State of Florida }
Alachua County   }  Personally appeared before me a
Justice of the Peace in & for said State and County
John J. Barr and Wife Susan D. Barr both to me personally
Known who did acknowledge to me that they signed
& executed the foregoing deed made by them to Mrs.
R.M. Johnson dated Aug 1st A.D. 1881.
                          J.W. Smith
                          Justice of the Peace
Recorded June 25th 1883.
    J.A. Carlisle  Clerk
      pr Geo H. Rich DC.

        John D. Johnson & Wife To Amelia Shiretzki
                             "Deed"
State of Florida }
Alachua County   }  This Indenture made and entered into
this December 8th A.D. 1882 between John D. Johnson and his
wife R.M. Johnson who joins in this Indenture for the
purpose of relinquishing and conveying all her right
of dower in and to the premises mentioned and descri
bed hereinafter of the first part and Mrs. Amelia
Shiretzku of the second part all parties mentioned being
of the State and county above written witnesseth that the
parties of the first part for and in consideration of the sum
of three hundred Dollars to them in hand paid the receipt of
which is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained and
sold and do hereby convey unto the party of the
second the following described parcel of land to wit com
mensting at North west corner of section thirty 30 Town
ship Eleven (11) Range Twenty one (21) running north
Eight 75/100 chains thence East Twenty (20) chains thence
South Eight 75/100 chains thence west to starting point con
taining seventeen 50/100 Acres more or less also the follow
ing land commencing at north West corner of previous
described section running South to a stake Known
as the north west corner of land owned by N.A. Baily
thence along the line east of N.A. Bailys land to east line
of north west quarter of north west Quarter of said Section
thence north to section line thence west to point of beg
inning containing Eight Acres more or less together with
all all the improvements or appurtenances thereto belong
ing or appurtaining and the parties of the first part
further covenant that they are are the lawful owners
of the above described lands and that they will forever
defend the title to the same against all persons lawful
ly claiming the same It is also agreed that the partys
of the second part shall have the privilege and use

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