CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA - SEVERAL DEEDS

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DEED 46-303 Picardat, Lucy, Charles and Edmund

This indenture made and entered into this day of May in the year of our 
lord Eighteen hundred and forty nine between Lucy Picardat, Charles Picardat
and Edmond Picardat of the purchased Joseph A. Broadus of the other part
all of the County of Caroline and state of Virginia. Witness that for deeds
in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars to them the
said Lucy Picardat, Charles Picardat and Edmund Picardat in hand paid by
said Joseph A. Braddus, at and before the ensealing and delivery of these
present she receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged they the said Lucy Picardat,
Charles Picardat and Edmund Picardat have and by these present do grant
bargain and sell unto the said Joseph A. Braddus his heirs and assigns forever
a certain tract or parcel of land lately purchased by them of and Richard
F. Broaddus and others containing by estruration sixty acres be the same
more or less the said land together with all its ways waters timbers and
building and all and every appurtenance thereto belonging on in any wise
appertaining is thereby conveyed to the said Joseph A. Broaddus his heirs
and assigns forever free from the claim as claims of there the said Lucy
Picardat, Charles Picardat and Edmund Picardat, and the claim or claims
of all considered person or persons whomsoever. As ... our hand and seals
this day year first above. 

Lucy Picardat, Charles Picardat, Edmund Picardat.
Clerks office in Caroline
County Court April 8th 1849. The..... deed was this day acknowledged before
me in my office ..Ed. F Picardat Chas.
M. Picardat and on the 18th May following .......by Lucy Picardat and admitted
to records. Teste John S. Pendleton.



Deed 47-342/343
Madison, Peter xc (to) Philip, Franklin C.

This Indenture made and entered into this first day of January eighteen
hundred and fifty two by and between Thursa Madison administrator with the
will anneseed of Bennett Seal deceased and Peter Madison Husband of said
Thursa of the first part and Franklin Philip of second part both parties
of the county of Caroline State of Virginia. Witness that for and in
consideration of the premises and for and in the further consideration of
the sum of two hundred and eight nine dollars and fifty cents in hand paid
by the said Franklin C. Phillips of said county the receipt whereof we doth
xc acknowledge,that we the said Thursa Madison admininitratrix of Bennett
said deceased the will annexed, and also in her own right and the said
Peter husband of the said Thurso do by these present grant bargain sell and
convey unto the said Franklin C. Phillips his heirs and assigns a certain
tract or parcel of land in said county containing two hundred acres be the
same more or less it being the same tract of land the ...Bennett Seal died
seized of and bounded by the land of William Seal and others together with
all and singular the privileges and appurtenances to the said land ..sure
wise appertaining and belonging to have and to hold the above grantee,
picnials(?) to the said Franklin C. Phillips his heirs and assigns forever
and I the said Peter Madison for myself my heirs executors and
administrator do cover and with the same Franklin C. Phillips his heirs and
assigns as aforesaid and that I will and my heirs executors &
administrators shall warrant and defend the same to the said Franklin C.
Phillips his heirs and assigns forever against the ....claims and ...or of
the personal and against the whole would In Testimony whereof I the said
Peter Madison my wife have hereunto ...have or ...off....the said this the
day and year above written. Thurso Madison, Peter Madison (His mark)

We Burton B. Wright & Elder ....Justice of the pease for the county
of Caroline State of Virginia do hereby certify that Peter Madison a party
to a certain deed bearing date on the first day of January 1852 and hereunto
personally appeared before me ..our County aforesaid and acknowledged to
e his act and deed and desire ..to certify the said acknowledgement to the
Clerk of the county Court ...that the said deed may be recorded given ...our
hand & with seals this 9th Jan.y 1852. Burton B. Wright, Eidicco Green
J.P.

