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Edward Stephenson to Michael Clardy 1804 This Indenture made this fourth day of September in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and four between Edward Stephenson
of Anderson County and state of Tennessee of the one part and Michael
Clardy of the county and state aforesaid of the other part witnesseth
that the said Edward Stephenson for and in consideration of the
sum of five hundred dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof
is hereby acknowledged hath and by these presents doth grant bargain
sell alien enfeeoff and confirm unto the said Michael Clardy
his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing
supposed to be one hundred and fifty acres be the same more or less
lying on the south side of Clinch River in the lost bottom Beginning
at a stake on John Singletons corner and running down the meanders
of the branch forty two poles to a Dogwood on the bank of the branch
thence West twelve poles to Poplar, thence North ten degrees East thirteen
poles to a black haw, thence North twenty five East fifteen poles to
a beech, thence down the branch to a Cheary[sic] tree, thence North
eighteen degrees East fo___[forty] two poles to an Ellem on the river
bank, thence up ___ the river to an Ellum, thence South fifteen degrees
East one hundred and sixty poles along a conditional line to a stake,
thence a Strait line to the beginning with all and singular the wood,
water, water courses profits commodities hereitments and appurtences
whatsoever to the said tract of land belonging or appertaig-ing[sic]
and the revrsion and revrsions remainder and remainders rent and uses
thereof and all the estate right title interest thereof property claim
and demand of him the said Stephenson his heirs and assigns forever
of in and to the same and every part and parcel thereof either in law
or Equity to have and to hold the said purposed one hundred and fifty
acres of land with the appurtenances unto the said Michael Clardy
his heirs and assigns forever against the lawfull title claim and demand
of all and every person or persons whatsoever will warrant and forever
defend by these presents in witness whereof the said Edward Stephenson
hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written assigned
sealed and delivered in the presents of
The within deed was acknowledged in open court Let it be registered Stephen Heard, CAC July 24th 1806 Source: LDS FHL #979,339, pg 217-218 |
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Isom Stinnet to Michael Clardy 1804 This indenture made this fourth day of September in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and four between Isom Sinet of
Anderson County and state of Tennessee of the one part and Michael
Clardy of the county and state aforesaid of the other part witnesseth
that the said Sinnet for and in consideration of the sum of six
hundred dollars to him in hand paid the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged
hath and by these presents doth grant bargain sell alien and confirm
unto the said Michael Clardy his heirs and assigns forever a
certain tract or parcel of land containing supposed to be one hundred
and fifty achors (sic) more or less lying in Anderson County on the
South side of Clinch river in the lost bottom Beginning at a stake on
the lack line of the survey running along William Sinnets line
one hundred sixty poles to a large Elm tree on the river bank thence
up the river to a double sycamore to Singletons corner, thence South
twenty five degrees East to Raglands line, thence a direct line
to the beginning it being a part of a tract granted John Singleton
dated 17th of November in the year ninety and number 842 with all and
singular the woods waters water courses profits commodites hereditaments
appurtenances whatsoever to the said of land belonging or appertaining
and the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders rents and
issues thereof and all the estate right title interest property claim
and demand of him the said Isom Sinnet his heirs and assigns
forever of and in and to the same and every part and parcel thereof
either in law or equity to have and to hold the said supposed one hundred
and fifty achors[sic] of land with the appertenanes unto the said Michael
Clardy his heirs and assigns forever against the lawfull title claims
or demand of all and every person whatever will warrant and forever
defend by these these (sic) presents signed sealed and delivered in
the presents of
The within deed was proved in open court by John Kirby Esquier Let it be registered Stephen Heard CAC July 24th 1806 Source: LDS FHL #979,339, pg 219-220 |
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James Gibson to Benjamin Clardy, 1808 This Indenture made this Thirteeth Day of December in the year of our Lord One thousand Eight Hundred & Eight between James Gibson of the County of Smith & State of Tennessee of the One part, & Benjamin Cleady [sic] of the County of Sumner and State aforesd. Of the other part Witnesseth that the said James Gibson for & in Consideration of the sum of seven Hundred Dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath & by these presents doth Grant Bargain Sell alien Enfeoff [sic] & Confirm unto the sd. Benjamin Cleady [sic] his heirs and Assigns forever a certain Tract or parcel of Land Containing one Hundred Acres lying & being in the County of Smith on the Waters of Goose Creek, Beginning at Patterson's South East corner on a White Oak & Sugargum thence East One Hundred & forty Poles to a white Ash Sugartree & black Haw, thence North One hundred & fourteen Poles & three tenths of a pole to an Elm & Hickory, thence West One hundred & forty poles to a stake in Patterson's line thence South with said Line one hundred & fourteen & three-tenths poles to the Beginning containing one Hundred Acres by Estimation with all & Singular the Woods Waters Water Courses profits Comodities Hereditaments & appurtenances whatsoever to the said tract of Land belonging or appertaining and the reversion & reversions, remainder rents issues thereof, & all the Estate Right title Interest property Claim & demand of the said [sic] his Heirs & Assigns forever of in & to the same & every part or parcel thereof either in Law or Equity To have & to hold the said Tract or parcel Containing one Hundred Acres of Land with the appurtenances to the said Benjamin Cleady [sic] his Heirs & Assigns forever Against the Lawfull Title Claim & demand of all & every person or persons I the said James Gibson will Warrant & forever defend by these presents, signed Sealed & Delivered In presence of-
State of Tennessee Smith County March Term 1809 Then the Execution of the within Deed of Conveyance was duly proven in Open Court by Richard Scott & William Chamberlain witness thereto & Ordered to be Registered. Regd. The 22 Day of April 1809 Robt Allen Clk of Smith County Court Source: TSLA Film #112, Vol C 1808-1811, pg 186-187 |
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Elihu Kilpatrick
900 acres This Indenture made this fourteenth day of December in the years of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eleven between Joseph Kilpatrick of the county of Maury and State of Tennessee of the one part, and Elihu Kilpatrick of the county and state aforesaid of the other. Witnesseth: That the said Joseph Kilpatrick for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars, to him in hand paid by the said Elihu Kilpatrick, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, sold and confirmed, and by these presents doth give, grant, sell and confirm to the said Elihu Kilpatrick, his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of land, lying situated, and being in the county of Maury on both sides of Duck River-Beginning at a dogwood and ironwood tree being the Sth corner of Ebenezer Kilpatrick's tract of three hundred and twelve acres, and runs hence East sixteen poles to a corner on a large ash and red oak hence North one hundred and thirty three poles to a corner on a ironwood and cedar-tree, in the North boundary line of the two hundred and twenty acre tract-Hence West with said line, one hundred and sixty poles to a corner on a dogwood and cedar-tree-Hence South 40* East sixteen poles to a sugar tree- Hence South nineteen degrees West Thirty poles to a rose elder on the South side of Duck river- Then down the meanders of the River, to a large red oak and white oak, corners on the bank of the River- Hence East one hundred and seventy five poles to a sycamore, maple and hornbeam corner, where said Ebenezer Kilpatrick 's West boundary line of his three hundred and twelve acre tract strikes the south banks of Duck River-Hence North with his line across the River to the beginning, containing two Hundred acres be the same more or less- To have and to hold the above described land, together with all woods, waters, mines, minerals, and every other advantage whatsoever, to the said land appertaining or belonging to the only proper use and behalf of him the sd Elihu Kilpatrick, his heirs and assigns forever, that the above described land and premises, he will warrant and forever defend against the right title, interest, and claim of the sd Joseph Kilpatrick his heirs and assigns forever, only the sd Joseph Kilpatrick reserves to himself forever, one acre of land on which his Horse Mill now stands- In Testimony whereof, the sd Joseph Kilpatrick
hath hereunto set his hand, and affixed his seal this day and date above
written- Signed, sealed, del'd in
Source: Maury Co. TN Deed Bks; LDS #549,238 pg. 105 |
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Eleazer Kilpatrick This Indenture made this fourteenth day of December
in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eleven, between
Ebenezer Kilpatrick of the county of Maury, state of Tennessee,
of the one part and Eleazer Kilpatrick of the County and State
aforesaid of the other part- Witnesseth, that the sd Ebenezer Kilpatrick,
for and in consideration of the sum of One Thousand dollars to him in
hand paid, by the sd Eleazer Kilpatrick, the receipt whereof
is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, bargained, sold, aliened,
conveyed and confirmed, unto the sd Eleazer Kilpatrick, his heirs
and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of land, situated, lying,
and being in the County of Maury, on Duck River-It being part of a tract
of land, containing eight hundred acres granted to Joseph Kilpatrick
by the State of North Carolina. Beginning at two hickories the South
West corner of sd tract. Running hence East one hundred and seventy
nine poles with the old line reverse, to an Elm poplar on said line-Hence
North one hundred and seventy nine poles to a stake-Hence West one hundred
and seventy nine poles, crossing Duck River to an Ash and Elm-Hence
South one hundred & seventy nine poles, crossing the River to the beginning-containing
two hundred acres of land be the same more or less. To have and to hold
the aforesaid land, with all and singular, the rights, profits, emoluments,
hereditaments & appurtenances of in and to the same belonging, or in
any wise appertaining to the only proper use and behalf of him the said
Eleazer Kilpatrick, his heirs and assigns forever & he the said
Ebenezer Kilpatrick for himself, his slaves, executors and administrators,
doth covenant and agree to and with the said Eleazer Kilpatrick
his heirs and assigns forever, that the before recited land and bargained
premises, he will warrant and forever defend against the right, title,
interest and claim of him the said Ebenezer Kilpatrick, or his
heirs or assigns forever- In Witness whereof, the said Ebenezer Kilpatrick
hath hereunto set his hand, and affixed his seal, the day and year
above written. Signed, Sealed and delivered
Jos. Carthel Source: Maury Co. TN Deed Bks; LDS #549,238 |
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Joseph Herndon to Joshua W. Kilpatrick, This Indenture this eighteenth day of November, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, between Joseph Herndon
of Maury County and State of Tennessee, of the one part, and Joshua
W. Kilpatrick of the same county and state, of the other part. Witnesseth,
that the said Joseph Herndon for and in consideration of the
sum of two hundred and fifty dollars to him in hand paid, the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath and by these presents, doth grant,
bargain, sell, alien, convey and confirm unto the said Joshua W.
