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1860 Guardian Account William A. Keaton minor heir of Alexander Keaton Oktibbeha Mississippi.jpg
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No 50 Harriet Kennard non compos mentis Final Account To the Probate Court of Oktibbeha county Mississippi At the August Term 1860 Henry D Kennard as Guardian of Harriet Kennard non compos mentis. Submits the following as his Final a/c as such guardian Receipts 1 Note on G.B. Stallings $563.34 2 Note on D D Kennard do $693.24 3 Note on G V Kennard $400.06 4 Note on E W Gartin $320.00 5 Note on H D Kennard $534.20 Total amt of receipts $2563.37 Disbursements 10 months board at $8 pr month $112.00 Store a/c for 1859 20.84 Louis Jones a/c for coffin 18.00 Hamilton Aston a/c for 1859 6.00 Dr David S Owen a/c 3.00 Probate Court Cost 12.80 $176.14 Out the Est of said ward $2347.13 The undersigned states that said Harriet departed this life on the 9th day of last June leaving the following named relatives who reside in this county as heirs who are entitled to one sixth part of her estate viz D. D. Kennard G. V. Kennard Ann J Gartin Mary J. Cook Mary A Hollin head & Lidia A Crigler in right of their mother Sarah Stallings deceased formerly Sarah Kennard and sister of said Harriet and your petitioner asks that a day may be appointed for hearing said and that said parties may be cited to appear and show cause why the same shall not be approved and allowed. Henry D Kennard Sworn to & subscribed before me Augt. 1860 W C Bishop clerk Filed Aug 7th 1860 Recorded Feby 28th 1861 in Book Inventaries &c No 1 on page 383 W. C. Bishop clerk 384 No 245 Wm A Hecton minor Gdns Amt Acct The Estate of William A Hecton minor heir of Alexander Hecton deceased This guardian James Parker makes his annual Report October Term 1860 as guardian of said minor as follows The amount Paid out by guardian January 3rd 1860 To W C Bishop as costs $24.95 Sept 1860 To C J Sullivan & Son 3.50 $28.45 James Parker guardian Sworn and subscribed to before me this 2nd day of October 1860 D Ames Judge of Probate Probate Court Novr Term 1860 The above account is examined approved allowed and ordered to be recorded. David Ames Judge of Probate Filed Oct 3 1860 Recorded in Book Inventaries &c No 1 on page 384 the 28th day of Feby 1861. W. C. Bishop clerk No 306. Jas. M. Cockrell minor Gdns Amt Acct State of Mississippi } Probate Court Jany Term A D 1861 Oktibbeha county } Annual Account of A J Powell Guardian J M Cockrell minor Disbursements 1860 To board and clothing for two small negroes $50.00 1.40 $51.40 1860 To hire of negro woman 50.00 Bal due guardian $1.40 Sworn and subscribed to before me A. J. Powell guardian this 5th day of January 1861 D Ames Judge of Probate Probate Court Feby Term 1861 The foregoing annual Account is examined approved and ordered to be recorded David Ames Judge Filed Jany 5th 1861 Recorded in book Inventaries &c No 1 on page 384 the 28th day of Feby 1861 W. C. Bishop clerk
1860 Guardian Account William A. Keaton minor heir of Alexander Keaton Oktibbeha Mississippi_cropped.png
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No 285 Wm A Keeton minor Gdns Annt Act The Estate of William A Keeton minor heir of Alexander Hecton deceased This guardian James Parker makes his annual Report October Term 1860 as guardian of said minor as follows The amount Paid out by guardian January 3rd 1860 To W C Bishop as costs $24.95 Sept 3rd 1860 To C J Sullivan & Son 3.50 $28.45 James Parker guardian Sworn and subscribed to before me this 2nd day of October 1860 D Ames Judge of Probate Probate Court Novr Term 1860 The above account is examined approved allowed and ordered to be recorded. David Ames Judge of Probate Filed Oct 3 1860 Recorded in Book Inventories &c No 1 on page 354 the 28th day of Feby 1861. W. C. Bishop clerk
Isle of Wight County, Virginia, Deed 1717.jpg
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(92) Appurtenances unto the S[i]d William Johnson his heires or assignes and that all and Singular other the before hereby Granted p[er] mises With his Rights members and appurtenances or Every or any part thereof shall be and Ennure and shall be Constered Esteemed adjudged and taken to be and Ennure to p[er] only p[er] per use and behoof of [th]e S[i]d William Johnson his heirs and assignes for Ever and to no other use Intent or purpose Whatsoever In Wittness whereof wee have hereunto Sett our hands and Seales the Day and yeare above Written Madison Street Ann her x mark Surby Sarah Surby Signed Sealed and delivered In the present of A whose names are under Written William his x mark Brewar Nicholas his x mark Berrew William his x mark Daniel Ann Surby John Batten & Sarah his wife [th]e S[i]d Marg[aret] & Sarah Being privately Examined & Acknowledged This their Deed to William Johnson & it is admitted to Record Test H: Light foot &c Com This Indenture made the twenty seventh day of May one thousand seven hundred and seventeine Between Alexander Forbes Clark of the p[a]rish of the Isle of Wight County on p[ar]t one p[ar]t and Tho[mas] Hill