KNOX COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - James L., Lucretia J. and J. Monroe Hunter to
			  James F. and wife M. E. Brown, 29 Jul 1899
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J. Monroe Hunter, James L. Hunter, and Lucretia Hunter 
To 
James F. Brown and wife M. E. Brown 



This indenture made the 29 day of July 1899 between J. Monroe Hunter and his
father and mother James L. Hunter and Lucretia J. Hunter of Knox Co, in the
State of Tennessee, of the first part, and James F. Brown and wife M. E.
Barown of said county and state, of the second part, witnesseth: that the said
parties of the first part, for an din consideration of the sum of One Dollar,
and of the matters herein described property and premises, to wit: In the
county of Knox and in the State of Tennessee, situate in District 7 beginning
at where Thomas N. Hunter, NW corner to the farm on which he now resides and
James L. Hunters farm corner and in a line between Thomas N. Hunter and James
L. Hunter and Thomas F. McCloud, thence with James L. Hunter line and Thos. F.
McClouds in about a NW direction to a branch, thence up this branch about 2
poles to a junction with another branch, thence with the other branch on a
line between Thos. F. McCloud’s and James L. Hunter to John Caldwell’s
land in the public road from the beginning to this corner the distance is near
93 poles, thence with the public road John Caldwell’s and James L.
Hunter’s in about a NE direction near 91 poles, thence in a NW direction
between John Caldwell’s and James L. Hunter to a stone planted in said line
thence about NW 4 poles, thence about SE to the public road 8 poles, thence
about SE to Thomas N. Hunters land about 87 poles, thence with a line between
Thomas N. Hunter and James L. Hunter about 26 poles to the beginning and being
the same property conveyed to J. Monroe Hunter by James L. Hunter & Lucretia
Hu;nter on the 8th day of May 1899. With the hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto appertaining, hereby releasing all claim to Homestead and Dower
therein to have and to hold the said premises to the said party of the second
part, his heirs and assigns forever, in trust for the uses and purposes
hereinafter set forth. 
And the said parties of the first part, for themselves and for their heirs,
executors and administrators do hereby covenant with the said party of the
second part his heirs and assigns that they are lawfully seized in fee simple
of the premises above conveyed and have full power, authority and right to
convey the same, that said premises are free from all incumbrances in May 1899
James L. Hunter and his wife Lucretia J. Hunter executed a conditional deed to
J. Monroe Hunter reserving to ________ an estate for the life of James L.
Hunter but render this deed the fee in said real estate rendered entirely
vested in the three parties of the first part and they have the right to and
do convey a fee simple estate herein for the following uses and purposes and
will forever warrant and defend the said premises and the title thereto
against the lawful claims of all persons whosoever. But this deed is made to
the said party of the second part in trust for the uses and purposes
following, this is to say: Whereas the said J. Monroe Hunter one of the
parties of the first part is justly indebted to the said Jas. F. Brown and
wife M. E. Brown the said parties of the second part in the sum of $100
evidenced by a note bearing date of this Trust Deed and due 12 months from
that date. 


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