The bluffs on either side were abrupt, almost an in closure, making it an easy matter for two men to loose-herd a small amount of stock, holding them adjoining my deeded range, yet separate.
Many a section of deeded land changed owners for a milk cow, while surveyors would no longer locate new lands for the customary third, but insisted on a half interest.
He had then deeded it all to a hospital for children, in which his wife had occasionally evinced some interest.
Now her grandfather had died, and left her everything; and now he had miraculously recovered, and deeded his fortune to charitable institutions.
Consequently, in 1767, the Island was deededto William Owen and his cousins, Arthur Davies, David and William Owen, Jr.
But, as David had freely deeded the land to the settlers, the underbrush was soon killed off and stock raising ceased.
He is saving the state approximately fifty thousand dollars yearly by the invention of an improved number plate for autos which he deeded to the state.
He then bought back his one hundred and sixty acre claim for three hundred dollars less than he haddeeded it over to the mortgage company and he also bought one hundred and sixty acres adjoining.
For twenty-five years it was maintained by Mr. Wheeler and then deeded by him to the county for $1.
The church cost $1,500 and wasdeeded to the trustees of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Walla Walla, viz.
In August, 1870, the City Council deeded to the county the block of land on Main Street on which the permanent courthouse was built.
If such a thing could happen, I should at once hae it deeded back to her, as a gift.
I've just found out what kind of a building it was your uncle deeded you.
I looked it up again to be sure, and found the property had been deeded to Sorenson and the others, who still have it.
He deeded his property over this evening and then swallowed poison," the engineer stated.
Their terms were that when the Saints arrived in California they would secure the lands and that every alternate section should be deeded to this combination of conspirators.
This same land which William Marshall deeded to John Marshall nearly two hundred years ago is now valued at only from ten to twenty dollars an acre.
A William Marshall of King and Queen County deeded to John Marshall "of the forest," for five shillings, the two hundred acres of land in Westmoreland County, as above stated.
One year later the widow, Elizabeth Marshall, deeded half of this two hundred acres to her son Thomas Marshall.
I have deeded this hill farm to Samuel, and here is the deed.
I have deeded the river farm to August Wehle and his wife.
I have given Bob Walker a ten-acre patch for his services, and all the rest I have deeded to the two best people I know.
Rigdon had placed his property out of his own hands, one acre of land in Kirtland being deeded by him and his wife to their daughter.
Do you recall of having ever heard your daughter or any one say what deeded land in that section sold for?
Because Bill had no homestead, no deeded land, and had not tried to get any.
David Brunna:--Original grant, anddeeded for a blacksmith's establishment for public benefit.
Donald Fisher:--This lot was originally granted and deeded for a carpenter establishment, for encouragement of settling the township.
McNab:--This lot was deeded to McNab to establish a ferry.
Gregor McNab went home to Scotland to realize funds, where he died; and these broken fronts were deeded to Allan McNab.
At length, after a long and animated discussion, it was resolved to offer the Chief L4,000, and take the township off his hands, with the exception of the lots already deeded to him.
In this he failed to cover what McNab had advanced; he sold the lot to one Michael Roddy, who is deeded for it.
John Campbell:--This lot is deeded to one Archibald McNab by mistake.
I lost my fortune, I could not keep my pew, so I deeded it back to the church.
He deeded his pew back to St. John's, and protesting to his friends that he was not unhappy, he disappeared from the sight of all save a few.
In 1869 Mr. Corcoran deeded this property to trustees.
In 1869 Mr. Corcoran also deeded to trustees the Louise Home, erected in memory of his wife and daughter, as a home for refined and educated gentlewomen who had "become reduced by misfortune.
In turn these ladies deeded the estate in 1900 to Mrs. Fendall's son Thomas M.
Besides, a few years later he voluntarily deeded the property back to me.
So I recommended that it be deededto the Choctaws for an academy, and it was given to them.
Anderson moved to Fulton county, where he has since died When the widow came to Springfield last May or June, as before mentioned, and found the landdeeded to Gen.
Simon and his clan took up the land, swearing that Matthew Folger had deeded it to them the day he had procured it.
He might be able to prove to the court that as my father never owned the land in reality, he couldn't possibly have deeded it to the Turners.
If there hadn't been any kind of a deed, Folger couldn't have deeded the property to you.
Whether Biencourt died in 1623 or went home to France is unknown; but hedeeded over to his friend, Charles de La Tour, all possessions in Acadia.
Land to the extent of twenty thousand acres each, which had belonged to {235} the Acadians, was ultimately deeded to Lawrence and his friends.
He certainly wanted to be governor of Acadia, and may have looked for fresh title to Port Royal, which Biencourt had deeded {65} to him.
Sentiments of opposition to the English in Acadia must be secretly fostered," commanded the King of France in 1715, two years after Acadia had been deeded over to England.
Later they deeded over for an annual rental of beaver skins the entire fur monopoly to the Habitant Company, made up of the leading people of New France.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "deeded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