Gent[leman] of [th]e S[i]d County on the other p[ar]t Witnesseth [tha]t [th]e S[i]d Alexander Forbes for and inconsideration of [th]e Sum[m]e of one hundred pounds sterling to him in hand p[ar]t at and before [th]e Seal in and delivering of these p[ar]ts sent by the S[i]d Tho[mas] Hill well and truly p[ar]t p[ar]t Recipt whereof I the S[i]d Alexander Forbes do hereby acknowledge and himselfe there with fully Satisfied and payd and there of and of Every part and p[ar]cell thereof doth clearly acquit Exonerate & discharge [th]e S[i]d Tho[mas] Hill his heires Ex[em]p[le]s & adm[ission]s for Ever by these p[ar]ts sent doth freely Clearly and absolutely give grant Barginsell a lien & feoff and Confirm unto the S[i]d Tho[mas] Hill his heires and assignes for Ever all [th]e S[i]d Lands and tenements wherein [th]e S[i]d Alexander Forbes now lives it being about three hundred acres more or Less with all and Singular its Rights members & aydutions and appurtenances together with all houses Edifices buildings barnes stables orchards Gardens Gasments prophets Commodities Common of pasture hereditatory ments and appurtenances whatsoever to the S[i]d Messuages or tenements & p[ar]t mises or to any part or p[ar]t cell of them be long in or in any way appertaining all [th]e S[i]d Messuages Land tenements feodings pasture of Closes and Hereditaments with their and Every of their Rights members and appurtenances whatsoever before man & by these p[ar]ts sent mentioned or Intended to be Granted are Situate Lying and being in [th]e afores[ai]d p[ar]t afores[ai]d p[ar]t of the afores[ai]d County of [th]e Isle of Wight and now in [th]e tenure and Occupation and payt p[ar]t of [th]e afores[ai]d other Forbes and the Reversion or Reversions (93) Remainder and Remainders of all and Singular [th]e before mentioned p[ar]t mises and Rent and Rents Resorged upon any grant and grants Devise and Devises made of the p[ar]t mises or of any part or p[ar]t cell of them and all Deeds Writtings Evidences Charter transe p[ar]ts whatsoever touching or Conserning the p[ar]t mises or any part or p[ar]t cell of them To Have and to Hold [th]e S[i]d Messuages tenements and all and Singular other [th]e p[ar]t mises hereby granted bargined and Sold or mentioned to be herein or hereby granted bargined and Sold with their and Every of their Rights members and appurtenances whatsoever unto [th]e S[i]d Tho[mas] Hill his heires and assignes for Ever and [th]e S[i]d Alex[ander] Forbes [th]e S[i]d Messuages or tenements and all and Singular other p[ar]t mises before granted bargined and Sold with the appurtenances unto [th]e S[i]d Tho[mas] Hill his heires and assignes for Ever against him [th]e S[i]d Alex[ander] Forbes and any other p[er]son and p[er]sons whatsoever Lawfully Claiming by Comon under him by the sefficient and shall and will from time to time and at all times for and during [th]e Space of Seven yeares next Ensueing [th]e date of these p[ar]ts sent att and upon [th]e Reasonable Request and att [th]e Cost and Charge in [th]e Law of [th]e S[i]d Tho[mas] Hill his heires and assignes make do knowledge Levie Execute and Suffer or Cause to be made done performed acknowledged Levied Executed and suffred all and Every such further Lawfull and Reasonable act and acts thing and things Devise and Devices assurance and assurances and Conveyance in [th]e Law whatsoever for [th]e further better and more perfect assurance and assure making and Conveying of all p[ar]t singular [tha]t before hereby granted or mentioned to be granted p[ar]t mises with their and Every of their Rights members and appurtenances unto [th]e S[i]d Tho[mas] Hill his heires & assignes for Ever and [tha]t all and Singular other [tha]t before hereby Granted p[ar]t mises with their Rights members and appurtenances and Every and any part thereof Shall be and Ennure and Shall be Constered Eloomed and p[ar]t judged and taken to be and Ennure to the only p[ar]t per use and behoof of [th]e S[i]d Tho[mas] Hill his heires and assignes for Ever and to none other Intent or purpose whatsoever In Wittness Whereof [th]e S[i]d Alexander Forbes have hereunto Sett my hand and Seal [th]e Day and year above Written Forbes Richard Giles J. S[ir] Copeland Richard West At a Court held for Isle of Wight County the 27 Day of May 1717 Alexander Forbes Came into Court p[ar]t sented and acknowledged this his Deede to Tho[mas] Hill Gent[leman] and it is admitted to Record Test H: Light foot Cler This Indenture made the 22 Day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventeen Between Barnaby Mackinne of the Isle of wight County in [th]e p[ar]ish of Newport or Virg[ina] of the one part and Martin Dafson of the same parish and County in Virg[ina] of the other part Writtnesseth [tha]t aforesaid Barnaby Mackinne for an Inconsideration of the Sum[m]e of five Shillings to him in hand payd by the S[i]d Martin Dafson whereof he doth here by acknowledge the Recept hath Bargined and Sold and doth by these p[ar]ts sent Bargain and So duntage Martin Dafson his heires Ex[em]p[le]s adm[ission]s and assignes all [th]e Land tenement here
