MCNAIRY COUNTY TN - DEEDS -   WILLIAM M. HILL & J. F. WILLIAMS  to  DANIEL HILL

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     [Note:  These two entries pertain to the same person, a man named

     Luke.]





     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book E, p. 79 3 October 1853



     WILLIAM M. HILL & J. F. WILLIAMS  to  DANIEL HILL



     Bill of Sale, LUKE



     Received from DANIEL HILL seven hundred and fifty dollars in full

     consideration for a Negro man named LUKE, supposed to be about 37

     years old.  We warrant the said boy LUKE to be sound and sensible

     and a slave for life.  We also warrant the title to be good under

     [our] hands and seals this 3 October 1853.



     William M.Hill J. F. Williams



     ----------------McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book E, p. 80 19

     September 1853



     FRANCES A. WAMBLE, by J. R. WAMBLE to  [J. F.] WILLIAMS and

     [WILLIAM] HILL



     Bill of Sale for LUKE



     Received of J. F. WILLIAMS and WILLIAM HILL five hundred dollars in

     full payment for a Negro Man by the name of LUKE, supposed to be

     thirty seven years of age, for which we warrant and defend the title

     to said slave LUKE and also to be sound in body and mind and a slave

     for lifetime.



     Frances H. [sic] Wamble by J. P. [sic] Wamble