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South
Carolina Brock/Brack
Brock Books at Family Search:
Will Abstracts (Images of wills are located at
South Carolina Department of Archives
& History)
Charles P. Brock
Sumter District SC
Dated: 04/26/1836
Recorded: 05/05/1836
Will Book D-1, Page 47
Names Listed: Charles P. BROCK, James R. BROCK, Laura BROCK, William BROCK,
John L. FELDER, Francis E. MARTIN, Charles W. WELLS
1st: my Negroes Daniel, Anthony, Edmund & Hannah be
equally divided between my two brothers James R. & W. Brock
2nd: my Brother W. Brock shall have the tract of Land where I now
reside
3rd: my Brother James R. Brock one other tract of land owned by me,
& lying on Santee Swamp
4th: to "Beloved Niece Laura Brock" one Negro girl Molly with her
increase.
5th: to nephew, Francis E. Martin, sorrel mare and entire stock of
cattle
6th: stock of hogs to be divided equally between brother Wm & James
R. Brock
Witnesses: John L. Felder, Chs. W. Wells & Francis E.
Martin
David Brock
Greenville
District SC
Recorded: 2/24/1840
Will Book
B. Pages 178-179
Names Listed: David BROCK, George BROCK, Henry BROCK, John
BROCK, Lawrence BROCK, Nancy BROCK, Walker BROCK, William BROCK,
Juliet BURNS, Mary DUNCAN,
Alfred GILREATH, Epidocia
GILBREATH, Elias I. HOLCOMBE, H. MCKENZIE, Elizabeth WADDILL,
John WATSON
1st: to
son Lawrence Brock and son in-law Alfred Gilgreath in trust for the
sole use and benefit of my daughter Juliet Burns during her natural
life, my negro girl Dorcas
2nd: to daughter Nancy, negro boy Ned
3rd: to daughter Epidocia Gilreath five hundred dollars
4th: to
daughter Elizabeth, in addition to what she has already be given,
four hundred dollars
5th: the
residue to be sold and divided equally between my sons George Brock,
Lawrence Brock, William Brock, Henry Brock, John Brock, the legal
heirs of my son Walker Brock
dec'd and the legal heirs of my
daughter Mary Duncan dec'd
6th:
appoint son in-law Alfred Gilreath sole acting executor
Wittiness's: Jno. Watson,
Elias J. Holcombe, H. M. McKenzie
George BROCK
Union
County SC
Date:
03/09/1830
Date
Recorded:
05/03/1830
Will Book
B, Page 161
Names Listed: George BROCK, J. W. BROCK, Joseph Tucker BEAUFORD,
Tolly BROWN, Henry BUFERT, H. D. DANLEW, Joseph EVANS, H. D. VANLEW,
James Noten BROWN, Joseph
BROWN, George BROWN, William BROWN,
Mary BROWN, Sarah Ann BROWN, Edward BROWN, Henry BROWN, Sally BEAS,
Namen COLEMAN, Moses MARDES, I. W. BROCK
1st: to be divided equally between Tolly Brown & her children James
Noten, Joseph, George, William, Mary, Sarah Ann, Edward & Henry, the
following property: negroes - Paul,
Rubin, Luis, Edmond, Agg & Ann;
all lands consisting of 2 tracts, "one which I now live on", 1 tract
on "which my Sally Beas lives, adjoining lands of Namen Coleman,
Moses Mardes all
which property for the use of Tolly Brown and in
raising her children aboved named, untell they come of age"
2nd: as each child comes of age for the same to receive their equal
part of said property which is one ninth part and Tolly to receive
one equal ninth part for her life time. At her
death it is to be
divided between her eight children.
3rd: to my brother I. W. Brocks child named George, the remainder of
my property consisting of one tract of land on which the said J. W.
