COFFEE COUNTY, TN - COURT - Nathan and Mary Vannoy Conveyance to 
			    McMichaels
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TSLA, Coffee County Deeds, Book A, Pages 377 and 378, 3 November 1835

Know all men by these presents that Nathan Vannoy and Mary Vannoy, the wife
of Nathan Vannoy of the State of Missouri, Pike County have this day
bargained, sold and conveyed and hereby do bargain sell and convey to
Alexander, James and William McMichael of the State of Tennessee Bedford
County all our right, title, claim or demand in an undivided tract of land
of 180 acres more or less being on Noah's fork of Duck River being the
tract of land on which the said McMichaels now live whereas we are
interested in the tract as one of the legal and lawful heirs in and to the
former we do hereby relinquish all our right, title, Claim or dowery to
said  Alexander McMichael, James McMichael and William McMichael for the
sum of two hundred dollars to us paid the receipt whereof is acknowledged
and ourselves herewith satisfied and paid and do hereby warrant and defend
the said against our heirs. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hands and seals this 3rd November 1835.

Nathan Vannoy <signed>
Mary Vannoy <signed by mark>

in presence of:

John Patton <signed>
Ann Patton <signed>

State of Tennessee, Coffee County } Personally appeared before me Levi
Dannell Clerk of the County Court of Coffee county, John Patton one of the
subscribing witnesses to the within transfer who being first sworn depose
and say that he is acquainted with the assignors and that he saw them sign
seal and acknowledge the same.

Witness my hand at office this 6th day of March 1839

Levi Dannell, Clerk

The hand writing of Mary Patton was proven by John as the only living
witness. 

Registered March 5th 1839  John A. Brantley, Registrar of Coffee County