MCNAIRY COUNTY TN - DEEDS - John D. & Mary Case to George W. Morley 1872

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     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book L, p. 226 13 January 1872



     JOHN D. and MARY CASE  to  GEORGE W. MORLEY



     DEED, 96 acres



     We JOHN D. CASE and MARY CASE have this day bargained and sold and

     do hereby transfer and convey to GEORGE W. MORLEY and his heirs

     forever for the consideration of four hundred dollars to me in hand

     paid tract of land in McNairy County, State of Tennessee.



     Beginning at post oak and 2 black jack pointers, the most northern

     NorthWest corner of Entry 2809 in the name of A. [AARON] H. CASE,

     running East 130 poles to a stake and 2 post oak pointers, then

     South 117 poles, thence West 130 poles to a stake and 2 black jack

     pointers, then North 117 poles to the beginning,



     Containing 95 [sic] acres more or less and the same land for which a

     title from the chancery court of McNairy County was decreed to us on

     the 12th day of Decmber 1857.  To have and to hold the same to the

     said GEORGE W. MORLEY that we are lawfully seized of said land

     having a good right to convey it and the same is unencumbered.  We

     do further covenant and bind ourselves, heirs, and representatives

     to warrant and forever defend the title to the said land and every

     part thereof of all persons whatever this 13th day of January 1872.



     John D. Case Mary Case