Kilpatrick, his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel
of land, situated in said county and State, on the North side of Dick
River, whereon said Kilpatrick now resides, being a part of a
four thousand acre tract, granted by the state of North Carolina to
Benjamin Herndon by Grant No. 78, and which was conveyed to said
Herndon by deed bearing date of the 29th day of April 1815. Beginning
at a small Beech and dead Mulberry, on the west boundary line of the
said 4000 acre tract being the South Western corner of an hundred &
fifty acre tract sold by said Herndon to Ebenezer Kilpatrick.
Running hence South with the said West boundary line of the 4000 acre
tract, eight poles to a White Oak and small Ash, hence east two hundred
poles to the West boundary line of the tract where said Joseph Herndon
now resides, at an Elm, hence North along said line eighty poles to
a black Gum, said Ebenezer Kilpatrick's, South East corner, hence
West along his line Two hundred poles to the beginning containing one
hundred acres, be the same more or less. To Have & To Hold the said
bargained premises with the appurtenances unto the said Joshua W.
Kilpatrick, his heirs and assigns forever, and the said Joseph
Herndon doth covenant to and with the said Joshua W. Kilpatrick,
that the said premises with the appurtenances unto the said Joshua
W. Kilpatrick, his heirs and assigns, he will will [sic] & truly
warrant and forever defend, against the lawful claim, title and demand
of all and every person or person whatever. In Testimony whereof, I
have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal, the day and year above
written.
in presence of Source: Maury Co., TN Deed Bks; LDS # 549,238 pg. 273 |
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Elijah Frost to Michael Clardy 1816 This indenture made this nineteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixteen between Elijah Frost of Anderson County and state of Tennessee of the one part and Michael Clardy of the county and state aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said Elijah Frost for and in consideration of the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is here by acknowledged hath and by these presents doth grant bargain sell alien infeeof and confirm unto the said Michael Clardy his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing supposed to be one hundred and forty acres be the same more or less lying and being in Anderson County and state aforesaid on both side of Clinch River Eighty acres on the South side be the same or less Beginning at a stake on the back line of the survey running along William Stinnets line one hundred and sixty poles to a large elm tree on the river bank thence down the river to Elm thence South fifteen degrees East one hundred and sixty poles along a conditional Line to a stake then a strate[sic] line to the beginning and also another lying on the North side of the river containing sixty acres be the same more or less Beginning on an ask on the bank of the river on a conditional line between Dickson and said Frost to the back line thence along said to a hickory and pine thence along Sinclairs line to an ash and post oak thence along Sinclars line to a Spanish oak and Post oak on a bluff on the river bank thence down the river to the beginning with all singular the wood waters water courses prohites [sic] commodities hereiterments and appertinaces whatsoever to the said tract of land belonging or appertaining and the reversions and reversions remainders and remainders rents and isues there of and all the estate right title interest thereof property claim and demand of him the said Frost his heirs and assigns for ever of in and to the same and every part and parcel thereof either in law or equity to have and to hold the said supposed one hundred and forty acres of land with the appertainances unto the said Michael Clarty his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful title claim and demand of all and every person or person whatsoever will warrant and forever defend by these presents in witness whereof the said Elijah Frost here unto Set his hand and seal the day and year above written signed sealed and delivered in the presents of of [sic] *So sorry, I failed to copy the next page which had the signatures on it. Check back in a few months & I will get the copy and include it here. Source: LDS FHL #979,340, Bk D pg267-269 |
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Ruben Ragland to Michael Clardy 1817 This indenture made this thirtyeth day of June the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen between Ruben Ragland
of White County and state of Tennessee of the one part and Michael
Clardy of Anderson County and state aforesaid of the other parte
witnesseth that the said Ragland for and in consideration of
the sum of one hundred and forty dollars to him in hand paid the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged hath and by these presents doth grant
bargain sell alien and confirm unto the said Michael Clardy his
heirs and assigns forever a sertain tract or parcel of land containing
one hundred acres more or less beginning at a red oak and pine in Edward
Frost line and corner Running South fifty three degrees west Ninety
poles to a stake thence South Sixty three degrees East one hundred and
eighty poles crossing the Valley to a Elm thence North fifty three degrees
Easte ninety poles to a stake on Frost line thence with said line to
the begining it beaing part of a tract of land granted to William
Reed by the state of North Carolina with all and singular the woods
waters watercorses profets commodities heriditiments and appurtences
whatsoever to the said tract of land belonging or appertaining and the
reversion and reversions remainder and remainders Rents and Issues thereof
and all the estate rite title interest prope___[profit] claim and demand
of him the said Reuben Ragland his heirs and assigns forever
of in and to the same and every part and parcel thereof either in law
or Equity to have and to hold the said supposed one hundred acres of
land with the appurtenances unto the said Michael Clardy his
heirs and assigns forever against the lawful title claim and demand
of all and every person whatever will warrant and forever defend by
these presents
The above deed was proved in open court let it be registered A Barton C A C Source: LDS FHL # 979,340, Bk D, pg 214-215 |
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James Alexander 100 Acres THIS INDENTURE made this 5th day of December in the year
of our Lord 1816, between Joseph Kilpatrick, of the one part,
& James Alexander of the other part both of the county of Maury
and State of Tennessee~WITNESSETH, that the sd Joseph Kilpatrick,
for and in consideration of the sum of 100 dollars to him in hand paid,
by the said James Alexander, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,
hath given, granted, sold and confirmed & by these presents doth give,
grant, sell and confirm to the said James Alexander his heirs
and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of Land, lying, situated
and being in the county of Maury on Duck River~
Joseph B. Porter Clk Source: LDS film #549,239 pg 72 Maury Co., TN Deed Bks |
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Alison McCord 100 Acres THIS INDENTURE made this 18th day of Sept. in the year
of our Lord, 1817, between Joseph Kilpatrick of the one part
& Alison McCord of the other, both of the county of Maury and
State of Tennessee, WITNESSETH that the said Joseph Kilpatrick for
and in consideration of the sum of 100 dollars to him in hand paid by
the said Alison McCord, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,
hath given, granted, sold and confirmed, and by these presents doth
give, grant, & confirm to the said Allison McCord, his heirs
and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of Land, lying situated
in the county of Maury on the South side of Duck River. BEGINNING on
Eleazor Kirkpatrick's S E corner, and runs E. 69 poles to a stake~hence
N 232 poles to a stake~hence W to the river~hence with the meanders
of the river, to Eleazor Kilpatrick's N E corner~hence to the
beginning corner containing one hundred Acres be the same more or less~
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described Land~together with all wood,
waters, mines, minerals, and every other advantage whatsoever to the
sd Land appertaining or belonging to the omly proper use and behalf
of him the said Allison McCord, his heirs and assigns forever,
and the said Joseph Kilpatrick, for himself, his Executors and
Administrators doth covenant and agree with the said Allison McCord,
his heirs and assigns forever, that the above decribed Land and premises,
he will warrant & forever defend, against the right, title, interest
or claim of the said Joseph Kilpatrick his heirs and assigns
forever. IN TESTIMONY whereof, the sd Joseph Kilpatrick hath
hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal, the day and date above written,
