KNOX COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - State of Tennessee to William Dunlap, 8 Jan 1852
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No. 1147        State of Tennessee          No. 1147 
200             Knox County 
Acres 
surveyed                            Wm. Dunlap

Enters 200 acres of land in said county.  Beginning on Jerry Johnson's line, 
thence to Wm. S. Kennedy's line, thence to Isaac Hinds line, thence to Wm. S. 
Kennedy's line, thence to Samuel Bowman's line, thence various other courses 
to the beginning.
January 8, 1850.                (M?) Wm. Dunlap
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A sketch of the diagram drawn by the surveyor "Legg"  of 159 acres for 
William Dunlap on the southside of the Frenchbroad River accompanies this 
hand written description.

State of Tennessee
Knox County
By virtue of an entery in the entery takers office of said county for 200 
acres of land of no 1147 bareing date the 8 day of July 1855 and in the name 
of William Dunlap and in civil Dis. No. 15 and on the south side side of 
Frenchbroad river joining the land of Samuel Bowman Jerry Jonson and others

I have surveyed for the said William Dunlap 159 acres of land beginning at a 
post oak Jerry Jonsons corner, thence N 27 degrees W 42 poles to a pine 
thence N 45 degrees E 50 poles to a pine then N 33 degrees E 52 poles to a 
hickory on Samuel Bowman's line then S 51 W 44 poles to a sassafras then N 30 
W 42 pole to a pine popular and gum thence S 52 degrees W 80 poles to too 
small (---?)thence S 30 degrees E 62 poles to too pines thence S 63 degrees W 
74 poles to a pine thence S 38 poles to a pine thence W 15 poles to a hickory 
S 70 poles to too post oaks S 45 degrees E 86 poles to  Kenedys line thence 
with his line N 65 degrees E 130 poles to Jonsons line thence with the same S 
85 degrees W 30 poles to a white oak thence to the beginning.

            Surveyed the 26 December 50
            J?   Legg   Surveyor Knox County
            By his Dep F.A.R. McNutt



The State of Tennessee
To all to whom these presents shall come; Greetings:
Know ye, that in consideration of an Entry made in the Entry Takers Office of 
Knox County, OF NO. 1147 dated the 8th day of January, 1850, by William 
Dunlap - there is GRANTED by the State of Tennessee unto the said William 
Dunlap and his heirs a certain TRACT OF LAND, containing One hundred and 
fifty-nine Acres, lying in the county aforesaid in District No. 15: Joining 
the land of Samuel Bowman & others - Beginning at a postoak on top of a ridge 
Jerry Johnson's corner; then north twenty-seven west forty-two poles to a 
pine, then north forty-five east fifty-one poles to a pine, north 
thirty-three east fifty-two poles to a hickory on said Bowman's line, then 
with the same south fifty-one west forty-four poles to a sassafras, north 
thirty west forty-two poles to a pine, poplar, & gum, south fifty-two west 
eighty poles to two small postoaks on a ridge, south thirty east sixty-two pol
es to two pines, west fifteen poles to a hickory, south seventy poles to two 
postoaks on a ridge, south forty-five east eighty-six poles to Wm. S. 
Kennedy's line, with the same north forty-eight east one hundred and thirty 
poles to Jerry Johnson's line, with the same south eighty-five west thirty 
poles to a whiteoak then a direct line to the beginning, surveyed 26th 
December 1850, with its appurtences, to HAVE and to HOLD the said TRACT or 
PARCEL of LAND, with its appurtenances, to the said William Dunlap and his 
heirs forever.  IN WITNESS WHEREOF, W.B.  Campbell, Governor of the State of 
Tennessee, has hereunto set his hand and caused the Great Seal of the State 
to be affixed at NASHVILLE on the 8th day of January in the YEAR OF OUR LORD 
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two.