KNOX COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Conveyance Joseph M. Brown to James F. Brown
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Deed of Conveyance
Joseph M. Brown to Jas. F. Brown (1867)

This indenture mad this twenty fourth day of September Eighteen hundred and 
sixty seven between Joseph M Brown of the county of Knox and State of 
Tennessee of the first part and James F. Brown of the county and state 
aforesaid of the second part. Witnesseth that the said Joseph M Brown for and 
in consideration of the sum of fourteen hundred dollars is hereby 
acknowledged hath bargained and sold and by these presents doth carry and 
confirm the said James F Brown his heirs and assignees forever all of his 
undivided interest being seven ninths thereof in three several tracts or 
parcels of land lately belonging to the estate of John Brown deceased and 
undivided as aforesaid situated in the 8th Civil district in the county of 
Knox and State of Tennessee on the south side of Copper Ridge and known duly 
noted and described as follows to wit one tract containing fifty acres bounded
as follows to wit. Beginning on the Big survey line on a white oak thence 
running with Robert  Tindel's line that is a line that was Robert Tindells in 
1829 north 36 east 80 poles to a spanish oak thence south 45 east 100 poles to 
a postoak thence south 31 west 80 poles to a post oak and on the big survey 
thence north 45  west 100 poles to the beginning one other containing fifty 
acres more or less bounded as follows to wit. Beginning on the branch on a 
black gum stump running thence a direct line to a white oak thence north 
running with the hollow to the hog wallow thence west to the lot line on a 
stake thence north 45  west to William Conners corner thence east to a 
chestnut and John York corner thence south 45  east to a black oak John Yorks 
corner thence east to a white oak John Yorks corner thence running down the 
branch with John Yorks line to the beginning the corners referred to as John 
Yorks now belongs to the heirs of Hugh L Copeland deceased. the other tract 
containing one and half acres be the same more or less and described as 
follows to wit. Beginning on John Browns line on a stake on the top of the 
hill thence north 45  west along the lot line to John Browns corner on a post 
oak tree thence two roads to a sweet gum on the branch thence down the Branch 
to a chestnut tree John Browns corner on the branch thence as a straight line 
to the beginning which undivided seven ninths of the said three several 
tracts of land together with the hereditaments unto and  appurtenances there 
to belonging the said Joseph M Brown for himself his heirs and
assignees to the said James F. Brown his heirs and assignees will warrant and 
forever defend against the lawful claim of all and every person or persons 
whomsoever by these presents as an indefeasible inheritance fee Simple in 
Testimony where of the said Joseph M. Brown hath here unto signed sealed and 
delivered in Presence of 

John Tunnell                        Joseph M. Brown
John L. Sturchie 
        State of Tennessee Knox County 
Personally appeared before one J T J Lewis clerk of the county court of Knox 
County aforesaid John Tunnell and John L Sturchie subscribing witnesses to the 
annexed Deed who being first Sworn desposed and said that they are acquainted 
with Joseph M Brown the Bargainor and that he acknowledged the same in their 
presence to be his act on a Deed on the day it bears date
Witness my hand at office in Knoxville the 2 day of December 1882

Recd  2 day of December 1881 at 2 p m       J T J Lewis clerk
Recorded the 5th December 1882 W R Carter Reg