GIBSON COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Penny to Northcross
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Deed Book 10, p346 P.J. Penny Et als to Deed N.N. Northcross Registered Nov
the 12th 1879

We P.J. Penny, W.J Grady and his wife Sarah A. Grady, and D.J. Grady and his
wife Martha J. Grady in consideration of Eleven hundred and fifty dollars to
us paid. The receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged do hereby sell and convey
unto N N Northcross and his heirs and assigns the following tract of land
situated in the 7th Civil District of Gibson County being the land assigned
the said P.J. Penny as her dower and bounded as follows towit: Beginning at a
White Oak and Poplar on the South West corner of the Hometract of James Penny,
deceased and runs hence East 65 poles to a Stake, Poplar and Hickory pointer
Thence North 200 poles to a Small Red Oak on the NE line of Said Hometract;
Thence west with the same 65 poles to a poplar, its NW Corner; Thence South
200 poles to the beginning, containing 81 acres including and excluding 10
acres sold and deeded to said D.J. Grady which is described by Beginning at
S.E. corner of Said 81 acres and runs North 100 poles thence west far ! enough
to make ten acres by running South and then East to the beginning. Which ten
acres is not conveyed in this instrument, but the balance which is 71 acres
and is hereby conveyed and due covenant with said Northcross that due are
lawfully seized of said land, have a good right to convey it, and that is
unencumbered and due further covenant and will our selves our heirs and
representatives to forever warrant and defend the title to the said 71 acres
of land unto the said Northcross and his heirs and assigns against the lawful
claim of all persons whomsoever. Witness our hands & seals This 8th day of Nov
1872.

P.J. Penny

W.J. Grady

S.A. Grady

D.J. Grady

M.J. Grady

Attest LP McMuray

H D Harper