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Looney Cemetery Summary Report, page 14
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Note that the above deed specified the “West half of the North West Quarter” of Section 35, T4S-R2W. That was a recording error, as John W. Looney never owned that parcel of land to sell to anyone. He had bought the west half of the northeast quarter of Section 35 from the government in 1818, per Certificate Number 781. The loss of the (properly specified) land from the family's possession is recorded below, in the sheriff's account of the sale. Absalom had paid $800 to John W. Looney on May 7 of 1829 for the land. On October 5 of the same year, it sold at auction for only $230 to settle a debt of $189.42.
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