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1869 Land Lot Map of Haralson County

Below is a Warranty Deed where Kaiser Farm and Vinyard Company sold lots in Steadman to HENRY BOYER.  Kaiser's original plan was to

establish a village at "Stedman" consisting ten (10) blocks and approx. 200 lots and a central area called Fruitland Park. The streets were never built

and the plans were cancelled.  This deed covers the sale of "Lots Numbered Twenty-three(23) and twentyeight (28)and contained 20 acres. Also in

Block 2, Lots ten (10) and eleven(11) situated in Land Lot 257 and each containing 134 feet by fiftyfour feet(54). Each buyer of 10 Acre lots was entitled

 to a lot in 'town' free of charge.  Since Mr. Boyer bought two ten acre lots, he received lots 10 and 11 free.  According to this deed, Mr. Boyer paid

$1,060.12 for the property. 

State of Georgia, Polk County, September 6th 1901

Know all men by these presents that I, W. A. Brown of the County of Polk, State of Georgia, are held and finely Bound unto W.C. F. Brown his

heirs and executors in the Sum of two hundred and fifty dollars for the True payment it bore the Seal W. A. Brown’s heirs and assigns by these presents

dated September 6th 1901 the condition of above obligation is such that the Said W. C. F. Brown has this day made & delivered to W.A. Brown,

one ten Dollars note due October the first 1901, one due Nov 1st 1901, one due Dec 1st 1901, one due January 1st 1902, one due Feb 1st 1902,

one due March 1st 1902, one due April 1st 1902, one due May 1st 1902, one due June 1st 1902, one due July 1st 1902. Now should the

said W. C. F. Brown pay the said promissory notes then the said W. A. Brown is to make or cause to be made to W. C. F. Brown a good and sufficient

 title in fee simple to one city lot no. 14, the Town of Baughton f--ting 18 feet running back 130 feet South thirty feet wide after 24 feet of the front corner

of the northwest with all the rights and appearances to said that of and Which if the said W. A. Brown should do, then the Bond be null and void else

to remain in full force and virtue.

W. A. Brown Tested and approved by Witness: T. W. M. Brown

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