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HomeMy WebLinkAbout#3048- Deed; ABSTRACT OF TITLE Lots No. 20 and 21 in Jacob Miller's Addtion3048 Abstract of Title LOT NO. 20 and 21 SUB: Millers Addition Fire Station No. 11 Lincolnway West Description: Lots No. 20 and 21 in Jacob Miller's Addtion 1 pp lit .r o y Mowing Are, Esbace n gay: ;, ��s��9 u. FROM o- A. lugbrr, dub IM. N' 1556 r ��rt-�. C�yxust �.Rttilili:tt�, �uutf� ��CtTir, �;��-r�:iattttt >usPlrtc fT tt- its u$ all Inubs in (�,uunft�, �tt�li�t>t�t i TO REAL ESTATE IN ST. JOSEPR COUNTY n rffi STATE ®F IN aDIANA PREPARED BY �HKRRY c, scsocK oR01GBEE (� AND , , `vva lamm, COMP LETE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE TO ALL LANDS AND TOWN LOTS IN ST. JOSEPH COUNTY THE OLDEST CONCERN IN THE COUNTY E•l p,'NG\i�G AND \N — labY s � i �'�� c��; _ � .,.'�"•'.G�_ _ - .Elm_-•L.ri. . To Trtw FOL-LowI-L\TG 1]EscRZBT 0 7',T�1L T�.� sTAT IN ST. 7OSTP-Er COIIY NT'. STATI'i OF INDI.A.N 9., TO WIT = Lots Numbered 20 and 21 as shown on the Recorded Plat of Jacob Miller's Addition to the City of South Bend. -- , _-. - _ . - - '(. e w N sHiP.39Ale /?'%y ,FyNcEr2,F#rr The opposite map is a copy of the 0ri Final United States Survey as appears in Field Book No. 1 in the o ff i ce of the Serve o-r of St County, Indiana. The opposite raap is taken from the County Atlas of 1875. No. 1. The West 2 of the North East 4 of Section 3, Totimship 37 North, Range 2 East, containing 80 acres, Was entered as United States Land June 29th, 1833, by William Bage. See Tract Book of Original Land Entries in the office of the Auditor of St. Joseph County, Indiana. NO. 2. NOTE" The following Receiver's Receipt Was recorded February 12th, 1835, in Deed Record B, page: 168. (Duplicates) No. 2198. Receiver's Offia-e at Fort Wayne, July 1st, 1833. Received from 'Xilliam Bage of Washington City the Burn of one hundred dollars being in full for the !,Vest half of North East quarter of Section No. Three, Township No. thirty seven of Range No. Two East, con- taining ejghty (80) acres at the rate of one dollar and twenty ti-re c*--zits per acre, sold this day. $100.00. John Spencer )Receiver. No. 3. United States of America, to Will Lam Bage, Letters Patent. Dated September 2nd, 1834. Recorded November 14th, 1919, in Deed Record 162, page 20. Whereas William Bage of Washington City has deposited in the General -Land Office of the United States, a certificate oi' the Register or the land O-"rice at Fort Wayne, where it appears that full payrnent has been made by the said IJi1.Ilarn -Bage, accord- ing to the provisions of the act of Congress of the 24th April, 18202 ent.it- left "An Act making further provision for the sale of the Public Lands" for West half of the North East of Section 3, in Township 37 North of Range 2 Mast, in the district of lands subject to sale at Fort Wayne, Indiana, containing SO acres according to the official plat of the survey of the said lands returned to the General Land Office by the Surveyor General, which said tract has been purchased by the said William Bage. Now Know Ye, that the United States of America, in consideration of the premises and in conformity with the several acts of Congmess in such case made and provided, have given and granted and by these presents do give and grant unto the said William Bage and to his heirs, the saicl tract above described. To have and to hold the same together with all the rights, privileges and immunities of whatsoever nature thereunto belonging, unto the said William Bage and to his heirs and assigns forever. In Testimony Whereof, I, Andrew Jackson, President of the United States of America, have caused these Letters to be made Patent, and the seal of the General Land Office to be hereunto affixed. signed: By the President, Andrew Jae7r-son, By A. �. Aonelso�n, Sealy. and by E11 jah Hayward, Commissioner o:E the General Land. office. Attached is the certificate of L-. Q. C.Lamar, Recorder of, the General Land Office, dated October 20th, 1919, who certifies that the annexed copy of patent is a true and literal exemplification from the record vLich is in his custody in said office. No. 4. John Cosgrove, his heirs and assio-ns. v2--4zcan1y Deed. Dated Jan-uarY 29th, 1835. Recorded January 30th, 18359 in Deed Record B, page 169. Consideration " 875.00. :w .- ' on Numbered 3, 'Township Numbered 37 of Range No. 2 East, East IL of Sects containing 80 acres also other land.) witness:R. E. Fleming. Signed by iIilliam Bage and lviary Bage. b Villi am Bage and Alary Bage, the wife of the said Acl�no��ledged y examined) , January 30th, 1835, before 4Ji11iam Bage (who is separately F.. Fleming, L. 31. Taylor, Recorder of St - Deputy, Joseph County, Indiana, by R. and seal affixed. John s rove to Bleasant Harri s Warranty Deed. Dated January 30th, 1835. Recorded February 12th, 1835, In Deed Record B, page 175. Consideration W- 00. his heirs and assi°'ns. Grant, bargain and sell all that ce.rtaixi t=-act ox ParceZ o� land lying and bain� in tY�.e Count:T of St' , o�e�h t� of and State of 2n dlana, and known as the dYest z of he worth Fast Section 3 in Township 37 ��orth, Range 2 East, the forth Part of the West of the ��orth East �binning at the , beginning North}��e5t Qorner of said P 2 � Section, running thence South 20 rods; thence East 80 rods; thence said 4 1� 20 rods; thence Viest 80 rods to the place of beginning, containing or th 10 acres. Signed b John Cosgrove and Eliza Cosgrove- Ylitnesses: R• E• g � Act nowledgea by John Oo3grove Fleming and Mathias Stover. ex8mined), cosgrova tki� W17'a oS 1;k'ie Said C osc;rova (who t s segara'te2y Fehr ry 5th, 1835, before I.. M- TaylOX , Recorder o2' St- Joseph County, Indiana' by a. E. r'lemin€ , Deputy, and seal af�'3xed. u No. 6. J ohn C o sgr ow e and Elizabeth his 2vife to willj. Ba�e. next, with interest at 10%. Mortgage. Dated July 21st, 1835. Recorded July 25th, 1835, in Deed Record B, page 288. To secure the payment of $696 in 1 note of even date , due uetober 1st Grant, bargain, sell, release and confirm all the follov& ng described tracts or parcels of Land lying and being in the said County of St. Joseph & State of Indiana, & described as follows, to -wit: The West ti of the North East � of Section 3, Township 37 North of Range 2 East, containing 60 acres of land (and other land.) Signed by Johr�')osgrove and Elizabeth Cosgrove. Witnesses: J. A. Liston and T. K. ring. Acknowledged by John Cosgrove and Elizabeth Cosgrove, the wile of the aforesaid John Cosgrove (who is separately exam- -f-ned), July Zst, 3-835, before Sarmuel iVLsrtin, JusL3 of o� the Deaca Yor S-t- J-osep1i County, Indiana_ NOTE: The following appears on the Mrgin of said record: "2, Alexis Coquillard, the assignee of this Ylortga.ge (jo hereby acknowled the payment of the full amount of money therein specified being payment in Full this 4th day of I,:1ay, 1838. A. Coquillard. Attest: Lathrop u. Taylor, Cik." 'IT hereby certify that this mort�,a.c�e is fullsr Maid and natisfied by lapse o-r time, aria by virtue of the a.utlaority vested in me by an act pf the General Assembly of the State of Indiana approved February 16th, 1917 See Acts of 1917, Chap. 8, page 38) T hereby x`elease tPae real estate therein described from the lien thereof. Date July 9tkZ, 1923." John �_ Swr�.nsors, ,F2ocordEx If a No. '7• ohn Cos rove and Elizabeth Cos rove his wife Coquillard Warranty —Le Led, Dated 1vay Ord) 1836. Recorded � a.y 3rd, 1836, in Deed Record B, page 635. Consideration '1500.00. Alixes assf Grant, bargain, sell and convey all his heirs and ns. the following described real estate, to --remit: The West 2 of the forth East 4 Of SectionNo. 3, in '1'ownshiP Igo• 37 forth of Range 2 East, containing 80 acres (except 10 acres off of the forth end thereof heretofore deeded to Pleasant Harris) . Also other land) in all 1.55 acres, situate, lying,' and being in the County of St. Joseph and State of Indiana. Signed by John Cosgrove and Eliza. Cosgrove. witnesses: Ann Eliza Cosgrove and J. P. Antrim. Acknowledged by John Cosgrove and Eliza Cosgrove, his wife (who is separately examined and releases dower), May 3rd, 1836, before J. P. Antrim, Justice of the Peace for St. Joseph County, Indiana. No. 8. The State Bank of Indiana was established by an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved January 28th, 1834, See Local Laws 1834, Chap. VIII, page 12. The act forms districts with branches, and provides for branches, thereafter to be formed. The main office to be at Indianapolis. The -President of the Bank to be elected by 'ihe Ban1c vi as authorized to receive deposits, loan cc.o rig _� c�,nc1 t�0 u �s cy r�.or a.1 bet 7C\?c 3_r� bum iza.a� a� - `.c.oC.ton izo� �. ra a. CLo ua t0110wo �r �1'i'16 roa.1 ou't zz 'ta w2zs o.t X'G flhc�.11 bo "t aw-.�u1 I: QaA, is Q.r<3c 'to pzi_ o1-z xa.ola nr. [L oo.nv aY+ an�iSz A� �1x o"G� cUuol[i uYs ghr'i11 bo avc,Lu1 ro21 :f_'or 1'L'a :L iri.rto rlS a'1:o Ga000rraln4 ati 't SOM :L ra 'C 1'ia O O21V ci rilUX\V 'L'ri Y�oCao'l:ion o'r 1'l: ra b�Y C�3,. Xi cf c�cs: OT u o oQr-. c1. r=•�+oY ra<. s..�-. ez.L1 �.+.v+� ¢¢j, d faith bar MY of security for stock, loans been mortgaged t0 �t in goo such as shall have contracted , or for moneys due ; or third, previ.ausly Previously contracted in been conveyed to it in satisfaction of debts pr all have been purchased course of its dealings; or fourth, such as shall the obtained or made for such at sales upon judgments g ud ments, decrees, or mortgages hold or convey real estate debts; and the said Bank shall not purchase, other pv-rPOse; and all such rear estate, in any other case, or for any r the convenient discharg e of its business, not absolutely necessaz[y fO shall be set up, at least once a year, at public sale alter having g iv en hirt days notice of such sale, describing the property so to be sold an t y the name of the ".lortgagor, in at least one newspaper in the district vh ere Bank is situate; and placing three written notices in the most public said laces in the tovrn where the Bank is located; and shall be sold, if the interest and costs, for which the same same v;i11 bring the amount of debt, may have been bought, received or taken by the Bank, and which shall remain a-fter deducting all profits received therefrom." Section 7 reads, "A�l conveyances of real. estate shall 'be a1-�ne�- by the t'resident of the state Bank and have affixed the seal thereof ." No. 9. Alexis Goquillard and Francis C. Coquillard, his wife,, ILO ,Mortgage. Dated July 22nd, 1841 Recorded July 30th, 1841, in Deed Record G, page 24. State Bank of Indiana for the To secure the payment of 045,639.45 vise of the 12th Branch at in 12 notes, viz: ^86 _ -l-6 �~G3� Z3 nv'Cvv d.uo yecc2-c-G�FlGal ZL=l ET 9:t -� .