On the back of the above Deed was written State of Tennessee Maury County January Term 1819~Then the within Deed was produced in open court the execution thereof duly proven by the oaths of H Branch and James Alexander, two subscribing witnesses thereto, and ordered to be certified for Registration, In Testimony whereof, I Joseph B. Porter, I Joseph B. Porter [sic] Clerk of sd county court have hereunto set my hand at Columbia May 5th 1819
Source: LDS film #549,239 pg71 Maury Co., TN Deed Bks |
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Saml Radford 100 Acres THIS INDENTURE made this third day of October in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen, between Joseph Kilpatrick
of the one part, and Samuel Radford, of the other ~both of the
County of Maury and State of Tennessee~ WITNESSETH that the said Joseph
Kilpatrick, for and in consideration of the sum one hundred dollars,
to him in hand paid, by the said Samuel Radford, the reet [sic
(receipt)] whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, sold
and confirmed, and by these presents doth give, grant, and confirm to
the said Samuel Radford, his heirs and assigns forever, a certain
tract of parcel of Land, lying, situated and being in the County of
Maury, on the South side of Duck River~ BEGINNING Elihu Kilpatrick's
South East corner, and runs south three hundred and thirty one poles
to a stake~Hence West forty eight and one half poles to a stake~Hence
North three hundred and thirty one poles to a stake~Hence East to the
beginning corner~ containing one hundred acres be the same more or less~
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described Land, together with all woods,
waters, mines, minerals and every other advantage whatsoever, to the
said Land appertaining or belonging to the only proper use and behalf
of him the said Samuel Radford, his heirs and assigns forever~And
the said Joseph Kilpatrick, for himself, his Executors and Administrators,
doth covenant and agree with the said Saml Radford, his heirs
and assigns forever, to defend against the right, title, interest and
claim of the said Joseph Kilpatrick, his heirs and assigns forever~
IN TESTIMONY whereof, the sd Joseph Kilpatrick hath hereunto
set his hand, and affixed his seal, the day and date above written.
Joseph B. Porter Source: LDS film #549,239 pg 221 Maury Co., TN Deed Bks |
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Henry Branch 86 acres
in the presence of On the back of the above Deed was written, State of Tennessee, Maury County, January Term 1819. Then the within Deed was produced in open court the execution thereof duly proven, by the oaths of James Alexander and Allison McCord and ordered to be certified for registration.
Source: LDS film #549,239 pg 52 Maury Co., TN Deed Bks |
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Stubblefield et al, to Benjamin Clardy Deed 1822 This indenture made this 2nd day of December in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and twenty two between, Armsted Stubblefield-George Stubblefield-Woodruff Stubblefield-Tilman Stubblefield-Garrison Stubblefield & Meredith Walton & Nancy his wife who was proven[?] to her intermarriage with said Meridith. Nancy Stubblefield-they being some of the heirs and representatives of Clement Stubblefield Decd, and all of Sumner county & State of Tennessee of the one part and Benjamin Claridy of the county of Smith & state aforesaid of the other part-witneseth that the said Armsted-George Woodruff Tilman Garrison & Merideth & wife Nancy for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred & seventeen dollars & fifty cents to them in hand paid by the said Benjamin-the receipt whereof they do here by acknowledge hath bargained sold aliened asseuss conveyed & confirmed and by these presents doth bargain sell alien assess? conveyed & confirm a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being on the waters of the east fork of Goose Creek & in the said county of Smith containing one hundred & seventy three acres by survey be the same more or less- beginning at a buckeye & ash it being the beginning corner of a tract of six hundred & forty acres-granted to Silby Harvey & Anthony Bledsoe by patent No 2086-running west forty two poles to an elm & ash in William Pattersons East boundary line-thence south with his line ninety & three fourths poles to a hickory & Elm then west four & a half poles to a small beach[sic] then south fifty five poles to a stake Glasyows South ease corner of his tract of fourteen hundred & twenty eight acres-thence west to the east boundary of another tract of William Pattersons one hundred thirty four & one fourth poles to a stake then south sixty six poles to a white oak & Shugar tree in Williams Stalcups north boundary line-thence east with his line ninty & three fourths poles to a Shurgar tree his north East cornerthen south with Stalcups line-one hundred & seven and one half poles to a Shugar tree thence east ninety poles to a stake-south east corner to the said tract of six hundred & forty acres-grant to Harvey & Bledsoe-then north three hundred & twenty five poles to the beginning- it being part of the said tract granted to Anthony Bledsoe & Silby Harvey as above described and for further identity-reference may be had to said grant and which said tract of six hundred & forty acres was vested in the heirs of the said Clement Stubblefield by orders of the Supreme Court of the said State of Tennessee as Sparta at the Dec term 1821 and the said Armsted George Woodruff Tilman Garrison & Meridith & wife Nancy as six out of eight of the heirs and legatees of the above named Clement Stubblefield Decd- will warrant and forever defend unto the said Benjamin his heirs and assigns forever against their respective and rightfull proportions (viz) Six eights of the above discribed tract of one hundred & Seventy Three acres-to him the said Benjamin his heirs and assigns forever against themselves and their heirs & against all persons whatever in witness whereof they have hereunto set their hand, and affixed their seals-this day and date above
State of Tennessee Pursuant to an order to reg directed from the county court of Smith
we have this 30th day of July in the year 1823 forwarded To take the
examination of Nancy Walton the wife of Meridith Walton
separate and apart to her self concerning her free consent in her executing
the anesct deed of conveyance to Benjamin Clary[sic]-the said
Nancy says it was by her free will & consent said conveyance
was made & signed & she now acknowledges and confeses the same given
and under our hand & seals
State of Tennessee Smith county court august term 1823 then the execution of this deed and bargain of sale from Armsted, George, Woodruff, Tilmon, & Garrison Stubblefield, Meridith & Nancy Walton to Benjamin Clardy for the land there in named was duly proven in open court by the oaths of John S. Blackwell & William Clardy witness there to and the said Nancy Walton being examined privately and apart from her husband Meridith Walton by Solomon Debow & David Shelton two members of this court who certifies that the said Nancy says that she did freely and of her own consent execute said deed on motion the same is ordered to be certified for registration Registered Nov 7th 1823 Attest Johnathan Pickett, Clk
Source: TSLA Deed Bk H. Nos. 1063-1066 |
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Elisha Uzzell deed lot No. 167 This Indenture made and entered into the 19th day of January one thousand eight hundred and twenty four between S. P. Manville and Edward W. Dale this by of William A, Manville of the one part and Elisha Uzzell of the other part all of the county of Maury and state of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said S. P. Manville and Edward W. Dale trustees & for the valuable consideration of forty dollars to them in hand paid the receipt thereof and payment thereof is hereby acknowledged hath bargained and sold and by these presents do bargain and sell unto Elisha Uzzell a certain parcel of ground situated in the plan of said town by lot No. 167 containing seventy two square poles running and bounded as follows on the east by Main street on the north by Chirch [sic] street on the West by Lot No____[sic] on the South by lott No 166 beginning on beginning on [sic] said street at the corner of lott No 166 running north six poles to a stake thence west twelve poles to a stake thence south six poles to a stake thence east 12 poles to the beginning to have and to hold the above mentioned lot and premises with all the emocuemts [sic] and appurtenancey to the same belong in in [sic] any wise apertaining rent and essuy [sic] To him the said Elisha Uzzell his heirs and assigns forever both in law and equity and the said Manville and Dale do covenant and agree to and with the said Uzzell that they will warrant and defend the same against the lawful claim title or demand of every person or persons whatever claiming by under through them or either of them In Testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals the date above written.