We Burton B. Wright Eidicco Green Justice of the peace of County
of Caroline, State of Virginia do hereby certify that Thursa Madison wife
of said Peter Madison parties to a certain deed bearing date the first day
of January 1852 and hereunto anniscco personally appeared we in our county
and being examined by us priviatly and apart from her husband and having
the deeds of ...fully explained to her she the said Thurses Madison acknowledged
the same to be her 

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Deed 49-265 Madison H's heirs (to) Wortham, Elliott

This deed made the twentieth day of February in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and fifty seven between Robert G. Madison William J. Madison
and Mary A. Madison his wife. Thomas Sacra and Susannah his wife, Henry
Madison and George Madison and _________________his wife of the first part
Elliott Wortham of the second part, all of the county of Caroline, State
of Virginia. Witnesseth that for value received and for the further sum
of one dollar paid to them in hand by the said Elliott Wortham do grant
all their interests in acertain tract of land haredita..to them by their
father's H. Madison death lying in the county of Caroline State of Virginia
and bound as follows viz on the North and West by Garland Hargrove, South
by Elliott Wortham and East by the public road leading leading from Oxford
to Chesterfield Depot in the said county witness the following signatures
and seals 

Robert G. Madison
( his mark), William J. Madison (his mark), Mary A.
Madison (her mark) Thos
Sacra ( his mark) Susannah Sacra ( her mark) Henry
Madison ( his mark)
George Madison ( his mark) James Madison ( his mark)
Interlined before signing, Attest, Wm. C. Moncure, Thos. T. Chandler

State of Virginia

Caroline County to with I Wm. C. Moncure Justice of Pease of the said County do certify that
Robt. G. Madison Wm. J.Madison, Thomas Sacra, George T. Madison whose names
are signed to the writing within bearing date this 25th Feby 1857 personally
appears before me in my county and acknowledged the same to be their act
and deed from ....my hand this 28th day of Feby 1857. Wm. C. Moncure J.P.

State of Virginia
Caroline County

We Wm. C. Moncure and Tho. T. Chandler Justice of the said County do
certify that Mary A. Madison wife of Wm. J. Madison and Susanna Sacra wife
of Thos. Sacara & Jane E. Madison wife of George Madison personally
appeared before us in our county and after being duly examined by us privately
and apart from their husbands and having the writing written fully explained
to them acknowledged the same to be their act and deed and that they had
willingly executed the same and does not wish to retract......under our
hands this 28th Febry 1857, Wm. C. Mancure, Thos. T. Chandler JP In the
clerks office of Caroline County Court March 3rd 1857, This deed and the
certificates of acknowledgement


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Deed 48-122/123 Madison, Richard J (fr) Coleman,
John G.
Wife

This deed made this 15th day of March one thousand eight hundred and
fifty three, between John G. Coleman and Mary E his wife of the state of
Virginia county of Caroline of the first part and Richard J. Madison of
said state and county of the second part. Witnesses that for and in consideration
of the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars good and lawful money of Virginia
The said John G. Coleman and Mary E his wife doth grant unto the said Richard
Madison all their rights whatsoever to a certain grist mill in said ...with
twenty-five acres of land thereto attached formerly known by the name of
Campbell Mill and adjoining the land To James C. DeJarret. Mills mixton and
others with general merchandise and the said John G. Coleman and Mary E
his wife hereby acknowledge the receipt of the said sum of three hundred
and fifty dollars the consideration for the said Mill and land hereby conveyed
to the said Richard J. Madison. In testimony who of we have........affirmed
..seals this day and year first above written. Jno. E. Colemen, Mary E.
Coleman, Caroline Co.Wit I .......a justice of the peace for the county
aforesaid in the state of Virginia do certify that Jno I. Coleman whose
name is signed in this writing above bearing date on the 15th day of March
1853. has acknowledged the same by ...me in my county aforesaid given under
my hand this 20th day of April 1853. R.B. Myall JP.

State of Va, Caroline co. a Wit. mr. W R Wyath
.....justices for the county of Caroline in the state of Va do certify that 
Mary E. the wife of Jno G. Coleman who names are signed to the
forgoing deed bearing the date of the 15th day of March 1853, personally
appeared before us in the county aforesaid & being examined by us
privily & apart from her husband having the writing aforesaid
fully explained to her she the said Mary E acknowledged to attache at give
under all hands this 20th day of April 1853 Wm R.B. Wyath JP Wm. F.G.
Garnett In Clerks Office Caroline County Court May 9th 1853. The forging
deed was this day ...together with certificate of its ackndmb before
Magistrate therein endorsed was admitted 


