McNAIRY COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - B.A. Phillips to W.H. Devault 1899

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     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book Y, pp. 338-9 8 August 1899



     B. A. PHILLIPS & Wife  to W. H. DEVAULT



     25 acres



     For and in consideration of one gray mare paid to us and for one

     note this day .... to us by W. H. DEVAULT for forty dollars due 15

     November 1900, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, we B. A.

     PHILLIPS and wife MARTHA, have this day bargained and sold and do

     hereby transfer and convey unto the said W. H. DEVAULT, the

     following described tract of land lying and being in [the] 7th Civil

     District of McNairy County, Tennessee and bounded as follows:



     On the North by ROBINSON, on the South by McINTIRE, on the East by

     COMBS, and on the West by ELIFF and said to contain twenty five (25)

     acres and same deeded to me by D. A. MCDOUGAL, Clerk and Master of

     the Chancery Court and Registered in Book T, pages 73 and 74.



     To have and to hold the same to the said W. H. DEVAULT to his heirs

     forever, we covenant with the said W. H. DEVAULT, that we are

     lawfully seized of said land, have a good right to convey the same

     and that same is unencumbered in any way.  We bind ourselves and

     heirs to warrant and forever to defend the title to above land unto

     the said W. H. DEVAULT agsint the lawful claims of all pesons ....

     retained on land for balance of forty dollars due for purchase

     money.  Given under our hands 8th August 1899.



     B. A. Phillips Martha E. Phillips