BEDFORD COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - John H. Wells to Elijah M. Patterson
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TSLA, Bedford County Deeds, Book FFF page 549, 6 January 1868

John H. Wells deed to Elijah M. Patterson
January 6th 1868.  For and in consideration of the sum of two hundred
dollars to me paid in two notes as follows - One note for one hundred
dollars due January 1st 1869 - and one other note due July 1 1869 each
bearing interest from date.  I have this day sold and do hereby sell,
transfer and convey to Elijah M. Patterson Four Acres of Land included in
the following described Lot No 20 of the Wilson Coats division and on the
west end of said Lot No 20, which lot is bounded as following, viz. on the
south by Lot No 17, on the east by lots 8, 9 and 10, on the west by Lot No
19, on the south by the Shelbyville Branch Railroad. To have and to hold
the same to said Elijah M. Patterson, his heirs and assigns forever.  I
covenant with the said Elijah M. Patterson that I am lawfully seized of
said Lot of Land and have a good right to convey same is unincumbered. I
furthermore covenant and bind myself, my heirs and representatives to
warrant and forever defend the title to said four acres of Land against
lawful claims of all persons whatever. Given under my hand and seal the
date above

<signed> J. H. Wells