Deed between Mary & Thorough Smith & Daniel Moore

Book V
1)  Int Revenue Stamp $1.00   P. S.  Mar_____ 15.00 Due.    Received 
for record Nov 16th AD 1870.  Recorded November 23rd 1870. Mary Smith & 
Thorough Smith Deed to Daniel Moore}  This deed of conveyance, executed 
this 15th day of November AD 1870, by Thorough Smith and Mary Smith, 
his wife, to Daniel Moore all of the County of Madison and State of 
Mississippi, Witnesseth, that foe and in consideration of the sum Five 
Hundred dollars cash in hand to the said Mary Smith now paid, and the 
promissory note of said Daniel Moore, to the said Mary Smith of even 
date with this deed, payable November 1st AD 1871 for the sum of two 
hundred dollars to be made, a lien is now served on the land 
hereinafter conveyed, to ensure to the benefit of any lawful holder of 
said note, the said Mary Smith has bargained and sold, aliened and 
conveyed, and by these presents do now bargain and sell, alien and 
convey unto the said Daniel Moore, and his heirs forever the following 
lands situated in the County and State aforesaid viz. Thirty (30) acres 
off of the SW corner of the NE 1/4 of Section twenty six (26) and the N 
1/2 of the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of section twenty six (26) all in Township 
ten (10) Range two (2) East containing, by estimation seventy (70) acres, 
more or less, To have and to hold said land, with all appurtenances to 
the same belonging unto the said Daniel Moore, his heirs and assigns 
forever.  And the said Mary Smith covenants that she will warrant and 
forever defend by herself, her heirs, executors, or administrators the 
title to said land against the lawful claim of any and all persons 
whomsoever.

In testimony of all which the said Grantors hereto set their hands and 
seals, and the Revenue Stamp required by law on the day and year just 
above written.
				T. P. Smith
				M. A. Smith 

State of Mississippi, Madison County}
	Personally appeared before me E. S. Jeffrey, clerk of the 
Chancery Court of said County the within named T. P. Smith and M. A. 
Smith his wife, who severally acknowledged that they signed, sealed, 
and delivered the foregoing and annexed deed as their own act and deed.  
And the said M. A. Smith upon a private examination, separate and apart 
from her said husband, acknowledged that she signed, sealed and 
delivered the same as her own voluntary act and deed without any fear 
thereat or compulsion of her husband.	

Given under my hand and seal of said County this 15th day of November 
AD 1870	
				E S Jeffery, Clerk

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