ROBERTSON COUNTY, TN - DEED - Jacob Grimes from Benjamin King
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DEED BOOK N pg 463-464

Jacob Grimes, Junr, from Benj King sen  Aug 27th 1818

This indenture made this twentysixth (26th) day of June one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen (1818) between BENJAMIN KING, Sr. of the County of
Robertson and State of Tennessee of the one part and
JACOB GRIMES, Jr. of the County and State aforesaid of the other part.

Witnesseth that the said BENJAMIN KING for a valuable inconsideration of the
sum of one hundred and eleven dollars & fifty six cents  ($111.56) to him in
hand paid by him the said JACOB GRIMES, Jr. before the signing and delivery
these present the benefit whereof he doth by these presents adknowldge hath
bargained, granted, sold, aliended, ____m and confimred and doth by these
presents bargain, grant sell,  _____ and confim unto the said JACOB GRIMES,
JR. his heirs and assigns forever all that tract or parcel of land siutated
lying and being in the County and State aforesaid on the waters of SPRING
CREEK butted and bounded as follows:

Beginning at the black gum and ironwood on the south bank of a branch
running South one hundred and fifty poles to two locust
Thense East 68 poles to two Sassafras in a hollow
Thense NORTH 150 poles to a sugar tree and white oak in the North branch of
the aforesaid branch
Thence up the branch within meanders to the beginning

Containing 63 and  3/4 acres be the same more or less to have and to thold
the aforsaid tract and parcel of land with all advantages ____and
appurtenances thes unto belonging or in anywise appertaining unto the said
JACOB GRIMES Jr and the said BENJAMIN KING,Sr. doth covenant and agree to
send wiuth the said JACOB GRIMES, Jr. to warrant and forever defend the
aforesaid bargained premises until the said JACOB GRIMES, Jr., his heirs and
assigns against the claim of all and every person or persons whatsoever
slaiming.  

In witnesseth whereof the said BENJAMIN KING, S. hath herunto set his hand
and seal the day and date above written, signed, sealed and delivered, in
presence of:

A. Stewart
Jacob Grimes (could be Johnson) hard to read signature

Benjamin King (Seal)

Robertson County Courth August Term 1818.  This deed Benjamin King St to
Jacob Grims Jr was ackowledged in open Court by the said Benjamin King and
ordered to be registred.
Test Jas Tunstall, Clerk.