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Acknowledged by Maurice Stern of the firm of Lehman Abraham & Co., individually	and as the act and deed of	said firm, March
26, 1885, before Andrew	Hero, Jr<t^ a notary Public	of	the	City of
New Orleans, Louisiana.	4 Official seal affixed.
This authorization is pasted in Book I	of	the	Hancock
Comity Deed Records, between pages'490 and 491.
W
Heloiae M. Barton John S.Barton,
,-,^er husband ■% To E.H.Hoffmann, Trustee August Campe, Beneficiary
-28-n
)	Trust Desd. Dated April 14, 1885.
j	Given'to'secure the payment of an in-
)	debtsOneas of $500.00, as evidenced
)	by promissory note of even date,
)	payable’* twelve months after date, with
)	interest at the rate of 10# per an-
num from date until paid.
Conveys in trust the same land described in Item No.24 of this abstract. There is a slight difference in the description but the land embraced is the same.	.< '
Usual provisions are made.for the sale of property in case of default in payment of indebtedness secured and as to substitution of trustees.
Acknowledged by John S.Barton and Heloise M.Barton April 14, 1885,- before Howard W.Wilkinson, a Justice of the Peace of Hancock County, Mississippi.
Also acknowledged on the same date and before the sa.T.e official, by E. H. Hof fmann, ^Trustee in said deed.
Filed for record April 14p 1885, and>recorded April 15, 1885, in Book J, pages 569 •? 571, of the Hancock County Deed Records.
On margin of page 569 appears the following entry of cancellation:	-The	within	Instrument 'cancelled <Jb note satisfied
this the 16" day of April 1886.	'
E,H*H0f fmann,
‘ Trustee i
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Mortgage . *Dated Jan.28, 1886. Consideration; $10.00, and to secure the ’payment of a certain promissory note of even date, with interest at the rate of 10$ per annum from date until paid, payable to Elizabeth J.- White on Jan.
28, 1887.	•	••	•
Mortgages the land and improvements thereon in the City of Bay St.Louis, Hancock County, Mississippi, described as follows, to-wit:	Having	a	frontage'between perpendiculars on
the Bay of St.- Louis of Two Hundred and thjx’ty five feci and ex-
Heloise M.Barton John S.Barton her husband To
Elizabeth J. White