Showing posts with label Elisha Brown Smith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elisha Brown Smith. Show all posts

Monday, August 21, 2017

Amanuensis Monday~Wallace-Smith Estate Lands to Jesse C. Smith


Amanuensis Monday is a genealogy blogging theme. It was started by John Newmark who writes the TransylvanianDutch blog.

His definition of Amanuensis is:
Amanuensis: A person employed to write what another dictates or to copy what has been written by another.

Today’s subject is a Anson County Land Deed, Rilah W. Smith and Others To Jesse C. Smith

DB 30. pg 87DB 30, pg 88DB 30, page 89
DB 30, pg 90

Transcription:

Rilah W. Smith & Others
To
Jesse C. Smith
North Carolina, Anson County
Know all men by these presents that we Andrew J. Smith & wife Cornelia Jane, Rilah W. Smith & wife Elizabeth, Albert Smith & wife Julia, J. P. Brock & wife Catherine J., Richard Horne & wife Jerusha, And Henry A Wallace & wife Orelia of Chesterfield County South Carolina and John J. Smith & wife Lucindy, James K. Smith And E. B. Smith of Chester County State of South Carolina for divers goods courses And …[several illegible words]… thereunto moving [illegible word]… for the Sume of Fifty Dollars received to our full satisfaction have remised released and By these presents do for ourselves And for our heirs Executors & Administrators jointly and absolutely remise release & proven quit claimed unto the said Jesse C. Smith And to his heirs And assigns forever All the right And Title we the said Andrew J. Smith & wife Cornelia Jane Rilah W. Smith & wife Elizabeth Albert Smith & wife Julia, J. P. Brock & wife Cathern J Richard Horne & wife Allice?, Henry A. Wallace & wife Orilia John J. Smith & wife Lucindy James K. Smith and E. B. Smith have or ought to have in or to All the Dower Also tied to Delilah M. Smith dec’d widow of E. B. Smith Sr. And is a partition of the dower of Frances Wallace deacesd widow of Jesse Wallace And is Lot No 5 of the latter division And Bounded As follows East by Lot No 2 of said division on North by Lot No 4 on West by lands of J. C. Adams on the South by Lot No 6 And is said to contain Thirty (32) Acres to have And to hold the above released premises unto the Said Jesse C. Smith his heirs And Assigns to his And their only proper use forever So that neither we the said Andrew J. Smith & wife Cornelia Jane Rilah W. Smith & wife Elizabeth Albert Smith & wife Julia, J. P. Brock And wife Catherin J Richard Horne & wife Jerusha owns Henry A. Wallace & wife Orilia John J. Smith & wife Lucindy James K. Smith and E. B. Smith or any other person In Any name And Behalf Shall or will hereafter claim or demand And right or title to the premises or any part thereof but they and every one of them by these presents shall be Excluded And be forever barred in Witness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands And [Seals] the 23 day of May A.D. 1893.
R. Horne {seal}
Jerusha Ann Horne {seal}
H. A. Wallace {seal}
R. Wallace {seal}
J. P. Brock, {seal}
C. J. Brock {seal}
A. F. Smith {seal}
Julia A. X her mark Smith {seal}
Elizabeth Smith {seal}
A. J. Smith {seal}
Cornelia J. X her mark Smith {seal}
J. K. Smith {seal}
E. B. Smith {seal}
State of North Carolina}
Anson County} I, C. C. Moore Justice of the Peace in And for Anson County do hereby certify that Richard Horne And his wife Jerusha Ann, H. A. Wallice And R. Wallice his wife, J. P. Brock And his Wife C. J. Brock, A. F. Smith And his wife Julia A. Smith, Elizabeth Smith, A. J. Smith And his wife Cornelia Jane Smith, J. K. Smith And E. B. Smith And each of them with their wives personally Appeared And Acknowledged the due Execution of the Annexed Deed And the wives of each being By Me privately Examined Separate And Apart From their Said Husbands touching their Voluntary Execution of the Same doeth State that they Each Signed the same freely and voluntarily Without fear or compulsion of their Said Husbands or Any other persons And that they doth Still Voluntarily Assent thereto Witness my hand And private Seal this 23 Day of May A.D. 1893.
                                                                                            C. C. Moore J. P. {Seal}
State of North Carolina}
Anson County} The foregoing certificate of C. C. Moore A Justice of the Peace of Anson County is adjudged to be in due form And According to Law Let the Deed of Conveyance with these certificates be Registered this October 9th 1893.
                                                                              John C. McLanchlin
                                                                              Clerk of Superior Court
October 9th 1893 Then the forgoing Deed of Conveyance And certificates came into my hands And were Duly Registered.                                           S. A. Benton
                                                                               Register of Deeds

When Frances M Sullivant, widow of Jesse Wallace, passed away in February 1880 her estate was settled and the children of deceased daughter Delilah M. Wallace, wife of Elisha Brown Smith, was allocated Lot #5 of the estate. (Anson County, NC Deed Book 28, Page 35-40)

The children jointly owned this estate land (32 acres) until May 1893 at which time all the surviving children sold their interest in the land to their brother Jesse C. Smith. 
Thus, we have the Land deed posted above.