Deed 48-123 Richard J.Madison (to) Richard Boulware

This deed made this 10th day of April one thousand eight hundred and
fifty three between Geo. W. Maddison and Elizabeth C his wife and Richard
J.Madison of the state of Virginia and county of Caroline of the first part
and Richard E. Boulware of said State and county of the second part-Witnesseth
that for and in consideration of the sum of six hundred and seventy five
dollars good and lawful money of Virginia the George W. Madison and Elizabeth
his wife and Richard J. Madison doth grant unto the said Richard E. Boulware
all their right to the and interest to a certain grist mill in said county
with twenty five acres of land thereto attached formerly know as the name
of Campbell Mill and adjoining the lands of James C. DeJarnett Wm. Winsten
and others with general warranty and the said Geo. W. Madison and Elizabeth
C his wife and Richard Madison truly acknowledge the receipt of the said
sum of six hundred seventy five dollars the consideration for the said Mill
and land hereby conveyed to the said Richard E. Boulware. In testimony whereof
we two have set our hands and affixed our seals this day and year first
above written. Geo. W. Madison, Eliz C. Madison, R.J. Madison. Caroline
County in Wit.

I Thomas A. Scoth a justice of the peace for the county aforementioned
in the state of Virginia do certify that Geo. W. Madison whose name is signed
to the above deed bearing date on the 20th day of April 1853, has acknowledged
the same before me in my county aforesaid.

Given under my hand this 2nd day of May 1853. Thos. L. Scoth.

State of Virginia Caroline co. to Wit


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Deed 46-376 William J. Madison (tr) George H. Terrell

An Indenture made this 10th day of Sep. 1849 between William J. Madison
of the first part, Lindley Terrel of the second part and George H. Terrell
of the third part all of Caroline County and state of Virginia; whereas
the said William J. Madison is justly indebted to the said George H. Terrell
in the sum of eighty dollars and cents by bond bearing date on the 10th
day of Sep. 1849 and payable on demand the payment whereof said William J. Madison
is desirous to occur, Now this Indenture witnesseth that for and is in
consideration of the promises and further consideration of the promises and
for the further consideration of one dollar in hand paid by the said
Lindley Terrell the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged he the said
William J. Madison does by these present grant bargain sell and
convey unto the said Lindley Terrell his heirs and assigns all his crops of
corn tobacco shucks and fodder and all his household and kitchen furniture
and farming utensils also all his interest in his fathers estate who their
in land or many together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the
said property in any will appertaining or belonging to have and to hold to
him the said Lindley Terrell his heirs and assigns forever again and the
said William J. Madison for himself his heirs executors and administrators
does covenant with the said Lindley Terrell his heirs and assigns that he
the said William J. Madison will and his heirs execs and admins shall
warrant and defend the same to the said Lindley Terrell his heirs assigns
forever against the lawful claims and demands of all person
whatsoever upon trust nevertheless that the said Lindley Terrell his heirs
and assigns shall permit the said William J. Madison to remain in quiet and
peaceable possession of said property and its appurtenances until default
be made in the payment of said sum of eighty dollars in whole or in part
and then upon this further trust that the said Lindley Terrell shall and
will so soon after the happening of such default of payment as be shall be
requested be the said George H. Terrell his .... admint or assigns so to do
sell all of said property and its appurtenances or such part thereof as
shall be sufficient for the purpose at public auction to the highest bidder
for ready money after having fixed the time and place of sale at his own
discretion and given fifteen days notice thereof at three of the
most conspicuous places in the neighborhood and also notified the same by
advertisement the door of the courthouse of Caroline County on some court
day previous to the day of the sale and out of the proceeds of sales shall
after satisfying the expenses thenceof and all other expenses attending the
execution of this trust pay to the said George H. Terrell his exec
admins or assigns the debt of aforesaid and the interest thereon or such
part thereof as may then be due and the balance if any shall pay to said
William J. Madison his heirs execs or admins or assigns. But if the whole
of said debt and accruing interest shall be fully paid off and discharged
to the said George H. Terrell his execs admins or assigns on or before the
said 10th day of September 1849 so that no default of payment of said debt
is made then this indenture shall be void or else remain in full force and
virtue; In testimony whereof the parties to these presents have herewith
set their hand and seals this the day and year first before written.
William J. Madison ( His mark) J.P. Terrell, W...all of Caroline County and
state of Virginia inteslined before ...Teste J.P. Terrel.



