McNAIRY COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - James A. Evans to R.W. O'Neal 1893

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     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book V, pp. 149-150 10 March 1893



     JAMES A. EVANS and wife  to  R. W. O'NEAL



     Deed, 96 acres



     For and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and fourteen

     dollars paid by R. W. O'NEAL as follows:  $114.00 in cash the

     receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged 



     and $___ by note made by ___ which notes ___ as follows same to

     secure and make certain thepayment of which note as deferred

     payments a lien is hereby expressly reserved and retained on the

     land hereinafter described and conveyed until the whole principal

     and interest is paid,



     have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey unto R. W.

     O'NEAL the following described land in McNairy County, State of

     Tennessee:



     Beginning on a black jack and 2 black jack pointers, then West 160

     poles to a chestnut and red oak pointers, then North 148 poles to a

     white oak and elder pointers, then East 160 poles to the beginning,

     containing 96 acres more or less.



     To have and to hold the said land with the appurtenances and

     improvements therunto belonging to the said R. W. O'NEAL, his heirs

     and assigns forever.  And we covenant with the said R. W. O'NEAL

     that we are lawfully seized of said land [and] have a good right to

     convey it and that it is unencumbered.  And we do further covenant

     and bind ourselves, heirs and representatives to warrant and forever

     defend the title to said property to the said R. W. O'NEAL, his

     heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims of all persons.



     And I, THEODOSIA EVANS, wife of the said JAMES A. EVANS, do hereby

     transfer and convey and release and relinquish to the said Grantee,

     his heirs and assigns all the right title and interest of every kind

     whatever I have in and to said property and particularly such as I

     have or may have under and by virtue of the laws of Tennessee

     relating to Homestead and dower.



     Witness our Hands this 10th day of March one thouand eight hundred

     and ninety 3 A.D. 189[3].



     James Evans Theodosia Evans