1803--Sale of Suckey; Jameson to Mahan

Title: 1803--Sale of Suckey; Jameson to Mahan
Date: 1803
Formatted date: 1803-1-13
Event type: Sale
Description: In a deed of sale found within documents submitted to the Bourbon County Circuit Court in the 1803 case Hurst V. Mahan, Suckey was sold by William Jameson to Thomas Mahan. Neither party's home county was named. Within the terms of the sale, a girl named "Succa," 15 years old, was sold by Jameson to Mahan for the sum of 50 pounds sterling.; This document was submitted to the court to establish Mahan's claim to Suckey, who was also claimed by John Hurst, who submitted his own bill of sale.; Thomas Mahan was the nephew of Joseph Hawkins, Sr., who had sold Suckey to William Jameson in 1800. The Jameson family is also intermarried with the Hawkins family.
Participant: African American(s:) unknown, Suckey [6]; unknown, Suckey [6]
Witness: Witness: Hawkins, Thomas; Hawkins, Thomas
Location: Kentucky
Concluding Event: 1803--Bourbon Co., Hurst v. Mahan
Bibliographic citation: Bourbon County Circuit Court Case Files, 1802-1804; case number 3569
Source: Kentucky Circuit Court. (Bourbon County); FamilySearch.org