Deed 47-412 Self, Job (fr) Chenault John & wife

This indenture made and entered into this 12th day of April in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty two, between John Chenault
and Catherine his wife of the one part and Job Self of the other part, all
of the county of Caroline and State of Va. Witness that for and in consideration
of the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to them the said Chenault
and Catherine his wife in hand paid by the said Self at and before the
unsealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged, they the said Chenault and Catherine his wife, have granted,
bargained sold and confirmed unto the said Self, and by these presents doth
grant, bargain sell and confirm unto the said Self a certain tract or
parcel of land lying and being in the county aforesaid containing 25 acres
be the same more or less and bounded as follows, on the North by the Main 
road leading from the Bow Green to New Town and on the East. South west by 
the lands of Jos. J. Broaddus, together with all its ways, water timbers
buildings and all and every appurtenance thereto belonging or in any wise
appertaining to the said Self, his heirs &c forever for his and their
only purpose use and behoof and the right and title to the said land and
appurtenances they the said Chenault and Catherine his wife by these
present do and forever will warrant and defend unto the said Self his heirs
&C free from the claim or claims of all and every person or persons
whomsoever. As Witness our signatures & seals the day and date first
above written. John Chenault (his mark) Catherine Chenault (her Mark)

In Clerk Office of Caroline County ....April 12th 1852 The foregoing
deed was this day acknowledged before me in my Office by John Chenault and
Catherine Chenault being examined by me privily and apart from her said
husband having the deed aforesaid fully explained to her acknowledged
the same to be her ..and deed & declared that she had executed it willingly
whereupon the same is admitted to record. Testes John I. Purdleton CC


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Deed 47-412-413 Self, Wm (fr) Chenault, John and wife

This indenture made and entered into this 12th day of April A.D. one
thousand eight hundred and fifty two, between John Chenault and Catherine
his wife of the one part, and William Self of the other all of the county
of Caroline and State of Virginia. Witness, that for and in consideration
of the sum of one hundred and fifth dollars to them the said Chenault and
Catherine his wife in hand paid by the said Self at and before the unsealing
and delivery of these present, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,
they the said Chenault and Catherine his wife have granted, bargained sold
and confirmed unto the said Self a certain tract or parcel of land lying
and being in the county aforesaid containing 15 acres.


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Deed 47-355 Self, John ux (to) Marshall, John P.

This indenture made and entered into this 17th day of January in the
year of our Lord 1852 between John Self & Polly his wife of the first
part and John T. Marshall of the second part All of the county of Caroline
and State of Virginia Witness that for and in consideration of the some
of One hundred dollars to them the said Self and Polly his wife in hand
paid by the said Marshall and before the ensealing and delivery of these
present the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged they the said Self and
Polly his wife have granted, bargains sold and confirmed unto the said Marshall
and by these present do grant, bargain and sell and confirm unto the said
Marshall a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county
aforesaid containing fifteen acres be the same ...... .lef ...met .......as
follows On the North by the land of Benjamin K. Brook & others. On the
East by the land of Elizabeth Houston & others. On the south by the
land of the est. John Broaddus & others and on the west by the land
of ........ ........ others together with all its ways water timber
building and all and every appurtenance thereto belonging or in ....appertaining
to the said Marshall and forever for ... think only proper use and
being and the right and ... to the said land and appurtenances they the
said Self and Polly his wife by those present do use forever will ...out
and defense unto the said Marshall his heirs XC free from the claims or
claimed of all sand every person or persons whomsoever. Witness our hand
and seals their day and date first above written. John Self (his mark) Polly
Self (her mark) In Caroline County court clerks office February 9th 1852.
This day personally appeared before me Midgley Randolph (Deputy Clerk) in
my office John Self and acknowledged the 

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Deed 48-103 Self, John, Sr (fr) Smott, Henry C. ux.

