ROBERTSON COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - State of Tennessee to Joseph Pitts
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Robertson Co TN Deed Bk L, pg 10-11

Joseph PITTS From the State of Tennessee

Feb 8, 1814

pg10)The state of Tennessee, No 3348 To all to whom these presents shall come, 
greeting Know Ye that by virtue of part of certificate No 2 hq dated August 
15th 1807 obtained from the board of Commissioners of for west Tennessee by 
James BYRON and entered on the 30th day of January 1808 by No 1309 - There is 
granted by the said state of Tennessee unto Joseph PITTS assignee of the said 
James BYRON a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred acres 
lying in Robertson County in the first district near the goose Pond tract 
Beginning at a post oak marked M.G. north west of a spring called James HOGAN 
spring ten poles and near the
pg11)north east corner of Bazel BORENs old survey running west thirty eight 
poles to a stake in the barrens thence south twenty three poles to a post oak 
on Bazel BORENs line thence east forty six poles to his corner a black oak 
thence south one hundred and four poles to a spanish oak thence east one 
hundred and seventeen and one fourth poles to a black jack thence north one 
hundred and twenty seven poles to two hickories thence west one hundred twenty 
five and one fourth poles to the beginning, surveyed February 2nd 1813 by H. 
JOHNSON DN
With the hereditaments and appurtenances to have and to hold the said tract or 
parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said Joseph PITTS and his heirs 
forever in witness whereof Willie BLOUNT Governor of the state of Tennessee 
both hereunto set his hand and caused the great seal of the state to be 
affixed at Nashville on the eighth day of February in the year of our Lord one 
thousand eight hundred and fourteen and of the independence of the United 
States, the thirty eighth
By the Governor Willie BLOUNT
W.G. BLOUNT secretary
Joseph PITTS is entitled to the within mentioned tract of land.
D. McGAVOCH, Register of west Tennessee
Recorded in the Registers Office of west Tennessee
February the 9th 1814. D. McGAVOCH, Reg.
State of Tennessee Robertson County Received April 6th 1815 ten cents state 
tax on this grant let it be registered.

Jas TUNSTALL, Clk