DEED: Ignatious Spinks to Henry Crist, 1808, Bullitt County, KY

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Transcribed by: Anne Livingston Livings1@aol.com
Date: 15 Jan 2000
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23 March 1808 Bullitt Co. Deed Book B p. 208  Ignatious SPINKS of Bullitt 
County and Commonwealth of Kentucky to Henry CRIST of same place.  Whereas 
Ignatious SPINKS stands justly indebted to the said Henry CRIST the  sum of 
three thousand two hundred Dollars currency in consequence of money paid and 
to be paid by said CRIST to John McDOWELL, James CALDWELL, John GRINNEL, Wm. 
SHIRLY and Felix GRUNDY and Joseph HUBBS as the security of said SPINKS.  Now 
the said Ignatious SPINKS in consideration of securing the said  CRIST from 
the damages and costs attending the payments of the above sum to the above 
mentioned individuals and such other moneys as he the said CRIST may be 
ultimately bound to pay for the said SPINKS as also the balance of the 
purchase money for Lands sold by said CRIST to said SPINKS as well also as 
the consideration of five Shillings currency to the said SPINKS paid in hand 
the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained and sold 
the following Slaves and property Viz:

Two Negro boys about ten years of age on named Jacob the other _____ (left 
blank) also two Negro men one named Titus about fifty years of age the other 
Elgen about forty five years old and two negro women one about forty five 
years old called Betty and the other Cissaly about sixteen or seventeen years 
old also one four wheel Carriage called a Coachee at Louisville three feather 
beds and furniture, one Buroe, two cows and four head of Horses, two blind 
mares one old bay gelding and a two year colt.

And it is understood by the parties hereunto that if the said Ignatious 
SPINKS shall faithfully pay unto the said CRIST his equitable demand for 
Horses and land as per bond and also pay off the above sum of three thousand 
two hundred Dollars to the above mentioned persons or in anywise exonerate 
the said CRIST from that payment of the said sum with interest & without any 
deflation or abatement in the above mentioned debts then and from thence 
forth these presents and every thing relating hereto or therein contained shal
l cease and be utterly null and void.

The same Ignatious SPINKS doth hereby in addition to the above Negroes and 
property furthermore also sell and transfer for the better securing the said 
CRIST as expressed in the foregoing part of these presents the following 
property - eight pieces of castings consisting of potts, ovens, kettles, two 
plows and three horse harrow two linning wheels, one woolen wheel, 18 pieces 
of pewter,   3 bedsteads two chests and two tables two spotted Barro-- and 
one spotted sow and eight pigs which property are to be disposed of and 
applyed to the use and benefit of said CRIST in the discharge of the above 
mentioned debts in case of the defaultation (?)  of said SPINKS as above 
mentioned.

(signed)
Ignatious SPINKS

Recorded Bullitt Co. KY Court 2 April 1808