This indenture made and entered into this ..day of February 1853 between
Henry C. Smott and Mary E. his wife of the one part and John Self Sr., of
the other part all of the county of Caroline and State of Virginia. Witness
that for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred dollars. dollars
and cents to them the said Henry C,.Amott and Mary E. his wife in hand,
paid by the said John Self Sr. at and before ...considering and delivery
of those present to the ...whereof it hand acknowledged they the sale Henry
C. Smoot and Mary E. his wife ...given, granted bargains and sold any of
those present do grant, bargain and sell unto the said John Self Sr., his
heris and assigns a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
County of Caroline containing fifty acres but the ... .... while and hundred
as follows on the East by the main road leading from the Ivy Creek bridge
& James I. Broaddus Mill on the southly the land of John Chinnault and
the land of the said John Self Sr., and on the west by the main raod leading
from Newtown to the Bowling Green. The said land together with all and singular
the appurtenances thereto belonging is hereby conveyed to the said John
Self Sr., his heirs and assigns forever foe his and them only ....and behoof
and the right and title to said land and appurtenances as is by the said
Justice of ... first part hereby warrant generaly to the said John Self
Sr. his heirs and assigns forever as ...our hands and seals this the day
and date above written. Henry C. Smott, Mary E. Smott. Caroline County in
Court, I John White justice of the peace for the county aforesaid in the
state of Virginia as Henry C. Smott whence is ...by the writing .......being
date .................1853...his dollars ....the sum before me in any
county aforesaid.....

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DEED 49-303 Pavy, Jane Ann's tr (fr) Morris, Thomas E C

Whereas we whose names are hereto subscribed intermarried each with the
daughters John G. Pavy and whereas we have since our intermarriage boarded
and lived with the said J.G. Pavy family free of any charge and whereas
we feel desirous and willing to make some compensation for our said board
and that of our families. Now therefore this deed witnesseth that for and
in consideration of the promises and for and in consideration of the sum
of five dollars cash in hand paid before the ensealed and delivery of these
presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged we have granted Wm.
T. Chandler with general warranty the following property to wit all the
household & kitchen furniture now in the possession of Jane AnnPavy,
also the stock of goods now on hand consisting of any goods and groceries
now on hand supposed to be worth in and about $150 (One hundred and Fifty
dollars) upon trust nevertheless that the said Jane Ann Pavy be permitted
by the said Wm. T. Chandler is hold quiet and peaceable possession of the
said household and kitchen furniture free from the control of her husband
John G. Pavy and free from any debts or debts which he may have heretofore
contracted or may hereafter contract during her natural life and after her
death to be equally divided among her children or their legal representatives
according to the statute of descents Va. and upon this further trust, that
should the said Jane Ann Pavy find it to her interest to sell any or all
of the property herein conveyed she shall have power so to do with the assi....
and approbation of the said Wm. T. Chandler Trustee. Witness the following
the signature.



