Jackson County GaArchives Deed.....James W.  Smith "et al" - Jacob Brooks October 11 1860
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Indenture of Rea and Fredrick-Slaves of Jacob Brooks
Written: October 11 1860
Recorded: December 4 1860


State of Georgia
Jackson County
This indenture made this eleventh day of October in the year one thousand eight 
hundred and sixty between Jacob Brooks of same State and County as aforesaid of 
the one part and the following named persons of the same place of the other 
part to wit James W. Smith, Jacob M.Smith, Elizabeth Smith, William Smith, Mary 
S. Smith, Sarah Smith, Malisia Smith who are my grand children and children of 
William W. Smith and Margaret F. Smith and all other children that may 
hereafter be borned by the same Margaret F. Smith to her present or any future 
husband of the other part. Witnesseth that I the said Jacob Brooks does for and 
in consideration of the sum of five dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof is 
hereby acknowledged and for and in consideration of the natural love and 
affection which I have and bare to may said grandchildren hath given grants and 
conveys unto ths said JWS, JMS, ES. WS, MJS, SAS and MS who are children of 
Margaret Smith and all other children that may hereafter be borned by the same 
MFS either by here present or any future husband and to their heirs and 
offspring a colored Negro woman named REA? eighteen years and her child one 
year old named Fredrick to have and to hold same negro woman and said Fredrick 
with all their future increase to them the siad JWS, JMS, ES,WS,MJS,SAS,MS,who 
are children of my duaghter Margaret F. Smith with all others hereafter and 
children by the same MFS either by her present, or any future husband to ? ? 
heirs and assigns to be equally devided between my same grandchildren share and 
share alike which said divisions shall take place after the death of my said 
daughter, MFS, or as soon thereafter as convenient may allow. In testemony 
thereof I have set my hand and seal this 11th day of October 1860.
Jacob Brooks 

Additional Comments:
William W. Smith and Margaret Frances Brooks Smith left Jackson County after 
1867 and were found in Prentiss County, MS on 1870 census record.

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