-._o l-_u a� Auv zi cam C. _ice7 � U ya•-xr -emu"^Ca _,3 � .. � izo'too Q..a c+ G yae��-+-• s''�+-- ..�ti,_ o'r W4-�i of n0 t:o [s n�fo Vuyc-A !y _l_c l.o ti]-ao MOr't ucL {macro ox- o�.-Cl. o;r-_ Mortgages the following real estate in St. Joseph County, Indiana: (Zana not herein considered). And the West 2 of the North East g except 10 acres off of the North end thereof (and other land) , all in Sec- tion 3, Township 37 and Range 2 East, containing 315 acres. Signed by A. Coquil.lard and Francis C. Cogwillard. tifitnesses: Henriaks. Acknowledged b Alexis Cogu-zllar& John D. De -frees and J. A. g y and Francis C. Cocuiiiard, his wife, (who is separately examined), July 22nd, 1841, before John D. Defrees, 119aster in Chancery for St. Joseph Coun- ty, Indiana, and seal. affixed. NOTE: The following appears on the margin of said record: "For value received I do hereby acknowledge the satisfaction of the within Mortgage, by the conveyance of the mortgaged premises in fee simple to the Mortgagee. J. L. Jernegan, President S. B. Br. Bank.71 "T hereby certify that this mortgage is fully paid artcl aatIsflecd by Za•poe of tune, and by virtue oP the authority vested in IM by an act q-r the General Assembly of the State of Indiana appr ovea February 16th, 191I? (See Acts of 191-7, Chap. 8, page 38) 1 hereby release the real estate therein described from the lien thereof. Date July 25th, 1922.11 John A. Swanson, Recorder Of St. Joseph Co. Ind. "This mortgage is fully paid and 1 hereby release the same of Record this 15th day of May 15, 1925. Signed, ?rilbur m. Warner, Commissioner app. a�tm U�= ��� ram_ �wari.aon� at.ao raor � t _ J 4 C] o -p Yi C o •tetra •G lY � Z n ti _ -. by Supario— C ,•..w+ -cI i NOTE: From Civil Order Book 119 page 444 of the records e the �•St, Superior Court . , se �'�o Joseph . 7763, wherein Oliv No1Cauer �l. Yrricic I and Emily Yerric7L Were plaintiffia, and Alexis Coc�uillard, et al were defendants, in a suit to �,uiet Title to (real estate not herein considered), ., appoint �FiJ_bur Warner as Commissioner to d�s- it appears that the Court }� charge the pretended €�e as the same aPPears of R lien of the mortgage ecord n Record "G" pages 2`l and 25 in the Recorder's office of St. Joseph Coon y, Indiana, and the said W117u Warner, as such Commissioner is hereby direCtec� by the court to forthwith discharge the pretended lien of said mortgage by entering of record upon the margin of pages 24 and 25 of�eeord nG't a record - of _Mortgages in the Recorder's office of St. Joseph County, Indiana, vhere the same appears of record, a satisfaction and discharge of said mortgage i lien signed by Wilbur Warner, Commissioner, and the court finds that said _ mortgage lien shall forever after be barred as a lien against said real estate. No. 10. Alexis Coqu;illard and Francis C. Coqu hard, his -wife., to John D. Defrees. Warranty Deed. Dated November 12th, 1841. Recorded December 3rd, 1841, in Deed Record G, page 203. Consideration �;p75, 000.00. Conveys the following real estate in St. Jose-,h Coiisity, =riafana: (Land not herein considered). And -the `t3est of the forth East -i except 10 acres oir of the lvorth end thereof Care otkxer 7 azz3) a7�1 in Section 3, TownsYaip 37 and Range 2 mast, conain- in.� 315 acren_ logethex v¢ith all Lyle al�Z�t 'ten�ncas anc� �1 Z rl,=•1zt, tlt-le, In- t�'r�a� , elctiro oncl 8oraarncl 0 i any 0r ct thor 0-C the premises to have N and to hold the same with appurtenances unto John D. Defrees and his heirs in fee simple forever. The above premises are warranted free and clear of ail encum- brances saving and excepting a-"Ortgage given by the said Cogizllard to the State Bank of Indiana, for the use of the 12th Branch at South Bend, dated July 2nd, 1841, and excepting also certain payments in the St. Joseph Circuit Court againstsaid Coqu31Zar3. And said Franei s C. CocgtiiZlard, w1re o£ the said Alexis Coqui13-- lard, in consideration of $1.00 to her in hand paid by the said John D. Defrees, Both hereby release all right of dower in the above described premises, to the said John D. Defrees, and his heirs forever. Signed by A. Coquillard and Francis C. Coquillard. Witnesses: Geo. W. Matthews, J. A. Liston. Acknowledged by Alexis Coquillard and Francis C. Coquillard, his wife, who is separately examined, November 13:th, 1841, before Geo. Vi. Matthews, 14aster in Chancery for St. Joseph County, Indiana. No. 11. John D. Defrees and Sarah Id. C. Defrees. his wife, to Mortgage. Dated November 15th, 1841. Recorded December 7th, 18410 in Deed Record G, page 218. Alexis Coquillard. To secure the performance of a certain bond of $150,000.00. Mortgages the following real estate In St. Joseph County, rndiana,; (Land not herein considered). And the West 2 of the North East excepting to acres off of the North end thereof (and other land) all in Section 3, Township 37 and Range 2 East, containing 315 acres. Signed by JohnD. Defrees and Sarah P:Zaria Defrees. Witnesses: G. W. Matthews, `.rhos. D. Vail. Acknowledged by John D. Defrees and Sarah 11. C. Defrees, his wife, (who is separately examined) , November 15th, 1841, before Geo. W. Matthews, Master in Chancery :f orSt. Joseph county, Indiana. .4 NOTE: The follovL ng appears on the margin of said record: nThis mortgage is fully paid and satisfied by lapse of time and such ��'•; real estate is released from the lien thereof this 1.4th day of September, x� .� 1917. Signed, Bert E. Klysz, Recorder (chapter a. pave 36, Acts 1917)-" st_ Joseph Co,inty, Indi ana. "X hereby certi:y that this mortgage 3.s f�11y paid_ and sat -Is -fled- by lapse of time, and by virtue of the authority vested in me by an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana approved February 16th, 1917 t3te Acts of 1917 Chap. 8, page 38) I hereby release the real estate therein described from the lien thereof. John A. Swanson, Recorder Date July Sth, 1926, By C. M. K. n No. 12. John D. Defrees of St. Joseph Co. Ind. Bond. Dated November 17th, 1841. IDL Recorded- December 7th, 18419 in Alexis Coquillard. Deed Record G, page 220. For the sum of �'150,000.00. The conditions of said bond are that Whereas said John D. De - frees has this day made, executed and delivered to said Alexis Coquillard a Mortgage as collateral security, for the payment of certain sums of money hereinafter mentioned, and the performance of said covenants and agreements herein set forth, now if said John D. Defrees shall pay certain sums of money, to -wit: 7 judgments in the St. Ooseph Uircuit Court, against said Coquillard, (enumerating them) , and also pay the State Bank of Indiana, for the use of the 12th Branch at South Bend, 11 promissory notes, dated July 22nd, 1841, given by said Alexis Coquillard to said l Branch, and subsequently signed by John D. Defrees, (enumerating same t'; as at No. 9 above), and also pay certain other notes and accounts (enum- erating them), and also pay said Coquillard $25,000 in 25 annual install- ments of `1000 each, without interest, then this bond shall be void, but otherwise the Mortgage this day given to said Cognillard may be foreclosed. Signed by John D. Defrees. Wl tresses: J. A. Liston, Geo. W. Matthawe. No ack-nowledgment. NOTE: The following appears on the margin of said record-: "I hereby certify that this mortgage is fully paid and satisfied, by lapse of time, and by virtue of the authority vested in me by an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana approved February 16th, 1917, (See Acts of 1917 Chap. 8, page 38) I hereby release the real estate therein described from the lien thereof. John A. Swanson, Recorder of St. Joseph Co. Ind. Date July 25th., 1922. rr No. 13. Alexis Coquillard and Francis C. Co uil his wife withth John D. Defrees, Agreement, Dated November 16th, 1841. Recorded December 3rd, 1841, in Deed Record G, -,cage 206. Agreement recites that Whereas John D. Defrees has this day mortgaged to Alexis Coquillard, the following described parcels, tracts of land lying and- being in the County of St. Joseph and State of Indiana, to -wit: i,h.e we3� ' o� the North East a exeeptin 10 acres orb of the North end thereof �sza3 other land) awl in section 3, 1'owrtship 37 and Range 2 East, contain- u15 acres. CA1so o� trier 7-and_ NOW whenever a-t any time staid -De-rreen May ae11 axiy Cori ion o P the r�bove tleseribad property, tx.nd pay tYso amov�nt or Morley t3'xoroiox-towards 'the Ziqu-ida'tion o_L'' -the �ndabiad- Sy� ness of said Coquillard to the State Bank of Indiana, for the use of the 12th Branch at South Bend, its payment being secured to her by Mort- gage from said Coquillard, dated July 22nd, 1841, provided that said Defrees shall not sell any of said premises at a le ss price than the valuation at which it stands mortgaged for to the Bank aforesaid, and upon such sale and payment said Coquillard agrees and binds himself to .relaase said tx-aot oi' land as may be sold, Erorn tkie mort,ga,;Se clebG a�ore- said, and ror that pux-pose, I, 'the said Alexis Coqui.11axa have made, con- stituted and appointed William H. Patteson, Recorder of St. Joseph County, and his successors in office, my sufficient and lawful attorney, for me and in my name to release any portion of said abpve described premises, upon the condition aforesaid, and Z, Francis C. Coqullard., wife of Alexis Coquillard, do hereby appoint and constitute said William H. Patteson, Recorder aforesaid, anal his successors in office, my true and lawful attor- ney for me and in my name to release all my right of dower in any of said premises, upon the performance of said condition. signed by A. Coquillard and Francis C. Cocru:illard. 