WARREN COUNTY, TN - LAND RECORDS - Isaac Meadows to James McDaniel
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TSLA, Warren County TN Deeds, Book A, pages 301-302

Deed. made November 16, 1811 between Isaac Meadows and James McDaniel both
of Warren County, Tennessee Witnesseth for the sum of seven hundred and
fifty dollars Meadows sold to said McDaniels a tract of land in Warren
County Beninning at a stake fourteen poles North of the original beginning
of Meadows two hundred acres it being six poles North of the one mile tree
in the Western boundary line of the first District. North sixty five
degrees East sixteen poles crossing hickory creek to a Elm, North forty
eight degrees East sixteen poles to a stake and pointers, North eighteen
degrees east twenty six poles to a dogwood, North forty nine degrees east
fifty four poles to a White oak, North thirteen degrees West sixty one
poles to a black oak in the back line of the said two hundred acres, West
with said line to the corner pointers of the two hundred acre Survey, South
one hundred & sixty four poles crossing hickory creek to the Beginning.
Title guaranteed.

Isaac Meadows <signed>
Witnesses:
  Moses Rea  <signed>
  Anderson Meadows  <signed>
  Daniel Meadows  <signed>

State of Tennessee, Warren County } May Session 1812. The within Deed was
proven in open court July 6, 1812.

Joseph Colville, Clerk.
Registered July 9, 1812