KNOX COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - F. W. Williams et ux to James F. Brown
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Warranty Deed
F Williams et ux
to
James F. Brown (1883)
Know all men by these presents that we F. W. Williams and wife Agnes L. 
Williams of Knox County Tennessee have sold and do here by sell grant convey 
and confirm unto James F. Brown of Knox County Tennessee in consideration of 
the sum of eight hundred 800 dollars receipt where of is hereby acknowledged 
the following described premises situate in the State of Tennessee County of 
Knox District No. 1 in the city of Knoxville on the north side of Campbell 
Street fronting on said Street forty five feet and running back about sixty 
feet and being the same lot conveyed to  said Williams by James Hovely? and 
wife by deed dated June 19th 1880 and recorded in Book W Vol 3 page 396, and 
the same is made part of this deed for title and for description said Lot is 
under fence. To have and to hold to the said purchaser his heirs and 
assignees forever. And we expressly release all claim under homestead and 
dower laws and covenant that we have a good right to convey said premises 
that they are free from all encumbrances whatsoever and that the title to the 
same to the above named purchaser will forever warrant and Defend. Witness 
our hands and seals on third day of February Eighteen Hundred and Eighty 
three.
                    F. W. Willliams
                    Agnes L. Williams