7T!tr_esaes: Geo. w. 2,zatthews and J. A. ziston. Acknowleclgecl by Alexis Coquillard and Francis C. Coquillard, his wife, who is separately examined, November 17th, 1641, before George V11. Ma.tthervs, Master in Chancery for St. Joseph County, Indiana. NOTE. The following appears on the margin of said record: "I hereby certify that this mortgage is fully paid and satisfied by lapse of time, and by virtue of the authority vested in me by an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana approved February 16th, 1917 See Acts of 1911 Chap 8 page 38) I hereby release the real estate therein 0 cleacribec3 from the lien thereof. John A_ Swanson, Recorder of St. Joseph Co. rnd• _Date ju1y 25th, 1922. 1• No. 14. The State Bank of Indiana for Proceedings in ChanOerV to foreclose the use of her Branch at south Bend, a Mort age and set aside an a raisement Proceedings entered vs. Alexis Co uillard John D. Defrees, in Complete Record vol. 5, pages to 371 of the records of St. Lot Da and John Newell. Jo Jo sePh Circuit Court. Bill filed April &th; 1843 alleges that Alexis Cogaillarci on July 22nd, 1841, executed and delivered to orator his certain Jtijortgage cleed in fee simple conveying the following described tracts of land situate in the County of St. Joseph aforesaid, towit: (Land not herein considered), & the Vlest 2 of the North East 9, (except 10 acres off the i1orth end thereof) , all in Section 3 in Townshipe 2 East (d other land) to secure the 37 of Ran g an � payment of 5,639.85 according to the tenor of 12 promissory notes (des- cribe(I at 110. 9 above) . Copy of Mortgage No. 9 set out describing the Iffest j of the North East 4 (excepting 10 acres off the north end thereof') of Sec- tion 3, Township 37 North, Range 2 East, etc. That on November 12th, 1841, Alexis Cogaillazrd executed and delivered to John D. Defrees a deed in.fee simple, conveying to said Defrees the several tracts of land hereinbefore men- tioned, in consideration whereof, the said Defrees on the same day signed said 12 promissory notes specified in said Mortgage. That on April 5th, 1843, orator and said Alexis coquillard and John D. Defrees in consideration of the settlement of divers difficulties and misunderstandings heretofore existing between said parties, executed a certain article of agreement, as follows: In consideration of the settlement of divers difficulties and misunderstandings heretofore existing between the parties to these �reaenta, it is hereby agreed that a1.1 the installments mentioned in said It�ort�tat-o az�cl 0,11 >irna. Query Decrt or the debt thereby secured as wean as •..+.•a, +,:r,�l .,var.�•_y c,r �;1iu nc>t;,sss L]nurotn rnvrn-Lionod and x^afe=_V0Cgt0, sn-aMM �s11 r •• r, k tip•, '�"a n+,r�l �r, 1. •, 1�+i••� ,1', nr1Ci. nYvtZ1 Lo aaZ1 intantg land pvs.Poscs 'lave: 1 i..r.+, 1.•,1,t. 1 ri 1r,,•nr rr,,,1 {uJ_1,.y [n.t7 1f L]-toy iacLc_ been 0r.:.i11U1311Zr drawn payable on this date, and the undersigned Alexis Cogzillard and Sohn D. Defrees for the consideration above mentioned, do hereby agree to nay to the State Ban�-K of Indiana, upon demand, the said sums of money }� in said Hortgage and notes mentioned, and said Tv�ortgage shall be taken to be and is hereby declared to be subject to immediate foreclosure, and it is further agreed that there is due for principal and interest -a 01 said mort,ffage the sum of 035, 600. (Signed. by Anthony -Degrees, Prest. of the South Bend Branch of the state Bank of Indiana, and John -D. De - frees and A. Coquillard.) That the sum of 435,600 is due and owing to orator for principal and interest wrich remains unpaid. That orator is remediless at law and cannot have relief except in a Court of Equity. gayer that defendants may be compelled to answer this bill and that it may be referred to a Master of this Court and that defendants be decreed to pay to orator what shall be found due on.such account, together with orator's costs. That said defendants and all persons claiming under them may be forever barred and foreclosed, etc., and that a eommIssione.r be appointed to make sale of said premises and_ apply proceed.a to the discharge of the debt to orator, and for other relief, etc. And said defendants appear in Court in person and confess matters- and things in said bill alleged to be true, and by consent of the parties, it is admitted that there is due from defendant to plaintiff �a35, 600; that stay of execution is waived and it is agreed that George VV. Matthews be appointed a commissioner to convey to said complainant in fee simple all right, title and interest of said defendants in and to all and every of the parcels described in said Mortgage, excepting lands not. herein considered. That the President of said South Bend Branch Bank aril t'z�o said Johr2 D_ Defrees do eaah wi-thlrn 3 days From the date of this a@Cr Cye, choa:ae one disinl;erastacl -parson-, x�o s�dant 3zx S-L_ •%ose pl7. Co vl�ty'� �r�dialz3, 12oltlzar o� whom nha11 be a �3tocic-kaoYdor or o�1'iaor o f ss�jB n Or a relative oi= ci'L-hox or said Ox- in oun:td pro- rnarty, who aZtem 4L8L]sirn.,4g 0ath, sha11 D-Vooeea to gppx`p.YBe aa3d propQrtY. and if they cannot agree, shad choose a third person, and the appraise- ment of any two shall be binding, after which appraisement, the said i commissioner shall convey said property appraised, to the State Bank of l , Indiana, for the use of her 12th Branch for a price equivalent to 2/3 of said appraisement, which conveyance shall be received in full discharge of so much of the debt secured by the luortgage as amounts to 2/3 of said bappraisement. It is therefore ordered, adjudged rind decreed by the Court, treat there is daze to said Mate Bank of, Indiana., for the use of her 12th Branch, yp35, 600 and that all right and equity of recieraption of said defendants or either of them, in and to said rnortgaged premises, excepting lands not herein considered, be and the same is hereby for- e7er foreclosed. Commissioner appointed to snake sale as above agreed -anon, and that complainant recover his costs. On August 16th, 1843, Anthony Defrees, rresident of the said 12th Branch of the State Bank of Indiana, files his petition, stating that in pursuance of the provisions of the above decree, -peti.tioner within 3 days from the date of the above decree, chose Ricketson B-ar- roughs to appraise the real estate mentioned and referred to in said decree and that John D. Defrees chose Lot Day as the other appraiser, and on April 25th, 1843, said Burroughs and Day, being unable to agree chose John Newell as a third appraiser. That said appraisers being unable to complete the appraiserent within the time limited, said Alexis Coqu.illard and John D. Defrees entered into an agreement for an extension of time, to the 29th of April, 1843, and on April 28th, 1843, said Lot Day and John Newell t the said qieketson Burroughs dissenting thereFromi maale a rc:tuz-n of said appraisement to George iV. Matt.h-, rite Cotnxni �iosicW. oi' ZT. L. (oxc�pt MO a Qr�o o� tlzo 1`�or-t.h and Soc_ 3, '.P_ 37, R_ 2 E_ VO EtcsC� (rat rl [i oG.kza=` lanai �.'_a 5 Sore-.c3, o-'L�Z�r�iaccl r.'U' :r2SZ6; -totml rIt ar'-Lia<, r-on-b o� ra12 .1rlrl[3s, petitioner further sheweth that part of Section I"10e 11, Township No. 2 East, mentioned in above schedule, is a large I`o. 37, Range tract of lancl containing upwards of 600 acres and part of which lies immediately adjoining to and includes a portion of the town plat of South Bend, and other portions of �rhich lie at a distance of one mile V thereabouts from said town. That a part of said Section No. 11 s ,r or state, and other p onions are in a highly cultivated ' in a uncultivated and valuable improvements thereon. That aisfere7at kJ state, and have large in their respective value, much portions oesaid Section No. 11 vary m appraisers without distinguishing the difference in value of yet said different portions of said section, appraised the same at the the of �30,004; that said appraisement had been delivered to ai gross sum for returning same had expired. Then petition-- Commissioner before time er applied to saicl Lot Day and John Newell and requested them to aplg' wise F to distinguish between the relative value ' Section 11 in such manner as r ' different portions of said Section, but they utterly refused �. of the that said appraisement is grossly exorbitant, ancl said apprais- 4ft . so to do; -not governed by its Present value, but by its prospective value• ers were That said appraisers werltguilty of gross fraud and partiality. '.dherefOre .c that said appraisement bdset aside. (petition duly ti petitioner prays verified by the affidavit of petitioner.) On September 29th, 1843, cause continued. On April 4th, 1844, cause continued; and onthe second day of oa�7' :. y;!t,r�#f,., y year and complainant proves to the ,�`D,"� �OA°�IX`�� �� v� September Term, 1844, parties aP1 a satisfaction of the Court that a over of Attorney %i dul executed b� Alexis Cogajllard and John D. Defrees and that they are still livillg; by �rh3ch 1'o�vcx o-E At-tornc�y sa3.dL t=3ogLL:La_1fa.rd and De-OrOEs, 4exig=eOct tkaa't e cic3 eroo be oat t�roa a�r�.iran't= i�heym SOT 't ]2� sz�r�t off' �jP38 91.4� A�xd n.o "t rrlL T .�.nei "tl'Z 't Lc,crc�c.roracl.or�c1 1'�43rch Torm, 1t33 aha1Z 'tea gus-L-�.�.nod and not vscs.'L6ct .end ararv�l�oc�, :�xxc� 'vn�'L Lh� aes.id aPi�rai ae mc, r�L- ms�c3o by 'thQ sa 3. c1 Low Dny and �oY�iz '�?¢+tivo"17_ 3]na17_ bc- Nc L- r��iAo ua-id GYz.a C S2/3 or -61710 -EEL 1r zrL-1-7- -Dr oYi or-C.y tlo ncr 3ba8 I-W, ESa:td :. el :11;38 0 91-1 , Sand no-L' more; and Petitioner further sheweth that part of Section Yo. 11, Township l�o. 37, Range No. 2 East, mentioned in above schedule, is a large tract of lan& containing upwards of 600 acres and part of which lies immediately adjoining to and includes a portion of the town plat of South Bend, and other portions of which lie at a distance of one mile or thereabouts fron, said town. 