deed by their certain deed of conveyance of that date made as such Trustees for the consideration in the said deed of one dollar expressed to be paid to them by the said then a feme sole bargained sold and to the said and her heirs and assigns forever all their right, title, interest, estate, claim and demand both at law and in equity in and to the premises in the said last mentioned deed from the said Joseph Smith and to the said Joseph Smith as trustee as aforesaid with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging and on the same day duly acknowledged the same before a Justice of the peace in and for the County of and State of delivered the said deed to the said who afterwards and on the thirtieth day of January A. D. 1846 caused the same deed to be duly recorded in the proper recording office in the said County of and by which said deed all the title legal and equitable which the said trustees had in and to the said premises, as such Trustees and as the successors of the said Joseph Smith deceased or otherwise and all the title which may have passed from the said by virtue of her said conveyances thereof in conjunction with the said Joseph Smith her husband to him as Trustee, as aforesaid reversed to and vested in the said and destroyed, took away and removed all doubt, shadow and cloud cast upon her title to said premises by virtue of her aforesaid deed all of which will more fully and at large appear reference being had to the said deed of the said and a copy whereof duly certified from the records of the proper recording office of the said is hereto annexed marked “No 3 exhibit” and hereby made a part of this, respondant’s answer to your Orator’s said bill.
This respondant further answering says:—
That the property described in each of the three deeds, copies whereof have been already exhibited with this respondant’s answer as a part of this his answer is the same identical property and is the same property mentioned in complainants’ said bill as conveyed by the said to the said in September A. D. 1841 and that the deeds copies whereof have herein before been exhibited as a part of this respondant’s answer to said bill, are the only deeds which the said ever made for said premises ’till the sale and conveyance to this defendant hereafter stated or which were ever made to her for said premises, or by and through which she ever held or claimed to hold any title or interest in said premises.
This defendant further answering says:—
That he knows nothing of what consideration the said paid to the said and as Trustees as aforesaid for the said conveyance of [p. 632]