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Grantors Index Stokes County NC Deeds - CooleyThe following was transcribed and contributed by Sandra Stanton.
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3. 1794 Cooley, John to Phillip Transou ................. 2/69
4. 1795 Cooley, John to Edward Cooley ................... 2/286
5. 1795 Cooley, John to Solomon Turner .................. 2/326
6. 1797 Cooley, John to Peter Fulp ...................... 3/124
10. 1801 Cooley, Edward to Archibald Campbell ............ 3/382
11. 1801 Cooley, John to John Read ....................... 3/405
13. 1801 Cooley, Edward to Reuben Crew ................... 4/275
14. 1804 Cooley, John to Reuben Cooley ............... ... 4/447
15. 1804 Cooley, John to James Cooley .................... 4/447
16. 1804 Cooley, Edward to David Martin .................. 4/456
17. 1805 Cooley, John Sr to James Cooley ................. 4/464
20. 1805 Cooley, James to John Reid ...................... 5/26
21. 1806 Cooley, John to William Goode ................... 5/ll9
23. 1807 Cooley, James to William Goode .................. 5/l9l
24. 1807 Cooley, John to Samuel Reid ..................... 5/l94
25. 1805 Cooley, David to Nathaniel Markland ............. 5/2l2
27. 1807 Cooley, John to Edward Cooley ................... 5/222
28. 1807 Cooley, James to Richard Sullivan ............... 5/282
29. 1809 Cooley, Edward to M.E. Church ................... 5/3l4
31. 1811 Cooley, Edward to Verlinda Boswell .............. 5/355
32. 1810 Cooley, Edward to Charles Davis ................. 5/359
33. 1811 Cooley, Edward to Martin Marshall ............... 5/4l6
34. 1808 Cooley, David to Nathaniel Markland ............. 5/4l9
35. 1813 Cooley, David to Peter Smith, Sr ................ 5/461
36. 1814 Cooley, David to John Stockberger ............... 5/529
37. 1815 Cooley, Edward to Stephen Ham ................... 5/580
38. 1815 Cooley, David to Daniel Houser .................. 5/631
1805 Cooley, Reuben to Isaac Dalton .................. 7/416
State of North Carolina to John Cooley, 1789Recorded: Book 1, Page 107 - 108 To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting Edward Cooley to Archibald Campbell1, 1801This Indenture made this third day of March 1801 between Edward Cooley of the county of Stokes State of North Carolina of the one part & Archibald Campbell of the county and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Edward Cooley for and in consideration of the sum of ten dollars to him in hand paid by the said Archibald Campbell the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by the said Edward Cooley, hath given granted Bargained, sold and made over and by these presents do Bargain Sell and make over in Fee Simple unto him the said Archibald Campbell his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract of land lying and being in Stokes County, on a branch of the Middle Fork of Muddy Creek, known by the name of the Rocky Branch. Beginninq at a small white oak being an Inset Corner of the said Edward Cooley's land, thence South one hundred perches to pointer near David Walker's line, West forty three perches to pointers in the Moravian Line, North on the said line one hundred perches to a small hickory, thence to the beqinning. Containing twenty six acres and one hundred and forty perches of land, being part of a tract containing one hundred and fifty one acres Granted by the state to the said Edward Cooley, Dated at Raleiqh the 14 October 1800 No. 548 Registered in Stokes Book C folio 330. To have and to hold to the said Archibald Campbell his heirs and assigns forever: with all and singular the Right, Title, Privileges, Improvements and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining, and he the said Edward Cooley doth for himself his heirs &ce covenant and agree to and with the said Archibald Campbell, that he the said Archibald Campbell his heirs and assigns shall and may forever hereafter peaceably and quietly have hold occupy possess and enjoy, the said described tract of land & premises free and clear from all Incumbrances or molestation from any person whatever, and the said Edward Cooley doth oblige himself his heirs &ce. the said land and premises, unto the said Archibald Campbell his heirs and assions to warrant and forever defend aaainst the lawful claim of all persons whatever. In testimony whereof the said Edward Cooley hereunto set his hand and seal the day & year first above written. Cooley @ Stokes County March Term 1801. The execution of the above Deed was duly acknowledged by Edward Cooley, Ordered to be Registered. John Cooly to Edward Cooly, 1796Stokes County, NC Deed Book 2, page 286 This Indenture Made this twenty eight day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety five