File Folder 1: Documents 28-50

	kolt28. Northeast Quarter, Section 10. History of transfer of land titles. Click to enlarge.
	kolt29. Abstract of title, 1888. NE Quarter, Section 10. Click to enlarge.
	kolt30. Margaret and L.A. Miller attorney review for land mortgaged by a Mr. Parker. Click to enlarge.
	kolt31. In 1908, John Smith acquired land from J.E. Aubrey, widow, from Benton, Oregon. He paid $4000 for 160 acres of land. Click to enlarge.
	kolt32. Second page of Aubrey transfer of land to Smith. 1908. Click to enlarge.
	kolt33. John Smith buying August Duclos' land in 1892. Click to enlarge.
	kolt34. Additional documentation of Duclos sale, Brule County. Click to enlarge.
	kolt35. Sheriff's letter certifying that the land auction, in which John Smith was the highest bidder, was valid. Click to enlarge.
	kolt36. Documented in 1889 showing the transfer of land to John Smith for $300. Click to enlarge.
	kolt37. Judgement against Peter and John C. Smith for a traffic accident in 1941. Settlement: $1,000.00 Click to enlarge.
	kolt38. Warner transfer of land in 1898. Click to enlarge.
	kolt39. 160 acres, more or less. click to enlarge.
	kolt40. Abstract of title. Front page. click to enlarge.
	kolt41. Abstract of Title for Duclos land. Click to enlarge.
	kolt42. Duclos signature documented in Potter County, South Dakota. Click to enlarge.
	kolt43. Warranty Deed (Duclos). Click to enlarge.
	kolt44. $1600 paid by John Smith to Duclos and wife, Emma. Click to enlarge.
	kolt45. Affidavit for A.J Duclos signature. At the time, he was a resident of Wyoming. Click to enlarge.
	kolt46. Tax receipts 1946. Click to enlarge.
	kolt46. Back of affidavit. 1899. Click to enlarge.
	kolt47. Agreement between A.F. Duclos and George Duclos. Click to enlarge.
	kolt48. Sheriff's Deed. Click to enlarge.
	kolt49. Mortgage for Issac and Emma Horr of Galena, Illinois. Defines default provisions. Click to enlarge.
	kolt50. Page 2 of Issac Horr mortgage. The sheriff was John B. Ryan who also lived in Allamakee County at the time our family lived in Union Prairie (Allamakee). His family plot is "next door" to Batt Ryan family plot, which makes us believe there was some type of family relationship. Click to enlarge.