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[1] Anson County, North Carolina, DB 30: pages 87-90, Rilah W. Smith & Others To Jesse C. Smith; 23 May 1893, Register of Deeds, Wadesboro, Anson County, North Carolina.








































Monday, November 7, 2016

Amanuensis Monday~Guardianship of Jas. K. & E. B. Smith



Amanuensis Monday is a genealogy blogging theme. It was started by John Newmark who writes the TransylvanianDutch blog.


His definition of Amanuensis is:
Amanuensis: A person employed to write what another dictates or to copy what has been written by another.

Today’s subject is the Guardianship of Jas. K. & E. B. Smith.1

Shortly before 3 January 1890, James K. Smith and his brother Elisha Brown Smith, Jr. submitted a request to the Courts for the the appointment of a Guardian. This request is rather strange in that both of these boys were approaching the age of majority. James K. Smith, born March 1870 was approaching his 20th birthday and E. B. Smith, born July 1872 was almost 18 years of age.

Their Father E. B. Smith, Sr., died in 11 January 1873 and their Mother passed away 19 July 1874 leaving both of these boys without parents while they were still infants. 

What prompted this request to be made so late? Seems to me it was more appropriate to submit the request back in July 1874 when their only living parent passed away. 

Guardianship of Jas. K. & E. B. Smith












State of South Carolina}
County of Chesterfield}
The Petitioner showeth the Court
I. That Jas. K. Smith & E. B. Smith are infants one the age of fourteen
II. That they have no Guardian testamentary or otherwise.
III. That they ar interested in an Estate now in procefs of Settlement in this county and are in need of a Guardian wherefore petitioners prays that Jessey C. Smith may be appointed Guardian for Said Infants with all the powers incidents thereto and petitioners ever prays &c.
Jas. K. Smith
E. B. X his mark Smith

Letters of Guardianship - Jas. K & E. B. Smith
Form No. 166
COURT OF PROBATE-LETTERS OF GUARDIANSHIP.
The State of South Carolina}
County of Chesterfield}
By H. D. Tiller                     Judge of Probate
To Jessey C. Smith
Whereas, Jas. K. Smith & E. B. Smith heirs at Law of Estate E. B. Smith late of Chesterfield County deceased is a minors entitles to a share in estate of E. B. Smith applied to me to appoint Jesse C. Smith to be their Guardian.
For the better securing the said estate for the benefit of the said minors and for the more careful maintenance and education, I do hereby commit the tuition, guardianship and education of the said Jas. K. Smith & E. B. Smith to you, the said Jesse C. Smith charging you to maintain them in meat, drink, washing, lodging, clothing, and such good education as may be fitting according to the circumstances of interest of the said Jas. K. Smith & E. B. Smith during their minority, take charge of their estate, do such things as a Guardian should, and render a true and faithful account of the said estate, and of your management thereof, when thereunto duly required.
Given under my Hand and seal, this Third day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety and in the 114 year of the Independence of the United States of America.
H. D. Tiller
Judge of Probate


E. B. Smith, Sr. was married to Delilah M. Wallace about 1844. At their death they were the parents of 11 Children; 3 daughters and 8 sons. One daughter, Frances died at the age of 12 in October 1863.  


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[1] "South Carolina Probate Records, Files and Loose Papers, 1732-1964," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-19383-28633-35?cc=1911928 : 21 May 2014), Chesterfield > Probate Court, Estate records > 1865-1927 > Cases 0023-0064 > image 119 of 709; county courthouses, South Carolina, and South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia.


















Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Tombstone Tuesday - James Paul Brock


James Paul Brock
Birth: Feb. 29, 1845
Death: Feb. 2, 1919

Tombstone Photo Courtesy of Julious Burr

Son of Samuel W. & Martha Brock.

Married Catherine Josephine Smith on 2 Sept 1869. Catherine Josephine was the daughter of Elisha Brown Smith and Delilah M. Wallace.  She was born on 23 May 1853 and died 29 March 1928 and is buried at Pine Grove Baptist Church Cemetery. 

James Paul and Catherine Josephine had 9 children:
  •   Infant Brock (1870 - 1870)
  •   Jesse Franklin Brock (1871 - 1935)
  •  Charles W. Brock (1873 - 1937)
  •   Sara Ella Brock Sellers (1875 - 1949)
  •   James C. Brock (1878 - 1952)
  •  Willie T. Brock (1881 - 1883)
  •  Carrie Josephine Brock Rivers (1884 - 1945)
  •  Benjamin Asbury Brock (1888 - 1977)
  • Dewitt G. Brock (1890 - 1897) 

Burial: Brock Cemetery, Brock's Mill, Chesterfield County, South Carolina