KNOX COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Ambrose Cox to John Cox, 1882
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Contributor's Note:  This quit claim deed seems to have resulted from the 
heirs at law of Moses Cox having to privately settle some of the property 
issues related to Moses' will.    Moses was the son of Curd Cox (b. 1762).   
Moses' son, Curd Cox (b. 1827), is mentioned in this deed along with wife Mary 
(Renfro) Cox.    This Curd also was appointed as one of the executors of 
Moses' will, along with his brother John Cox.

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    Quit Claim Deed 
    Ambrose Cox et al
           To
   John Cox- 19 1/2 acres
This Indenture made this the 15th day of September 1882 between Curd Cox, S. 
C. Mynatt and his wife Susan Mynatt, J. N. Jett and his wife Millie Jett, 
Jemima Hall and Ambrose Cox of the first part and John Cox of the second part 
all of the County of Knox and State of Tennessee and all heirs at law of 
Moses Cox Dec'd.  Witnesseth that for and in consideration of five dollars to 
the parties of the first part paid by the said John Cox the receipt whereof 
is hereby acknowledged the said parties of the first part do hereby convey 
and confer unto the said John Cox, his heirs and assigns forever a certain 
parcel of land lying in the 7th District of Knox County and being a part of 
the tract of land belonging to the heirs of the said Moses Cox Dec'd and 
bounded as follows 
Beginning on a stake in the meadow corner to Lot No. 2.  Thence North 2 
degrees East 6 poles to a rock at an ashe  Thence North 15 degrees East 14 
poles to a stake Thence South 74 degrees West 115 poles more or less to a 
stake Davises Corner  Thence South 16 degrees East 18 poles to a stake corner 
to Lot No. 2. Thence with the Division of Lot No. 2 North 74 degrees East 104 
poles more or less to the beginning.  Containing 13 acres be the same more or 
less also one other small tract of timber belonging to the above described 
tract and bounded as follows:  Beginning on a stake corner to Lot No. 2 
Thence North 35 degrees West 15 poles to a stake  Thence South 62 degrees 
West 65 poles to a stake  Thence South 21 degrees East 15 poles to a stake 
corner to Lot No. 2  Thence North  62 degrees East 68 poles more or less to 
the beginning.   Containing 6-1/2 acres be the same more or less with the 
appurtenances thereto belonging and the parties of the first part hereby 
jointly and severally for themselves and for their heirs relinquish all title 
and claim of theirs and of each of theirs to the said parcel of land to the 
said John and his heirs and they hereby forever quit claim to the said parcel 
of land.  In testimony Whereof the said parties of the first part have 
hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.
Attest:
M. F.                                                     Curd Cox
George W. Cox                                      	Mary Cox
                                                             S. C. Mynatt
                                                             Susan Mynatt
                                                             Milley Jett
                                                             Jemima Hall
                                                             Kisih Cox
                                                             Wm. A. Cox
                                                             James N. Jett