Between John Cooly of Stokes County & State of North Carolina of the one part & Edward Cooly of the said County & State of the other part. Witnesseth, that the said John Cooly for & in consideration of the sum of two hundred pounds current money of the state to him in hand paid by the said Edward Cooly the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath given granted bargained sold & delivered and by these presents do grant bargain sell & deliver unto the said Edward Cooly a certain tract or parcel of land lying & being in the County of Stokes on the little fork of Oldfied Creek beginning on a double line on MCarrells line runing East to a pine thence South to a white Oak, Thence West to a pine thence North to the Begining Containing two hundred & forty acres by estimation be the same more or less together with all the right, title, claim and interest of the said John Cooly of, in and to the same To have & to hold unto the said Edward Cooly, his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use & behoof of Edward Cooly his heirs and assigns forever and the said John Cooly doth for himself his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns covenant and agree to and with the said Edward Cooly his heirs & assigns shall and may forever hereafter peaceably and quietly have hold occupy possess & enjoy the above describe tract or parcel of land with every part article & appurtenances thereunto belonging free and clear from all tithe, hindrance molestation & incumbrance whatever from him the said John Cooly or his heirs executors administrators and assigns Binding and obliging himself and every of them the said Land & premises with every part and article thereunto pertaining against himself & every of them and against all other persons whatsoever unto the said Edward Cooly his heirs & assigns will warrant & forever defend. In Witness whereof the said John Cooly hath hereunto set his hand & affixed his seal the day & date first above written. Signed sealed & delivered John Cooly seal whereas Viz: Luke Burnett ) Jeremiah Gibson ) Stokes County March Term 1796. The execution of the within Deed was proved by Jeremiah Gibson and ordered to be registered. Test: Robert Williams CLKJohn Cooley to Reuben Cooley, 1804Stokes County, NC Deed Book 4, page 447 This Indenture made the blank_ day of blank_ in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred four. Between John Cooley of the county of Stokes State of NCarolina of the one part, and Reuben Cooley his son of the county and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said John Cooley for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred pounds Lawful money of the State aforesaid to him in hand paid, the Receipt Whereof the said John Cooley doth hereby acknowledged. Have given granted Bargained and sold, and by these presents Do give grant Bargain and sell, alien Enfeoff, and Confirm unto the said Reuben Cooley his heirs & assigns forever a Certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the county aforesaid, on both sides of the Long branch of Oldfield Creek, containing one hundred twenty nine and an half acres be the same more or less. Beginning part of a tract granted by the state to John Cooley. Beginning at a Hickory James Cooley s Corner and runs West seven chains and three quarters to a post oak and forked pine in John Holland s line, North on his line twelve chains to his corner poplar, West eight chains to a Hickory, North thirteen chains to a post oak, East on John Cooley s old line fifty five chains to a Red Oak his old corner, South twenty five chains to a stake James Cooley s Corner, West to the beginning including house and plantation where the said Reuben Cooley now lives. To have and to hold the aforesaid tract of land with every Right and benefit hereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining, unto the said Reuben Cooley his heirs and assigns Forever Together with all the advantages of Land, Water Woods under Woods mines Minerals Tenements Improvements Hereditaments unto the said Land belonging, to the only proper us and behoof of him the said Reuben Cooley his heirs and assigns Forever and to no other intent or purpose whatever. And the said John Cooley for himself and his heirs Will to the said Reuben Cooley his heirs and assigns Warrant and forever Defend the aforesaid land and premises free and clear from the Molestation or hindrance of him the said John Cooley or of any person whatsoever. In witness whereof the said John Cooley hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
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Sealed and Delivered before A Robinson John C Cooley
Stokes County Dec term 1804.
The execution of the above Deed was duly proved in Open Court by Andw.
