KNOX COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Conveyance James F. Brown to F. W. Schroeder
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Deed of Conveyance
James F Brown et al
to F W Schroeder et all

Know all men by these presents that we James F Brown and wife Mary E Brown of 
Knox County State of Tennessee have sold and do hereby sell grant and convey 
and confirm unto Frederick Wm Schroeder and John Henry Schroeder of the 
county and State aforesaid in consideration of the sum of one thousand 
dollars receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged and the further consideration 
of the said Frederick Schroeders two promissory notes of even date therewith 
drawn payable to the Said James F Brown for the sum of six hundred dollars 
each with interest from the date here of til paid. one of said notes due 
twelve months after date the other of said notes due two years after date and 
to better secure prompt payment of said notes when due a lien is hereby 
retained on the premises hereby conveyed til the said two notes of 600 
dollars each be fully paid off and satisfied. The following described 
premises situated in the state of Tennessee County of Knox and Civil district 
No 8 to wit. Beginning on a Sweet Gum Third corner of an acre and a half 
tract of Land deeded by Newton Cowan to John Brown Sept 15, 1832. running 
thence with the line of the tract of Land owned by the heirs of Hugh L 
Copeland deceased. to a spanish oak thence south 45 East one hundred poles to 
a post oak thence south 36 west eighty poles to a stake on the big Survey 
line where a Post oak formerly stood thence North 45 west to E. Bisop's 
corner thence with Bisops line to a white oak Bisops Corner thence with 
Bishops and Ranson Karns line a direct corner to a white oak thence north 78 
west along Ransons Karns and John Tillerys lines to a black oak John Tillery 
corner thence north 47 west 37 poles to a rock formerly "a hog wallow" 
thence west to a stake in the lot line thence north 45 west to William Conners 
corner thence east to a chestnut oak John Yorks corner (in the year 1832) 
thence south 45 East to Black oak R A Harrisons corner thence to a white oak 
Harrisons line thence with the line of the track of Land owned by the heirs 
of Hugh L Copeland deceased to the Beginning containing one hundred acres 
more or less to have and to hold to the said purchasers their heirs and 
assignees forever and we expressly release all claim under homestead and 
dower laws and covenant that we have good right to convey said premises that 
they are free from the public road heretofore deed to Sharon Church for the 
purpose of a place for worship in which a house has been erected and which 
parcel of land  is hereby excepted out of this conveyance also all loose 
lumber nails not laid into a fence and boards not nailed in which -----said 
premises are hereby excepted out of this conveyance and are-------errant with 
the said purchases that the title to the above described premise to the above 
named purchasers we will forever warrant and defend with the exceptions 
aforesaid against the lawful claim of all persons whom ------. Witness our 
hands and seals on this 31st day of January Eighteen Hundred and Eighty three.
                        James F Brown
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence
of John Tunnell 
John Tillery