On the back of the above deed was written State of Tennessee Maury County court January Term 1824 Then the within deed of conveyance was produced in open court and the execution thereof duly ackn by S. P. Manville and Edward W. Dale trustees subscribing Witnesses thereas and ordered to be certified for registration In Testimony Whereof I Joseph B. Porter Clerk of said court have hereunto subscribed my name at office this 20th February 1824
Source: LDS # 549,242; Maury Co. TN Deed Bks Vol. L-M 1824-1829 |
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Nathaniel A. Longley deed of gift Know all men by these presents that I Alexander Kirkpatrick of Maury County and State of Tennessee for and in consideration of the love and affection which I bare and entertance to wards and for Nathaniel A. Longley once an infant of four or five as and the son of Caleb Longly and Sophronia his wife of the county and state aforesaid do give and by these presents have given to the said Nathaniel A. Longley the following of property Viz: one plain cherry bureau with five drawers Six leare[sic] and two white spilt bottom chairs one child crib or cradle One dressing table one churned [or chumell]? To have and to hold to the said Nathaniel A. Longley his heirs and assigns forever. The following Shierfeed? property and the said Alexander Kirkpatrick do hereby covenant to warrant the same to the said Nathaniel A. Longly and defend him aganst the claims and claims of all and every person or persons whatever In Testimony Whereof the said Alexander Kirkpatrick hath set his hand and seal the day and date above written. This ___ day of May 1825 Test. O. Yeotman ??
On the back of the above deed of gift was written State of Tennessee Maury County court January term 1825 then the within deed of gift was produced in open court and the execution thereof duly acknowledged by Alexander Kirkpatrick and ordered to be certified for registration. Source: LDS #549,242 Maury Co, TN Deed Bks vol. L-M 1824-1829 |
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Elisha Uzzell deed Lot No 136 This Indenture made this ___ day of July in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twenty five between Elisha Uzzell
and Alexander Kirkpatrick of the state of Tennessee and county
of Maury and town of Columbia of the one part and Elisha Uzzell
of the state of Tennessee and town aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth
that the said Uzzell & Kirkpartick for valuable consideration
to them in hand paid the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged hath
this day bargained and sold and by these presents do give, grant, bargain
sell alien conveyance confirm unto the said Elisha Uzzell a certain
piece of land on parcel of ground containing seventy two square poles
lying and being a lot in said Town of Columbia distinguished in the
plan there of by lott No 136 and bounded on the north by division street
and on the east by lott No 135 beginning on said street on the north
west of lott no 135 running thence west with said street twelve poles
to a stake on High street hence north six poles to the beginning to
have and to hold the above mentioned lot and premises with all the improvements
those unto belonging or in any wise appertaining with the reversion
and reversioned rents issues thereof and there from and every part and
parcel thereof either in law or equity to the only proper use and behoof
of him the said Elisha Uzzell his heirs and assigns and the said
Uzzell and Kirkpatrick doth by these presents covenant
agree to and with the said Elisha that they will warrant and
forever defend the said against the lawfull claim of all and every person
of persons whatever In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand
and seals the day and date above written.
On the back of the above written deed was written State of Tennessee Maury County court July term 1825 then the within deed of conveyance was produced in open court and the execution thereof duly ackd by Elisha Uzzell and Alexander Kirkpartick and ordered to be certified for registration.
Source: LDS #549,242; Maury Co., TN Deed Bks Vol. L-M 1824-1829 |
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Joshua W. Kilpatrick deed 150 acres land This indenture made this second day of July in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty two between Ebenezer Kilpatrick of Maury County and state of Tennessee of the one part and Joshua W. Kilpatrick of the same county and state of the other part Witnesseth that the said Ebenezer Kilpatrick for and in consideration of the sum of thirteen hundred and fifty dollars to him in hand paid at and before the sealing and delivery of the presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledge hath and by these presents doth grant bargain sell alien convey and confirm unto the said Joshua W. Kilpatrick his heirs and assigns for ever a certain tract or parcel of land situated on said county and state on the north side of Duck river being a part of a four thousand acre tract granted by the state of North Carolina to Benjamin Herndon by grant No 78 the tenth day of July 1788. Beginning at a White Oak marker as the north west corner of said four thousand acre tract running west a long the west boundary line thereof south one hundred and twenty three poles to a small Peach and dead Mulberry Joshua W. Kilpatricks North West corner thence east along his line one hundred and ninety eight poles to a black gum tree near an old road and on Joseph Herndons West boundary line of the tract he lives on hence north along said Joseph Herndons said line one hundred and twenty three poles to three hickorys on the north boundray line of said four thousand acre tract hence West one hundred and ninety eight poles to the beginning containing one hundred and fifty acres be the same more or less. To have and hold the said bargained premises with the appurtenances unto the said Joshua W. Kilpatrick that the aforesaid bargined premises with the appurtenances he will warrant and forever defend unto the said Joshua W. Kilpatrick his heirs and assigns forever and the said Ebenezer Kilpatrick doth covenant and agree to and with the said Joshua W. Kilpatrick that the aforesaid bargined premises with the appurtenances he will warrant and forever defend the said Joshua W. Kilpatrick his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims title Whatever in Tesitmony Whereof- the said Ebenezer Kilpatrick hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year first above written. Signed sealed and delivered in presence of
On the back of the above deed was written State of Tenessee
Maury County court October Term 1823. Then the within deed of conveyance
was produced in open court and executed thereof duly proven by the oaths
of John T. Moore and James C. Moore subscribing witnesses
thereto and ordered to be certified for registration in Testimony Whereof
I Joseph B. Porter clerk of court have hereunto subscribed my
name at office this 17th day of January 1824. Source: LDS #549,242; Maury Co., TN Deed Bks Vol. L-M 1824-1829 |
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Samuel H Peak bill of sale Know all men by these presents that Joshua W. Kilpatrick of Maury County and state of Tennessee for and in consideration of the Sum of five hundred dollars to me in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have bargained and sold and delivered and by these presents do bargin sell and deliver To Samuel H. Peak of the county of Maury and state of aforesaid a negro woman and child named Emoline aged Seventeen months Edy aged 23 years which said negro woman and child I warrant to be sound and health and sensible and slave for life and by these presents bind myself my hand. Executed administrators to warrant and forever defend the title of said negros unto the said Samuel H. Peak his heirs executors and administrators and assign against the claim or claims of all and every person or persons whatever whereby the same may be affected or imcumbered contray to the true intent and meaning of these presents.
