Upson County GaArchives Deed.....King, Jacob  (slaves) - Newby, Jesse,  Jr. 1833
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Written: 1833

Jesse Newby buy slaves from Rev. Jacob King
February 25, 1833
Upson County, Georgia
Deed Book B, page 358

Document 17 


	This indenture made and entered into this 25th day of February and one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-three between Jesse Newby, Jr. of the county and state
aforesaid of the one part, and Jacob King of the same county and state of the
other part.
	Witnesseth that the said Jesse Newby, Jr. for and in consideration of the sum
five dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged and
which was paid by the said Jacob King at the sealing and delivery of these
presents as well as for the better securing the payment of a certain promissory
note of which the said Jacob King justly holds against the said Jesse Newby, Jr.
for the sum of three hundred dollars, said note being each date with this
instrument due the 25th day of December next hath bargained and sold and doth by
these presents bargain, sell, alien, convey and confirm to the said Jacob King a
certain negro man named Tom, age about twenty-seven years old, also a certain
negro woman named Nancy, aged about twenty years old, and her three children
Henry, Green, and Crawford. Henry about seven years, Green about four, and
Crawford about one.  To have and to hold an and singular the right and claims to
the said negroes, unto the said Jacob King, his heirs, executor, administrators
or assigns forever in fee simple and I the said Jesse Newby, Jr. doth warrant
and will forever defend the right and title to said negroes in to wit a man Tom,
and a woman Nancy and children Henry, Green and Crawford and all to be ?? and ??
against the claim of all any person or whosoever.

	Subject nevertheless to this condition that if the said Jesse Newby, Jr. shall,
will and truly pay to said Jacob King the amount of the principal and interest
of the aforesaid note together with the cost which may occur thereon, then this
deed of mortgage as well as said note shall be null and void otherwise to remain
in full force and virtue in law.  In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and seal the day and year first above written, done in presence of
interview before assigns:
Robert Douglass 
Anderson T. Miller, Jr.

Jesse Newby

Registered this day ?th May, 1833.



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