McNAIRY COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Louisa Baucum to J.H. Williams 1901

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McNairy County, Tennessee

Deed Book Z, pp. 622-3

7 December 1901

     LOUISA [BOLING] BAUCUM  to  J. H. WILLIAMS



     75 acres



     [Note: This is the land that was given to Asa Baucum by his grandson

     Wiley Aday.  Deed Book U, pp. 535-6, 15 April 1892.]



     For and in consideration of the sum of forty dollars, $40.00, cash

     in hand paid by J. H. WILLIAMS, the receipt of which is hereby

     acknowledged by me.  I, LOUISA BAUCUM, have this day bargained and

     sold and by these presents, sell, transfer unto the said J. H.

     WILLIAMS a certain tract parcel or piece of land, said land lying in

     said county.  Known as a part of the J. B. BAUCUM [JOB B. BAUCUM]

     land and on the waters of Whiteoak Creek and bounded as follows:



     Bounded in the North by lands of YOUNGER and WEBSTER, East by JERRY

     SEWELL, South by J. H. WILLIAMS, West by JOHN MILLER, containing by

     estimation seventy-five acres more or less.



     To have and to hold the above described land to the said J. H.

     WILLIAMS and his heirs and assigns forever covenant with him.  I

     have a good right to make this and I am lawfully seized and

     possessed of said land and the same are free from incumbrances in

     any way and I further bind myself and hiers to warrant and forever

     defend the title to the above described land against the lawful

     claims or claims of any and all persons whomsoever.  Witness my

     signature this 7th day of December 1901.



     Louisa Baucum



     Notary, Hardin County, Tennessee - Louisa Baucum



     File 8 December 1902