Robinson. John Cooley Sr to James Cooley, 1804Stokes County, NC Deed Book 4, page 447 This indenture made this blank day of blank in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred four Between John Cooley of the County of Stokes State of NCarolina of the one part and James Cooley his son of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said John Cooley for and in Consideration of the sum of one hundred pounds current money of the state aforesaid and to him in hand paid by the said James Cooley the Receipt Whereof is hereby acknowledged Have Granted Bargained and Sold and by these presents do give grant bargain and sell Enfeoff and Confirm unto the said James Cooley his heirs and assigns Forever a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Stokes on both sides of the Long branch of Oldfield Creek containing one hundred acres. It being part of a tract of land granted by the state aforesaid to the said John Cooley. Bounded as foll0ows Viz: Beginning at a Hickory in Reuben Cooley s line and runs West on his line seven chains & three quarters to a post oak and forked pine in John Holland s line, South on his line nine chains & three quarters to his corner pointer East five chains to his corner pine, South twelve and a half chains to a post oak near a branch East forty two chains and three quarters to a small persimmon tree and Spanish Oak in John Cooley old line, North on said line twenty two and a quarter chains to a stake Reuben Cooley's corner thence West on this line to the first station. To have & to hold unto the said James Cooley his heirs and assigns Forever, the aforesaid tract of land with all and every right and benefit thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining together with all advantages of land Water Woods Underwoods mines minerals Tenements Improvements & Hereditaments to the same belonging unto the only proper use and behoof of him the said James Cooley his heirs and assigns Forever and to no other use intent or purpose whatsoever. And the said John Cooley for himself & his heirs Wills to the said James Cooley his heirs and assigns warrant and Forever defend the aforesaid land and premises free from the Molestation or hindrance of him the said John Cooley or of any other person or person whatsoever. In Witness Whereof the said John Cooley hath hereunto set his hand & seal the day and year first above written. Sealed and Delivered before A Robinson [mark] Seal Stokes County Dec term 1804. The execution of the above Deed was duly proved in Open Count by Andrew Robinson Esquire Ordered to be registered. John Cooley Sr to James Cooley, 1805Stokes County, NC Deed Book 4 page 464 This Indenture Made the 2nd day of January AD 1805 between John Cooley Senior of the county of Stokes State of N. Carolina of the one part and James Cooley his son of the county and state aforesaid of the other part. Witness that the said John Cooley, Senior for and in consideration of the tender Love and affection which he hath and bequeath to his son the said James Cooley and for the further consideration of the sum of Five pounds to the said John Cooley in hand paid the Receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge hat Given, Granted, Sold & Delivered, and by these presents in open market and in due form of law give grant sell & deliver, alien Enfeoff, Release and forever confirm unto the said James Cooley his heirs and assigns atract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Stokes Waters of Oldfield Creek, Beginning on a white Oak in said John Cooley's line thence North to Charles Davis's line to a stake thence West with Waggoners's line near to William James' old corner a post oak then South to a stake in John Cooley's line, thence East along the said line to the beginning. Containing ninety acres of land be the samemore or less. To have and to hold the said Bargained land and appurtenances unto the aid James Cooley his heirs and assigns Forever. And I the said John Cooley for my self my heirs doth by these presents Warrant and defend the aforesaid Bargained premises unto the said James Cooley his heirs and assigns Forever free & clear from all Mortgages, Jointures, Entails, dowers, and from all & every encumbrance whatsoever as a free Estate of inheritance, in fee simple forever. In Testimony Whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal, the date above written. John Cooley (signed by mark) Sealed and delivered before A. Robinson & Polly Robinson Edward Cooley to the M. E. Church, 1809Stokes County, NC Deed Book 5 page 3l4 This Indenture made the 8th day of October AD 1809. Between Edward Cooley of Stokes County State of NCarolina of the one part, and Westly Jean, John Reed, George Thomason, Benjamin Young and Thornton Gwinn, trustees in trust for the use and purposes herein after mentioned, all of the county of Stokes and state of NCaro1ina of the other part. Witnesseth, that the said Edward Cooley & Martha his wife, for an in consideration of the sum of one dollar [?] to them in hand paid at & before the sealing and delivery of these presents, the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by the said Edward Cooley and Martha his wife, hath given, granted, Bargained sold Released & confirmed, and by these presents do grant Bargain sell release confirm and convey unto them the said Westly Jean, John Reed, George Thomason Benjamin Young Thornton Gwinn and their successors, Trustees in trust for the use and purposes herein after recorded and declared All the Estate, Rights title included, properly, claim and demand, whatever Either in Law or Equity, which he the said Edward Cooley & Martha his wife hath into or upon all and singular a Certain Lot or piece