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Note: State of South Carolina, Pendleton District, Deed Book I-J pg. 161:
Know all men by these presents that we, Fenton Hall, and William Hall both of the state and district aforesaid have bargained and agreed as follows. that is to say that I Fenton Hall do bind myself my heirs and executors to keep in a decent manner the two children of the said William Hall until they are of age in teh common necesarys of life and to give them common schooling for which the said William Hall do hereby give unto Fenton Hall one sorrel mare, five head of cattle, one feather bed, and furniture with my other household now in his possession to be to him and to his use and to his heirs or assigns in testimony of which we have signed these presents and sealed them with our seal this 27th of January 1808 in the presence of us.
Fenton Hall (seal) William Hall (seal) wit.
John Pickens
Robert Hall
Fenton Hall, Jr.
Pendleton District South Carolina Fenton Hall Jr. personally appeared before me and being sworn as the law directs sayeth that the within agreement between Fenton hall Sr and William Hall, his son, is just and true and that he witnessed the same.
Fenton Hall, Jr.
John Scott J. P.
16 mar 1808
Deed Bk I-J p 161 Pend Dist SC. Fenton Hall and William Hall agreed "I Fenton Hall do bind myself, my heirs and Executors to keep in a decent manner the two children of the said William Hall, that is to say John Hall and Serenah Hall until they are of age in the common necessarys of Life and to give them common schooling for which the said William Hall do hereby give unto Fenton Hall one Sorrel Mare, five head of cattle, one feather bed and furniture with my other household now in his possession to be to him and to his use an to his heirs or assigns in testimony of which we have signed these presents." 27 Jan 1808
Wit. John Pickens, Robert Hall, Fenton Hall Jr.
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