'That a part of said Section No. 11 is In a uncultivated State, and other portions are in a highlTha cli.fferent state, and have large and valuable improvements thereon. portions oesaid Section No. 11 vary much in their respective value, yet said appraisers without distinguishing the difference in value of the different portions of said section, appraised the same at the gross sum of �30,000; that said appraisement had been delivered to - Commissioner before time for returning same had expired. Then petition - Commissioner t Da and Sohn Newell and requested them to apl�' aise er applied to said �J Section 11 in such manner as to distinguish between the relative vaI ue of the different portions of said Section, but they utterly refused so to do; that said appraisement is grossly exorbitant, and said auprais- ers were not governed by its prosent value , but by its prospective value - That said appraisers weretg�ilty of gross fraud and partiality. Vherefore petitioner prays that said appraisement beset aside. (Petition duly verified by the affidavit of petitioner.) On September 29th, 1843, cause continued. On April 4th, 1844, cause continued; and onthe second day of September Term, 1844, parties appear and complainant proves to the satisfaction of the Court that a Yower of Attorney was duly executed by Alexis coqu3.11ard. and John. D. Defrees and that they are still living; toy .ivhic�i c1�Lczc3..-occz.rzr�v0cy.1ao]_�oroe3z,lo�e3tre9� 1v r1c�tXa�o.i`nro�srin,;hom1 o� rd l»ned. asgraovdaet�hte't3tes �Cn.% Yf�rxd3o 'F VQVoeigPOS G_ �A_oa z'id no'ta�, t btaL1Es43 a1. ffrxd cn r�cl t �-L- i.Yi� as iLL rip Dr ai oo more tl made by -G.txo s�38 S.o 't pay sZ=d 3 ohtz T.owci'i1 es]za11 bcy no'L- aai3o, and. -t Yi Exht � it vnl tX0 of �tzxd 'pxoy�orty a0ocriboa in Fsa:id Mortga o is sA xa "C>�U raos-c'; anti th�z'L- k x I[: I said George IN. 1,%tthews , the Commissioner named in said decree, do imme - cliately execute and deliver to the 'resident of the said Branch, his deed of conveyance, conveying in fee simple, to said State Bank of Indiana, i .� for the use of her 12th Branch, the real estate described in said Mortgage, in satisfaction of said indebtedness and costs. And thereupon said defendant Defrees withdraws his answer and cross bill, and it is admitted- by the � parties and their solicitors in open Uourt, that the amount due upon. saicl J ortgage, principal and interest, is i,�38,914.00, and that the decree rena-er- ed in said cause at March Term, 1843, shall be sustained and same is there- fore decreed to be sustained by the Court, and that said appraisement made by Lot Day and John Rewell shall be set aside and the same is hereby set aside by the Court. And it is further admitted by the parties and their sol- icitors in open Court, that 2/3 of the fair value of the property described in said Yortgage is $38,914.00. And i.t being thereupon further agreed to in open Court, by said John Defrees, Alexis Co quillard and said State Bank of p Indiana, .for the use of her said Branch, by J. L. Jernegan, 'the President aryl solicitor thereof, it is decreed by the Court that George 711. Matthews, Qom- , missioner as aforesaid, do make, execute and deliver to said Presi'&ent of said Branch Bank,nis deed of conveyance in fee simple, to said State Bank of Indiana, for the use aforesaid, of the real estate describec in said lKortgage, in full discharge and satisfaction thereof, and that saidAlexis Cogiillard, and John D. Defrees be forever barred and foreclosed of and from all equity of redemption, and that plaintiffs recover their costs. And now copes in open Court, said Commissioner, George N. Matthews, and reports his deed for ap>>roval; (Copy of Deed set out) ; whickreport and deed of said Commissioner, no ob section being made thereto, is confirmed and thereupon said deed is . yiv Brea lay z3 C+,.i c-3 C a inxxni ra�ionor � t.o t]- — 1z-or 5-clo rrn-t o-' ---3 rx B.z`ri.n oJz 0 Igo. 15. a Chancer to for e for Proeeedin s in of Indiana e and set aside n The State Bank Ise a �'ior t a her Braanch at South Bend 1 Entered. in Complete a raisemen� vs. Record 5, pages 371 to 399. 1843, allege9 >;4 illard and ust Alexis ce Bill filed Aug 19th, JDDefrees. the mortgages from Cogrzillara to .� ohz� . t�, ; to said -Defrees set out at No• i' Bank, the deed from Coquillard 1 said State the South Bend 'Y 184,3, the Board. of Directors of 14 above. That on April 4th, ` Bank o l Indiana, by resolution passed by said Board, Branch of the State + appointed one Anthony Defrees a Special agent on behalf of said Branch Bank, � C lard and Defrees, settle and compromise said indebtedness of said oq- between to s eement made copy of resolution set out)• The Bill then recites a�,r reel axed said Coquillard and Defrees shown at No. 14 above, and Anthony 'Defrees ointment of appraisers the deci^ee made at ljo• 14 above, together with the appointment Bement therein made, and objections to said appraisement. That on and apprai South Bend Braw.h May 2nd, 1843Bank, + the Board of Directors of said , passed resolutions ons thaid Bank in his dealings t Anthony Defrees, agent of $a d D. Defrees, has not acted according to in- fY`� with Alexis Coqulllard and John to manner contrary tors but has acted in his Board of Direc structions of t y move and Directors of said Board, and that the disap� s;'+�',.i e ress will of es- . s; {j the a t the acts of said Anthony Defrees in said mattes for protest against at yo30�000. That ors said Section No. 11 }�4 � the a pl�ra i se me nt o f p{' 'E S., I 4� 3 d ecially declared null �. ,�� eT tr,E-�; aecx�ee be vacated and decl at law. pray ana Saia apt' aisement be set aside. �° On September 30th, 1843, John D. Defrees files his answer and k" 1 tr facts of complainant's bill and alleging PAW,, ,�� , ' �. 1 , the material bill admitting wW ? , '�1 raisement was fair and praying that complainants be compelled to ' that $aid app on motion, complainant amends and and thereupon, !r answer said cross bill; r mended, and thereupon leave is granted Alexis Coquillard files his bill so a to file his answer. i .w v , h 1844, parties appear and colnplairiant proves On September 24t , the satisfaction of the court that the following Power of Attorney t0 John D. Defrees, and r, was duly executed by said Alexis Coq. illard, and ' power of Attorney same as that shown at NO 14 �y they are still living. 14. above, and balance of decreioner repQris his deed as shown at e same as in o' No. 14 above, which is d said Commiss examined ,and aAP roved and ordered delivere6- t° the president of the said Branch Banff • No. 16 - hews Commissio1er Commissioner' s Deed. Dated Sept em- r eTath ember Ge0 Recorded Dec ber 24th, 1844. of the St. Joseph Circuit Court, 21st, 1844, in Deed Record H, page Indiana for the use 581. Conveys the following real State Bank of Ind- of her 12th B ane t S B estate in St. Joseph County, , The West 2 of the North East t 10 sores off the North end thereof talso other land), all in Section oeP e 2 East, containing 315 acres. (Also other 3 Township 37 North of Rang 1 land.) Deed recites the execution of Mortgage No. 9 above, and the execution of. Deed No. 10 above, and the Proceedings shown at Nos. 14 and 15 at Bove bvirtue of the decree in which proceedings this deed is made. � Signed by Geo. Id. Allathews, Commissioner. Witnesses: J. T. Linasey, Chas. 11. Heaton. Acknowledged by the above named George 3" ,,,athews, September 24th, 184412 before E. M. Chamberlain, President Judge l o'r tho 9th 7ua7 vial ciroul'%%- a No. 17. Jud ment. Entered in Order Book The President Directors and = No. 4, page 435, and in Judgment compan of the Farmers and :.., ah die chani c s3ank of Ttiii i an , page 203 of the DockNo . 2 , pab St. Joseph Circuit Court. V S . Amount 'v�1.583.00. Rendered- at Alis 0ogili.Ilard. ex March Term, 1842. % NOTE: The following appears opP osite the above Jl.d-gment: "May 26-1921. ' The opposite judgement is fully satisfied by sheriffs Deed dated May 22-1845 and same is hereby released of record. Wilbur Dr. Warner, Clerk." �1 No. 18. ?' The President Directors and Execution. (Alias Writ of Fieri compan.y of the Farmers and Facias.) Issued. April 16th, 1845. r Ba_.nk of Michi n, Entered in Execution Docl-et 3, page _1deQ11anics 146. Issued on Judgment rendered vs. Alexis Co lard. April 7th, 1842; for clamages �1583 interest up to April 18th, 1845, $287.84, costs $11.35. Not repleviable. Sheriff returns that writ came to hand April 18th, 1845, and by virtue of writ, he levied on the following described land and Town Lots to satisfy this return, to -Wit: (Land not herein considered.). An& the �d. 2 of the N. E: 4 (and other land) of Section 3, Township 37 North of Ra��e 2 �,aA�, and ac3�vorGisacl Lha abav© doQ.ribad proPert orz ASP='1 Z 9 tip. 1E3�=� by L�oc+t'L�Fr. u4 ra av ortiooxuo xvta irti L-Y.o 2owri sl-i1P whQro 't Xio 1R rrQ lsyn an[1 4• -t- 1.1-Lsi Court--ho'.a. c-y o � o o -r 1 ». 3 o u L Ya. S3 o x'i Cl Zj at]v o7ct1�1Y�-� �ha �E.rno 1n Lho ZYid�an�t 'Z oa �3ra. c� publSo .raoweaPa.9 oz'. priY�tcyc]rind 'L>"�b1-�-o�'�� 1s1 L'rio Town. W that said property would be sold at the Court -house door between Indiana, P. 11. on TAa 13th� 1845, and on said T'J lath, t`_ae hours of 10 A. K. and 4 Y he offered the rents and profits for sale for seven years of. said ;`hest 2 of the North East 1- of Section 3, Township 37 North of Range 2 East, and other land, at public auction and out --cry and no person bidding a sum he then offered the fee simple of the to pay said Judgment, !! above described property for sale at public auction and out -cry, at the i Court -house door in South Bend, St. 4oseph County, Indiana, between the hours of 10 A. I:. and 4 P. M. , and Syrus Daney bid for the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of 14Lichigan, $150 and no person bid any mare, and that being the highest and best bid, it was there and then struck off and sold to Syrus Daney for the use of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of �Ilichigan, for $150.00. No. 19. _Lot Day, Sheriff of St. Sheriff's Deed. Dated May 22na ;OS,­o&_qgunty, 1845. Recorded May 27th, 1845, to in Deed Record J, page 160. The rresident Directors and Consideration150.00. Company of the Farmers and Grant, bargain, sell, convey & con- 11Iechanics Ban' of Michfirm the following described real estate lying &; being in the County of st. Joseph aforesaid (st. Joseph county, Indiana) , to -wit: The pf the N. - (and other ]and} of section 3, 'Township 37, Mange 2 East. Also other land. Deed recites the rendition of Judgment No. 17 above. And �dhereas said president, Directors and Company of the Farrm rs and Mechanics Bank of Michigan sued out a certain writ of fi eri facias on said judgment aforesaid, directed to said Sheriff of said County, by which said writ, the said Sheriff was commanded that of the goods and chattels, lands and V. n Ca illard, he should cause to be made the said } Alexis � judges of said tenements of said .'