Pitt County NcArchives Deed.....Jonathan Frizzle to Charles Rogers or wife, 1851
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Deed Book NN
Page 34

Grantor: Jonathan FRIZZLE, Executor of the Estate of Jonathan FRIZZLE
Grantee: Charles ROGERS or Wife
Enslaved person: Mandy
Date: 28 Aug 1851

Know all men by these presents that I, Jonathan Frizzle, Executor of the Will of Jonathan 
Frizzle, deceased, in pursuance of an order of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Pitt 
County, at the August Term 1851, directing me to sell certain negroes belonging to the estate of 
my said testator for the purpose of effecting a division among the several legatees of the estate 
of my said testator, after due and legal advertisement, I did expose to public sale on Thursday 
the 28th day of August 1851, at the late residence of my said testator, upon a credit of six 
months, negro girl Mandy, and had the bids upon the same cried until no person would raise the 
bid of three hundred and sixty-three dollars, which was made by Charles Rogers or wife, and 
the said negro was knocked off to the said Rogers for the said sum of three hundred and sixty-
three dollars, now therefore know all men by these presents that the said Charles Rogers, 
having complied with the conditions of said sale, I do hereby sell and convey unto him and his 
executors, administrators, and assigns forever, the said negro girl Mandy, as far forth as my 
office of Executorship extends and no farther. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand 
and seal the 28th day August 1851.

Jonathan R. Frizzle, Executor [seal mark]

Witness
Caleb Cannon, Jr. 
 
Nov Term 1851. Then this bill of sale from Jonathan R. Frizzle, Executor, to Charles Rogers or 
wife was produced into open court and proved in due form of law by the oath of Caleb Cannon, 
a witness thereto. Let it be registered.

Attest.
H. Sheppard, Clerk