JEFFERSON COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - James A. & Mary E. Coffey to Aaron Ballenger,
			       12 Dec 1884
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WD – Vol 16, pg 43 – Dec 12, 1884/ Jan 5, 1885 – 51 acres, Dist 13.

Deed.  James A. Caoffey & Mary E. Coffey to Aaron Ballenger.  
Registered January 5th 1885.

This Indenture made and entered into on the 12 day of December 1884 between 
James A. Coffey and his wife Mary E. Coffey of the one part and Aaron 
Ballenger of the other part both of the County of Jefferson and State of 
Tennessee.  Witnesseth that for in consideration of a note of hand given by 
the said Ballenger to the said Coffey for the sum of Four hundred and sixty 
Dollars due in Two years or before bearing interest from this date doth grant 
and convey and confirm to the said Aaron Ballinger a certain place or parcel 
of land lying in the 13th civil district of Jefferson County and bounded as 
follows:  Beginning on a chestnut on or near Ballengers line.  Thence with 
Coffey’s line N. 12. E.  Thence start from a Stake 80 p. from Beginning to a 
line at the river bank.  Thence S. 45 E. 16 p. to a white oak.  Thence S. 65. 
E. 40 p. Thence with the meanderings of Ballengers fence 116 P. to a white oak 
Stump.  Thence with Ballengers line 174 p. to the beginning containing 51 
acres more or less, to have and to hold to the said Ballenger his heirs and 
as(s)igns forever, and the said Coffey will forever warrant and defend the 
same against the claims of all persons whatsoever.
Witnesses                           		James A. Coffey  (seal)
Will F. Dick                      		Mary E. Coffey  (seal)
M. L. Dick

State of Tennessee }
Jefferson County   }     Personally appeared before me Will F. Dick Notary 
Public of Jefferson County aforesaid, the within named bargainer James A. 
Coffey with whom I am personally acquainted, and who acknowledged that he 
executed the annexed Instrument for the purposes therein contained.  Witness 
my hand, and official seal, at office, in New Market this 13 day of Dec. 1884.

                                          	Will F. Dick
(Official Seal)         	Notary Public of Jefferson County Tennessee.

And Mary E. Coffey wife of the said James A. Coffey, having appeared before me 
privately, and apart from her said husband, acknowledged the execution of said 
Deed to have hereby her freely, voluntarily and understandingly without 
compulsion or constraint from her said husband, and for the purposes therein 
contained.  Witness my hand and official seal at office, in New Market this 13 
day of Dec. 1884.
                                      		Will F. Dick
                        	Notary Public of Jefferson County Tennessee.

Rec’d for Registration January 5th 1885 at 3 P. M.  B. M Carr, Register.