Brock now lives, one negro man named
Sam and all the stock and
property that is on the place and in his possession
4th: I nominate H. D. Denlew executor
Witnesses: H. D. Van Lew, Henry Bufert, Jos Evans & Joseph Tucker
Beauford
Henry Brock
Greenville
District SC
Date:
09/14/1839
Date
Recorded:
06/15/1846
Will Book
C, Pages 208-215
Names Listed: Catherine BROCK, Harriet Eveline BROCK, Henry
BROCK, James Madison BROCK, Laurens BROCK, Nancy BROCK, Nancy Jane BROCK,
Thomas BROCK,
Walker BROCK,
W. BLASINGAME, Julia BURNS, William Henry L. BURNS,
Matilda COLEMON, Ailey CROFT, Rebecka Eveline CROFT, Robert B. DUNCAN,
Evidocia GILBREATH,
Elias I. HOLCOMBE,
James Madison LOFTIS, Seslena Avarilla Algeline LOFTIS,
Susan LOFTIS, H. MCKENZIE, B. F. PERRY,
John Jackson RUSSELL, Nancy RUSSELL, Walker THOMAS, Betsey WADDELL,
Ambrose WILLIAMS
1st: body
decently interred and all just debts paid
2nd: "having been the source of the existence of several
illegitimate children I feel it a duty natural the feelings of
nature impose on us to provide for the same. I there fore give
and
bequeath to each one of the following named illegitimate children
whom I have the best reasons for knowing to be the offspring of my
own loins, the following"
to John Jackson Russell the illegitimate son of Nancy Russell
formerly of Greenville District and sworn to me by his mother the
sum of five thousand dollars
to Catherine Brock the natural daughter of Matilda Colemon formerly
of Edgefield District and since dead the sum of five thousand
dollars
to James Madison Loftis as he is now called and whom I desire shall
hereafter by the name of James Madison Brock the illegitimate son of
Susan Loftis of Greenville District the sum
of six thousand dollars
to Seslena Avarilla Algelina Loftis the natural daughter of Susan
Loftis of Greenville District the sum of five thousand dollars
to Rebecka Eveline Croft the natural daughter of Allay Croft of this
district the sum of six thousand dollars
3rd: It is my desire and request devise and bequeath the portions
given above to John Jackson Russell and James Madison Loftis to
remain in the hand of my executor hereinafter
named and by them
loaned out at interest till the said legatees shall arrive at the
age of twenty four
4th: sum given to Catherine Brock, Seslena A. A. Loftis and Rebecka
S. Croft do remain in the hand of my executors till they marry
5th: if any die before marrying their share should be divided among
the others
6th: balance of property to be equally divided among my sisters
Evidocia Gilreath, Julia Burns, Nancy Brock, Betsey Wadell and my
nieces Nancy Jane Brock daughter of Walker Brock
decd and Harriet
Eveline Brock daughter of the same
7th: to my nephew Thomas Walker Brock and his heirs forever
whatsoever may be left me by my father at his death by will or
otherwise and which has not yet come into my
possession.
8th: I nominate Lawrence Brock and Robert B. Duncan my executors
Witnesses: B. F. Perry, H. McKenzie, Elias I. Holcombe
Codicil
dated 06/10/1844
1st: Legacies to nephew Thomas Walker Brock and Seslena A. A. Loftis
be revoked and divided among the other legatees. "My reason for
making this codicil"...."I am satisfied the said
Seslena A. A.
Loftis is not my child and her conduct has been bad and that my
nephew this Thos. W. Brock is not lickely to do will and I am afraid
the above mentioned legacy would
not be of any serves to him."
2nd: my desire and wish that the property in Alabama belonging to me
and my brother Lawrence Brock not be forced to into market when
property is selling low contrary to the
wishes of my said brother
Witnesses: B. F. Perry, Ambrose Williams & W. Blassingame
Joseph BROCK
Union
District SC
Date:
11/14/1820
Date
Recorded: 02/10/1821
Names Listed: Chepley H. BROCK, Elizabeth BROCK, George W. BROCK,
James W. BROCK, Tamer BROCK,
William O. BROCK,
James CRENSHAW, Edward STEVENS
all property both real and personal be equally divided between my
wife Tamar Brock & three children Chepley H. Brock, George W. Brock
Wm O. Brock.
Witnesses: Edward Stevens, George Brock, James W. Brock Tamas Brock
& Elizabeth Brock
Patrick Brock
Sumter
District SC
Date:
04/17/1800
Date Recorded: 11/28/1800
Names Listed: William BILLUPS, John BOYD Jr., Elizabeth BROCK, James
BROCK, John BROCK, Lucy BROCK, Patrick BROCK, Richard Brock, William
BROCK, John CANTEY, Benjamin
DAVIS, John FRIERSON, Robert HAMILTON,
Elizabeth LAWSON, John MOORE, P. PORCHER, Richard RICHARDSON, G. D.
SLATER, Thomas SUMTER, William TAYLOR
1st: I lend to my beloved wife Lucy during her
natural life four negroes, Peter & his wife Betty, Judy and Mingo.
