sarah Banks, William Banks & Jonathan Colquitt of the one Part and Thomas Nowel of the second Part Witnesseth that in Consideration of the sum of Eight hundred and Sixty Dollars in hand Paid by the said Thomas Nowel of the Second Part to the said Sarah, William and Jonathan at and before the delivery and Delivery of this Parties the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged the said Sarah, William and Jonathan do this day grant bargain and Sell & convey & by these presents do grant bargain Sell & Convey unto the Said Thomas  his heirs & assigns forever in fee Simple the following tract of land being in said county on the waters of Indian Creek Containing four hundred & Seventy Acres more or less adjoining lands of William Collins, Avery Hart, Joseph Bradford & Alexander Martin being the Tract of Land whereon the said Sarah Banks now lives and being the tract of Land whereon James Banks late of said Cty. Deceased.  And the said Sarah, William & Jonathan for themselves their heirs Executors & Administrators unto the said Thomas his heirs & assigns the receipt and title of the aforesaid land will warrant & by these Presents will warrant & forever defend against the claims of all Persons whatsoever.

In Witiness whereof we have hereunto set our hands & Seals this 4th
Day of December 1844               ]
Signed Sealed & delivered          ]   Sally Banks
                                                         (seal)

In presence of us 22nd December 1844 ]   William Banks
                                                         (seal)
Test                   ]   Jonathan Colquitt (seal)
James B. Smith         ]
John B.Jackson JP.  ] Recorded the 3th day of November 1845
                                  Geo. H. Lester   Clerk