Randal used as collateral for Joseph Sanford’s bank debt

This post is part of an ongoing project to record names of enslaved people of Greene County, Georgia I find in historical records. 

Sanford to Boner

State of Georgia, Greene County. Rec’d from William H. Boner five hundred and thirty dollars for an in consideration of a negroe man named Randal, about twenty-one years of age, slave for life. The right and title of said negroe, I do by these presents warrant and defend the title of said negroe to him the said Boner, his heirs and assigns forever. 

The condition of this obligation is such that whereas a note made and dated on the 4th day of March 1830 at sixty-one days after date, payable at the Branch Bank of the State of Georgia to the order of William H. Boner and by said Boner endorsed to the Branch Bank aforesaid, and executed by the said Joseph Sanford for the sum of five hundred and thirty dollars and discounted at said Bank for the accommodation of the said Joseph K. Sanford, now if the said Joseph K. shall, will, and truly pay all deductions and interest, and meet all the requisitions of said Bank, and have the said Boner from the payment of said note, and venue the same at its maturity and finally pay off and discharge the same whenever said Bank shall require it, together with all expenses attending the same, then, this obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force and virtue in terms of the mortgage law, in such cases made and provided.

Joseph K. Sanford [seal]

Executed before us 24th March 1830
Thomas Stocks, J.J.C.

Recorded 24th day of March 1830
Thomas W. Grimes, Clk.

Reference

Greene County, Georgia, Deed Books 1824–1828, 1829–1851, image 431, FamilySearch.