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OKLAHOMA COUNTY • CJ-2026-1821

Bruce A. Hancock, Jr. v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Filed: Mar 10, 2026
Type: CJ

What's This Case About?

Let’s cut straight to the absurdity: in a probate case that should’ve been wrapped up before American Idol premiered, someone managed to sell a house out from under an estate—without court permission, while hiding a bankruptcy, and with a deed that looks like it was edited in Microsoft Paint—only for a bank to try to foreclose on a man who was already dead. Welcome, friends, to the legal circus that is Bruce A. Hancock, Jr. v. Wells Fargo and the Ghosts of Probate Past, a saga so tangled it makes Succession look like a family picnic.

Bruce A. Hancock, Jr. is the self-described “oldest nephew” of Carl G. Parrish, Jr., who died on March 19, 2024. Bruce also happens to be an heir of Ida J. Parrish, Carl’s mother, whose estate has been gathering dust in Oklahoma County probate court since 2005. That’s PB-2005-182, in case you’re taking notes. Ida passed, the estate opened, and Todd Parrish—Carl’s brother and Bruce’s uncle—stepped in as Personal Representative, which means he was supposed to manage her assets like a responsible adult, not a guy running a shell game at a county fair. But instead of following the rules, Todd allegedly handed over a prime piece of real estate—5513 N. Terry Avenue in Oklahoma City—to Carl in 2006… without any court order, without confirmation, and without the legal authority to do so. In Oklahoma, that’s not how it works. Title doesn’t magically jump from a dead person’s estate to a relative just because someone signs a piece of paper. The court has to bless the sale. And in this case? No blessing. No decree. No confirmation. Just a deed and a prayer.

The deed in question, filed January 3, 2006 (though originally written as 2005 and suspiciously corrected), claims the estate sold the property to Carl Parrish for $10 and “other valuable consideration,” while also scribbling in a purchase price of $40,000. That’s not just confusing—it’s legally suspicious. And the red flags don’t stop there. The deed was routed through Nations Title Agency, which was told to return the recorded copy to its office—meaning they weren’t just passive observers, they were in the driver’s seat. Ronald “Skip” Kelly, the attorney for the Personal Representative, may have helped draft or approve this whole mess. Either way, he had a duty to make sure Todd wasn’t breaking the law. He didn’t. And Todd? He was allegedly in the middle of a bankruptcy at the time—something he didn’t tell the probate court, the heirs, or his bankruptcy trustee. That’s not just a paperwork snafu; that’s a federal-level oopsie with possible fraud sprinkles on top.

Fast forward: Carl lives in the house, presumably thinking he owns it. A mortgage gets placed on the property—eventually ending up with Wells Fargo. But here’s the kicker: the mortgage is based on a deed that, according to Bruce, was void from the start. No valid deed? No valid title. No valid title? No valid mortgage. It’s like building a house of cards on a foundation made of fog. And yet, Wells Fargo not only accepted the mortgage assignment in 2008 but waited until 2009 to record it—leaving a gaping hole in the public record. That’s not due diligence; that’s a game of title Russian roulette.

Bruce says he didn’t even know any of this was happening until March 27, 2024—eighteen years after the deed was recorded. That’s when he allegedly discovered the probate court never confirmed the sale. So, like any good heir with a grudge and a printer, he filed an Affidavit of Heirship on April 15, 2024, officially staking his claim. He also sent complaints to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, yelling into the bureaucratic void. And then—just to top it all off—Wells Fargo filed a foreclosure action… against Carl Parrish… who had died three days earlier. That’s right. The bank tried to repossess a house from a corpse. They’d done it before, too—filing at least two prior foreclosure attempts back in 2010 and 2015, both of which fizzled out. But this time, Bruce had had enough.

So now he’s suing everyone: Todd for selling estate property he had no right to sell, Skip Kelly for lawyering while apparently asleep at the wheel, Nations Title for helping process a legally radioactive deed, and Wells Fargo for trying to foreclose on a dead man using a mortgage built on a void transfer. He’s throwing the whole book at them—declaratory judgment, quiet title, breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, professional negligence, wrongful foreclosure, slander of title, consumer protection violations, civil conspiracy, and even constructive fraud, which is basically the legal version of “you should’ve known better.” The total damages claimed? Just $10,000. Which sounds low—until you realize Bruce isn’t after a fortune. He’s after justice. Or at least clear title. And maybe to make sure no bank ever tries to foreclose on a ghost again.

