Land: Deed by Daniel Arbuckle to William A Simpson and Benjamin M. Simpson 
(1872), Cecil County, MD

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Cecil County Land Record Book, Liber DS, Number 7, Folio 536

I Daniel Arbuckle of Cecil County in the State of Maryland being now indebted to 
William A Simpson and Benjamin M Simpson of the City of Philadelphia and State 
of Pennsylvania partners trading under the name and firm of William A Simpson 
and son in the sum of Five Thousand dollars in consideration thereof do hereby 
bargain and sell to the said William A Simpson and Benjamin M Simpson partners 
as aforesaid, the following property.  One yoke of Brown White faced oxen, eight 
milch cows, seven Steers, fifteen heifers, three calves, one dark brown horse, 
one bay horse, one light bay mare “Minnie”,  one light bay mare “Fannie”, one 
dark Brown mare, one dark brown Colt two years old, one light bay yearling colt, 
twelve head of sheep (one buck and eleven ewes), one mowing machine, six 
ploughs, one Buck-eye horse rake, one roller, three two horse wagons, four 
harrows, one Germantown wagon, one market wagon, one two seated carriage, one 
falling top wagon, one sulky, one endless chain horse power, one thrasher, one 
wheat drill, one grain fan, one corn sheller, one set of double harness, one set 
of single harness, two sets of double working harness, two sets of single 
working harness, one thousand bushels of corn, fifteen tons of Hay, twelve 
shoats, one Cabinet Organ, one dozen parlor chairs, two sofas, three Marbletop 
tables, one dozen rush bottom chairs, one open coal stove, one wood stove, one 
Cooking Stove, two tables, one dozen common chairs, eight feather beds and 
bedding, eight mattresses, eight bedstands, eight marbletop bureaux, eight 
marbletop wash stands, eight towel racks, one case of woolen goods, one hat 
rack, one large stuffed rocking chair, about one hundred and fifty yards of 
Carpet, about one hundred and twenty yards of oil cloth and all my household and 
Kitchen furniture, said property being now in my possession on the farm now 
occupied by me near Cherry Hill in Cecil County aforesaid.  Provided that if I 
the said Daniel Arbuckle shall pay to the said William A Simpson and Benjamin M 
Simpson partners as aforesaid, the said sum of Five Thousand dollars with the 
interest thereon from this date, on or before the ninth day of January in the 
year eighteen hundred and seventy three then these presents shall be void.
Witness my hand and seal this ninth day of January in the year Eighteen hundred 
and seventy two.
Daniel Arbuckle
Test
J R Brown
State of Maryland
Cecil County Sch(?):
I hereby certify that on this ninth day of January in the year Eighteen hundred 
and seventy two before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace of the State of 
Maryland, in and for Cecil County, personally appeared Daniel Arbuckle and 
acknowledged the aforegoing Bill of Sale to be his act.  And at the same time 
also personally appeared before me Benjamin M Simpson one of the firm of William 
A Simpson and son, and made oath according to law that the consideration 
mentioned in said bill of sale is true and bona fide as thence set forth.
Acknowledged and sworn before and certified by me
J R Brown JP
Recorded January 12th 1872 and examined                        Per <blank>, Clk



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