� aid and have those monies before the g } damages afore s ecified, to render debts and therein sp the Clerk`s Office on a certain day i:echanics at Company of the Farmers and Directors and �,_ �` unto the said preSi.dent Lot Day, sheriff aforesaid, in p yank of s�ichigan. And ti,`lhereas, the saki red the lands hereinafter described said Writ, levied upon and seen seance of the same �y giving a t least 2C days notice of leg advertised written adlvertis ements there - i_„ and having by Posting up the time anal place of said sale, the most bublie places in the Township in which said lands are of, in 3 of u an advertisement on the Court -house door a fi situate, and also by posting sung p India-, Tocsin, � also by advertising the land for 3 weeps success? vely in the printed and published in the Town of a nee°rs�aper of general circulation, _ 1845, at the Court- Indi ana, did on �:�ay 13th, s County, . � Bend , St • J o seph by public Sou Uh t aforesaid South Bend, in i-7e County house door in the io�vn of kits for seven , first offer for sale the rents an Pr he then auction ana out -cry for the same, rs of said real estate, and no person biciding yea as aforesaidd, the fee simple of offered by public auction and out -cry Alexis codiU-�-llaxcl r said lands or all the estate, right and title of said s of the jn and to the same, and the said president, Directors ana Company �� nits Bank of �4'1iehigan did t iecha hen and there bid, for the same Farmers and ddin - more, the said tracts or parcels of land with l�150.00 and no Person b1 g the anpt�'tenanees, was 1n due form of law openly Struck Off and sold to the said 1'res�-dent, Directors an cl Company of the Farmers and 1,1eehanics Bank of 50.00, she being the highest bidder and that being the -"Lich gan, for rl rice bidden f°�' the same , now therefore, etc. , deed is _ highestp and best y madeSheriff of St. Joseph ed and acknovJledged by Lot Day, Sian County, Indiana Shay 22nd, 1645, before `yim. i& Fatteson, Recorder of , s� H patteson and John A. I,Tassey. St. Joseph County, Indiana. llitnesses. MOV No. 20. State Bank of ZnUam for the Y; use of her 12th Branch at South Bend, Robert Hyslop Ylilliam J. Hyslop, Edmund P. Ta for Christopher rf. EmrickrJames S. Dickerson William j E. Churchill, Ferdinand Suydam, Ferdinand Suydam, Jr., Charles L. Suvdam. Henry L. Suydam, Francis P. Sage Henry Heath Robert E. Nara, �7dilliam Lemon, Edward G. Adderly, Rode 0. Payne The President, Directors £ Co. of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of blichig.an, The .. State Bank of Indiana for the use of her Branch at Fort Wayne, and The Indiana -Mutual Fire Insurance Com ans . proceedings in Chancery to ,quiet Title Entered in Complete Record Vol. 6, page 32 of the records of the St. Joseph Circuit Court. Bill filed January 8th, 1846, alleges the same facts as stated- in the bill shown at No. 14 above, and also alleges the proceedings had there -- under and the decree rendered there- in, and the Commissioner's deed made by virtue thereof, and furtYE r that on April 7th, 1842, the Presi- dent,, Directors and Company of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of k'rich-- igan, obtained a Judgment again t said Alexis Coquillard for �1583.00 damages and �10 . '7'7 costs; and that other defendants obtained other judgments. That said Judgments and decrees are liens upon said lands so conveyed to her, subject however, to the prior lien of oratrix, and oratrix holds said land subject to the right of redemption of said creditors. Said creditors have failed to redeem. Wherefore oratrix prays teat by decree of this Court, she may be quieted in her title to said lands. That said creditors may pay to oratrix the amount due her for principal and 1n1:.a�-,�� at + -nc3 Sri cla a.u1-L t=3��xeo�, -Lhai: said aei'anaarzt and ea.Ch aria eves-y oP 'Lki��m TN''`� of Sri c]. 'sbt�oZut oly buicrod ci.ncl �oroo o�oc1 0� ctria Isom F17-i M'I%znzIO-z* OLE' bcxla-s11. o-r udvr-xr.. L-*� .cs of res CL a�m'P'tioxx. ¢�uim, 1•.y o�n or UC+Me nc3 1ri ar to --mcx.id 2�--Xncz" ctrcl tc.nc:inazi'h.� or arty L�ar1: 'Choroo'i'_ 11.r_nci oomplc-c�riun•t _C11a� rz�Y'icl.tnvx'G o�C' '� �cim»ate C _ am��o clat�d :T an�ary 7•L`h, 19�46, to tho o�_L'oot •c.k-ity-t yio bo2lo�voa. U 0 tha t all sa i d d e f e n dants are non-residents of the State of Indiana, ex- centing certain Parties not herein concerned• ears y f the -larch-rch Term, 1846, complainant apP On the first day o s personal service on resident defendants and also proves and prove p and pendency the satisfaction of the court, that riet�-ce of the filing to t 3 successive weeks in of said complainant`s bill has been published for the St. Joseph Valley Register, a newspaper of general circulation, prin-�ed and published in the Town. of South Bend, in Baia- County, mare rm of this Court, on. the third than 60 days prior to the present te day of said term, complainant appears and the defendants, the President, Directors and Company of the Farmers and s'aechanics Bank of "Lichigan, and said other defendants are each three times called, but come not, but make default- Thereupon on motion of said complainant, said bill is takencomplainant as confessed against them. on the 8th day of the term, P a-ppears and on motion of complainant, this cause is set down for hearing on the bill and exhibits. Whereupon the Court having seen and inspected the same, it seems to the Court that said Alexis Co quillard executed said Mortgage at the time and to secure the payment of the sum charge& in said bill, and also that proceedings and decrees of this Court were had as charged in said bill, and also that said several defendants in said bill obtained several judgments in said bill mentioned and set forth subsequent to the execution of so.icl lvlortgage, as by said bill alleged. Whereupon it is ordered, adjudged and c.ecreed by the Court here that the said defendants do within the space of 90 days fromthis day, pay unto this Court, for the use of said complainant, $38,914 which was due on said. Uortgage , on September 24th, 1844, the date of said decree, together vrilh the iriterest lhareor� uriLi1 paid, or In defaU-lt thereof', tna t -tne c�aia c1c3�onc1 ar11a and oaeh and &vex-y oi' 't ksem, txn.d their ta.ss3�ns and a:�ui;;rtr-s oS ai�.hos or any o� �Xi�m grill all �arsorc� a1r�-iml.n� l7-rtd0x skid do'��hd.-3n1.s or oitl^�or or any o:C 'them, be o.nc1 tlzvy n.x'o hea'BZ'y �dz'evo=• b�xrad aril fiaroclo3ocl o'er a3ricl �xoro rill oquity o� x-oc3elm.pt.Lon in 'E:tXl i to said mortgaged premises, or any part or parcel thereof, all of 14lich is ordered, adjudged and decreed. NOTE: 'je find no record of any redemption or payment of said stun of money by said defendants within 90 days as above ordered. No. 21. State Bank of Indiana 'dVarxanty Deed. Dated. October 11th, 1$51. Recorded November 26th, 1851 to David Smith his he it s in Deed Record P , page 49 3. Consideration �300.00.. and assi ns. Grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm the following described piece, parcel or lot of land situate in the Cov_nty of St. Joseph and state of Indiana, to -wit: The Mesta of the Eorth East ! of Section 3, Township 37 North, Range 2 East, ex- qm cent 10 acres heretofore sold off the North end thereof, containing 70 acres, more or less. Whereas the said party of the first part has become the OvTaer of the fallowing described piece, parcel or lot of land situate in the County of St. Joseph and State of Indiana, to -wit: The West 2 of the Aorth East � of Section 32 Township 37. North, Range 2 East, except 10 acres heretofore sold off the North end thereof, containing 70 acres, more or less, which said piece, parcel or lot of land was acquired by said party of the first part through her Branch at South Bend by being wort aged to said Branch Bank by Alexis Coquillard for loans previously g contracted 1os.�n anci and monies due, and conveyed to it in dgbts an 3 corA.i.ti�:d to thr3 1'rE�3dont satisfaction of o2 said BF3rljc by said an order t3aici .F3ra¢h a't Soutlz -13arid y-pc]. Z40A3 Eras n1ir7 �o e�i ,� cane n�-Lix LM� ceoa'i o-r maid ]3 r1 n3 'to a Dood a.!' oorsv c�y.F7.no0 0_C "411a p.rE*- -mic-sc3a in �oa m�.m'i�10 wk-L-Ya. aovc�r�n-t4 o:C' wurrunty bo t 1-c� nu1�l. :Aa.vici Sm3't1i_ -� �aow, t1z.32a Toro ctc. , CDBQCL :L c� mr-t et _ 1 l I said mortgaged premises, or any part or parcel thereof, all of which is ordered, adjudged and decreed. NOTE: `use fin& no record of any redemption or payment of said stun of money by said defendants within 90 days as above ordered. i State Bank of Indiana, to David Smith. his heirs and assigns. Warranty Deed. Dated October llth, 1651. Recorded November 26th, 1851 in Deed Record P, page 493. Consideration $300.00., Grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm the following described piece, parcel or lot of land situate in the County of St. Joseph and State of Indiana, to -wit: The Idlest-; of the Uarth East g of Section 3, Township 37 North, Range 2 Bast, ex- cept 10 acres heretofore sold off the North end thereof, containing 70 acres, more or less. Whereas the said party of the first part has become the ovrner of the following described piece, parcel or lot of land situate in the County of St. Joseph and State of Indiana, to -wit: The West 2 of the forth East 4 of Section 3, Township 3�7. North, Range 2 East, except 10 acres heretofore sold off the North end thereof, containing 70 acres, more or less, Which said piece, parcel or lot of land was acquired by said party of the first part through her Branch at South Bend by being mortgaged to said Branch Bank by Alexis Coquillard for loans previously contracted and monies due, and conveyed to it in sa•bisfaction of said loans and debts as is certified