At her decease to return to my children and be equally divided
2nd: To my wife Lucy one feather bed and the furniture thereof with
four of my best cows and claves
3rd: To my beloved sons John & Richard the plantation where I now
reside containing three hundred acres and one other tract of land
containing two hundred acres adjoining, also lands belonging to
Elizabeth Lawfon and Thomas Sumter to be equally divided between
them when Richard arrives to the age of 21
4th: To my two sons James and William four hundred acres of land on
Wibow adjoining lands of John Friefon and Benjamin Davis to be
equally divided between them
5th: To my beloved daughter Elizabeth and the child whereof my wife
is now pregnant with three hundred and forty acres of land in two
Separate tracts adjoining lands laid out to Robert Hamilton, P.
Porcher and Richard Richardson, to be equally divided between them
6th: To my children Elizabeth, John, James William Richard and the
child my wife is now pregnant with all the rest and residue of my
property to be divided among them at age 21 except my daughter
Elizabeth and child whereof my wife is now pregnant if a girl who
are to be consdiered of age at 18.
7th: Appoint my true and Trusty friends William Billups and John
Moore, also my son John at 21, executors
Witnesses: John Cantey, G. D. Slater & John Boyd Jr.
William O. BROCK
Dated: 01/23/1816
Recorded: 02/05/1816
Union District SC
Names Listed: Elizabeth BROCK,
Farms L. BROCK,
George BROCK, Mary BROCK, Joseph BROCK, Basy BROWN, Edward STEVENS,
Fanny TUCKER, Joseph TUCKER, John M. WHITLOCK
1st: after debts paid - Joseph, George and James W. Brock shall have
as much land in value as their three sisters Fanney Tucker, wife of
Joseph Tucker, Mary and Elizabeth Brock, then all property (real and
personal) be divided between Joseph, George, James W., Mary,
Elizabeth and Fanney Tucker.
2nd: appoint Joseph Brock & Joseph Tucker Executors
Witnesses: John M. Whitlock, Basy Brown & Edward Stevens
Land Plats
Abner
BROCK
Date: 1798/11/29
Location:
Black Creek, Darlington County, Ninety Six District
Plat for 95 acres on North Side of Black Creek, Darlington County,
Ninety Six District, Surveyed by Francis McCall
Names Listed: Abner BROCK, Francis MCCALL, David WILLIAM,
William WILLIAMSON, John RODGER, Benjamin WRIGHT
Elias
BROCK
Date: 08/16/1768
Locations:
Ready River, Craven County
Plat for 100 acres in Craven County
Names Listed: Elias BROCK, R. HUMPHREY, Egerton LEIGH
Pursuant
to a warrant to me directed by Egerton Leigh Esq L.G. date the 2nd
day of Augt 1768 I have laid out unto Elias Brock a plantation or
tract of land containing one hundred acres on a Branch of Reedy
River Craven County Bounded all round by vacant lands and hath such
shape form & marks as the above plat represnts. Certified this 16th
day of Augt 1768 E R Humphrey
Ord: Co
4th May 1773
Elias BROCK
Date: 09/09/1774
Location:
Craven County
Land Grant for 100 acres in Craven County
Type: Grant
Elias BROCK
Date: 03/15/1775
Location:
Reedy River, Craven County
Memorial for 100 acres on Reedy River, Craven County
Type: Memorial
Elias
BROCK
Date: 12/23/1784
Location:
Dirty Creek, Rabon Creek, Ninety Six District,
Plat for 640 acres on Dirty Creek, Ninety Six District, surveyed by
Robert Hanna
Names
Listed: Elias BROCK, Robert HANNA, Philip SHARREL, James LINDLEY,
James WILLIAMS, Samuel WILLIAMS, W. OWENS
Isaac
BROCK
Date: 1776 or later
Account Audited (file No. 764) of claims growing out of the American
Revolution
James BROCK
Date: 06/06/1784
Location: Generostee Creek, Ninety Six District
Plat for 200 acres on Great Generostee Creek, Ninety Six District,
Surveyed by William Tate
Names Listed: James BROCK, William TATE
James BROCK
Date: 04/21/1785
Location:
Rocky Creek, Ninety Six District
Plat for 131 acres on branches of Rocky Creek, Ninety Six District,
Surveyed by William Lesly
Names Indexed: James BROCK, James Brook, William Lesly
James BROCK
Date: 12/21/1785
Location:
Rocky River, Abbeville County, Ninety Six District
Plat for 126 acres on waters of Rockey River, Abbeville County,
Ninety Six District, Surveyed by John Cowan Jr.