On the back of the above deed was written State of Tennessee Maury county court June Term 1825 then the within deed of conveyance was produced in open court and the execution there of duly proven by A. Kilpatrick and William Voohies two subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be certified for registration. Joseph B. Porter clk Source: Tenessee State Library & Archives, Deed Book L, page 458 |
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Benjamin S. Clardy deed Lot Signed Sealed and delivered In the presence of
LDS #0,549,242, Maury Co., TN Deeds BK M, pg143 |
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Pleasant Nelson's deed executed LDS #0,549,244 Maury Co., Deeds BkQ, pg 112-113 |
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J Kilpatrick & Anderson deed of This indenture made on the 18 day of October in the year
one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight between Benja S. Clardy
of the State of Tennessee and County of Maury of the one part and Joshua
W. Kilpatrick and William S. Anderson of the state and county
aforesaid of the other part Witnessesth that for and in consideration
of the sum of Five hundred dollars in hand paid to the said Benjamin
S. Clardy hath this day bargained sold and conveyed and by these
presents doth bargain sell and convey unto the said J W Kilpatrick
and W S Anderson a certain tract of land or parcel of ground
situated lying and being in the county of Maury, the town of Columbia
being two lots in the said town of Columbia and designated in the plan
of said town by No. 138 & 141- Beginning at a stake on Division Street
the South West corner of lot N. 139 running thence West with the said
street twelve poles to a stake on corner Stone on High Street thence
North along said street twelve poles to a stake on corner Stone the
South West corner of Heezektal Wards let thence East Twelve poles
to a stake thence South to the beginning. To have and to hold the above
described lots and bargained premises with all the appurtenances there
unto belonging to the said J W Kilpatrick and W. S. Anderson
their heirs and assigns forever and the said B.S. Clardy doth
hereby promise covenant and agree to and with the said J W Kilpatrick
and W S Anderson their heirs and assigns that the said B.
S. Clardy his heirs Executors and administrators shall and will
at all times warrant and forever defend the above described land and
premises to the said J W Kilpatrick and W S Anderson their
heirs and assigns that the said forever upon trasl(?) never the less
now whereas the said J W Kilpatrick & W S Anderson is
bound for the said B. S. Clardy to the bank of the State of Tennessee
for the sum of Five hundred dollars as the said B S Clardys security.
Now if the said B S Clardy shall fail or cause to be paid the
said sum of Five hundred dollars with all interest cast and damages
which have and may accrued on said Five hundred dollars then this deed
of conveyance to be null and void otherwise to remain in full force
and witness in testimony whereof the said B S Clardy hath here
unto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year above mentioned.
Signed , Sealed and delivered in the presence of
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Then this deed of Trust was produced in open Court the Certification thereof duly proven by C J Baldwin and Josiah Wire and by the court ordered to be certified for registration .
Source: Tennessee State Library & Archives, Deed
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Transcribed From Old Book "B" Page 500
This indenture made this 20th day of August One Thousand Eight Hundred and thirty one. Between Elijah Warrington of the State of Tennessee and County of Wayne of the one part and Benjamin S. Clardy of the County of Giles and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth: That for and in consideration of the sum of Three hundred Dollars to me in hand paid the receipts whereof is hereby acknowledged hath bargained sold conveyed and confirmed unto the said Benjamin S. Clardy his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing Seventy two acres be the same more or less it being a part of a tract of one hundred and sixty acres originally granted by the State of Tennessee to Woolsey Warrington (Deceased) and by heir willed to said Elijah Warrington the same lying and being situated in the Counties of Hardin and Wayne in the Eight District Eleventh Range and first and second fractional sections and bounded as follows (") Beginning at a stone and White Oak in Reeves South boundry line in the North East corner of the original survey hense One hundred & ninety Eight poles to a hickory the South East corner thence West one hundred and twenty poles to a red birch thence North thirty five Degrees East one hundred poles to a small dogwood thence East Eight poles to a Hornbraur near a White Oak thence North twenty five degrees East One Hundred and twenty five poles to the beginning, together with all and singular the woods waters mines and minerals here dilonients and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining thereto To have and to hold the aforesaid premises and the said Elijah Warrington do here by agree to and with the said Benjamin S. Clardy to warrant and forever defend the aforesaid premises from him his heirs executors or administrators unto the said Benjamin S. Clardy his heirs or assigns forever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this day and date above. Written 1831, Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of
In witness whereof I William Barnett Clerk of said court have hereunto subscribed my name at office, September 1832
Source: TSLA #546, 547, Barginor/Barginee |
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Wm. Clardy & Jane Blackwell, Deed for provisions due to Divorce. 1832 This indenture made and entered into this 18th day of August 1832 between William Clardy of Smith county Tennessee of the one part and his wife Jane Clardy of the second part and Benjamin Clardy of the third part witness that whereas the said William Clardy and Jane his wife have mutually agreed to separate and part and that they will live together no more it is therefore convenant & agree between the said parties to these presents as follows that is to say the said William Clardy for him left by heirs Executors & admin. doth covenant and agree to and ___[illegible] the said Benjamin Clardy his heirs & assigns that he will grant to the said Jane Clardy & her heirs & assigns forever the following property (to wit) one tract of land lying on the water of Goose Creek joining the land of Benjamin Clardy it being the land wherein the said William Clardy formerly lived consisting of about sixty acres more or less. 1 mare estimated at forty dollars thirty dollars in cash one hundred fifteen dollars worth of Corn thirty dollars in Tolace eighty one dollars & .25ct in cash notes, 1 cow with eight dollars the said William Clardy for himself his heirs executors administrators doth covenant and agree to and with the said Benjamin Clardy his assigns that all the above named property land & tenements with the appurtenance aforesaid to the said Benjamin Clardy his heirs assigns upon such trust nevertheless & to & for such interests & purposes as are hereafter mentioned that is to say in trust for the use & benefit of the said Jane Clardy & her two children Elizabeth and Yancy during this natural life of the said Jane Clardy and from and after the decease of the said Jane Clardy then to the use & benefit & behalf of the said Elizabeth & Yancy Clardy & their assigns forever & to and for no other use or purpose whatever and the said William doth for himself this heirs covenant & agree that he will now & forever afterwards quit claim & relinquish all claim to any estate which may hereafter be And the said Jane Clardy either by will claims or otherwise and the said Jane Clardy doth likewise agree that she does now & will forever after relinquish all claims ___ & demand, whatever upon the estate in which the said William Clardy now has or may hereafter have by will or otherwise. In Testamony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal the day & date above written.
Court of Pleas and Quarters Sessions August Term 1832, then the execution of the agreement article of September between William Clardy Jane Clardy Benjamin Clardy and produced and duly presented in open court to the oath of Joseph Matthew, Nathan Rice witness ___ and on ___ ordered to be certified for regestration
Source: TSLA Film #114 Bk L, pg 74-75
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Transcribed From Old Book 'C' Page 17
This indenture made the 12th of January in the year of Our Lord Eighteen
Hundred and thirty two. Between Benjamin S. Clardy of the State
of Tennessee and County of Giles of the first part and Banks and
Jameson of Carrollville, County of Wayne and State aforesaid of
the second part. Witnesseth that the said party of the first part for
and in consideration of the sum of One hundred and fifty dollars to
him in having paid by the said party of the second part the receipt
whereof is hereby released aliened and confessed and acknowledged hath
granted bargained sold released aliened and confirmed, and by these
presents with grant bargain sell release alien and confirm unto the
said party of the second party of the record part and to his heirs and
assigns all that certain tract or parcel of land containing Seventy
two acres be the same more or less it being a part of a tract of One
Hundred and sixty acres originally granted by the state of Tennessee
to Woolsey Warrington (deceased) and by him, willed to Elijah
Warrington. The same lying and being situated in the Counties of
Hardin and Wayne in the Eight District Eleventh Range and first and
second fractional section and bounded as following: Beginning at a stake
and White Oak in Reeves South boundary line in the North East
Corner of the original survey runs South one hundred and ninety eight
poles to a Hickory the South East corner thence West one Hundred and
twenty poles to a Red bird (birch) thence North thirty degrees East
One hundred poles to a small Dogwood hence East Eighty (eight) poles
to a Hanubeaur near a White Oak hence North twenty five degrees East
One hundred and twenty five poles to the place of beginning. Together
with all and singular the hereditaments thereunto is anywise belonging
and the rents issues and profits there of. To have and to hold the said
premises hereby released and confirmed with appurtenances unto the said
party of the second part and to the sole and proper use benefit and
behalf of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever
provided always and these presents are upon that express condition that
if the said Benjamin S. Clardy his heirs executors and administrators
do and shall will and truly pay or cause to be paid rents the said party
of the second part his certain attorney or attornies heirs executors
administration or assigns the sum of One hundred and twelve dollars
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his bill single this together with its interest that may accrue
thereas in the warrants particularly specified in the condition of the
certain bond or obligation bearing this date herewith executed by the
said party of the first part to the said party of the second part that
here and forever thence forth these presents and every thing therein
contained shall cease and be void and their herein contained in anywise
to the contrary notwithstanding. In witness whereof he the said B.S.