Deed 40-204 & 205, Pavy Jane A & C (to) Hudgin, Robt. tr

This deed made this 29th day of October in the year 1854, between Jackson
D. Gatewood & Amanda M. His wife of the first part, Robert Hudgin of
the second part and Jane Ann, wife of John G. Pavy of the third part witness
that the said parties of the first part in consideration of the sum of five
hundred dollars paid, or secured to be part as .... after set forth, do
hereby grant, sell and convey to the said party of the second part his heirs
and assigns a certain lot of land lying in Bowling Green, on the Milford
road and bounded as follows, Beginning on said road at the N.W. corner of
the lot owned by Jno. J. & Charles H. (Tinnent or Turner) thence down
the said road seventy-four feet to the Methodist E. Church lot, thence southwardly
along said last named lot to a stake opposite to the N.W. corner of church
lot and the Mrs. F. E. Anderson Turner lot, eastwardly sixty-eight feet
to said corner thence along the back line of said Anderson and Tinnets lots
to the beginning. It being the same lot which was conveyed to said Gatewood
by Nicholas A. Battaile & Ann A. His wife by deed dated on the 1st day
of February 185, said Gatewood hereby covanents to warrant generally, said
lot of land to said Hudgin his heirs and assigns ...said lot of land in
conveyed to said Hudgins upon the following trusts, to wit that he shall
permit said party of the third part to take ....in the possession and full
enjoyment of said lot of land from and after the 1stday of January next
as near date, separate property, free from the control of her husband in
anyway and from all debts now due by him or which he may hereafter contract,
until default shall be made by her to said Gatewood party of the first part
in the payment contracted to be made by her, out of her separate estate,
as follows the sum of three hundred dollars to paid on the 1st day of January
1858, and the further sum of six hundred dollars on the first day of January
1860, with interest on each sum from the 1st day January 1857 or either
of said sums or until said party of the third part shall fail to insure
and to keep insured the houses now standing on said lot, against accident
by fire, in some good insurance company for any amount equivalent to the
value according to the usual rate of validation until the debts foresaid
are fully paid to said Gatewood in either case, ..Hudgin, on the request
of said Gatewood his personal representative or assigns is to sell said
lot of land by public auction to the highest bidder the time and place of
said sale having been ...duly advertised by notice posted in two or more
public places at Bowling Green for at least three weeks. Such sale be for
ready money as to as much as be nice party to defray the expenses of sale
including therein a cost of five per cent on the gross sale and to cover
the amount then due and payable as aforesaid debts, If such debts be not
then due as ass., such sale shall be on a credit except as aforesaid till
said debt or debts shall dome de as aforesaid and said Hudgins out of the
proceeds of such sale after defraying the expenses as aforesaid shall pay
said debt or debts if then due. If not he shall take from the purchaser
bonds for such amounts as will cover said debts or debts with all interest
then accrued therein assign the same to SE Gatewood, and if any surplus
remains pay or assign the same to said party of the third part to be held
by her for her separate use as if she were a firm sale, But if said party
of the third part, shall make no default as to the insurance as aforesaid
or in the payment of said sums of money as they become due as aforesaid
then the said Hudgin shall hold the said lot of land in trust for the sole
and separate use and benefit of said party of the third part free from the
control or interest of her husband therein and free from all debts now due
or which he may hereafter contract, for and during her life. But with power
to said Hudgins on her request to sell and dispose of the same in any way
he may consider best and ... the proceeds in another property real or personal
she may require, such substitutes property to be disposed of in all respects
as is herein after provided for and upon this further trust that the said
Hudgins shall on the death of said party of the third part transfer and
deliver possession of said lot of land or if sold, any property substitutes
in its stead to such person or persons as said party of the third part shall
either by will or deed in the nature of a will five or approve to receive
or have the same. If no such disposition be made by her, then on hr death
the said Hudgins or his personal representative shall see the said property
in anyway it may deem best and divide the proceeds of such sale per strises(?)
Among the rights heirs of said party of the third part. Witness the following
signatures and seals. The w... or either of said ........line of page interlined
before signing. J.D. Gatewood, A. M. Gatewood, Jane A. Pavy, Robt. Hudgin.
County of Caroline to wit. I Richard H. Garritt Justice of Peace for the
county aforesaid in the State of Virginia do certify that Jackson D.
Gatewood whose name is signed to the writing hereto annexed bearing date
the 21th day of October 1856 has acknowledged the same before me in the
county aforesaid, Given under my hand this 25th day of October 1856,
Richard H. Garrett JP State of Virginia County of Caroline to wit. We
Richard H. Garrett and Muscoe.......... ;


Deed 47-242 Pavey, Joseph H & wife to Smith, Fountain tr.