Names Listed: James BROCK, James COWAN Jr., James BROOK
James
BROCK
Date:
09/17/1792
Location:
Pond Branch, North Edisto River, Orangeburg District
Plat for 269 acres on Big Pond Branch, Orangeburgh District,
Surveyed by William Wright for Benjamin Wauford
Names Listed: James BROCK, Samuel JEFCOTE, Benjamin WAUFORD, William
WRIGHT
James
BROCK
Date: 04/17/1794
Location:
Johnson Creek, Savannah River, Abbeville County, Ninety Six District
Plat for 233 acres on Johnsons Creek, Abbeville County, Ninety Six
District, Surveyed by John Cowan
Names Listed: George BROCK, James BROCK, John COWAN, Joseph CALHOUN
James BROCK
Date:
11/28/1804
Location:
Middle Saluda River, Greenville District
Plat for 208 acres on Middle Saluda River, Greenville District,
Surveyed by William H. Cooke
Names Listed: James BROCK, William H. COOKE, John SLATTEN, Thomas
EDWARDS
James BROCK
Date: 04/24/1821
Location:
Dergan Greek, Parsimmon Creek, Santee Swamp, Santee River, Clarendon
County, Sumter District
Plat for 305 acres on Santee Swamp and Durgin or Parsimmon Creek,
Clarendon County, Sumter District, surveyed by Joseph Sessions
Names Listed: James BROCK, Joseph SESSIONS, William HOWIE
Meredith H. BROCK and William French
Date: 11/24/1829
Location:
Double Branch, Saluda River, Anderson District
PLAT FOR 720
ACRES ON BRANCHES OF SALUDA RIVER, ANDERSON DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY ASA CLINKSCALES.
Names Listed: Amos ACKER, Halbert ACKER, Peter ACKER Sr., John BAGWELL,
Meredith H. BROCK, Aaron BROYLES, Joseph BROWN, Asa CLINKSCALES,
Reuben COX, William FRENCH, Huldah GRAY, Robert MOORE
Patrick
BROCK
Date: 01/09/1786
Plat for 400 acres Wibow Swamp, Camden District, Surveyed by James
Burgess
Names Listed: Patrick BROCK, James BURGESS, John FRIERSON
Patrick
BROCK
Date: 1776 or later
Account Audited (file No. 764) of claims growing out of the American
Revolution
Patrick
BROCK
Date: 07/05/1788
Location: Santee River, Camden River
Plat for 140 acres on east side of Santee River, Camden District,
Surveyed by Peter Cassity
Names Listed: Patrick BROCK, Peter CASSITY, Claudious RICHBURGH,
Edward RICHARDSON,
Richard RICHARDSON, William DINKENS
Silas
BROCK
Date: 06/07/1788
Location:
Rocky Creek, Enoree River, Ninety Six District
Plat for 200 acres on Branch of Rocky Creek, Ninety Six District,
Surveyed by William Thomas
Names Listed: Silas BROCK, William THOMAS
Silas BROCK
Date: 03/29/1793
Location:
Long Branch, Rocky Creek, Enoree River, Greenville County, Ninety
Six District
Plat for 238 acres on Long Branch, Greenville County, Ninety Six
District, Surveyed by James Kilgore
Names Listed: Silas BROCK, James KILGORE, David LEWIS, Benjamin KILGORE
Jr.,
Benjamin KILGORE, John MAHAFFY
Legislative Papers
1787 - 1866
Petition
Date: 11/30/1834
Location: Spartanburg District
Inhabitants of Spartanburg District, Petition Opposing the Test Oath
and Protesting it's being included in the State Constitution
Brocks Listed: Abram
BROCK, Thomas BROCK
Petition
Date: c. 1836
Location: Anderson District
Inhabitants of Anderson District, Petition asking to place
practitioners of Thomsonian Medicine on equal footing with the
regular medical profession.
Brocks Listed: Hayden BROCK
Petition
Date: 1840 C.
Location: Anderson District
Citizens of Anderson District, Petition asking that the petition to
incorporate the Flat Rock Baptist Church be denied.
Brocks Listed: Enos BROCK
Petition
No Date
Location:
Santee River, Sumter District
James
R. BROCK and other residents of Sumter District near Jamesville
Post Office, Petition to prohibit the passing of boats commanded by
negroes a patroons down Santee River.
