Elbert County GaArchives Deed.....James C. Hall, Acknowledgement To Heirs Of - Hall, Mariah September 27, 1879
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Dist. 197
Written: September 27, 1879
Recorded: October 1, 1879

Georgia, Elbert County) Whereas, I, Maria Hall of said county, did on the fifth 
day of June Eighteen hundred and fifty eight convey by deed, a certain tract of 
land in Elbert County containing four hundred and eighty three and eight tenths 
acres more or less to James C. Hall for certain considerations therein referred 
to  and, Whereas, the conditions referred to in said deed made and executed by 
me to the said James C. and the covenants and promises made by the said James 
C. to me in another instrument of writing also dated the fifth day of June 
Eighteen hundred and fifty eight have all, without any exception whatever, been 
totally and fully complied with and discharged up to date, by the said James C. 
and his heirs; now, be it known to the Whole World that this is my 
acknowledgement of the same and that in the evening of life, old age having 
come upon me, in consideration of the devotion and tenderness with which the 
said James C. and his heirs have provide for and protected me through so many 
years of trial and financial embarassment, and for and in consideration of the 
love and affection which I have for them, I make this acknowledgement through 
the anxiety and in the hope, that, by the blessing of Almighty God, the heirs 
of James C. Hall may never be disturbed in their bona fide title in the 
aforesaid tract of land. /Signed/  Maria (her x mark) Hall. Subscribed to 
before us, this 27 September 1879. W. T. Andrews, Asa C. Maley, W. R. Crook, J. 
P. 

Additional Comments:
Mariah Louisa Turman Hall (1808-1881) was the widow of John Pryor Hall (1797-
1838) and the daughter of George Turman and Vileta Higginbotham. The James C. 
Hall named in the above document was Lt. James Chambers Hall (1832-1862), CSA, 
who had died in Virginia during the War, leaving his widow and children living 
at the Hall homeplace at Goss, Elbert Co., to take care of his mother Mariah 
Hall. Mariah is buried in the Hall-Conwell cemetery located near the site of 
the homeplace, as is James C. Hall and wife. 

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