Soever.
And the Said parties of the first part for themselves and
for their and each of their heirs, the above described and here-
by granted and released premises, And every part and
parcel thereof, with the appurtenances, unto the Said
party of the Second part his heirs and assigns, against
the Said parties of the first part, And their heirs, and
against all and ever person or persons whomsoever
lawfully Claiming, or to Claim, the Same, Shall and will
warrant, and by these presents forever defend
In Witness Whereof; The Said parties of the first part
have hereunto Set their hands and Seals the day and
year first above written
Signed, Sealed and          }  Roberta Tillis  (Seal)
Delivered in presence of us }  Thomas Tillis   (Seal)
 S.C. Tucker                }
 R.F. Taylor                }
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State of Florida  }         }
County of Alachua } Know all men by these presents
that I Roberta E. Tillis wife of the above named Thomas
C. Tillis do by these presents made and executed by me
Separate and apart from my Said Husband, and in the
presence of R.F. Taylor a Judicial officer of the State
of Florida, acknowledge and declare that I did make
myself a party to, and executed the foregoing deed of
Conveyance, for the purpose of Conveying the property
therein described which is owned by me Separately from my
husband in and to the lands in Said Conveyance described
and granted, And that I did the Same freely and volun-
tarily and and without any Compulsion Constraint appre-
hension or fear of or from my Said Husband the Said
Thomas Tillis
In Witness Whereof, I hereunto Subscribe my name
and affix my seal this 14th day of December AD
one thousand eight hundred and Seventy Seven
                              Roberta Tillis  (Seal)
State of Florida  }
County of Alachua } To all whom it may Concern, Be it known
that on this 14th day of December AD 1877, 1877 person
ally, appeared before me a Judicial officer of the State
of Florida, the above named Roberta E. Tillis to me well
known as the wife of Thomas Tillis and as one of the
persons described in, and who executed the foregoing
Deed of Conveyance, who being at the time Separate and
apart from her husband, the Said Tillis: did
then and there make and execute the foregoing
acknowledgment, her name being being with her
own hand Subscribed, and her Seal affixed in my