Now, let’s talk about that $10,000. In the world of real estate and banking malpractice, that’s pocket change. A single hour of a big-firm attorney’s time can cost more. But Bruce isn’t suing for the money. He’s suing to erase the cloud on the title, to stop the foreclosure, and to get the court to say, once and for all: this transfer never should’ve happened. The real value isn’t in the damages—it’s in the principle. And the punitive damages? Oh, he wants those. Because someone needs to pay for the sheer audacity of this mess.

So what’s the most absurd part? Is it the altered date on the deed? The bankruptcy cover-up? The fact that a bank filed foreclosure on a dead man? Or that a house changed hands nearly two decades ago without any court oversight? Honestly, it’s the ensemble performance. It’s Todd Parrish acting like he’s the king of probate law, Skip Kelly nodding along, Nations Title playing courier for a defective deed, and Wells Fargo sleepwalking through title due diligence like it’s a Tuesday. This isn’t just one bad actor—it’s a symphony of negligence, self-dealing, and institutional laziness.

We’re rooting for Bruce, not because he’s flawless—he filed this pro se, which means he’s going up against banks and lawyers with nothing but a scanner and a dream—but because someone has to stand up for the little guy when the system forgets how to work. And if that means dragging a zombie foreclosure, a phantom deed, and a cast of probate misfits into court, so be it. Because in the end, real estate law isn’t about money—it’s about who really owns what. And right now, that answer is buried under 18 years of legal dust, a suspicious correction pen, and one very confused bank. Let the games begin.

Case Overview

$10,000 Demand Jury Trial Complaint
Jurisdiction
District Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Filing Attorney
Bruce A. Hancock, Jr.
Relief Sought
$10,000 Monetary
$1 Punitive
Injunctive Relief
Declaratory Relief
Claims
# Cause of Action Description
1 Declaratory Judgment Declaration that the 2006 deed and all derived mortgage interests are void
2 Quiet Title Order quieting title in favor of the Estate and heirs
3 Breach of Fiduciary Duty Against Todd Parrish
4 Fraud and Fraudulent Concealment Against Todd Parrish and Ronald Kelly
5 Professional Negligence / Malpractice Against Ronald Kelly
6 Negligence Against Nations Title
7 Wrongful Foreclosure Against Wells Fargo
8 Constructive Fraud Against Wells Fargo
9 Slander of Title / Recording Void Instruments Against Wells Fargo and Nations Title
10 Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act Against Wells Fargo
11 Civil Conspiracy Against All Defendants