This indenture made the eleventh day of June eighteen hundred and fifty
one between Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife of the first part, Fountain
Smith of the second part, John Self Snr. & Elliott C. Roane of the third
part. Whereas the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife are justly
indebted to the said John Self Snr. In the sum of one hundred and seventy-five
dollars and to the said Elliott C. Roanes in the sum of fifteen dollars
bearing date from the 16 day of June with interest in the ... from date
until paid as more fully appears - which debts with legal interest therein
accruing the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife are willing and
desirous to secure - Now this Indenture ........ to settle . that for and
in consideration of the premises and also for the further consideration
of one dollar lawful money of Virginia to the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah
Ann his wife in hand paid by the said Fountain Smith at and before the sealing
and delivery of these present the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged.
They the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife have given granted bargained
sealed, aliencso(?) ..sufficient and released and confirmed and by these
present not to give grant bargain sell where ......... to lease and confirm
that so those present doth give, grant, bargain sell wherein ...... lease
and confirm to the said Fountain Smith his heirs and assigns all that tract
or parcel of land lying in the County of Caroline in the State of Virginia
containing nineteen acres be the same more or less subject named herein
to an consisting leased to John W. Gossin(?) and bounded as follows, to
wit on the east by the land of Mrs. James Chapman, North by the land of
John N. Goucocio(?), west by the land of John Shinault, South by the land
of Jas I. Braddus also the following personal property , ...., one featherbed,
one table, one clock, six chairs, one tea kettle, one pot, ... Sp.dces,
Shovel and Tongs, one wash stand, five hogs, three head of cattle, ...one
cow & calf and one heifer, one trunk and one chest, one pair of
andirons. Two docid.iy (?) Horc. And one asce, one bed stead. To have and
to hold the same hereby granted or inter.... to be hereby granted tract or
parcel of land and premises with its appurtenances together with the
aforesaid personal property hereby conveyed to the said Fountain Smith his
heirs ..... ...... since assigned forever to the only proper use and
behalf of the said Fountain Smith his heir escoth .... And the said Joseph
H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife for themselves hath escorts and administs(?)
doth hereby covenant promises and assign to and with the said Fountain Smith his heirs
executors ascertains and assign forever in manner and from following that
is to say, the said Joseph Pavy and Sarah A his wife their heirs... the
aforesaid Tract or parcel of land together with their appurtenances and
together with the afore personal property hereby conveyed unto the said
Fountain Smith heirs .... of exist all persons whatever shall and will warrant
& forever defend by those present upon trust nevertheless that the said
Fountain Smith his heirs ... Shall permit the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah
Ann to remain in the quiet and peaceful possession of the said tract of
land and premises together with all the personal property hereby conveyed
and take the profits there of to their own use until default be made in
the payment of the said sum of money either in the whole or in part and
upon their further trust that he or his survivors or the heirs to such survivors
shall and will so soon after the happening of such default or payments as
he or his survivors or the heirs .... of such survivors may think proper
or the said John Self Snr and Elliott C. Roane their heirs to shall request
sell the said tract of land and premises and all the other personal property
hereby conveyed or such part of the heir by granted premises as the trustee
or his representative hereby authorized to act shall think sufficient for
the purpose and shall think proper to sell to the highest bidder for ready
money at public auction after having .... the time and place of sale at
their ... ......... and given ten days notice thereby in one or more of
the newspapers printed in the town of Fredericksburg and also notified the
source by advertisement to be set up at the .... of he courthouse of Caroline
County are ......day prior to the day of sale and out of the Fredericksburg
from such sale shall after satisfying the changes thence and all other ......
attending the premises pay the said John Self Snr. & Elliott C. Roane
their ....... the aforesaid mentioned sums of money with the interest which
may lawfully thereon have accrued and the balance if any shall be paid to
the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann their heirs.... But if the whole of
the aforesaid sum of money should be paid off and discharge to the said
John Self Snr. & Elliott C. Roane that execrs. .... On or before the
first day of December in the year eighteen hundred and fifty one where the
.. is payable so that no default of payment of the said sums of money be
made there this indenture to be void or else to remain in full .... .....
virtue In witness whereof the same parties to these present have hereunto
set their hands and assigned their seals this 1st day of June 1851. Jos.
H. Pavy ( X) Sarah Ann Pavy(X) Fountain Smith.

In Caroline County court Clerks Office June 16th 1851. This day personally
appearing before me in my office Joseph H. Pavy and acknowledged the within
deed and Sarah Ann Pavy his wife being executed by me in privately and apart
from her husband having the writing aforesaid fully explained to her, acknowledged
the same to be her act and declared that she had executed it willingly and
did not wish to resend it. Testo John S. Pendleton CD.


Deed 49-548 Pavy, Joseph H. (Fr) Shinault, John & wife

This indenture made and entered into this the 15th day of October the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty six between John Shinault
and Eliza Shinault his wife of the one part and Joseph H. Pavy of the other
part all of Caroline County Va. Witness that we the said John Shinault and
Eliza Shinault for and in consideration of the sum of forty dollars to us
in hand paid by the said Joseph H. Pavey at and before the sealing and delivery
of these present the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged has granted,
bargained and sold and by these present do the grant bargain sell and convey
unto the said Joseph H. Pavy his heirs and assigns a certain price or parcel
of land lying and being in the said county bounded on the south by the road
leading from Providence Meeting house to Newtown and by my other land on
the west and his other land on the east containing one acres be the same
more or less together with the improvements thereon and the appurtenances
of every kind thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining to have and
to hold the said price or parcel of land with its appurtenances unto the
said Joseph H. Pavy his heirs and assigns to the only proper loose and behoof
of him the said Joseph H. Pavy his heirs and assigns forever and the said
John Shinault and Eliza Shinault for there selves and their heirs executors
and administrators the said price or parcel of land with its appurtenances
unto the said Joseph H. Pavy his heirs and assigns against us the said John
Shinault and Eliza Shinault and our heirs and against all and every person
whatever will warrant and by these present forever define

