forty acres until the 31st day of December 1869
For and in Consideration of which the said Robt
W. Campbell agrees to pay to the said J. Crews
Pelot or his agent the sum of One hundred and
Sixty (16000) dollars on the first day of December 1869
The said sum to be and the same is hereby made
a first lien upon all the Crops made on said
lands - In Witness whereof we have hereunto
Set our hands and Seals this Second day of Feby
1869
  Signed Sealed and delivered
in presence of }          J. Crews Pelot  LS
Y.P. Reargran  }          R.W. Campbell LS
W.W. Scott
State of Florida  }
County of Alachua }  Before me personally Came
W.W. Scott who being duly sworn that he saw the
foregoing agreement Signed, Sealed and
delivered for the express purposes and uses therein
Set forth - Sworn to and Subscribed before me
this 16th day of February 1869
  D.A. Frier LS               W.W. Scott
 Justice of the peace
        Recorded Feby 16th 1869
                              S.P. Bevill DC

              This Indenture made this the first
day of October in the year One thousand Eight hun
=dred and Sixty Eight between Henry B. Hague of the
County of Alachua and State of Florida of the one
part and Elizabeth Varnadore wife of Leonard
Varnadore of the other part. Witnesseth that the
Said Hague as well for and in Consideration of
the natural love and affection which he the said Hague
hath and beareth unto and toward the said Elizabeth
Varnadore, as for the better Maintainance, Support, and
livelihood of him, the said Hague has given, granted
aliened, enfeoffed, and Confirmed, and by these
presence doth, give, grant, alien, Enfeoff, and Confirm
unto the said Elizabeth Varnadore her heirs and assigns
One large Bay Horse about Six years Old, and better
known by the name of Bell Emory, the peaceable and
quiet possession the said Elizabeth Varnadore 
Shall be entitled to thereof together with the issues, and
profits, thereof, and all the Estate, right, title interest
property, Claim, and demand whatsoever, of him
the said Hague of in and to the Said Horse, with
his, and every of his issues, and profits thereof, To