Tallapoosa County Alabama - Deeds - Henry J. Pickard   - W. W. Grice 1856
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Book K, page 74
W.W. GRICE
to
Henry J. PICKARD

The State of Alabama
Tallapoosa County      Know all men by these presents that whereas 
I, William W. GRICE am indebted to Henry J. PICKARD in the sum of 
about one hundred six 88/100 Dollars due by promissory note, and 
accounts, and being desirous of securing the payment of the said sum 
of money by the twenty fifth day of December next, do hereby 
bargain, sell and convey unto the said Henry J. PICKARD, his heirs 
and assigns my entire crop of corn, cotton and fodder that I may 
raise the present year. To have and to hold to the said PICKARD, his 
heirs and assigns forever, but should I pay off all of said 
indebtedness at its maturity. then this sale to be null and void. 
But should I fail or refuse to pay off said indebtedness then the 
said, H.J. PICKARD is here authorized to take possession of said 
crop and to sell the same, at public or private sale as he may 
choose and out of the proceeds of the sale thereof to pay off said 
indebtedness and expenses and the balance if any to pay over to me. 
Given under my hand and seal this 28th day of July 1856
	W.W. GRICE (seal)
Test Simeon GOOLSBY

The State of Alabama
Tallapoosa County      I, Simeon GOOLSBY Judge of Probate, in and 
for the county and state aforesaid, hereby certify that W.W. GRICE 
whose name is signed to the foregoing conveyance known to me, 
acknowledged before me, on this day that being informed of the 
contents of the conveyance he executed the same voluntarily on the 
day the same bears date. Given under my hand July 28th 1856
	Simeon GOOLSBY
	Judge of Probate
(Written along the side of the paper)
This mortgage was satisfied in full Oct the 10th 1860
	H.J. PICKARD