Fanny Davis to Thomas Frazier 10 February 1792
(Transcribed by Margie Davis Austin Roe)

Fanny Davis to Thomas Frazier
Deed Book. 9, Pg. 285
10 February 1792

Buyer:		Thomas Frazier
Seller:		Fanny Davis,
Acres:		70
Price:		During her live time according to the love intent and meaning of their 
parents and also he and his heirs will add money from time to time and at all times as 
long as she shall live peacefully and quietly.   To have and to hold and occupy perform 
and enjoy said singular things said permitted above mentioned without the least trouble 
or interruption.  

A[?] denial  of the said Fanny Davis her heirs and assignees shall 
_________and must maintain and during of her life time refund these 
_____ or proceeds.

County:	Sampson (Previously Duplin)
Location:	At a Red Oak on the side of the Beaverdam Swamp.

Plat:		Beginning at a Red Oak on the side of the Beaverdam Swamp 
then North 20 East 61 poles to a Gum tree 
then North 70 West 61 poles to  a Hickory  
Thence South 20 West 61 poles to a Oak 
Thence South 70 East 61 poles to the beginning.  


Witness:		Christopher Sutton
		William Suggs

Clerk:		Hardy Halmond


State of North Carolina in Sampson County August Court One Hundred Seven Hundred 
and Ninty  this then ____the number deed or deeds from  Fanny Davis to Thomas Frazier 
proved in Open Court and ordained to be registered.

State of North Carolina                            Hardy Halmond Clk.
        Sampson County then registered in the registers office at the aforesaid County in 
Book 9 this being the 12 day of September __ ______ One thousand Seven Hundred 
and ninty three 1973
					An Holmes Regs. 

NOTE:  There are three Beaverdam Swamps listed for Sampson County in the NC Gazetteer.

1) Rises in e central Sampson County and flows se into Six Run Creek.
2) Rises in n Sampson County and flows sw into Great Coharie Creek.
3) Rises in nw Sampson County and flows into Mingo Swamp.




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