WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - John Wooldridge to Kezia Berryman
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Book M, p 47

Know all men by these presents that I John Wooldridge of the County of
Williamson and State of Tennessee hath bargained and sold unto Kezia
Berryman of the County of Franklin and State of Alabama a negro girl named
Fanny for the sum of [illegible] dollars in a note of hand that the said
Keziah had against John Wooldridge by the hands of William J. Berryman her
agent in hand receipt of which is hereby acknowledged the said girl is
about twelve years old and I warrant the said negro to be sound and
sensible and I also warrant [illegible] the said negro girl unto the said
Keziah Berryman from the claim [ several illegible words] whatsoever. In
witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal this [illegible] February
1832.

John W. Wooldridge (seal)
Williamson County Circuit Court August Term 1833. Bill of sale for a negro 
girl named Fanny from John W. Wooldridge to Keziah Berryman was produced 
in open court the execution thereof duly acknowledged by John W. 
Wooldridge and the same is ordered to be certified.

Test: P. May, Clerk of said Court.