of ground, situate lying & being in the County of Stokes, State of NCarolina on the waters of Townfork, which is a prong of Dan River, Bounded & Butted as follows. Beginning at a large popular near a Spring, thence North, twelve degrees. West twenty one poles to a post oak, thence East two poles to a stake, thence North thirteen poles & nine links to a post oak, thence West to a small persimmon and a small Red Oak, thence South thirteen poles and nine links crossing the Road to two small Red Oaks, thence East nine poles to a stake thence South twelve degrees East, twenty one poles to a small hickory, and thence East or nearly East one pole to the beninning. Containing one acre, and twenty one poles, & being part of a tract of Land of (blank) and granted by the state to (blank) which was duly Registered. Together with all the houses, woods, waters, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. To have and to hold all and singular the houses, woods, waters ways and privileges thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said Westly Jean, John Reed, George Thomason Benjamin Young & Thornton Gwinn. And their successors in office forever: in trust they shall erect and build, or cause to be erected and built thereon a house or place of Worship, for the members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in the United States of America, according to the B[?] and discipline which from time to time may be agreed on and adopted by the ministers or preachers of the said Church at their General Conferences in the United States of America, and in future trust and confidence that they shall at all times forever hereafter permit such Ministers and preachers belonging to the said Church shall from time to time be duly authorized by the General Conferences of the Ministers & preachers of the said Church Methodist Episcopal Church, or by yearly conferences Authorized by the said General Conferences and none other to preach, and Explain Gods holy word, therein and in further trust and confidence, that as often as anyone or more of the trustee herein before mentioned shall die, or ceased to be a member, or members of said Church, to call a meeting of the Remaining as soon as conveniently may be and when md the Minister or preacher shall proceed to nominate one or more person to fill the places of him or them, whose office or offices have been vacated as aforesaid, provided the person or persons so nominated shall have been one year a member or members of the said Church immediately preceding such nomination, and of at least 21 years of age. And the trustees so assembled shall proceed to Elect, and by a majority of votes approve the person or persons so nominated to fill such vacancy, or vacancies in order to keep up the number of Five Trustee forever. And in case of an equal number of votes for or against the nomination the stationed minister or preacher shall have the casting vote, Provided nevertheless that if the said trustee or any of them or their successor have advanced money, or shall advance any sum or sums of money, on amount of the said premises, and they the said Trustees, or their successor be obliged to pay the sum or sums of money, they or a majority of them shall be authorized to Raise the sum or sums of money by a mortgage on said premises after notice given to the pastor or preacher who has the oversight of the congregation, attending divine service on the said premises, of the money due be not paid to the said Trustees, or their successors, within one year, after such notice given, and if such sale shall take place, the said Trustees or their successors, within one year, after such notice given, and if such sale shall take place, the said Trustees or their successors after paying the debt and all other expenses which are due from the money arising from such sale, and Deposit the Remainder of the money produced by or the said such sale in the hands of the steward or stewards of the society belonging to or attending divine service on, said premises, which surplus of net produce of such sale do deposited in the hands of the said steward or stewards shall be at the disposal of the next yearly conference Authorized as aforesaid, which yearly conference shall dispose of the said money to the best of their judgment for the use of said society. And they the said Edward Cooley & Martha his wife do by these presents Warrant and forever Defend all and singular the before mentioned and described Lot or piece of ground with appurtenance thereunto belonging unto them the said Westly Jean John Reed George Thomason Benjamin Young & Thornton Gwinn and their sucessors Chosen and appointed as aforesaid from the claim or claims of him the said Edward Cooley and Martha his wife, their heirs executors or administators, and from the claim or claims of all persons whatever. In Testimony Whereof the said Edward Cooley & Martha his wife, have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seal, the day and year first above written. Sealed & delivered in presence of Edwd X Cooley [seal] Archd Campbell & Absalom Bostick Martha X Cooley [seal Stokes County Dec Term 1809. The execution of this deed was duly proven in open Court by Archibald Campbell. Ordered to be Registered. Robt Williams CC     Grantees Index Stokes County NC Deeds - Cooley 1. Archibald Campbell, son of Archibald and Flora (Morrison) Campbell, was born 17 March 1748 at Kintyre, Argyle, Scotland. He died 2 June 1832, at Statesville, Iredell County, NC and was married to Jane Evans. Archibald appears on the federal census for Stokes county, 1790-1830. He was probably the male listed as 80-90 on the 1830 census.
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