DEED - Archibald Cockerell Snr To Archibald Cockerell Jnr

Submitted & transcribed by Lori Thornton <lorit@lcs.net>

Itawamba County, Mississippi
Deed Record 5 (1844-47), pp. 117-118

Archibald Cockerell Snr To Archibald Cockerell Jnr
The State of Mississippi}          Know all men by these
Itawamba County}                   presents that I Archibald
Cockerell Signior for and in consideration of Two Hundred
Twenty one Dollars & fifty cents to me in hand paid the new pt?
whereof is hereby acknowledged have this day bargained sold and
by these presents do bargain sell and deliver unto Archibald
Cockerell Junior the following property (viz.) one Horse and
six thousand pounds of seed cotton, one cow & two Earlings,
Fifty bushels of corn & three stacks of Fodder, Fifteen head of
hogs, nine heads of Geese, one bed & furniture, Seven head of 
sheep, all my plantation tools including axes (1 waggon) to have
and to hold the same to the only proper use of him the said
Archibald Cockerell Junior and his heirs and assigns forever and
I the said Archibald Cockerell Signior will forever warrant &
defends the right to the above described property against me the
said Archibald Cockerell Signr my heirs and assigns and against
the claim or claims of every person or persons whatever.  In
testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed my hand and seal the
14th day of January 1845.
N13 Seven head of sheep}
(and one waggon) entered}     Archibald Cockerell Snr [seal]
before signed.} 

The State of Mississippi}          Before me Joseph G. Conwill
Itawamba County}                   acting Justice of the Peace
in and for said county personally appeared Archibald Cockerell
Signor who acknowledged that he signed sealed and delivered 
the above deeds to Archibald Cockerell Junior as his act and 
due for the uses and purposes therein contained.  Given under
my hand and seal this day and date first above written.
                              Joseph G. Conwill [seal]
                              Justice of the Peace

The State of Mississippi}
Itawamba County}                   I Edwin G. Thomas clerk of
the Probate court for said county do certify that the within
& foregoing Deeds was on the 6th day of June 1845 filed in my
office for Record and that the same together with the 
certificate given have been duly recorded in Deed Record Book
No. 5 & page 117 & 118.  Given under my hand and the seal of
                         said county at office in Fulton this
                         the 20th day of June AD 1845.
                                   E. G. Thomas Clerk


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