Clardy hasth hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal to the date
above.
Upon which Deed of Mortgages witnesses
There this deed of Mortgage from Benjamin S. Clardy to Banks & Jameson seventy two acres of land was produced in open court and the execution there of duly proven by the oaths of R. Hine and J.S. Warrington subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be certified for registration. In witness where of I William Barrett Clerk of said court have hereunto subscribed my name at office March 11, 1833 William Barrett Clerk Source: Tennessee State Library & Archives (Wayne County) |
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Transcribed from Old Book C Page 69
This indenture made and entered unto the 28th day of March in the year
of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and thirty three. Between Benjamin
S. Clardy of the county of Giles and State of Tennessee of the one
part and Banks & Jameson of the county of Wayne and state of
Tennessee on the other part Witnesseth that I the said Benj. S. Clardy
for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars to me in
hand paid by the said Banks and Jameson the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged hath this day granted bargained sold aliened and
confirmed unto the said Banks & Jameson their heirs or assigns
forever all that tract or parcel of land containing Seventy two acres
be the same more or less it being part of a tract on one hundred and
sixty acres originally granted by the State of Tennessee to Woolsey
Warrington (decd) and willed by him to Elijah Warrington and
by him conveyed to the said Benjamin S. Clardy the same lying
and being situated in the counties of Hardin and Wayne in the Eighth
District Eleventh Range and first and second fractional sections and
bounded as follows (to wit) Beginning at a stake and White Oak in Reeves
south boundary line in the North East corner of the orginial survey
Runs. South one hundred and ninety eight poles to a Hickory the South
East corner thence west one hundred and twenty poles to a Red bud thence
North thirty five Degrees East one hundred poles to a surall Dogwood
hence East Eight poles to a Hornbeaur near a White Oak hence North twenty
five degrees East one hundred and twenty five poles to the beginning.
Together will all and singular the wood waters mines and minerals hereditonunto
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining thereto.
To have and to hold the said premises with the appurtenances rents the
said Banks & Jameson their heirs or assigns and I the said Benjamin
S. Clardy for my self and heirs do bind myself by these presents
to warrant and forever defend the premises with the appurtenances unto
the said Banks & Jameson from my self my heirs or any person
or persons. In witness where of I have here unto set my hand and affixed
my seal this day and date above written
Source: Tennessee State Library & Archives (Wayne County) |
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Michael Clardy to John Cross 1835 This indenture made this fifth day of June in the year of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty five between Michael Clardy
of the county of Anderson and state of Tennessee of the one part
and John Cross of the county and state aforesaid of the other
part Witnesseth that the said Michael Clardy for and inconsideration
of the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to him in hand paid the
receipt whereof is hereby duly acknowledged hath and by these presents
doth grant bargain sell alien enfaoff [sic]and confirm unto the said
John Cross his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel
of land containing fifty acres lying and being in the County and state
aforesaid Beginning on a oak tree on the river bank a corner between
Abner Farmer and Michael Clardy running North twenty degrees
West Eight poles to a stake in a sink hold then West thirty degrees
West one hundred and ten poles to a cluster of sour weeds & post oak
then North five degrees west fifteen poles to a black oak then North
twenty eight West forty two poles to a black oak and hickory and post
oak a conditional corner agreed on by Michael Clardy & Abner
Farmer then North twenty seven East ninety six poles to post oak
on the west side of John Crosses field then South five degrees
East one hundred and eight six poles to a state at or near a glade then
due east two hundred and two poles to a Spanish oak and post oak and
the bank of the river then down the meanders of the river to the Beginning
with all and singular the woods water water courses profits commodities
hereditaments and appertunances whatsoever to the said tract of land
belonging and appertaining and the reversion and reversions remainder
and remainders rents and issues thereof and all the estate right title
interest property claim or demand of him the said Michael Clardy
his heirs and assigns forever of in and to the same and every part and
parcel thereof either in law or equity to have and to hold the said
fifty ____[smeared] of land with the appurtenances unto the said John
Cross his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful and demand
of him the said Michael Clardy and all other persons whatsoever
will warrant and forever defend by these presents in writing whereof
the said Michael Clardy hath hereunto set his hand and seal the
day and year first above written Signed sealed and delivered in presents
of us
Personally appeared before me R. H. Coward Clerk of the county court for said county and state Saml C. Young and William Henderson subscribing witnesses to the written deed of conveyance first being sworn depose and say that they were personally acquainted with Michael Clardy the within named bargainer and that he acknowledged that he executed the with deed of conveyance (in) there presence for the purposes therein contained on the day it bears date given under my hand at office in Clinton the 2nd day of December 1836 R. H. Coward Clerk Source: LDS FHL #979,345, Bk R, pg 199-200 |
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Michael Clardy to Henry Farmer 1842 This Indenture made and entered into in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty two the twenty second day of October by and
between Michael Clardy of the county of Anderson & state of Tennessee
of the one part and Henry Farmer of the county and state fist
named of the other part witnesseth that the said Michael Clardy
hath this day bargained and sold and by these presents doth bargain
grant sell alien enfeoff and confirm unto the said Henry Farmer
and his heirs a certain tract or parcel of land situated lying and being
in the county of Anderson County and state of Tennessee Bounded as follows
Beginning on a cluster of Mayples at the mouth of a spring branch running
due south up the branch & through the field 188 poles to a red line
on the side of the last ridge then south 75 west 46 poles to a stake
at the fork of the hollow then N 45 west 22 poles to a stake at Sheltons
cabbage patch then due west 12 poles to a stake then North 10 E 13 poles
to a stake then N 25 E 15 poles to a beach below Sheltons stable
then N 10 west 108 poles to a stake & cherry stump then N 18 E 44 poles
to an elm on the river bank then N 8 E 57 poles up the river to the
beginning containing sixty nine & one half acres be the same more or
less with all and singular the woods ways waters water courses profits
commodities hereditaments and appertainances whatsoever belonging or
appertaining with the reversion and reversions rents and Isues and all
the estate right title interest property claim and demand of him the
said Michael Clardy and his heirs unto him the said Henry
Farmer to have and to hold the said sixty nine and one half acres
for the sum of one hundred and thirty nine dollars to him in hand paid
by the said Henry Farmer the receipt whereof is hereby duly acknowledged
by these the said Michael Clardy whereof the said Clardy
does and will forever defend warrant and forever defend from all and
every person or persons whatsoever either in law or equity in witness
where of the said Clardy have & here unto set his hand and seal
this day and date first written
Personally appeared before me John Key clerk of the county court for the county of Anderson aforesaid Samuel C. Young James Farmer subscribing witnesses to the within deed of conveyance who being first sworn depose and say that they was personally acquainted with Michael Clardy the within named bargainor and that he assigned the same in their presents for the purposes therein contained on this the day and date it bars[sic] date ______[smeared] under my hand at office in Clinton this the 3rd day of April 1846 John Key Clerk Source: LDS FHL # 979,343, Bk N, pg 103-104 |
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James Clardy to Jessy Henderson I James Clardy have this day bargained and sold and do hereby convey to Jesse Henderson for the sum of Five dollars to me paid and the other Considerations herein after mentioned all my interest in three tracts of land in the State of Tennessee-Anderson, one tract containing two hundred and sixty acres be the same more or less being the same on which I now live in the 4th Civil district, one tract containing Eighty acres be the same more or less adjoining the land John Cross above on Clinch River whereon Elizabeth Horton now lives in said district. The other tract containing One hundred acres lying on Poplar Creek in the 8th district adjoining the land of William Tunnell and others, meaning my undivided interest and share in said lands as heir at law of the Estate of Andrew Stewart deceased, to have and to hold the same to the said Jesse Henderson his heirs and assigns forever. I covenant with the said Jesse Henderson that I am lawfully seized of said lands, have a good right to convey it and that the same is unincumbered. I do bind myself my heirs and representives to Warrant and defend the title to said land and every part thereof to the said Jesse Henderson his heirs and assigns against lawful claim of all and every person whatever. I do bargain and sell to the said Jesse Henderson one clay bank coulored Colt and mare, one cow, one feather bed and furniture, one Bureau, one table, one looking glass, one Sythe and one cradle, one cutting box, one half dozen chairs, one pair chain traces & harnes, one commom sized pot, one washing tub and twenty head of Hogs. But this deed is made for the following uses and trust and for no other purpose, that is to say I am indebted to one Milton Tate in the sum of thirteen dollars and the said Tate is my Security. to one William B. Smith for the sum of Twelve dollars, to one Richard Hall for the sum of Twenty three dollars, and also to one Batton McKamy for the sum of Seven dollars which said debts are now due and I am desirous to secure and make certain the payment of the sum and save the said Tate harmless. Now if I should pay the said debts when required so to do and save the said Tate harmless as my security aforesaid, then this deed to be void. But if should not, the said Jess Henderson when directed so to do as trusted, after giving forty days notice in writing at the court hous door in Clinton in said county and at three other public places in said county, as respects the sale of the land, and as respects the personal property give ten days notice in four public places and exposes the said land and personal property to public sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash at the residence of the said James Clardy and approprate the proceeds first to pay all necessary expenses costs and charges, Secondly to the satisfaction of the said debts, in all fifty five dollars exclusive of interest and thereby to pay the ballance if any to the said James Clardy . This 5th day of October 1842. Signed, Sealed and acknowledged in presence of us.
