| Document # | Parties | Document | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 545366 |
David and Adeline B. Davis
-> Edward H. Talbot |
Warranty Deed - $1,600
Date: 5/7/1884 |
Davis is from City of Bloomingtown (McLean County)
Appears to be a warranty deed labeled as an indenture. Lot 22 in Block 5 in David Davis's South addition being subdivision of SE Quarter of SW Quarter of Section 28 Township 39 North Range 14 East of the 3rd Principal Meridian except the east 83 feet thereof. Transfer had exception for taxes and special assessments for 1884, which Talbot agrees to pay. Recorded 5/13/1884 Volume 1512 |
| 545367 (I, II) |
Edward H. Talbot
-> William A. Bond |
Trust Deed - $1,100
5/7/1884 |
Four promissory notes payable to David Davis.
Interest of 6% per annum payable semi annually at First National Bank in Chicago. Each note for $275 due 5/7/1885, 1886, 1887, and 1888. Indebtedness was for balance of purchase money due for property (this implies that $500 was paid towards purchase). Recorded on 5/13/1884. Volume 1513 |
| 620453 |
Edward H. Talbot and Kittie A. Talbot
-> John Rooney |
Warranty Deed - $1,900
4/28/1885 |
Appears to be a Warranty Deed labeled as an indenture.
Transfer subject to the earlier trust deed, which Rooney agrees to assume. Therefore. it would appear that the real cost of the transaction to John Rooney was $3,000 minus whatever Edward Talbot had already paid towards that earlier loan. On face value, it would appear that this transfer occurred right before the first payment was due under the earlier trust deed. Since there was an increase in value in less than one year, it is possible that this increase reflects that Edward started a business on the property or built the building. Recorded on 4/30/1885 Volume 1586 |
| 731349 |
William A. Bond
-> Edward H. Talbot |
Quitclaim
6/13/1886 |
The indebtedness has been fully paid and notes cancelled before maturity.
Recorded on 7/1/1886 Volume 1728 |
