JEFFERSON COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Mahala Fielden to Jackson Ballenger, 
			       23 Nov 1850
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WD – Vol 2, pg 509 – Nov 23, 1850/ Dec 13, 1850 – 300 acres, Dist 7.

Mahala Fielden Deed to Jackson Ballenger Registered December 16th 1850.

This Indenture made and entered into this twenty third day of November in the 
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty between Jackson 
Ballenger of the one part and Mahala Fielden of the other part all of the 
County of Jefferson and State of Tennessee Witnesseth that the said Mahala 
Fielden for and in Consideration of the sum of fifteen Dollars to her in hand 
paid the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath and by these presents 
doth grant bargain sell and convey and confirm unto the said Jackson Ballenger 
his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of Land lying and 
Being in the County and State aforesaid and in the seventh School District 
being the portion of Land which she is entitled to as one of the heirs of 
James Fielden Deceased and the Land hereby conveyed is her undivided interest 
or share of a tract of Land owned by her father James Fielden supposed to be 
between two and three hundred acres adjoining the lands of James Nothern and 
Alferd Nothern, Thompson Butter and David Hayworth it being the same tract of 
Land on which the said Fielden lived on before his Death and on which he Died.  
With all and Singular the woods waters hereditaments and appurtenances to the 
said undivided Share or parcel of Land belonging to the said Mahala Fielden as 
heir of the said James Fielden Deceased.  To have and to hold to the said 
Jackson Ballenger his heirs and assigns forever the said Mahala Fielden for 
herself her heirs Executors or administrators doth agree and covenant and by 
these presents doth bind herself that she will warrant and defend against all 
claims either in Law or Equity unto the said Jackson Ballenger his heirs and 
assigns forever In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed 
my seal on the day it and year above written.
Test 					Mahala (her X mark) Fielden (Seal)
Henry N. Peak  }
L. A. Brazelton}
John Oldham    }

State of Tennessee }
Jefferson County   } ss 
                                       Personally appeared before me James 
Fuller Clerk of the County Court of Jefferson Henry N. Peak and John Oldham 
subscribing witnesses to the within named Deed who being first sworn depose 
and say that they are acquainted with Mahala Fielden the bargainor and that 
they saw her sign seal and execute the same upon the day it bears date.  
Witness my hand at office in Dandridge this 11th day of December A.D. 1850.

                                  	James Fuller Clerk
                                      	of Jefferson County
Rec’d December 13th 1850 at 4 Oclock P.M.