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LAYMON  TO  LAYMON

	Memorandum of an agreement made and entered into by and between Lydia 
Laymon of Shelby County, Ohio of the first part; and Jeremiah Laymon her son of 
Hamilton County Ohio of the second part.  Witnesseth that the said Lydia Laymon 
on her part doth lease and confirm unto the said Jeremiah Laymon the farm on 
which she now lives in Shelby County will all the privileges thereof for the 
term twenty years and the said Jeremiah Laymon on his part engaged to furnish 
her the said Lydia Laymon a comfortable house near to the one in which she now 
lives and to allow her a way to the well with the privilege of the well of 
water.  Also to give her one third part of the produce of said farm delivered 
into the crib mow and stack.  In witness whereof we the parties have hereunto 
set our names and affixed our seals this ninth day of May A.D. 1837.

Attest:							/s/  Lydia Laymon (her mark)
George Laymon					/s/  Jeremiah Laymon  (seal)

The foregoing instrument was entered for record October 5, 1839 and recorded 
October 7, 1839.
							/s/  James Wells, 
								Recorder


JEREMIAH  LAYMON  TO   LYDIA  LAYMON

	Know all men by these presents that I Jeremiah Laymon of Hamilton 
County and State of Ohio have leased and do hereby lease unto my mother, Lydia 
Laymon, all of that tract of land on which she now resides being the East half 
of the North East quarter of Section four Town one range twelve between the 
Miami Rivers during her natural life, the said Lydia Laymon to have and to hold 
said place as if it were her own whilst she lives at the same time.  She is not 
to destroy timber unnecessarily or do other injury to the place further than 
the ware thereof and other appurtenances belonging thereto reserving to myself 
the right to improve said place so as not interfere with said lease November 
4th A.D. 1833.

Attest:							/s/  Jeremiah Laymon  (seal)
George Laymon
John Laymon

The foregoing lease was entered for record October 5, 1839 and recorded October 
9, 1839.

							/s/  James Wells, 
								Recorder