Tr (ViU); entirely in TJ’s hand, with hand-drawn facsimile seal beside Elizabeth Henderson’s signature; on same sheet as Enclosure No. 2; endorsed by TJ: “Elizabeth Henderson to Craven Peyton } Deed for Dower Sep. 18. 02. except Mill, warehouses improvd lots in Milton.” Tr (same); in a clerk’s hand; lacks sum of money after E. Henderson’s signature; includes Isham Henderson and John Gentry as testators; acknowledgement of deed in Shelby County, Kentucky, by James L. Henderson, Isham Henderson, and John Gentry before Mathews Flournoy and Thomas I. Gwin, justices of the peace, 6 June 1804; certified by James Craig, clerk of Shelby County Court, same date; Craig’s certificate certified by Isaac Ellis, justice of the peace for the court, same date; attested by John Nicholas, clerk, as deed to be recorded by the “Albemarle July Court 1804”; endorsed: “Henderson to Peyton } Copy Deed Exd.”; endorsed by TJ: “Elizabeth Henderson. Dowress. deed to Craven Peyton 1802. Sep. 18. for Dower in all the lands except the Mill Warehouse improved lots in Milton.” Tr (Albemarle County Deed Book No. 14:497–8); includes Isham Henderson and Gentry as testators; acknowledgment of deed by James L. Henderson, Isham Henderson, and Gentry before Flournoy and Gwin, 6 June 1804; certified by Craig, same date; Craig’s certificate certified by Ellis, same date; certified and ordered to be recorded by Nicholas at the Albemarle Court, July 1804.