to the President of said Bank by an order, of the directors of her said Branch at South Bend requesting him to sign and affix the seal of said Bank to a Deed of conveyance of said pre- mises in fee simple with covenants of warranty to the said David Smith. ,,Ow, therefore, etc., (Deed is made) . in In Testimony Vlhereof, I, James 1,1orrison, President of the said State Bank of Indiana, have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Bank. at Indianapolis, on the day and year above written. Signed by J. 11orrison. Teste, James M. Ray, Cashier, and seal affixed. Acknowledged by James Morrison "known to me as the President of the State Bank of 2ndiana who acknowledged that he signed end affixed the seal of the State Bank of Indiana to the above Deed, for the uses and - purposes therein expressed", October 1.3th, 1851, before J. B. McChesney, Notary Public for Marion County, Indiana, and seal affixed. No. 22. Davi d Smith to The State Bank of Indiana for the use of the South Bend Branch there- of, and to her assigns. Mortgage. Dated November 26th, 1851. Recorded Tiovember 26th, 1651, in Mortgage Record 4, page 55. To secure the payment of �S300.00 as follows: one note dated kugust 23xd, 1851, for a?200.00 payable at 8 months from date; one other note of the same date for �100.00 payable 20 months from date with interest from date. Bargain, sell, alien, convey and confirm all and singular the following; described land and real estate lying and being in the County of St. Joseph and State of Indiana, to -wit: The West A- of the North East of Section 3, Township 37, of Range 2 East. Except 10 acres heretofore sold off of the North end thereof, containing 70 acres more or less. Signed by David Smith. witness: Chas. M. Heaton. AcknowZed6-ed 'may �ovicl Stnitli, Alovernber 26-th, 1851, before Chas. X4. Fie a. ton, �TXX_-3t30o -El thEi Po�co Yor S C � J OgE'g Yl Coti12-ty , 2acLi8nE1� 1SOTr = '3;]�© roZ�ow3n.S a t�paarr� on the mtsr�in oT sa.id seoord: „ This mort�oe i rs 13r Paid r satisTiar3 Ov'L-. �9"�h, 3-8'�4' At'Legit= J. !�- 2dCac3�eY. Dpy_ T3-,r S C' •,s.mpZo, PX- Jar. -BIC- South $anCi. I W _0 No. 23. David Smith ti'Jarrant Deed. Dated October llth, 1852. Recorded October 26th, 1852, in Deed Record R, page 113. John A. Henric�{s and �82.00. Consideration Lewis G. Com aret Give, grant, bargain, sell and. con - their heirs and as-- I� vey a certain parcel of land situated �f Indiana, and described as follows, Joseph and State o in the County of St. of Section number to -wit: All that part of the We 2 of the Uortn East 4 � hiD number 3'7 ldarth, of Range i3uIIiber 2 East, ��hich lies South of 3 in Township %�iiehi�an Road, and that part heresy sold and conveyed is about 5 Rods t n.e o -wjae on the East, 2.0 Rods on the South, and 36 Rods on the West, and bor- ders on the �;Zichi.gan woad on the North and contains about l4 acres and one quarter. (Then follow Covenants of Warranty.) r. And I, 2ermelia Jane smith wife of the said David Smith, in consideration whereof I do acl�novaleclge , onsideraiion of the rec 10 cents to me paid, �s & Zetass Comparet, their � Herr i07� do hereby release to the said John A. and assigns, all my right and title to do�rer in the aforegrantecl heirs premises. Signed by David -'Smith and Permelia Oane Smith (who signs by mark). Witness: Chas• ,:'�. on. Acl:.no�srledged by David Smith, also � ' a Jane Smith, the wife of the sai :?. David �inith (who was examined ermel� Separa te and apart) , October 26th, 1852, before Chas. I, -I. Heaton, Justice of the Peace For St. Joseph County, Indiana. Ll No . 24. Warranty Deed. Dated ?~arch 22nd, Cahn A. Henricks � Lewis Cora»az'et 1652. Recorded June 3rd, 1853, wis in Deed Record, page 21. Alexis Qo illard, Consideration y%,100.00. in heirs and assigns. Grant, bargain, sell, remise, re- lease, alien and confirm all that certain Piece or parcel of land situated in the County of St. Joseph, anal. State of Indiana, and described as follows: All that part of the TdVest 2 of the North East 4 of Section number 3 in Township Number 37 North of Range Number 2 East, which lies South of the lolichigan Road, and that part hereby solcl & conveyed is about 5 rods -ride on the East, 20 rods on the Soutiz ec 36 rods on the west, and borders on the I-`1ichigan Road on the north and contains about 10 acres and one quarter. ( Then follow covenants of Vlarr anty . ) Signed by J. A. Henricics and Lewis G. Comparet• Witnesses: John Mack, tip. W. Stewart as to J. A. Henricks, Horatio A. Stone as to J. A. Henricks, Acknowledged by Lewis G. Comparet, ,vlarCh 22nd., 1852, before John Mack, Notary Public for St. Joseph County, Indiana, and seal affixed.. Acknowledged by J. A. Nenricks, April 12th, 1853, before "'J. W. Steward, Notary Public for Cook County, Illinois, and seal affixed. No. 25. Alexis Co illard Vfarrant�ed. Dated June 3ra, tQ 1653. Recorded June 10th, 1853, 'Saaac3 S.._ �Ia1'ta�house ,� in Doted Recsara 5, P 11 3� tiro lc,_�i.ra ,�r.cl uuva.F-na_ Coxisiborc-anon :;;200�00� Cnc-cant-., bar�a�.ra� r3o.ZZ z-orrt�C�t ra— '1ora.oc� otiion 111.0. oorL.�irara a11. -L-1-ia.L cor'C €a ].. xa �P�-moo or Paroo�- off' land r�3-t La.ea "tom tYta CowcLGy o.Q Sl,. �oaoph and SCu'tio or sn�t:L�anu, and [Loa3arSbod. «� 1'o2Zow�: L. No. 24:. !, John A. Henricks � Warranty Deed. Dated Trlarch 22nd, r� CoPina Leret 1852. Recorded June 3rd, 1$53, wis T. in Deed Record , page 21. t � 4 Consideration 5,100.00. Alexis Uo�lardS iis heirs and assigns - lease, Grant, bargain, sell, remise, re-- alien and confirm all that certain Piece or parcel of land situated in the County of St. Joseph, ana- bed as follows: All that part of the TJest State of Indiana, and descri2 of the North East 3 of Section number 3 in Township Number 3'7 North of Range Number 2 East, which lies south of the 1,lichigan Road, and that part hereby sold. & conveyed is about 5 rods yride on the East, 20 rods on the South ec 36 rods on the west, and borders on the �'ichigan Road on the north and contains about 10 acres and one quarter. {Then follow covenants of Varranty. Signed by J. A. Henric cs and T ewis G. Comparet. V itnesses: 1, Stewart as to J. A. Henricks, Horatio A. Stone as to Joan �gacl�, bV. ,�. Stet err J. A. Henriclis, Acknowledged by Lewis G. Comparet, i°Larch 22nd, 7.852, befor( John 1,Ta ck , Notary Public c for St. Joseph County, Indiana, anti seal afiixecl. Acknowledged by J. A, Henricks, April 12th, 1853, before'.- V. Steward, l Notary public for Cook County, Illinois, and seal affixed. No. 25. Alexis Cocxiillard warrant�ed. Dated June 3rd, t 1853. Recorded June loth, 1853, 'SOoao "T.._ Waltorhousa ,— in Doea Recoz-d S, -3ido�a�ia x� -- GrtZ.n-L-� b�.rgain. �421 X-crai�e, rB— �or�.no�, rxlicn uncl eo ri:e it rn �1� -Uj,, L-r gor��iri pie oo or ;p�.r�o3- ol'' Zsnd Al tu.r_t "taci hn � t'nc Count oY S1:_ Jo:sc yxh anfl Stca-tiU bod EL_�3 X'O -13-O wn, r A I Row `4 i I I I t art of the 17est of the North East I. -of Section Number 3, in All tha p -: To��rnship Number 37 I`7oxth of Range Number 2 East, which lies South of the `�.•� yed is about 5 Rods wide on ��Lichi an Road, and that part hereby sold and conve •`' South and 36 Rods on the ;hest and borders on the the Fast, 20 rods on the 7 TUc'liSan road on the north and contains about 10 acres and one quarter, be ' the same more or .less. ( Then follows Oovenants of Warranty.) And Francis C. Coquillard, the tivife of the said Alexis Coquaillard, in consideration of V1.00 hereby relinquishes her dower in the premises. Signed by A. Coquillard and Frances C. Coquillard. Witness: John -Tack. Acknowledged by Alexis Coquillard and Frances C. Coquillard, the wife of the said Alexis Coquillard (who was examined separate and apart) , June 3rd, 1853, before John Mack, Notary -Public for St. Joseph County, Indiana, and seal affixed. No. 26. Jesse Walterhouse to �AZexis Coguill a his heirs and s n �'Iortr;a e . Datecl June 3rd, 1853. Recorded June 3rd, 1853, in Mortgage Record 4, page 491. To secure the payment of �p50.00 in one note, payable in 2 years, with interest, waiving all apprai.sement & valuation laws, said note given to secure the purchase rnoney of said lot or parcel of land. dive, grant, bargain, sell and convey a certain piece or par- cel of land situated in the County of St. Joseph and State of Indiana, anti described as follows, to -Wit: All that part of the West 2 of the i rX 2 0 ur s�vrc,r Pica•~ i:. �:.� w1-�loYi 11cao •�ov..'�1-� o� t2-to Niioh_L�ctn �-'�o �c1� �.n cLGtz cam.-t P=-zrG oon— v v as d 1 u crib O a,Z'C. `S r o e1 q}> w 1 [f. u o rz l.Yt 6 7 OY1 tYiaj Vd c� oti . $.nfl io L--CL-2 0 tha iat-Ligur. Lip .r.{L oiz tiszo Nor t}-a �.y ci oon— tr�,lrio ubo v.l. 10 so7co[3 8e oria3 c�tr-ar-t r�r rnor c-� or :La emu. V'< I aJa v lterhouse 4 Acknowledged by Jesse Vialterhouse, Signed by J• L. County, Z otary Public for St. Joseph dune 3ra, 1853 , before J0h11 hack, N Indiana, and seal affixed. �� �' Mowing appears on the margin of said record: 'he -o satisfie Paid- and d is fully p �1 ,�z hereby certify that this mortgage an act the auth°rity vested in me by and by virtue of 16th5 by lapse of time, aPPr owed February 1 �isse "blY of the State of Inds na, � the -real estate of the Genera age 38) I hereby release .,� 1917 (See Acts of 1917, Uhap• 8, P therein described from the lien thereof. John A. Swanson, Recorder of St. Joseph Co. Ind. Date :day 16 , 1923." No. 27- G�,ui t Claim Deed. Dated February Permelia Jane 21st David Smith and 1854. Recorded February 13th , 1+ Smi th 1854, in Deed Record T , Page 14. to Consideration $82.09. Jesse 4°�alterho use , Whereas, I David Smith, d-'a on , his heirs and assi 1 • 1852 , by the llth day of October, ve to John A. He��.cks and Lewis G. Co;n�ret, general Warranty Deed con y &. Mate of Indiana, a, certain piece of land situate in St- Joseph County at art of the V�Iest z of the North East g and described as follows, all th p 37 North of Range Number 2 East Se C,t ion y�umber l,Wnship number 3 in of Road d � the part hereby Sold. & conveyed vrhich lies South of the i�Lichigan � ods wide on the East, 20 rods on the South and 36 rods on the i is about 5 r West , an bow nd s on the i�iichigan road on the north, and contains about e carter, � the said Henricks & Comnaret conveyed the same 1,0 acres & on q Co uillard conveyed in like manner to Alexis Coquillard & the said Alexis q th e same in like manner to Jesse L. Walterhouse. g And Whereas there is an error in the description of said land in each and all of said deeds and conveyances in the niunber of rods mention- ed in the length of one of the lines o- said land which should read Eighty instead of Twenty as it now reads in said deeds & conveyances; in order therefore to correct said error and in consideration of the puar-- cshase money paid by the said henricks and Somparet to rae, and to perfect the title of said lands in said Jesse L. Walterhouse , I , the said Davlcl Smith and Permelia Jane Smith quit claim to Jesse L. vvalterhouse of St. Joseph County and State of Indiana, his heirs and assigns, the following described Real Estate,. all that portion of the Vest 2 of the North East 4 of Section Number 3 in 'Township number 37 North of Range Number 2 East which lies South of the iiichigan Road, and that part hereby sold and con- veyed is about 5 rods wide on the East, 80 rods long on the South and 36 rods wl&e on the Viest, and borders on the Michigan road on the north, and contains about 10 acres and one quarter. Signed by David Smith and Permelia Jane Smith (who signs by mark). Witness: John Mack. Acknoviledged by David Smith and Permelia Jane Smith, February 13th, 1854, before John Mack, Notary Public fcm St. Joseph County, Indiana, and seal affixed. No. 28. Jesse L. 