Petition Text

2,822 words
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA BRUCE A. HANCOCK, JR., Plaintiff, v. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., d/b/a Wells Fargo Home Mortgage; TODD PARRISH, individually and as Personal Representative of the Estate of Ida J. Parrish; NATIONS TITLE AGENCY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, INC.; RONALD "SKIP" KELLY, individually and in his capacity as attorney for the Personal Representative; and DOES 1–10, Defendants. COMPLAINT AND PETITION FOR DECLARATORY RELIEF, QUIET TITLE, WRONGFUL FORECLOSURE, FRAUD, NEGLIGENCE, BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY, CIVIL CONSPIRACY, OKLAHOMA CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT VIOLATIONS, CONSTRUCTIVE FRAUD, RECORDING OF VOID INSTRUMENTS, AND PUNITIVE DAMAGES Plaintiff Bruce A. Hancock, Jr., appearing pro se, alleges as follows: I. JURISDICTION AND VENUE This Court has subject matter jurisdiction pursuant to Article VII of the Oklahoma Constitution and 12 O.S. §2001. This action is brought pursuant to 12 O.S. §1141, authorizing actions to determine adverse claims to real property and to quiet title. Venue is proper pursuant to 12 O.S. §131 because the subject property is located in Oklahoma County. The real property at issue is legally described as: South Twenty-Five Feet (S/25') of Lot Four (4) and the North Forty-Five Feet (N/45') of Lot Five (5), Block Sixteen (16), Park Estates Eleventh (11th) Addition, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Commonly known as: 5513 N. Terry Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111 This action arises from defective transfers originating from Probate Case No. PB-2005-182, Estate of Ida J. Parrish. Plaintiff does not seek to reopen the probate estate but instead seeks equitable relief removing clouds on title created without lawful probate authority. II. PARTIES Plaintiff Bruce A. Hancock, Jr. is an heir and beneficiary of the Estate of Ida J. Parrish. Defendant Todd Parrish served as Personal Representative of the estate and owed fiduciary duties to the heirs. Defendant Ronald “Skip” Kelly served as attorney for the Personal Representative. Defendant Nations Title Agency of Oklahoma City, Inc. acted as title and settlement agent for the transaction. Defendant Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. claims a mortgage interest derived from the defective probate transfer. Defendants DOES 1-10 are unknown parties who participated in or benefited from the conduct alleged herein. III. FACTUAL ALLEGATIONS A. Probate Proceedings and Lack of Confirmation The Estate of Ida J. Parrish was opened in Oklahoma County District Court as PB-2005-182. A review of the probate docket reveals that no Order Confirming Sale and no Final Decree of Distribution were ever entered authorizing transfer of the subject property. Under Oklahoma probate law, including 58 O.S. §§421 and 426, title to estate property does not pass until a probate court confirms the sale. Because no confirmation order exists, legal title never left the estate. B. Unauthorized Transfer On January 3, 2006, Defendant Todd Parrish executed a deed transferring estate property to Carl Parrish. The deed identifies the grantor as: "The Estate of Ida Parrish, Deceased, Todd Parrish, Administrator." The deed was recorded January 18, 2006 in the Oklahoma County land records. The deed contains no reference to any probate court confirmation order. The transfer therefore occurred without lawful authority and constitutes self-dealing and breach of fiduciary duty. The deed is therefore void ab initio. C. Concealed Bankruptcy At the time of the transfer, Defendant Todd Parrish was a debtor in an active bankruptcy proceeding. This bankruptcy status was not disclosed to the Probate Court or heirs. The concealment prevented oversight by the bankruptcy trustee and constitutes fraudulent concealment. D. Irregularities on the Face of the Deed The January 3, 2006 deed contains several irregularities visible on the face of the instrument. The year of execution appears altered from “2005” to “2006,” suggesting the document may have been modified after preparation. The deed further instructs that the recorded instrument be returned to: Nation’s Title 5715 N. Western Ave., Suite G Oklahoma City, Oklahoma This instruction indicates that Nations Title Agency participated in preparing and processing the deed. The deed states consideration of $10.00 and other valuable consideration, while separately referencing a purchase price of approximately $90,000.00. These irregularities further demonstrate that the transaction did not occur through a properly supervised probate sale confirmed by the court. E. Attorney and Title Company Participation Upon information and belief, Ronald “Skip” Kelly and/or Nations Title prepared, reviewed, or facilitated the deed. Both had an independent duty to verify that the Personal Representative possessed lawful authority to convey estate property. By facilitating the transfer without confirmation of sale, these Defendants caused the recording of a void instrument. F. Wells Fargo Mortgage Derived From