(The rest of this page was not copied from the microfilm. Pat Holland
4/13/97)



Deed 46-549 Pavy Joseph (fr) Gouldin, John & wife

This indenture made and entered into this 23 day of February in the year
of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty between John W. Gouldin & Rebecca
M. His wife of the one part & Joseph Pavey of the other part. Witness
that for & in consideration of the sum of one hundred and fourteen dollars
to them the said John W. Gouldin & Rebecca M. his wife in hand paid
by the said Joseph Pavey at & before the ensealing & delivery of
these present the successful whence is hereby acknowledged. They the said
John W. Gouldin & Rebecca M. his wife have granted bargained and sold
& by these present grant bargain & sell unto the said Joseph Pavey
his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land lying and
being in the county of Caroline containing nineteen acres be the same more
or less & bounded as follows on the south by the land belonging to the
estate of Silas Conduit decd. On the west by the main road leading from
Jas. G. Braddas mill to the Ivy creek bridge and on the North & east
by the land of the said John W. Gouldin. The said land together with all
its was(?) waters timbers & buildings and all & every appurtenance
thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining is hereby conveyed to the
said Joseph Pavey.

(The rest of this deed was not copied from the microfilm, Pat Holland
4/13/97)


Deed 46-479-480 Pavey, Joseph & C to Murray, Wm. T. Tr.

This indenture made and entered into this 23rd day of Freby in the year
of Our Lord 1850, between Joseph Pavey of the first part Wm. T. Murray of
the second part & John W. Gouldin of the third part al of the county
of Caroline & State of Virginia witness the said Pavey is indebted to
the said Gouldin in the sum of Fifty seven dollars due & payable on
the 1st day of Jany 1851 as for bond. Which said sum of money with Int.
he the said Pavey is willing & desirous to secure the future payment
of - now this indenture witness that for & in consideration of one dollar
to me the said Pavey in hand paid by the said Murray at & before the
ensealing & delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged he the said Pavey both granted bargained & sold & by
these present doth grant bargain sell & convey unto the said Murray
a certain tract or parcel of land containing nineteen acres lying &
being in the county aforesaid & bounded as follows On the north by the
lands of the said Gouldin on the east by the lands of the same, On the south
by the lands of Mrs. Conduit and on the west by the road leading from Jas..
G. Braddas Mill to the Ivy Bridge to have and to hold the said tract or
parcel of land with all its appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise
appertaining unto the said Murray his heirs & forever & the said
Pavey doth hereby warrant & forever defend the said land unto the said
Murray against all persons whomsoever upon trust nevertheless that the said
Murray shall ...... the said Pavey to remain in quiet & peaceable possession
of the land aforenamed until default be made in the payment of the said
sum of fifty seven dollars or any part thereof and an .... from the said
Gouldins as so soon after as he sholl think proper. The said money shall
sell to the highest bidder for cash at public sale after having advertised
tthe time &* place of sale allowing fifteen days notice or so much of
the said land as shall be necessary to rais the said sum of fifty seven
dollars with Int. & costs. & the over... of such sale shall pay
over tothe said Pavey his heirs & But of the said Pavey shall fully
pay off & discharge to the said Gouldin his heirs or assigns the same
sum of Fifty seven dollars with Int. & cost then this indenture to be
void or shall remain in full force & virture and if the said Murray
shall execute a deed of release to the said Pavey at his cost. Witness and
hands & seal this day & year first above written sigend seal &
delived in the presence of R.S. Broaddus JRP Houston A.S. Broaddus, Jos
Pavey(X)his mark, Wm. T. Murray, Jns W. Gouldin. Clerks office of Caroline
County Mar 11th 1850. The foregoing deed was this day proved before me in
my office by the oaths of the witnesses thereto & admitted to records.Teste
John L. Pendleton.

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