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Thursday 28 - 15 Dear Bill; Winter will soon be here: The fall is now over half gone. The crops are all harvested but the pig crop, I hope to harvest that along in December if the price is favorable. This summer has indeed been a short one. It also has been a very, very hard one but thank heaven it has passed quickly. I am not nearly so wise as I thought I was eight months ago and yet I am much, much wiser. Taking all things into consideration I have not done so very badly and yet not so very good. The crops have turned out almost as well as I expected, because I did not expect much. I have found out and observed one thing in particular that this land will not
Baldy Dyer Elisha Dyer deed 1792 page 1.jpg
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Allen Solomon to Watt Samuel (Deed for 25 Acres) This Indenture made this thirteenth day of April in the Year of our Lord Christ One thousand Seven hundred & Ninety two Between Solomon Allen of the County of Rockingham and State of North Carolina of the one part & Samuel Watt Junr. of the other part Witnesseth that the said Solomon Allen for and in consideration of the Sum of Fifty Pounds Specie to him in hand paid before the Sealing & Signing of these Presents, the Receipt whereof he the sd. Solomon Allen doth hereby Acknowledge himself there with fully Satisfyed; hath Bargained Sold Aliened made over Conveyed & Confirmed and doth by these presents bargain sell alienate make Over and Convey and Confirm Unto the sd. Samuel Watt his heirs and assigns a Tract or parcel of Land Containing by Estimation Twenty Five Acres Lying and being in the County aforesaid on the Waters of Hogans Creek & bounded as follows Begining at a hickory Corner of his Own & Charles Deens & runs East Twenty poles to a hickory bush, then South Two hundred poles to a Stake then West Twenty poles to a black Oak his corner & from thence his own line to the first Station To have and to Hold to Possess Occupy & Enjoy the aforesaid Twenty five Acres of Land together with all Appurtenances there unto belonging or in any wise Appertaining to the sd. Tract of Land free from the Claim Right Title or Interest of him the sd. Solomon Allen his heirs &c or any other person or persons whatever to the Only proper Use of him the said Samuel Watt his heirs Executors & Assigns forever & the said Solomon Allen for himself his heirs Executors &c doth Covenant Promise & Agree that he will from time to time and at all times hereafter forever Against all persons whatever the Right of the aforesaid Land & premises Warrant &c Depend to the said Samuel Watt his heirs & assigns forever in Witness whereof The said Solomon Allen hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his Seal the day & date first above written Sealed Signed & Delivered } Solomon Allen In presents of } Elisha Dyer Baldy Dyer
1835 Land Patent Alexander C. Keeton Lowndes Mississippi MS0250__.050-page-1.png
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50. {Certificate. {No. 8608 The United States of America, To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: Whereas, Alexander C. Keeton of Lowndes County Mississippi has deposited in the General Land Office of the United States, a certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Mount Salus whereby it appears that full payment has been made by the said Alexander C Keeton according to the provisions of the act of Congress of the 24th April, 1820, entitled "An act making further provision for the sale of the Public Lands," for the north half of lot two, of section one, in township twenty, South of Tennessee, of range Eighteen west, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Mount Salus, Mississippi, containing Forty acres according to the official plat of the survey of the said Lands, returned to the General Land Office by the Surveyor General, which said tract has been purchased by the said Alexander C Keeton NOW KNOW YE, That the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, in consideration of the premises, and in conformity with the several acts of Congress, in such case made and provided, have given and granted, and, by these presents, do give and grant, unto the said Alexander C Keeton and to his heirs, the said tract above described: To Have and to Hold the same, together with all the rights, privileges, immunities and appurtenances, of whatsoever nature thereunto belonging, unto the said Alexander C Keeton and to his heirs and assigns forever. In testimony whereof, I, Andrew Jackson PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, have caused these Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the General Land Office to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand, at the City of Washington, the thirtieth twenty- first September, day of October five, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty four and of the Independence of the United States the fifty ninth sixtieth. Andrew Jackson, By the President: Ethan A. Brown, Elijah Hayward By A R Donelson Commissioner of the General Land Office.