Personally appreared before me William Cross Clerk of the County Court for the said county of Anderson by my deputy Charles Y Oliver the within named James Clardy with whom I am personally aquinted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed of Trust for the purposes therein contained. Witness my hand at office this 5th day of October 1842
I do hereby Certify that this deed came to this office
for registered October the 5th...1842 5 o'clock
Source: TSLA, Anderson Co. Deeds K-N, Roll #31, pg 425-427 |
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Michael Clardy to John Hall 1843 This indenture made this tenth day of January Eighteen hundred and
forty three betwixt John Hall of the one part and Michael
Clardy of the other part both of the county of Anderson and state
of Tennessee witnesseth that the sd Clardy for the sum of two
hundred dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged
hath and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell to the sd Hall
his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing
one hundred acres more or less Beginning at aread? parks? pine
in Edmond Frosts line and crosses South fifty three degrees West
ninety poles to a stake then south sixty three degrees east one hundred
& eighty poles crossing the valley to a stake then North fifty three
degrees east ninety poles to a stake on Frosts line then with
sd line to the beginning it being a past of a tract of land granted
to William Reed by the state of North Carlina with all and singular
the woods waters & watter coarses & whatsoever blonging[sic] or appataning
there unto & the remainder and remainders rents and isuses thereof and
all the estate right title interest and claim of him the sd Clardy
his heirs and assigns forever and every part and paril (parcel) thereof
either in law or equity to have and to hold the above supposed hundred
acres of land the the (sic) appertunnaces there unto the said John
Hall his heirs and assigns against the lawful claim and or demand
all persons and will warrant and forever defend by these presents Signed
sealed and delivered in presentz of us thus 18th of January 1842
Personally appeared before me John Key clerk of the county court for said county James Hall & Daniel T. Hall subscribing witnesses to the within deed of conveyance being first sworn sworn (sic) acknowledge say that the (sic) was personally aquainted with Michael Clardy the within bargainer & that he assigned the foregoing deed of conveyance for the purposes therein contained given under my hand and seal to at office in Clinton this the 9th day of November 1852 John Key [seal] Source: LDS FHL #979,345, Bk R, pg 391
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Rebecca Clardy & Samuel C. Young to Henry Farmer 1846 This Indenture made and entered into by and between Samuel C Young
& Rebecca Clardy as executors to the last will and testament
of Michael Clardy deceased of the county of Anderson & state
of Tennessee of the one part and Henry Farmer of the the [sic]
same place of the other part witnesseth that the said Samuel C Young
& Rebecca Clardy as aforesaid for and in consideration of
the sum of one hundred & thirty one dollars to them in han [sic] hand
paid by the said Henry Farmer the receipt is hereby duly acknowledged
hath and by these presents doth grant bargain sell alien infeoff and
confirm unto the said Henry Farmer one certain tract or parcel
of land containing eighty acres be the same more or less Beginning on
an Elm tree on the bank of the river running thence S 25 E 160 poles
to a stake then S 50 W to Henry Farmer line then with his line
to the river bank _____[smeared] up the river bank to the beginning
with all and singular the woods ways waters water courses profits commodities
hereditaments and appertainances whatsoever belonging or appertaining
will the reversion and reversions rents and Isues and all the estate
right title interest claim and demand of them the said Samuel C Young
& Rebecca Clardy as Executors to the last will and testament
of Michael Clardy unto him the said Henry Farmer and his
heirs forever of in and to the same and every part or parcel thereof
either in law or equity to have and to hold the same by these presents
doth and and[sic] will warrant and forever defend by these presents
from all and every manner of person or persons claiming in through or
under us as Executors of said estate in testimony whereof we have here
unto set our hands & seals this 24th day of February 1846
Personally appeared before me John Key clerk of the county court for the said county Samuel C Young Rebecca Clardy the fore going bargainors with whom I am personally acquainted who acknowledge that they executed the within deed of conveyance for the purposes therein contained given under my hand at office in Clinton this the 4th day of March 1846 John Key Clerk Source: LDS FHL # 979,343; Bk N, pg 104-105 |
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Rebecca Clardy Estate Report c1846 State of Tennessee To the worshipful county court of Anderson County now in session-We, Saml C. Young & Rebecca Clardy executors and executrix to the last will & testament of Michael Clardy deceased, hereby make the following report (viz) We, according to the will, sold one part of the land and paid the following debts
Source: LDS # 979,335, Wills 1830-1889, Bk?, pg 46 |
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James & Fanny Clardy & Cynthia Stewart to Thomas L. Owen 1849 This indenture made and entered into this Twentyeth day
of November in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and forty
nine between James Clardy and Fanny Clardy, wife of James
Clardy, and Cynthia Stewart heirs at law of Andrew Stewart
deceased of the county of Anderson and state of Tennessee of the one
part and Thomas L Owen of the county & state aforesaid of the
other part witnesseth that the said James Clardy, and his wife
Fanny M. Clardy and the said Cynthia Stewart for and in
consideration of the sum of twenty one dollars and forty cents that
is to say thirty five dollars and seventy one cent to the said James
Clardy and his wife Fanny Clardy and the sum of thirty five
dollars and seventy one cents to the said Cynthia Stewart to
them in hand paid by the said Thomas L. Owen the receipt whereof
us hereby acknowledged hath and by these present doth grant bargain
sell alien enfeeoff convey and confirm unto the said Thomas L Owen
his heirs and assigns forever, all their right title and undivided interest
in a certain tract piece or parcel of land left to them as heirs at
law of the said Andrew Stewart deceased situate lying and being
in the county of Anderson and state of Tennessee on the South side of
Clinch River bounded on the South by the land of John Cross and
on the South west by the land of Jesse Henderson & others and
on the North by Clinch River in part and also running across the river
fifteen acres each more or less to have and to hold the said Thomas
L. Owen his heirs and assigns forever we bind ourselves our heirs
and assigns and representatives to warrant and forever defend the title
the same either in law or equity in fee simply in testimoney whereof
we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seals the day and year
first above written Enter__ned befor assigned
Personally appeared before me John Key clerk of the county court for the county of Anderson aforesaid James Clardy and Cynthia E. Stewart two of the within named bargainors with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that they executed the within deed of conveyance for the purposes therein contained and on the day and year it bears date given under my hand at office in Clinton this 20th day of November 1849 John Key clerk Source: LDS FHL # 979,343, Bk N, pg 217-218 |
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James & Fanny Clardy & others to John Coatney 1850 This indenture made this eighth day of August in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty between James Clardy & Fanny
Clardy wife formally Fanny Stewart & heir at law of Andrew
Stewart deceased & Cynthia E. Stewart heir at law of Andrew
Stewart deced of of (sic) the county of Anderson & state of Tennessee
James Edwards & Tallitha Edwards his wife formally Tallitha
Stewart heir at law of Andrew Stewart deceased of the county
of Roan and state of Tennessee and George M. Stewart of the county
of Madison & state of Mississippi by his attorney Samuel C. Young
of the county of Anderson & state of Tennessee Margaret Stewart
widow[sic] relict of the aforesaid Andrew Stewart deceased who
has by agreement agreed to take an equal chides shear [sic] (childs
share) of the county of Madison & state of Mississippi Catharine
Stewart & her heirs sence [sic] Catharine Tucker & heir at
law of Andrew Stewart deceased by their attorney in fact Samuel
C. Young of the county of Anderson & state of Tennessee Mary
L. Wilson formally Mary J Stewart & heir at law of Andrew
Stewart deceased and her heirs bond James Wilson of the county of
Madison & state of Mississippi by their attorney in fact Samuel C.
