BEDFORD COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Andrew Erwin to Jane Patton
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TSLA, Bedford County Deeds, Book L, pages 77-78, 1 October 1818

This Indenture made the First day of October in the year of our Lord One
Thousand Eight hundred and Eighteen. Witnesseth that I  Andrew Erwin of
Augusta Georgia have this day Bargained and sold unto Jane Patton of
Bedford County, Widdow <sic> of Thomas Patton, Deceased, late of said
County a Certain Piece or Parcel of Land situate in Bedford County on
Noah's Fork of the Garrison Fork of Duck River a Part of a Grant  From the
State of North Carolina to John Gray Blount and Thomas Blount Number 217
and said piece of Land now sold is considered as Worth Two hundred Dollars
and is in exchange for Lands Entered by Colonel Webster and others which
were not saved by the conveyance made to Thomas Patton in his Life Time by
Patton and Erwin's deed The piece now Conveyed Bounded as follows Beginning
on the South Bank of said Noah's fork on a White Oak and Beech, Neely
Patton's North West Corner, thence down said creek equal to 22 poles on a
straight line to a Large Sugar Tree and Ironwood on the South Bank of said
Creek thence North one hundred and twenty eight poles to a hornbean in A.
Jones line, thence East with his line 22 poles to Thomas Patton's West
Boundary line and with his line South to the beginning Containing by
calculation Seventeen acres and 96 poles be the Same More or Less.  To Have
And to Hold the aforesaid Land & bargained Premises to the said Jane Patton
her heirs and assigns against the Lawful Claims of all Manner of Person or
Persons Whatsoever -- And the said A. Erwin Covenant and agree with the
said Jane to warrant and defend the aforesaid Lands and bargained Premises
to her and her Heirs and assign as Witness His hand and seal this date and
year above Written:
The upper line interlined by a Dogwood.

Andrew Erwin <signed>
Test:
Neely Patton
Daniel Patton

State of Tennessee Bedford County } July Term 1819  I James McKisick Clerk
of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of the County aforesaid do
hereby certify that the Execution of the Within deed of Conveyance from
Andrew Erwin to Jane Patton for 17 Acres of Land Was acknowledged in Open
Court by ther Said Andrew Erwin and Ordered to be Certified For
Registration given under my hand at office this 13th day of July 1819

James McKisick, Clerk <signed>
Registered 21st September 1819   Edward Wade Registrar of Bedford County