HUMPHREYS COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Seabourn H. Cooley to son William M. Cooley
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Humphreys County Deed Book H
Pages 303 - 304
June 6, 1846

This indenture made this the 26th day of February in the year of our Lord one 
thousand eight hundred and forty six Between Seabourn H. Cooley of the County 
of Humphreys and State of Tennessee of the one part and William M. Cooley of 
the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said 
Seabourn J. Cooley for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred 
dollars, Two hundred and twenty to me in hand paid and for the love and 
affection that I have for my son William M. Cooley and to make him equal with 
his brother David, I give him the remainder which id Two hundred and eighty 
dollars the receipt is hereby acknowledged have bargained and sold to William 
M. Cooley his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land 
situate lying and being in the County and State above mentioned on Turkey 
Creek Beginning at a Black oak chestnut & Hickory Running thence West seventy 
five poles to a chestnut thence South two hundred and four poles to a large 
Black oak thence East one hundred and eighty two poles to a hickory thence 
North ninety four poles to a stake thence West seventy nine poles to a stake 
thence North thirty eight poles to a cherry tree and white oak thence West 
forty two poles to a stake hickory and dogwood thence North eighty four poles 
to the beginning it being of Grant No. 3213 also all of Grant No. 10329 also 
part of Grant No. 3213, 10340 also all of Grant No. 8157. Containing one 
hundred and seventy one and one half acres. Reserving to the said Seabourn J. 
Cooley one acre of land near the meeting house now stands the Balance to be 
William M. Cooley's to have and to hold the aforesaid tract or parcel of land 
with all and singular the right profits encuburments herditaments and 
appurtinances of in and to the same bargained prevision or in any wise 
appertaining to the only proper use and behalf of William M. Cooley his heirs 
and assigns forever and the said Seabourn J. Cooley for myself my heirs and 
assigns doth covenant and agree to and with the said William M. Cooley his 
heirs and assigns that the afore mentioned lands and bargains premices be 
warrand and for ever defend against the right title interest or claims of all 
and every other person or persons whatsoever. In Testimony where of the said 
Seabourn J. Cooley here unto set his hand and seal.

Signed Sealed and Delivered 			his
In the presence of 			Seabourn x J. Cooley
						mark
William C. Hall (seal)
Robert Brown