Petition
No Date
Locations:
Claremont County, Clarendon County & Sumter District
Citizens
of Clarendon County, Petition to be made a separate Judicial
District
Brocks Listed: A. P.
BROCK, James R. BROCK
Petition
No date
James
Johnson, Captain of the Fairfield Republican Artillery, Petition
asking compensation for repairs ordered by his predecessor, Capt.
Barber, on the gun carriages completed by John Cambell and
Laban BROCK
Petition
No Date
Location:
Laurens District, Newberry District, Union District
Inhabitants of Union District, Petition asking for a law to prohibit
the throwing of brush, timber or logs into the water which might
damage bridges or obstruct the passage of rivers.
Brocks Listed: George BROCK
Many of the Brocks that migrated into South Carolina
were from the Brock/Brack family that can be found in early
Virginia and later North Carolina.
Brigham
Young University, Harold B. Library - Family Archives: "Frederick
Brock, 1719-1807, His American Family" by Clarence C.
Brock Jr., 1997
NAMES OF FOREIGNERS WHO TOOK THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE PROVINCE AND
STATE or 1727-1775, With the Foreign Arrivals, 178O-18O8; Edited by
William Henry Egle, M.D, 1892. (Oath of Allegiance to the Crown of
Great Britain and State of Pennsylvania)
Page 85 - List of Foreigners Imported in the Ship Hope, of London,
Daniel Reed, Master, From Rotterdam, Qualified Aug. 28, 1733 -
Rudolph Brock
Page 86 - Names of Foreigners who Took Oath; Men's Names - Rudolph
Brack, age 47
Page 88 - Names of Foreigners who Took Oath; Women's Names - Anna
Brack, age 36
Page 90 - Names of Foreigners who Took Oath; Children's names -
Fredrick Brack, age 14; Cristina Brack, age 11; Madlena Brack, age 8
Page 151 - Oath of Allegiance; Paul Brack, age 21
Page 346 - List of Foreigners Imported in the Ship Queen of Denmark,
Geo. Parish, Commander, From
Rotterdam, Last from Cowes, Qualified Oct. 4, 1751 - Valentin Brock
Google
Books:
Men of Mark in South Carolina: Ideals of American Life; A Collection
of Biographies of Leading Men of the State, Volume 2, By J. C.
Hemphill, Men of Mark Publishing Company, Washington, D.C. 1908 -
Biography of James Albert Brock, born 1847 Anderson Co. SC, son of
Andrew J. Brock
Anson County North Carolina
Submitted by Charles
Purvis, CPurvis1 at triad.rr.com
1800 CENSUS: Fayetteville District, Anson County,
NC, Series: M32 Roll: 29 Page: 224; Benjamin
BROCK, Age 26- 44 [1756-1774], 2 Males, under 10; 2
Female, under 10 and 1 Female, age 26-44[Wife,
Catherine Wright].
He is believed to have been the son of Valentine
Brock of Switzerland & Germany and his wife Susannah
Bleaster, whom he married 11 Nov 1760 in
Germantown, Lancaster County, PA.
Benjamin Brock married Catherine Wright. Proof of
this marriage can be found in Anson County Deed Book
�H2�, Page 212 & Anson County Deed Book �E�, Page
229.
Anson County, NC
Deed Book "E"
Page 229
BENJAMIN BROCK TO JOHN WRIGHT
This INDENTURE made this 20th day of May in the year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & Ninety
seven Between Benjamin Brock & Caty his wife of
Anson County & State of North Carolina of the one
part and John Wright Jur. of the County & State
aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said
Benjamin Brock and Caty his wife for and in
consideration of the sum of one hundred and fifty
pounds to them in hand paid by the said John Wright
Jur. the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath
Bargained & sold and Do by these presents grant
Bargain sell & forever Set over unto the said John
Wright Jur. his heirs and assigns forever a Certain
Tract or parcel of land in the County aforesaid on
Huckleberry Creek being the Lands sold and Conveyed
by John Wright Jur. By Deed dated the 20th day June
1789 to his Daughter Caty Wright now Caty Brock
Excepting a Piece
Containing
acres sold by said Caty to Richard
Edgeworth forty acres to William Pegue one hundred
ten acres the Balance is two and Ten acres and the
said Benjamin Brook & Caty his wife for themselves &
their heirs doth hereby forever warrant and Defend
the aforesaid land and every part thereof Except as
before Excepted to the said John Wright Jur. his
heirs and assigns forever In Witness whereof the
said Benjamin Brock & Caty Brock hath hereunto set
their hands & seals this day and Date above written
Signed sealed & Delivered
In presence of
Benjamin Brock (seal)
Caty Brock (seal)
Anson October Court 1797
Then this deed was proved by John Crawford a
witness thereto & ordered to be registered
Test. Wm. Johnson CLK
Anson County Deed Book C2, Page 239 - Benjamin Brock
to William Pegues. Film #018147. Witness John
Wright, John Evans.