'Halterhouse and ti'-Ielthey E. Walterhouse his wife, t� Horatio Chapin. Quit Claim Deed. Dated November 21st, 1854. Recorded April 16th, 1855, in Deed Record U, page 505. Consideration ��,1.00. Quit Claim all their right, title, interest 8 claim in to the following described pice of parcel of being in the county & State aforesaid (St. Joseph County, ground lying g Indiana) , to -Wit: Commencing at a point where the quarter Section line th running North a, South through the center of Section 3 in Township 37 Nor ;g hi an Road, thence running South along said Range 2 East intersects the -ic g East 20 feet, thence North to said quarter Section line 38 rods, thence Ea t 20 feet Nast of the place o Tvin f beginning, and tichigan Road at a 'I beginning - thence t° ad to the Place of along said E. Walterhouse. Signed by J. L. �'Ia].terhouse and ��delthey L. s�lalterhou.se and tidelthey E., his wife, Acknowledged by Jesse Peace 'for t 1854, before Archibald Defrees, �u9tice o� the November 2J.s , St. Joseph County, Indiana- I,1 o . 29 Jesse Z. Be and 3lealth _ E. ldalterhouse his W f e to 5 oYin Bu�Yi . ti�rarrant Deed. Dated August 20th, 185 7. Recorded August 21st, 1857, in Deed Record X, page 624. Consideration 5P%100.00. Convey and warrant the ZOIJ-Ova. ng ate of Real Estate in Portage Township, St • j oseph County, in the StNorth East and South East carter of to -wit : Apart of the Indiana, East as follows. ' n No. 3 in Township No. 37 North of Range No Sectio East fron where the ina at a point on the i+lichigan Road 2C feet Cornrnenc o North ,hest quarter of said Section digision line between the �`�orth East and Piuision thence runnier° South parallel with saga (No, 3) crosses said Road, South East quarter of said Sectio.n), the jest half of said.thence North parallel line (and in thence mast 20 rods, from sated starting Point, North 40 Rods fr I✓ich3 man Road, :hence in a with said 93vision line to the said said Road to the place of beginning, ar1d co ntain� Westerly direction along or less. the same more ing about 5 acres, be Walterhouse. Sigby Jesse Z. ��alterhouse and '�'delth E. Sig, 1.,. �'dalterllouse a�1d ';'lelthy E. '!dalterhouse, his wife,t Ued by Jesse Joseph County, Ac,�owled� S, Dunbar, Notary Public far St. August 20th, 185711 before A. Indiana, and seal affixed. A. 5 No. 30. John Bush and Mary Bush, his wife to Warranty Deed. Dated August 18th, 1858. Recorded August 18th, 1858, in Deed Record Z, 'lalterhouse, page 13. Jesse L• �` �.� Consideration '; 300.00. Convey and warrant the following Real Estate in St. a oseph Co-unty, In the State of Indiana, to -wit: A part of the North East and Sov.th East quarters oi. Section No. 3, in Township No. 37 North of Range No. 2 East, Y as follows: Commencing at a point on the Michigan Road 20 feet East from r where the division line between the north East and. the South East quarters of said Section No. 3 crosses said road, thence running; South parallel with said Division line (and unto the west half of said South East quarter of said Section) 40 rods from said starting point, thence East 20 rods, thene north parallel with said division line to the said Michigan Road, thence in k a North ,jeSterly direction along said Road to the place or bet;�rlsajr and containing about 5 acres be the same more or less. Signed by John Bush and Mary Bush (who signecl by mark). Acknow- ledged by John Bush and Mary Bush, his wif e , August 18th, 1858, before A. S . Dunbar, Notary Public for St. Joseph County, Indiana,. and seal affixed. L No. 31. Tesse T.- tijalterhouse and Warranty Deed. Dated April 4th, 1859. Recorded April 16th, 2859, Vielth-7 E. `'lalterhouse his wife ' in Deed Record Z, page 550. Consideration $300.00. r David 14I1e Convey and Warrant the Tollovd ng CountyIndiana: oun Being a part of the South West Real Estate in St. oseph , 4 of the North East 4 of Section No. 3 in Tovaship No. 37 North of Range No. 2 East, bounded and described as follows, to -Tit: Commencing at a V N 3 thence post set 30 links East of the Centre Corner of said Secon o. , ,= Section 7 chains and 10 links to a post East with the centre line of said Farrell with the centre line of said Section to a point set , thence North �_____. terly with t%le South in the South line of the Michigan Road, thence North wes oint 30 lirLzs East of the Centre line of �y i y line of said I�tichigan Road to a p ? with the Centre line said North and South, thence South parrell d: of said Section to the place of beginning, containing 5 acres, be the same more or less. Signed by Jesse L. walt erhouse affid Welthy E . Walt useerh3 e . Acknowledged by Jesse L. Walterhouse and we lthy E. Walterhouse , his wife , Stokes, County Surveyor of St. Joseph County, .Aril 4th, 1859, before p F Indiana, and seal affixed. No. 32. "P' Warrant Deed. Dated February 2d, �`•• `� 1�avia S-. Miller and 11 er his wife, zabeth �1Ci 1862. Recorded April 7th, 1862, Eli. in Deed Record AC, page 550. Consideration $300.00. Gould Johns on. Convey and Warrant the following Real Estate in St. �osePh County, Indiana: Being a part of the South 1 Section 3 in Township,37 North of Range West of the NorthEast 4 of to -wit: Commencing at a point 2 E4st, bounded and described as follows, set 30 links East of the centre corner of said Section 3,ttonaPe ostt the centre line of said Se c Gijon 7 chains and 10 links with the centre line of said Section to a �thence North parallel with set, h line Of the Michigan Road, thence Northwesterly p o i n.t in the with South the South line of said �ich�-gan Road to a point 30 links East o� the South thence South parallel with ,. centre line of said Section North and ' containing 5 the e entre line of said Section to the place of beginning, acres, be the same more or less. I W Signed by David H. miller and Elizabeth Miller. Acknowledged by David H. miller and Elizabeth Miller, his wife, 1860 , before 11. W. Stokes, County surveyor for St. Joseph County, Indiana, and seal aff ixed. No. 33. Gould Johnson and Susannah Johnson, his wife, to David Runckel. Warrant Deed. Dated October lst , 1864. Recorded October 1st, 1864, in Deed Record' AG, page 576. Consideration ','1200.00. 11 Convey and Vlarrant the following Real Estate in St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, to -wit: Being a part of the South West of the North East of Section No. 3 in Town- ship 37 N. Range 2 East, described as follows! Commencing at a post set 30 links East of the Center corner of said sec"On No. 3, Thence .mast with the centre line of said section 7 chains and 10 links to a post set, thence North paralel with the centre line of said Section to a point in the South line of the Michigan Road, Thence North Westerly with the South line of said Michigan Road to a point 30 links East of the centre line of said Section North and South, Thence South paralel with the Centre line of said Section to the place of beginning, containing 5 acres, more or less. Signed by Gould Johnson and Susannah Johnson. Acknowledged by Gould Johnson and Susannah Johnson, his wife, October is t, 1864, before R.J. Chesn tv'rood, Recorder of St' Joseph oounty, Indiana, by Henry Spain, Deputy. i� i;'MI. No. 34. David Runckle Warranty Deed. Dated September 7th, to 1868. Recorded September 7th, 18680 Willis A. Bugbee. in Deed Record 38, page 409. Consideration 01.00. Convey and warrant the following real estate in St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, to -wit: Being a part of the South West 4 of the North East 4 of Section Number 3 in Township 37 North, Range 2 East, (,A described as follows, commencing at a post set 30 links East of the center `f corner of said Section number 3, thence running East with the center '-: line of said Section, 7 chains and 10 links to a post set; thence North parallel with the center line of said Section to a point in the South line of the Michigan Road, Thence North Westerly with the South line of said Michigan Road to a point 30 links East of the center line of saidPection uo'rth and South, thence r-annIng South parallel with the center Zane o-V said Section to the place of beginning, containing 5 Acres more or less. Signed by David Runckle. Acknowledged by Davin auncxse , ep- 1 tember 7th, 1668, before A. Anderson, Notary Public for St. Joseph County, Indiana, and seal affixed. No. 35. Willis A. Bugbee (bachelor) to Julia Ann Runckle. Quit Claim Deed. Dated September 7th, 1868. Recorded September 7th, 1868, in Deed Record 39, page 451. C ons iclerati on 41.00 . convey and quit claim the following Real Estate in St. 'joseP12 =r, ice-. tt=.�-, u�u�o o_r anaiar�- .'t. �0 wia== cs�. i.