Void Transfer Wells Fargo claims a mortgage interest derived from the defective probate transfer. Wells Fargo accepted assignment of the mortgage in approximately 2008 but did not record the assignment until approximately 2009, creating a gap in the public chain of title. Because the underlying deed was void, the mortgage and assignments are likewise void or voidable. G. Recorded Affidavit of Heirship On April 15, 2024, Plaintiff recorded an Affidavit of Heirship. The instrument was recorded as: Book 15725, Page 1688 Instrument No. 2024041501046182. The recording placed the public on constructive notice of Plaintiff’s heirship interest. H. Notice to Wells Fargo Plaintiff notified Wells Fargo of the title defects through complaints submitted to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. I. Foreclosure Filed Against Deceased Borrower The alleged borrower Carl Parrish died March 19, 2024. Wells Fargo nonetheless filed foreclosure action CJ-2024-8340 against the deceased borrower. Additionally, filed foreclosure attempts CJ-2015-1253, CJ-2010-4997 J. Oklahoma Race-Notice Law Oklahoma follows a race-notice recording system under 16 O.S. §16. Wells Fargo cannot claim protection as a bona fide purchaser because its mortgage derives from a void probate transfer. Wells Fargo also had actual and constructive notice of title defects. Accordingly, Wells Fargo’s claimed mortgage interest is not protected under Oklahoma recording law. K. Discovery Rule Plaintiff did not discover the absence of probate confirmation until March 27, 2024. The defect constituted a latent title defect. The statute of limitations was therefore tolled under the Discovery Rule and fraudulent concealment doctrine. IV. CAUSES OF ACTION COUNT I — DECLARATORY JUDGMENT (Against All Defendants) Plaintiff seeks a declaration that the 2006 deed and all derived mortgage interests are void. COUNT II — QUIET TITLE (12 O.S. §1141) (Against All Defendants) Plaintiff seeks an order quieting title in favor of the Estate and heirs. COUNT III — BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY (Against Todd Parrish) COUNT IV — FRAUD AND FRAUDULENT CONCEALMENT (Against Todd Parrish and Ronald Kelly) COUNT V — PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE / MALPRACTICE (Against Ronald Kelly) COUNT VI — NEGLIGENCE (Against Nations Title) COUNT VII — WRONGFUL FORECLOSURE (Against Wells Fargo) COUNT VIII — CONSTRUCTIVE FRAUD (Against Wells Fargo) COUNT IX — SLANDER OF TITLE / RECORDING VOID INSTRUMENTS (Against Wells Fargo and Nations Title) COUNT X — OKLAHOMA CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (Against Wells Fargo) COUNT XI — CIVIL CONSPIRACY (Against All Defendants) V. DAMAGES Plaintiff has suffered damages including: • clouded title • loss of inheritance rights • legal expenses Plaintiff seeks compensatory damages exceeding $10,000 and punitive damages under 23 O.S. §9.1. VI. PRAYER FOR RELIEF Plaintiff respectfully requests: *Declaration that the 2006 deed and mortgage are void Quiet title in favor of the Estate and heirs *Permanent injunction against foreclosure *Compensatory damages *Punitive damages *Costs and other equitable relief JURY TRIAL DEMANDED Respectfully submitted, Bruce A. Hancock, Jr. Plaintiff, Pro Se 1501 N. Dressen Drive Apt. 1417 Moore, OK 73160 Phone No. (405) 812-4223 HEIRSHIP AFFIDAVIT SEE PB-2005-182 (Heirship of Carl G. Parrish Jr. Deceased) STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared Bruce A. Hancock Jr. ("AFFIANT") who is personally known to me (or, if not being personally known to me, did confirm his/her identity presenting [?] as identification (i.e. drivers license #), and appearing to be fully competent and of sufficient age, upon being duly sworn, stated upon Affiant's oath the following: 1. My name is Bruce A. Hancock Jr., and I live at 1501 N DRESSEN DRIVE #1417 MOORE OK 73160 (insert address of affiant's residence). I am personally familiar with the family and marital history of Carl G. Parrish Jr. ("Decedent"), and I have personal knowledge of the facts stated in this affidavit. 2. I knew decedent from 3-27-1967 (insert date) until 3-19-2024 (insert date). I was personally well acquainted with the named decedent during his/her lifetime. 3. The Decedent died on 3-19-2024 (insert date of death) at the following place of death: Oklahoma City (City), Oklahoma County (County), Oklahoma State (State) (insert place of death). At the time of decedent's death, decedent's residence address was 5613 N Terry Ave (Street), Oklahoma City (City), Oklahoma, 73111 (Zip). 