[Genealib] Question

[David Hardin]

I'm usually fairly good with land instruments, but I have been stumped
by one.  In a county deed index the instrument is called a "B. for
Title" and in other places "B. for T."  Can someone educate me on this
before I lose my mind?  We have an educated guess, but I am hoping for
something more definitive.  I just called the local County Clerk's
office, and they could not help.  It is being used in conjunction with
the sale of town lots by the Commissioners and Trustees of a town in
Texas in 1846.

 

Thanks,

 

David Allan Hardin, MSLIS

Genealogy Librarian Supervisor

Plano Public Library System

 

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