Tuesday, February 13, 2018

ALABAMA, Autauga County: Howard (1868)

1. Names of the enslaved: Susan; Matilda; Hannah; Mary at L. H. (Leonidas Howard); Mittie; Gracy's child (Jen or Eleck).

2. Slave owner: Nehemiah Milton Howard (Leonidas Howard, Guardian of N M Howard).

3. Source Citation
Estate Case Files; Author: Alabama. County Court (Autauga County); Probate Place: Autauga, Alabama

Source Information
Ancestry.com. Alabama, Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.

Original data: Alabama County, District and Probate Courts.

Alabama, Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999
Autauga Estate Case Files 1800-1915 Howard, Milton - Johnson, Jacob M; image 298/1560; accessed 23 Dec 2017.

4. 27 Mar 1861 (earliest date 15 Jan 1860). Autauga Co, AL, USA.

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  1. Slaves named in Montgomery County, AL Old Deed Book W, pages 463, 464; Grantor: A J Pickett; Grantee: Wm. Graham

    Albert J Pickett The State of Alabama, Montgomery County
    V Know all men by these presents
    William Graham that I Albert

    J Pickett of the
    County & State aforesaid for

    and in consideration of ten dollars to me in hand paid by
    William Graham, and also for other considerations hereinafter
    expressed do hereby doth and convey unto William Graham
    of the County & State aforesaid the following Negroes to wit
    Essex, a Negro man about seventeen years old, Walter about
    fifteen years old, Bartlett fourteen years old, Jerry about
    fourteen years old, Asaph nine years old, Milly twenty
    three years old, Milton two years old. Rhody thirty four years
    old, Cresay twenty eight years old, Francis fourteen years
    old, Avey eight years old, Charles Eight years old, Dilcey
    seven years old, Austin three years old, Anderson one
    year old John seven years. To Have and to hold himself
    his Heirs, Executors and Administrators forever, In Trust Nevertheless?
    and for the sole use behalf & benefit of my wife Sarah S Pickett
    my wife for whose benefit and use the above named Negroes as
    conveyed unto the said William Graham the said Negroes as
    to remain in my possession during my life and after my
    death in the possession of the said Sarah S Pickett my
    wife until her death or marriage and then to be agreeably
    divided equally between the Children that I have and may
    have by the said Sarah S Pickett my wife free of this trust

    In testimony whereof I have hereto set my hand
    & seal this 2nd day of May 1853.
    Albert Jas. Pickett seal
    I do hereby accept the trust conveyed to me by this deed
    upon the terms therein conveyed, this 2nd day of May A. D.

    1853 W Graham seal

    The State of Alabama James E Bolsam Clerk of the County
    Montgomery County found in and aforesaid
    County do here

    by Certify that on this 2nd day of May 1853
    The above names
    Albert Jas. Pickett personally appeared before me and acknowl
    edged the above and foregoing instrument to be his free act
    and deed, for the purposes therein expressed, and contained
    Given under my hand this day and year above written

    James E. Bolsan Clk C. C. M. C.


    2nd draft, KOG, 18 Oct 2018


    1. Names of the enslaved:Essex, a Negro man about seventeen years old, Walter about
    fifteen years old, Bartlett fourteen years old, Jerry about
    fourteen years old, Asaph nine years old, Milly twenty
    three years old, Milton two years old. Rhody thirty four years
    old, Cresay twenty eight years old, Francis fourteen years
    old, Avey eight years old, Charles Eight years old, Dilcey
    seven years old, Austin three years old, Anderson one
    year old John seven years.

    2. Slave owner: Albert James Pickett and/or William Graham.

    3. Source citation: Montgomery County, AL Old Deed Book W, pages 463, 464; Grantor: A J Pickett; Grantee: Wm. Graham

    4. Date: 2nd day of May 1853.

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