Young of the the (sic) county of Anderson & state of Tennessee of
the one part and John Coatney of the county of Anderson & state
of Tennessee of the other part witnesseth the said above named person
all being legal heirs at law of Andrew Stewart deceased situated
and described as above by themselves and their true & lawful attorney
in fact for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars to
them or their attorney in hand paid or secured hath and by this presents
doth grant bargain sell alien infeoff convey & confirm unto the said
John Coatney & his heirs & assigns one certain tract or parcel
of land situated in the county of Anderson & state of Tennessee in the
civil district no 7 adjoining the lands of John Timnell John Coatney
Sylvester Kesterson & others containing one hundred acres be the
same more or less Beginning on a stake on hill the South west line of
Robert Youngs old tract near Timnell & Keys field
running Northeast with William Timnell old line & North west
line of his old tract up the country to the wolf suck branch then up
the said branch as it meanders and keeping the same direction adjacant
toward the pine ridge to the back & northwest line of Robert Youngs
old tract commonly called Bob Youngs by survey then with said
old line Southwestardly to the Northwest corner of Youngs old
survey known as Youngs beg survey then with said line South eastwardly
to the Beginning with all and singular the woods way waters water courses
profits commodities and appurtenances whatsoever belonging or appertaining
with the reversion and reversions rents and issues thereof and all the
estate right title in lease claim and demand of them the said James
Clardy & Fanny his wife Cynthia E Stewart James Edwards
& Tallitha his wife George W. Stewart Margaret Stewart
the widow Catharine Stewart & heirs since Catharine Tucker
Mary J. Wilson & her heirs bond all legal heirs of Andrew Stewart
unto the said John Coatney & his heirs and assigns forever thereof
and then above named and subscribed heirs at law does and hereby will
warrant and defend the said above described one hundred acres of land
above described in testimony whereof the said above named and described
legal heirs hath here unto set there hands in the manner above described
land written see above For the assignment Signed and sealed in our presents
for the purpose of conveying as first named
Attorney in fact for the five named from G W Stewart down.
John Key Clerk
Source: LDS FHL: #979,344, Bk O, pg 90-93
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James & Fanny Clardy & Cynthia E Stewart to Thomas L Owen 1851 We James Clardy and wife Fanny Clardy and Cynthia
E. Stewart do hereby sell and convey for the consideration of [smeared]
dollars & 42/100 dollars to them in hand paid the receipt of which is
herby acknowledged to Thomas L. Owen all their right title and
interest for and to a certain trat [sic] or parcel of land lying in
the county of Anderson in the state of Tennessee in District No 4 on
the waters of Clinch River known as the tract once owned by Andrew
Stewart decd and since that time by the heirs at law of the said
Andrew Stewart lying opposet (across the said Clinch river) to
the tract of land belonging to Richard G Owen and on which said
Richard G Owen now lives- which said tract of land of which we
now convey our interests lies adjoining to tracts of land owned by the
heirs at law of John Cross decd J R Goans Jesse Henderson
and the tract whereon Lewis Frost now lives The interest
which we hereby convey to the said Thomas L Owen in the two sixths
of the one seventh part of the above described tract of land we having
sold to the said Thomas L Owen heretofore an undivided two sevenths
of the said tract of land and subsequently acquiring title to our part
of one of the other undivided shares which last acquired interest being
get undivided we hereby convey to the said Thomas L Owen for
the consideration above named We hereby warrant and forever defend the
title to the above described undivided interest belonging to us in said
tract of land against the lawful claims of all persons whatever for
the performance of which bind ourselves our heirs and representatives
forever and we hereby convey the same to the said Thomas L Owen
to have and to hold the same to himself his heirs and representatives
forever In testimony of which in hand here unto set our hands and seals
this 13th day of November 1851
Personally appeared before me John Key clerk of the county court for the county of Anderson aforesaid James Clardy and Samuel C Young attorney in fact of Cynthia E Stewart with whome I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that they executed the within deed of conveyance for the purposes therein contained also appeared before me Fanny Clardy wife of James Clardy separate and apart from her said husband and acknowledged that she executed the within deed freely voluntarily with out compulsion of her said husband James Clardy given under my hand at office in Clinton this 13th November 1851 John Key Clerk Source: LDS FHL # 979,344, Bk P, pg 1-2 |
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Rebeca Clardy to John Key 1855 This indenture made and entered into this 3rd day of March 1855 between
Rebeca Clardy formally Rebeca Peters and legatee of the
estate of Tobias Peters deceased and John Key both of
the county of Anderson and state of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said
Rebeca Clardy formaly Rebeca Peters for and in consideration
of the sum of twenty five dollars to him in hand paid the receipt where
of is hereby acknowledged hath and by these presents doth bargain and
sell and convey unto the said John Key his heirs and assigns
all her rite title claim interest and demand in and to a certain tract
of land it being the real estate of Tobias Peters disceased situated
in the county of Anderson and state of Tennessee beginning at Robert
Youngs 1838 survey on the Black oak ridge thence with what was
formally John Bounds line an to Youngs back line with
the line of the same to John Simmell corner on the South side
of of [sic] the creek then with the line of the same to his corner an
the North side of the Black Oak ridge thence with the line of the same
to Youngs South East corner thence to the beginning including
all the land lying and being between John Bounds formally and
John Simmell? two tracts of land belonging to Robert Youngs
1850 acre [sic] survey containing two hundred acres more or less I the
said Rebeca Clardy formally Rebeca Peters do bind my self
and my heirs and assigns to warrant and forever defend having forever
defended the title of the same from all persons having any legal title
to the same to John Key his heirs and assigns Signed sealed and
the words there the same enterlined before assigned [sic] delivered
in the presents of
Personally appeared before me R. H. Coward Clerk of the county court for said county and state Mary E. Key & Sarah T. Key subscribing witnesses to the written deed of conveyance first being sworn depose and say that they are personally acquainted with Rebeca Clardy the within named bargainer and that she acknowledged the execution of the the(sic) written deed of conveyance for the purposes therein contained on the day it bears date Given my and [sic] at office at Clinton this 6th Oct 1857 R. H. Coward Clk Source: LDS FHL #979,945, Bk R, pg 346 |
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