Wayne County NcArchives Deed.....Hudson, C. J. - Cox, J. F. & E. E. 1894
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Written: 1894

J. F. Cox to C. J. Hudson   
Mortgage Deed
Source:  www.familysearch.org           
Wayne Deed Records 1892-1895
Image 574 of 750     
Book 67 Page 324

State of North Carolina
Wayne County
	This indenture made this 12th day of January 1894 between J.F. Cox 
and wife E.E. Cox of the first part and C.J. Hudson or the second part, of 
the County of Wayne and State of North Carolina.  Witnesseth, the said 
parties of the first part in consideration of five dollar to them paid, the 
receipt of which is hereby acknowledged have bargained and sold and by these 
presents do convey unto the said part of the second part and his heirs a 
certain tract of land lying in Grantham township Wayne County, in said state 
and bounded as follows:  Containing 200 acres more or less, adjoining the 
lands of Julius H. Rayner, Henry C. Holmes and heirs of DP Jordan, being a 
half interest in the lands on which the late Richard Rayner resident at the 
time of his death wand being the lands or ½ interest in the lands assigned 
to Richard Rayner in his Homestead and in the Report of the appraisers 
described as follows:  Richard Rayner entire ½ interest in his residence or 
home tract place of 400 acres it being the purpose and intent to convey 
herein all the interest of the said Richard Rayner in said lands being the 
property and interest conveyed by Julius H. Raynera dest. Of rich. Rayner 
dec'd by deed of this date to E.E. Cox.   To have and to hold the aforesaid 
tract of land to the said part of the second part and h__ heirs and assigns 
forever.  And the party of the first part for themselves, their heirs 
executors and administrators do covenant to and with the party of the second 
part his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns that they are seized 
of said premises in fee that the same are free from all incumbrances and 
that they will warrant and defend said title of the same, against the lawful 
claims of all persons.  The condition of the deed is that whereas the said 
party of the first Part J.F. Cox justly indebted to the said party of the 
second part the sum of six hundred (600) dollars by one note bearing 
interest at ____percent from date payable on the 1st day of 1895.  Dated 
herewith and is honestly desirous of securing the payment of the same.  Now 
Therefore if the party of the first part shall pay off and discharge said 
debt when due and the interest accruing off said note and interest when due 
then the part of the second part or his assigns is authorized and empowered 
to advertise said land at the Court House Door and three other public places 
in Wayne County for thirty days and after such advertisement sell the same 
for cash, at the Court House Door in Goldsboro and convey the same by deed 
to the purchaser and out of the proceeds of such sale pay the said debt and 
interest and all necessary expense of making and executing this trust and 
the balance remaining he shall pay over to the said E.E.Cox or her legal 
representatives.   In Witness Whereof, the said parties of the first part 
hereunto set their hands and seals.
		J.F. Cox (seal)
		Emma E. Cox (seal)

North Carolina Wayne County
Hugh Humphrey JP do hereby certify that J.F. Cox and Emma E. cox his wife 
personally appeared before me this day and acknowledged the due execution of 
the annexed deed and the said Emma E. Cox begin by me privately examined, 
separate and apart from her said husband touching her voluntary execution of 
the same doth state that she signed the same freely and voluntarily without 
fear of compulsion of her said husband or any other person and that she doth 
still voluntarily assent thereto.  Let it be registered.
Witness my hand and seal this 17 day of January 1894
		Hugh Humphrey JP

North Carolina Wayne County 
The foregoing certificate of Hugh Humphrey a Justice of the Peace of Wayne 
County is adjudged to be correct.  Let the instrument with the certificate 
be registered.
Witness my hand this 17 day of Jany 1894
		C.T. Herring  Clerk of Superior Court
Received and Registered 17 day of Jany 1894
	A.J. Brown, Register of Deeds


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