Sumner County TN Archives Deed.....Chitwood, Adaline - Perdue, Lee October 2, 1866
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Written: October 2, 1866
Recorded: October 3, 1866

I Lee Perdue have this day bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey 
to Adaline Chittwood and her hairs forever for the consideration of fifteen 
hundred dollars of which eleven hundred and eighty four dollars & ninety cents 
is paid in a decree in the Chancery Court of Sumner County against Isaac 
Watwood which has this day him assigned to me a tract of land in Sumner County 
Tennessee District No 16 bounded as follows, Beginning Corner of a new(?)acre 
Jerry Ramsey south to a post oak Thomas Perdue & North West corner thence East 
to a stake D. G. Perdue corner thence North to two chestnut sprouts, thence 
west to a stone D. G. Perdue & south west corner thence to a Black Jack James 
Martins corner thence West to the beginning containing one hundred and sixty 
acres more or less except the one acre on the west line where W. E. Perdue 
built and lived the said one acre having heretofore been given by me to said W. 
E. Perdue is not now conveyed to have and to hold the said land to the said 
Adeline Chittwood her heirs and assigns forever I do convenant with the said 
Adeline Chittwood that I am lawfully seized of the land and have a good Right 
to convey it and that the same is unencumbered I do further convenant and bind 
myself, my heirs and Representatives to warrant and defend the tile to the land 
above conveyed to the said Adeline Chittwood her heirs and assigns against the 
lawful claims of all persons But it is indentured and agreed that I retain a 
lien upon the above conveyed land until the eleven hundred eighty four dollas 
and ninety cents above spoken of is paid to me and that said land is bound to 
me for the payment of said lien this the 2nd day of Oct 1866.
Lee Perdue
State of Tennessee
Sumner County
Personally appeared before me John L. Bugg clerk of the county court of said 
county Lee Perdue the bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted and who 
acknowledged that he made and executed the foregoing deed for the purposes 
therein contained. Witness my hand at office this 2 day Oct 1866
John L. Bugg Clerk
by J. A. Trousdale D.C.
Recd for Registration 2 Oct 1866 at 3 oclock PM
R. A. Helson Redg
Registered and examined 3rd Oct 1866
R. A. Helson Redg

Additional Comments:
Lee Perdue was son of Daniel and Prudence Ward Perdue. W.(Wm) E. Perdue was his 
son who had died in August of 1866. Adaline (Perdue) Chittwood was the daughter 
of Eli and Sally (Chitwood) Perdue. Lee and Adaline were first cousins. Isaac 
Wattwood mentioned in the deed was Adaline Chittwood's brother-in-law. 

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