In Mississippi, the execution and delivery of an otherwise valid, but unrecorded, deed is sufficient to convey the grantor's ownership interest in the premises. See Wolfe v. Estate of Wolfe, 756 So. 2d 788, 790 (Miss. 1990) (fact that deeds were not recorded did not defeat contestant's claim to property; recording was only required in situations involving third-party purchaser for valuable consideration without notice); Craig v. Osborn, 98 So. 598, 602 (Miss. 1924); see also Miss. Code Ann. ยง 89-1-1 (West 2015).