JACKSON COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - W. M. & E. F. Neill to
             W.M. Brown, J. T. Wheeler and Henry Brewington, Sen.
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Jackson County Tn. Deed Book J pg. 543?

For and in consideration of Ten Dollars to us in hand paid by the 
School Directors of the 7th Civil District of Jackson County Tennessee, 
the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, we W. M. Neill and his wife 
Lee Neill have this day bargained, sold and do by these presents transfer 
and convey unto W.M. Brown, J. T. Wheeler and Henry Brewington, Sen. (the 
present school directors) and to their successors forever a parcel or 
tract of land. Lying in the 7th Civil District of Jackson County Tennessee 
and bounded as follows to witt. Beginning at a stake near the road thence 
east with said road10-31/55 poles to a stake thence south 9-18/25 poles to 
a stake near a chestnut in J. B. Stout, Jas. and W.P. Vetetoes line. Thence 
north west with said line 12-1/4 poles to chestnut corner in James Stout, 
Jas. & W.P. Vitetoes line thence north east 5-3/4 poles to the beginning 
containing by estimation one acre be the same more or less.  To have and 
to hold by the same land (?) unto the said School Directors, namely W.M. 
Brown, J. I. Wheeler, & Henry Brewington, Sen. and there after to their 
successors forever.  We covenant with the said directors and their successors 
that we are lawfully seized and possessed of said land and have a good right 
to convey the same and the same is unencumbered . We further covenant and 
bind ourselves and assigns to forever warrant and defend this title against 
the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever may make complaints under or by 
us.  In witness whereof we have this day signed our names on this 20 day of 
December 1904.  W. M. Neill 
Lee Neill (her mark)
L. F. Fuquay - Attest

State of Tennessee, Jackson County.  Personally acquainted before me 
L______F. Feuquay Notary Public in and for said county the within named 
bargainers W.M. Neill and his wife Lee Neill with whom I am personally 
acquainted and who acknowledged that they executed the within Instrument 
for the purpose therein contained and Lee Neill wife of the said W.M. 
Neill having personally appeared before me privately and apart from her 
husband the said Lee Neill acknowledged the execution of the said instrument 
to have been done by her freely, voluntarily and understandidly without 
compulsion or constraints from her said husband, and for the purpose 
therein expressed.  Witness my hand and official seal, this 20 day of 
Dec. 1904.  

Larncer? F. Feuquay, Notary Public
My commission expires Apr. 12 190_.  Received for Record Mch. 6, 1905 at 
10 O’clock a.m. and Reg. Mch.7, 1905 at1-19 O’clock. John W. Howard, Register.