CARROLL COUNTY, TN - DEEDS -  John & William Gwin 1822
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Survey: No. 464				Grantee: John & William Gwin
Entry: 950				Land: 12th Dis, Rng 3, Sec 4
					Date: 18th January 1822	

Platt for		State of Tennessee By virtue of Entry No. 950
survey taken		Twelfth District dated 18th January 1822
out by			founded on a Certificate Warrant No. 1827
Robt. Fleming	issued by the Commissioners of West Tennessee
5th July 1823   	for 5651/2  acres - - -

I have surveyed for John & William Gwin Five hundred Sixty Five &
one half acres of Land Situate on the waters of the Obion River in 
the 4th Section of the 3rd Range.  Beginning on a Spanish oak thence North
West corner of the survey made in the name of Henry Wright for 1036
acres turning East with the North boundary of the E. Wright Entry 30
poles to a Stake Poplar Dogwood & white oak pointers Thence North 80
poles to a Stake Post oak red oak & Hickory pointers the North West
the South corner of Entry No. 910 for 79 acres.  Thence East 158 poles to a stake
red oak hickory pointers Thence South 80 poles to a stake the South East 
corner of ? No. 910 in the North boundary of E. Wright's survey
Thence East with the No. Boundary of the Same 215 ½ poles to a small
Black oak with red oak pointers Thence North 200 poles to a Black oak
Thence 493 ½ poles to a red oak Thence South 200 poles to a post oak
Hickory Thence East 80 poles to a black oak poplar in Wrights
West boundary.  Thence North 80 poles to the beginning.  
Surveyed 6th March 1822.  R E. C. Dougherty