Deed:  Benjamin Coffey To Jacob Warrick, 1850
Source:  Nelson Co., VA Deed Bk 13, Pg 104
Contributor:  Wayne Coffey <wcoffey@mindspring.com>
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    This Deed made the 26th day of October 1850 between Benjamin Coffey of 
the one part and Jacob Warrick of the other part: Witnesseth: that the 
said Benjamin Coffey doth grant unto the said Jacob Warrick the following 
property: one bay horse, one red cow, one pied cow and red calf all his 
household and kitchen furniture and one third part of all the slaves 
willed to Nancy Coffey during her life (by Peter Jacobs decd. as per will 
of record in Clerk's Office of Nelson County) with remainder over to her 
three children, Sophia, Ann and Candy Coffey to Wit. Jack, Isbell, Ancell, 
Sally, Harriet, Washington, Milly, Eliza, Rose and infant girl daughter of 
Sally & all the future increase of the females. In trust to secure the 
payment of a bond executed to Tho. P. Massie of the date of these presents 
for the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars and 63 cents. Now this deed 
Witnesseth that if the said Benjn. Coffey pays or causes to be paid unto 
the said Thomas J. Massie his heirs or assigns the debt (with full interest) 
above mentioned on or before the 26th day of October one thousand eight 
hundred and fifty two, then this deed shall become null & void otherwise the 
said Jacob Warrick shall on the premises on the said 26th day of October 
1852 after having given 30 days notice in the public places of the 
neighbourhood proceed to sell for cash or on such credit as he may deem 
best, the said property whether in possession or remainder or so much of 
it as may be necessary to pay the debt aforesaid and after paying said 
Massie his debt to pay the balance if any to the said Benjamin Coffey or 
his assigns. In witness whereof the parties have hereunto set their hands 
and affixed their seals.

                                       Benjamin Coffey  (SEAL)

Nelson County towit: I William Massie Justice of the Peace for the County 
aforesaid in the State of Virginia do certify that Benjm. Coffey whose name 
is signed to the within deed of trust bearing date of the 26th day of 
October 1850, has acknowledged the same before me in my County aforesaid. 
Given under my hand this 28th day of Octo. 1850.

                                       Wm. Massie  (SEAL)

    At a Court held for Nelson County at the Courthouse the 28th day of 
October 1850.
This Deed of Trust was produced into said Court duly certified by a Justice 
of the Peace of this County and ordered to be recorded.

                             Teste: L. H. Loving, CK Pro temproe

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