Sumner County TN Archives Deed.....Perdue, William - Perdue, Lee December 2, 1861
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Written: December 2, 1861
Recorded: September 19, 1866

For the Love and affection I have for my son I Lee Perdue do give William 
Perdue his heirs administrators or Executors in the State of Tennessee Sumner 
County Dist No 16 a tract of land containing by estimation one acre be the same 
more or less and bounded as follows Beginning at a small post oak lying on the 
Eastern boundary of a fifty acre tract of land belonging John Hobdy's survey 
running east thirteen poles to a stake thence thirteen poles to a stake thence 
West thirteen poles to a small white oak on said line thence North thirteen 
poles to the beginning to have and to hold the said tract of land to his heirs 
or assigns forever I do convenant with the said William Perdue that I am 
lawfully seized of said land have a good right to convey it and the same is 
unencumbered I do further convenant and bind myself my heirs and 
representatives to warrant and forever defend the title to the said land to the 
said W. E. W. Perdue his heirs or assigns this the 2nd day of December 1861.
Executed and Delivered in our presents
John N. Smartt                               Lee Perdue (seal)
R. L. Garrett
State of Tennessee
Sumner County Personally appeared before me John L. Bugg Clerk of the county 
Court of said County John N. Smart and R. L. Garrett subscribing witnesses to 
the foregoing deed who being first sworn deposed and said that they are 
personally acquainted with Lee Perdue the bargainer and that he acknowledged in 
their presence that he made and executed the same for the purposes therein 
contained witness my hand at office the 19 Sept 1866.
John L. Bugg Clerk by J. A. Trousdale
Rcd for registration 19 Sept 1866 at 1 o'clock p.m.
Registered and examined same day Robt William Regd S.C.

Additional Comments:
William E. W. Perdue son of Lee Perdue and Mary Wyatt had died in August of 
1866 in Sumner Co., TN. Lee Perdue probably filed this deed in order to help 
the widow Harriet L. Barber Perdue settle William Perdue's estate.

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