DEED:  Edmund J. Campbell Deed of Trust
SOURCE:  Nelson County Deed Book 13, Page 565
CONTRIBUTOR:  Sylvia Ray  <SylviaCamdenRay@aol.com>
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This Indenture made this 2nd day of August 1853 between Edmund J. Campbell of the 
first part, and Charles N. Patterson of the other, witnesseth that the said 
Edmund J. Campbell is justly indebted to the said Floyd L. Whitehead, agent, in 
the sum of eleven dollars and seventy four cents with interest thereon from 1st 
September 1850 and to Floyd L. Whitehead, agent, in the sum of fifty four dollars 
and seventy five cents with interest from 1st September 1852, which debts he is 
desirous to secure and pay and to effectuate that purpose he makes this deed of 
trust whereby he transfers, conveys, and assigns to the said Charles N. Patterson 
as Trustee, the following property to wit:  all the said Edmund J. Campbell's 
interest in the trust estate belonging to Francis Campbell and Nancy Campbell, 
one bay mare and her future increase, crop of tobacco now growing, crop of rye, 
three head of cattle, and the said Charles N. Patterson is hereby authorized to 
sell the same to the highest bidder for cash after giving ten days previous notice 
of the time and place of sale and from the proceeds of sale shall pay the said 
creditors and debts aforesaid with interest and costs of this deed if the property 
aforesaid sells for so much, if for more, shall pay the balance to the said Edmund 
J. Campbell or his order.  In witness whereof the said parties have hereunto set 
their hands and seals the day and year first above written.

                                             Edmund J. Campbell {seal}
								
Nelson County, to wit:
I Nathaniel Bowles, a Justice of the Peace for the County aforesaid in the State 
of Virginia, do certify that Edmund J. Campbell whose name is signed to the above 
writing bearing date the 2nd day of August 1853 has acknowledged the same before 
me in my County aforesaid.  Given under my hand this 2nd day of August 1853.

                                             Nathaniel Bowles, JP

								 

In the Clerk's Office of Nelson County Court the 4th day of August 1853:
This Deed of Trust was returned into said Office duly certified by a Justice of 
the Peace for the County of Nelson and ordered to be recorded.
                               Teste:        C. M. Loving, DC



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