McNAIRY COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - G.W. Barnes and Wife to R.M. Surratt 1900

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     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book Y, p. 576 9 February 1900



     G. W. BARNES and Wife   to  R. M. SURRATT



     Deed



     State of Tennessee, McNairy County. Know all men by these presents,

     That we, GEORGE W. BARNES and wife SARAH E. BARNES, have this day

     bargained and sold to R. M. SURRATT for the consideration of thirty

     five dollars to us in hand paid, our entire undivided interest in

     and to the following tract of land lying and being in McNairy

     County, State of Tennessee, and bounded as follows:



     Being the same land on which OUR FATHER, DENNIS BARNES, resided at

     the time of his death, situated about 4 miles northeast of Purdy.

     To have and to hold the same to the said R. M. SURRATT and his heirs

     forever, we covenant with the said R. M. SURRATT that we are

     lawfully seized of said land and that we have a good right to convey

     the same.  And that it is unencumbered in any way and we bind

     ourselves and heirs to warrant and forever defend the title of the

     same to the said R. M. SURRATT and his heirs forever against the

     lawful claims of all persons.  Witness our signatures this 9th day

     of February 1900.



     G. W. Barnes Sarah E. Barnes