KNOX COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Geo O. and wife Susan Brown to A. P. Gorham
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Trust Deed Vol 93 pg 97 

A certain place or parcel of land in the 85h Civil District of Knox County, 
Tennessee and bounded and described as follows: Beginning on a rock in Hl. P. 
Gaults line in Cox's corner hence E 112 deg. W 28 poles to a rock in Karn's 
line in Cox's corner, then 45 deg. W 28 poles to a rock in Karnes line, thence 
S. 45 deg W 112 poles to a rock in H. P. Gaults line thence 45 deg E 28 poles 
with H. P. Gaults line to the beginning containing 20 acres more or less---- 
       
For further and more complete description and for Title, reference is made to 
the following Deeds of Record in the registar's office in and for said county 
and state Book 166 page 416. 

And the said parties of the first part for themselves and for their heirs 
executors and administrators, do hereby covenent with the said party of the 
second part that the premises are free from all encumbrances except one note 
of $150 bearing date with this deed and due 12 months from date and that they 
will warrant---- 

But this instument is made to trust to the party of the second part for the 
uses and purposes following: that is to say, whereas the said Geo O. Brown and 
wife Susan Brown are indebted to A. P. Gorham one hundred and fifty dollars 
evidenced by on promissory note dated Aug. 19, 1901 for $150 due Aug 19, 1902. 

Now therefore, if the said Geo O Brown and Susan Brown, their heirs, executors 
shall pay to the said A. P. Gorham or his heirs, etc----the full amount of 
this indebtedness----but if default be made in the payment of the above---
shall proceed to sell the above property at auction to the highest bidder----
witnessed by (unreadable) and R. C. Brown (Robert Columbus Brown-son of Geo 
and Susan Brown)