above described: To Have and To Hold the same, to gether 
with all the rights, privileges, immunities and appurten-
ances of whatsoever nature thereunto belonging, unto 
the said William D. Clark, and to his heirs and ass-
igns forever.
           In testimony Whereof, I Franklin Pierce
           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.
           Given under my hand, at the City of Washing
           ton, the nineteenth day of February in the 
           year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred 
   (  )    and fifty seven and of the Independence 
 ( Seal )  of the United States the Eighty first
   (  )            By the President: Franklin Pierce
                       By G.H. Jones Asst Sec'y
                          M. Granger Recorder of 
                          the General Land Office
Recorded, Vol 5 Page 133 E      
Filed April 25th 1912            S.H. Wienges  Clerk
Recorded April 26th 1912         By M. Boulware DC  

United States      }
       To          }  Patent
Samuel B. Thompson }      
  The United States of America,
  To all to whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting.
Whereas, in pursuance of the Act of Congress, approved
September 28th, 1850, entitled "An Act Granting Bounty 
Land to certain Officers and Soldiers who Have 
Been Engaged in the Military Service of the 
United States," Warrant No 20045 for 160 acres, issued 
in favor of Samuel I. Joiner Private in Captains 
Parrish and Cason's Companies Florida Volunteers
Florida War, has been returned to the General 
Land Office, with evidence that the same has 
been duly located upon the East half of the
South West quarter, and the South east quarter