Anson County Deed Book �W�, page 147-148 lists Ben
Brock, James Brock, Eli P. Brock and Squire Brock.
These 4 men are believed to be related. While I
have no proof, I feel certain that Squire Brock
mention in this deed is the Father of my Hezekiah
Brock.
I believe that Ben & James listed in the below deed
are brothers and that Squire H. Brock & Eli P. Brock
are sons of James Brock.
These references are all that are known of Ben &
Catherine. James Brock remained listed in
Chesterfield County, SC census through 1840.
Eli P. Brock is believed to have migrated to
Mississippi where he died abt 1844
1844 - Moses Brock, adm of the estate of Eli P.
Brock, dec'd. Accounts include burial expenses,
printer's bill, taxes for 1843 & 1844. 20 Dec 1844 -
Auditors for estate report: one lot of sundries $6;
one yearling $3. Estate declared insolvent 23 Jun
1846. 17 April 1851 publication of estate brings in
no additional money. Heirs listed: Samuel Brock,
Esquire Brock, Benjamin Brock (non-residents of the
state). What relationship is Eli to Moses? [Ref: Eli
P. Brock Probate # 778, Hinds Co. Court House,
Raymond, MS, 2004]
Heirs listed: Samuel Brock, Esquire Brock, Benjamin
Brock (non-residents of the state).
These are brothers who remained in SC , Samuel W.
Brock, b. ca 1796, md. Martha LNU (last name
unknown); Squire H. Brock, b. 5 Feb. 1805, d. 10 Feb
1888, md. Rachel Parker and Benjamin Brock, b. ca
1790, d. bef 1870, md. Temperance LNU (Last name
unknown).
I don�t know how Moses fits; but, suspect that he is
also a brother to Eli P., Samuel, Squire & Benjamin.
Squire H. Brock remained in SC. He was born 5 Feb
1805, died 10 Feb 1888. He is believed to be the
Father of my GGGrandfather, Hezekiah Brock.
Anson County, NC
Deed Book �W�, Page 147-148
Ben Brock to James Brock
Known all men by these presents that I Benjamin
Brock of the state of South Carolina Chesterfield
District for and in consideration of the sum of
fifty cents have granted, bargained sold released
unto James Brock of the state and district aforesaid
and by these presents do grant, bargain sell and
release unto him the said James Brock a certain
tract or parcel of land lying and being in the state
of North Carolina Anson County on a branch of
Westfield Creek containing four hundred acres more
or less which I the sd Ben Brock purchased from Jane
McIntire Ann McIntyre Duncan Nicholson and James
Nicholson reference being had to the deed for a more
particular description of said lands. To have and to
hold unto the said James Brock his heirs Execrs,
Adms and assigns to the sd bargained premises
forever and I the sd Benjamin Brock for myself and
my heirs exers Adms. and assigns the above named
premises will forever warrant & defend. Now if I the
above named Benjamin Brock my execs, Adms and
assigns shall and do will & truly pay unto the sd
James Brock his heirs execs adms and assigns the
full & just sum of fifty dollars good and lawfull
money on the first day of January 1832 with lawfull
interest of the state of South Carolina for the
same. Then this indenture to be void oe else to
remain in full force and virtue and lastly it is
covenanted and agreed that the said Benjamin Brock
shall remain in the possession of the above named
premises and all the privileges thereof necessary to
the enjoyment of the same and shall receive all the
rents profits in the premises untill default be made
in the proviso herein contained. In witness whereof
I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 12 day of
December 1827.
Benjamin X Brock
Signed & sealed in presence}
of Eli P. Brock } Anson Jany SC 1828
Squire Brock } Then this Deed was proven in
open Court by Eli P. Brock and
Dun Nicholson} ordered to be
registered.
W. Dismukes Clk
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