4. I was well acquainted with the family and near relatives of the said decedent, and with all those who would under the laws of the State of Oklahoma, be his/her heirs. The following statements and the information contained herein, including my answers to named questions below, are based upon my personal knowledge and are true and correct. QUESTION 1 - Did the decedent leave a will? ANSWER: [ ] YES [X] NO QUESTION 2 - If the decedent left a will, has the will been admitted to probate? ANSWER: [ ] YES [X] NO [ ] NA. If YES, at what place, and when? __________________ COUNTY, Oklahoma, ________________ CAUSE NUMBER __________________ DATE QUESTION 3 - If the decedent left no will, has an administrator or personal representative been appointed for the estate of said deceased? ANSWER: [ ] YES [X] NO QUESTION 4 - If an administrator or personal administrator has been appointed, give the County in which the proceedings are pending, and the name and address of the administrator or personal representative. ANSWER: County ____________________________ Cause No. _______________________ Name _____________________________ Address ____________________________ Telephone: _________________________ QUESTION 5 - Give the name and address of the surviving widow or widower of decedent. ANSWER: Name: MARKA PARRISH Street Address: 1112 NE 44TH City: OKLAHOMA CITY State, Zip Code: OKLAHOMA 73117 If not living, date of death: December 30, 2023 QUESTION 6 - If the decedent was married more than once, give the name(s) of the former husband or wife, and state whether said former spouse is dead or divorced. ANSWER: FULL NAME STATUS (dead or Divorced) N/A QUESTION 7 - Give the names and places of residence of all the surviving children of deceased, together with the other information called for: ANSWER: (Give names of surviving children only) Name: NIA Street Address: NONE KNOWN City: State, Zip Code: Date of Birth: NONE KNOWN If not living, date of death: Husband or Wife's Name: Name: Street Address: City: State, Zip Code: Date of Birth: If not living, date of death: Husband or Wife's Name: Name: Street Address: City: State, Zip Code: Date of Birth: If not living, date of death: Husband or Wife's Name: Name: Street Address: City: State, Zip Code: Date of Birth: If not living, date of death: Husband or Wife's Name: QUESTION 8 - Give the name and address of any deceased children of the decedent, together with the other information called for: ANSWER: N/A NONE KNOWN Name of Child: ________________________________ Date of Birth: _________________________________ Date of Death: ________________________________ Surviving Husband or Wife’s Name: NIA Date of Death of Spouse, if applicable: ________________________________ Name of Child: ________________________________ Date of Birth: _________________________________ Date of Death: ________________________________ Surviving Husband or Wife’s Name: NIA Date of Death of Spouse, if applicable: ________________________________ Name of Child: ________________________________ Date of Birth: _________________________________ Date of Death: ________________________________ Surviving Husband or Wife’s Name: NIA Date of Death of Spouse, if applicable: ________________________________ Name of Child: ________________________________ Date of Birth: _________________________________ Date of Death: ________________________________ Surviving Husband or Wife’s Name: NIA Date of Death of Spouse, if applicable: ________________________________ QUESTION 9 - Give the names and addresses of the children of any deceased son or daughter of the decedent: ANSWER: Name of Child: ________________________________ Address, if not living, date of death: NONE KNOWN Date of Birth: _________________________________ Name of Father or Mother: _______________________ Name of Child: ________________________________ Address, if not living, date of death: __________________ Date of Birth: _________________________________ Name of Father or Mother: _______________________ Name of Child: ________________________________ Address, if not living, date of death: __________________ Date of Birth: _________________________________ Name of Father or Mother: _______________________ Name of Child: Address, if not living, date of death: N/A Date of Birth: N/A Name of Father or Mother: Name of Child: Address, if not living, date of death: N/A Date of Birth: N/A Name of Father or Mother: QUESTION 10 - Did the decedent have any adopted children, or step-children taken into his home? ANSWER: [ ] YES [X] NO. If yes, provide their names, ages and addresses below: Name: ____________________________ Street Address: ______________________ City: ________________________________ State, Zip Code: _____________________ Age: ________________________________ Name: ____________________________ Street Address: ______________________ City: ________________________________ State, Zip Code: _____________________ Age: ________________________________ Name: ____________________________ Address: ___________________________ Street Address: ______________________ City: ________________________________ State, Zip Code: _____________________ Age: ________________________________ QUESTION 11 - Did the decedent have any unpaid debts? ANSWER: [X] YES [ ] NO. If yes, provide as nearly as possible the amount of the debt and creditor and whether such debt has since been paid. CREDITOR AMOUNT OF DEBT HAS DEBT BEEN PAID? (Yes or No) Wells Fargo $ NO Action Roofing & Contracting 4216.00+GST No. ? ? ? ? $ $ QUESTION 12 - If the decedent left no children, then give below the names and addresses (together with other information called for), or his or her surviving father, mother, brothers, sisters: ANSWER: Brother Name: Todd Parrish Relationship: