the said before described lots or parcels of land together
with all the rites and appurtinances thereunto belong
=ing to him the said David Kite his heirs and assigns
forever in fee simple and the said J.M. Hawthorn for
himself his heirs executors and administrators will for
ever warrant and defend the right and title thereunto,
against the claims of all persons whatsoever - In 
testimony whereof the said J.M. Hawthorn sets his hand and 
seal this the (5th) Fifth day of April One thousand Eight
hundred & Sixty Seven
Signed, Sealed and delivered }       J.M. Hawthorn (LS)
in presence of               }       W.H. Sanders
   R.H. Hall                 }            Justice of the peace
 A.W. Hinson                 }

[ Written in left margin: ]

50 cts USR
Stamps

                 Know all men by these presents that I
Paraside T. Hawthorn wife of J.M. Hawthorn within named
for and in consideration of the sum of one Hundred and 
Sixty dollars to me in hand paid by David Kite at and 
before the ensealing and delivery of these presents, have remised
released and forever quit claimed unto the said David Kite
and to his heirs and assigns all and all manner of dower
and right and title of dower and the interest, right title what
-ever, which I the said Parasaide T. Hawthorn now have, may
might should or by right out to have or claim of in to or
out of the within described premises with the appurtinances
granted unto the said David Kite and every part and parcel
thereof and I the said Parasaide T. Hawthorn do hereby ackn
=owledge and declare that I freely and voluntarily renounce
and relinquish all my dower and right and title of dower in
the premises within named, without any compulsion, constraint
apprehension or fear from my said husband - In witness
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this (5th) fifth
day of April One thousand Eight hundred & Sixty Seven 1867
Signed Sealed and delivered in the presence of
  R.H. Hall                      Parasade T. Hawthorn
  A.W. Hinson                    W.H. Sanders
                             Justice of the peace

         Recorded April 6th 1868
                                 S.P. Bevill Clk

                This Indenture made this the fifth
day of August AD Eighteen hundred and sixty seven
between Lemuel Wilson and Rafalia Wilson his
wife of the County of Nassau State of Florida parties
of the first part, and Tallula A. Olmstead of the County
of Alachua party of the second part, Witnesseth
that the parties of the first part for and in consideration