-, ._ N6s-Gr-� os• rur+r.:� +'L'Xs0 oi' '�C�4 11Z or th i.f3 ss is •s- N. o� Soc Li orL 1Vu[ribor 3 1n �owrx E7 Y11-8 ='i7 30 1t_ �c � rAs7 i. Oi -- .ma L' , cler-�cr iboStza � ©o_G -Coll.owr�= Coenrno-no ir+tT uA oar�tor oornor a� sc3icL S�ot3.on No -Griorxco �-rin.fz'� •.. 0 NO. 34. Warranty Deed. Dated September 7th, _fir,, 1868, David Rvxs� kl2 18a Recorded September 7th, to Record 389 Page 409. in Deed ' �jillis k. B bee. �'yv1.00. Consideration �~Joseph, county, ~' nd warrant the following real estate in St. i ConveY a to -wit: Being a part of the South West � Of in the State of Indiana, e 2 East, ' in Township 37 North, Rang the North East 4 Of Section Number 3 commencing at a post set 30 links East of the center described as follo�vs, East vrith the center thence running corner of said Section number 3, post set; thence North ] 7 chains and 10 links to a p line of said Section, South line parallel with the center line of said Section to a point in e esterly with the South line of said of the Michigan Road, Thence North v point 30 links East of the center line of sa�.dpzeB tio n. 11-1011igan Road to a Po w3 to the �Eriter 5au'�h Pa�'FiZle7. -n0vtYh acid South, thu thence rnning 5 Acres more or less - lace of beginning, containing said Section to the p b Davii3 RunckleI Sep- ?� Signed by David Runckle. Acknowledged St. Notary Public for St. Joseph County+ � tember 7th, 1$68, before A. Anderson, Indiana, and seal affixed. No. 35• ted SeptEmber Quit Claim Deed. Da B 7th, 1868. bee (bachelor) Recorded September '7th, C11�-1�.s A• to in Deed Record 09, page 451- �vl i a Ann P-an030-e- Consideration ?1.00* uit claim the following Real Estate ey and q 4 in St. Joseph Being a part of the South rest Conv of Indiana , in To��►nship it o -vr it = e County+ n the state 37 North of Range 2 Section NLunber 3 of the North East j of ast set 30 links East of the llov'fs: Cor�unencing at a p East, das fo escribed thence xunning East with the center ., rQ-+.i on No. 3, ' s No. 34. Warranty Deed. Dated September '7th, -David Runckle 1868. Recorded Septembe to 7th, 1868, �'- �,jilli.s A. Bugbee. in Deed Record 38, page 409. Consideration SN1.00. Convey and warrant the following real estate in St. Joseph County, In the State of Indiana, to -wit: Being a part of the South West g of ' the North East of Section number 3 in Township 37 North, Range 2 East, described as follows, commencing at a post set 30 links East of the center corner of said Section number 3, thence running East with the center line of said Section, 7 chains and 10 links to a post set; thence North o : e parallel with the center line of said Section to a point in the South line i' of the Michigan Road, Thence North Westerly with the South line of said Uiehigan Road to a point 30 links East of the center line of said�Pection r ? uorth ana South, thence running South parallel with the center Zane oe said Section to the place of beginning, containing 5 Acres more or less. Signed by David Runekle. Acknowledged by David. Runckle, Sep- tember 7th, 1868, before A. Anderson, Notary Public for St. Joseph County, Indiana, and seal affixed. No. 35. dJillis A. Bugbee (bachelor) Quit Claim Deed. Dated September to 7th, 1868. Recorded September 7th, 1868, in Deed Record 39, page 451. Jul i a Ann Rux1c3tl e . Consideration gl,00. �{ Convey and quit claim the following Real Estate in St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, to -wit; Being a part of the South West � x of Section NLunber 3 in Township 37 North of Range 2 of the North East East described as follows Commencing at a post set 30 links East of the s ing East with the center center corner of said- Section No. 39 thence runn L-�A line of said Section, 7 chains and 10 links to a post set, thence Forth -parallel vrith the center line of said Section to a point in the South line of the s3chigan Road, thence North tiVesterly with the South line• of said nt 30 links East of the center line of said Section �ii chigan Road to a poi parallel with the center line of said Section North and South, thence South to the place of beginning, containing 5 acres, more or less. Signed by Willis A. Bugbee s Acknowle dgecl by Willis A., Bugbee , September 7th, 1868, before A. Anderson, Notary Public for St. Joseph County, Indiana, and seal affixed. No. 36. N 0 T E : We find no Will nor any proceedings in Administration of the Estate of Julia Ann R-anckle, deceased, on the Records of St. Jpgeph County, iaa-tana, at this date. i No. 37. Sarah Jane Peak and Elwood Peak (her husband) and David Runckle, widower to ems. Ellen Lambert. of Indiana, to -wit: in the State Warrant r Dee_d. Dated September 22nd, 1873. Recorded September 22nd, 1873, in Deed -Record. 51, page 18. Consideration IP1500.00. Convey and warrant the following Real Estate in St. Joseph County, 5 acres of land described as follows, Viz: Commencing at a point 30 links East of the center of Section 39 from t hence -running East 7 chains and 10 links, thence North to the Michigan Road, thence running North 1'+esterly with the noad to a point 30 links East of the Forth and South line running through the center of said Section, thence running South to the place of beginning, and containing 5 acres and situate in the North East � of Section 3 in 'township 37 North of Range 2 East, said W_ I ^* grantors being the heirs at law of Julia Ann Runckle deceased. The said Peak beingthe only ulia Ann Runckle and Sarah Jane , y daughter of said J ~, = Ann Rur_ c kl e . -:. said David Runckle, being the late husband of said Julia Signed by Elwood Peak and Sarah Jane Peak and David Runckle. a Acknowledged by Sarah Jane Peak and Elwood Peak (her husband) and David Runckle, widower, September 22nd, 1872, before Willis A. Bugbee , Notary f Public for St. Joseph County, Indiana, and seal affized. y. Is No. 38. Ellen Lambert (widow) Mortgage. Dated September 22nd, ta 1873. Recorded September 22nd, ' Sarah Jane Peak. 1873, in lYjortgage Record 22, page 464. To SeeuTe the payment of $5oo in 5 notes o.f even date harerr�it , payable in 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 years after date respectively, each for the 4 sum of �100.00, bearing interest from date at 6% payable annually. Mortgage and Warrant the following Real Estate in St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, to -wit: Commencing at a point 30 lin7cs East of the center of Section3, from thence running East 7 chains and 10 links, thence running North to the IIlichigan Woad, thence running North 1,7esterly with the road to a point 30 links East of theNorth and South side rung ,, running through the center of said Section, thence running South to the place of beginning, containing 5 acres more or less, and situated in the North East g of Section 3 in Tovinship 37 North of Range 2 East. Signed by Ellen Lambert. Acknowledged by Alen Lambert�vaadow} Scaistc�znboz 22nd, 1$73, boforo 6J13_.11 s A. 33ulbee Notary Fublio for St- 5oaoph County, Irnd?_ana, and. seal ea��3xoa_ ITOT-n- The following appears on the inargis� o� said roaord: *'This mox•tgage is this day folly paid off rind is hereby fu11y satisfied &rigreleaaed this 23d day of December, 1878. '.A 39 Sarah Jane teak Elwood Peak. Attest: Jno. Groff , Recorder, By J. A. Massey, Depy.rr No. 39. Mrs. Alen Lambert (widow) Mortgage. Dated September 26th, 1873. Recorded September 27th, 'Pranklin H. Ward. 1873, in AMortgage Record 22, -page 480 To secure the said Franklink. Ward avaz nst loss by reason o f his having signed 5 no to s of ''100.00 each with me as a joint maker, saidnotes dated September 22nd, 1873 & become due in 10 clays and 2, 3, 4 & 5 years after date respectively, with interest at 8I; payable ann-wally to the order of David Runckl.e, and given to secure a part �urC ase rAoney for above land. AZ--o�to secure the repayrrrent o-C' ."500_00 cash la: used as a part purchase money for said land. ti -a Mortgage and 'iVarrant the following Real Estate in St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, to -wit: 5 acres situate in the North East of Section 3, in Township 37 North of Range 2 East, bouncleci by a lire running as follows, viz: Commencing 30 links East of the center of Section 3, from thence running East 7 chains and 10 linIcs, thence North to the i.Iichigan Road, thence running forth Westerly with said !goad to a point 30 links East of the North and South line running through the center ' of said Section, thence running South to the place of beginning, contain- ing 5 Acres. Being same land -purchased by grantor of the heirs of Julia Ann Runckle, deceased, dated Sept. 22nd, 1873. Si�nBa by �1�en �ambort _ Acicnptivle aged by E1Zern 2.��-tmbQrt, Sa�rt ombBs' Znclian3, and uocil u��ixoc3_ - Npr"r- ap"poars on tiae rup.x-6;irx o.P Ma. icL Record: nTh0-3 1'ort--rzge 1- pa�c3 lxi tali and = do re-I@nse Tana dtsotazr o tho same this 23rd clay of Deer. A. D. 1878. F. H. Ward. -kttest ; jnO . Groff, Re corder , by J. A. 11assey, Depy. " "I. hereby certify that this mortgage is fully paid and satisfied by lapse of time, and by virtue of the authority vested in me by an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana approved February 16th, 1917 (See Acts of 1917, Chap. 8, page 38) I hereby release the real estate therein described from the lien thereof. Date Feby 27th, 1(1 5. ri John A. Sivanson, Recorder of St. Joseph Co. Ind. No. 40. Fran]�lin .1�. ZAiaxcl Marriage Li cense and Ce t� fi to 1'ssued. December 21st. 1876. Entered in 3viarriage Record 7, Ellen Lambert. p age Attached is the Certificate of Elder James H.. i,:Jiller, 'who cer- tifies that on December 21st, 1876, he joined in marriage Franklin H. Ward and Ellen Lambert. No. 41. Ellen Vlard, of Porter County, Indiana and Franklin H. Vlard, her husband of St. Jose h IndianaCO , Francis E. ]�ambert- Dort a e Dated May 28th, 1883. Recorded September 29th, 1883, in Mortgage Record 38, page 659. To secure the payment of 2 pro- missory notes, dated Mp.y 24th, 1880, }payable one yotar a -'ter data and eallin€r, respectively t'or �200.00 a:lcl�p5.17 and interest at 7 - Mortgage and Warrant the following real estate in St. Joseph 02co d� W U O 0 • �+ aHi � ¢+ 0 4f 4-11 az qa Co U2 P �' rd � +' +� o zl ul cd F� � m 0 O -0 O ,�.� m . 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