Brother Age: 63 or 64 Street Address: 5513 N. Tierra City, State, Zip Code: Oklahoma City OK 73111 Name: Yolanda Harris Relationship: Niece Age: 54 Street Address: 497 Tinker Diagonal Apt. 86 City, State, Zip Code: Oklahoma City OK 73129 Name: Theron Doyle Hancock Relationship: Nephew Age: 68 Street Address: 1001 Bissongret City, State, Zip Code: Houston TX 77005 QUESTION 13 - If the decedent left no children, spouse, mother, father, brother or sister, state all other known relatives: ANSWER: Name: N/A Relationship: Age: Street Address: City, State, Zip Code: If deceased, date of death: Name: Relationship: Age: Street Address: ____________________________ City, State, Zip Code: ______________________ If deceased, date of death: __________________ Name: _________________________________ Relationship: ___________________________ Age: __________________________________ Street Address: _________________________ City, State, Zip Code: ____________________ If deceased, date of death: __________________ Name: _________________________________ Relationship: ___________________________ Age: __________________________________ Street Address: _________________________ City, State, Zip Code: ____________________ If deceased, date of death: __________________ QUESTION 14: Did the decedent own any real estate in this state: ANSWER: [X] YES [ ] NO If yes, list: Address or short description: 5518 N TERRY AVENUE OKC OK311 County: OKLAHOMA Park Estates 11th Block 016, Lot 000 S ASP/LOT 4 + N 45 Address or short description: ____________________________ County: __________________ Address or short description: ____________________________ County: __________________ Address or short description: ____________________________ County: __________________ QUESTION 15: What is your relationship to the deceased? ANSWER: Nephew (oldest) DATED: APR'4 15, 2024 Respectfully Submitted; Bruce A. Hancock Jr. Petitioner VERIFICATION State of OKLAHOMA ) County of OKLAHOMA ) ss I, Bruce A. Hancock Jr., of lawful age, being first duly sworn upon his/her oath, states, That he/she is the Petitioner in the above entitled cause of action; that he/she has read the above and foregoing document, knows the contents thereof, and says the same is true and correct, being solemnly affirmed, says that: The matters stated in the above Document are true to the affiant's knowledge. Bruce A. Hancock Jr. Petitioner Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of April, 2016. My Commission Expires: 03/17/26 Notary Public DANIEL CHESNEY #2009748 STATE OF OKLAHOMA Doc #2006004017 Bk 9978 Pg 1725-1725 DATE 01/10/06 13:11:15 Filing Fee $13.00 Documentary Tax $135.00 State of Oklahoma County of Oklahoma Oklahoma County Clerk Carolynn Caudill DEED This indenture, made this 3 day of January 2005 between THE ESTATE OF IDA J. PARRISH, DECEASED; TODD PARRISH, ADMINISTRATOR, party of the first part, and between CARL PARRISH, A SINGLE PERSON party of the second part, Witnesseth: That in consideration of the sum of $10.00 dollars and other good and valuable consideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, said party of the first part do hereby grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said party of the second part, and her heirs and assigns forever, all of their right, title and interest in and to the tract of land lying and being in the County of OKLAHOMA State of Oklahoma, being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: SOUTH TWENTY-FIVE FEET (S/25') OF LOT FOUR (4) AND THE NORTH FORTY-FIVE (N/45') OF LOT FIVE (5), BLOCK SIXTEEN (16), PARK ESTATES ELEVENTH (11TH) ADDITION, OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, AS SHOWN BY THE RECORDED PLAT THEREOF. IMPROVEMENTS THEREON BEAR THE ADDRESS: 5513 N. TERRY, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73111 ADDRESS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. And the said party of the first part, for her heirs, executors and administrators, do covenant with the said party of the second part, her assigns, the survivor of said-party, and her heirs and assigns of the survivor forever, that they are well seized in fee of the lands and premised aforesaid and has good right to sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free from all encumbrances, and will warrant and defend title to the same. Signed and delivered this 3 day of January 2005 Todd Parrish, Administrator State of Oklahoma) County of Oklahoma) Before me the undersigned, a notary Public in and for said county and state on this 3 day of January 2005, personally appeared Todd Parrish, Administrator to me known to be the identical person(s) who executed the within and foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same as their free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. Given under my hand and seal the day and year last above written. Notary Public My commission expires After Recording Return to: Nation's Title 5715 N. Western Ste. OKC, OK 73118 The Oklahoma City Abstract & Title Co. Attn: Second Mortgage Dept. P.O. Box 280 Oklahoma City, OK 73101 Purchase Price $ 40,000.00 Doc Stamps $135.00
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