WARREN COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - State of Tennessee to Samuel Ridinger
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Land Grant, State of Tennessee to Samuel Ridinger
TSLA, TN Mountain District Land Grants, Book G, page 15, Grant # 4316

To all to whom these presents shall Come Greeting:  Know ye that by virtue
of Entry No. 3058 made in the office of the Entry taker of Warren County
and entered on the Second day of June 1830 pursuant to the provisions of an
Act of the General Assembly of Said State passed on the ninth day of
January 1830 there is Granted by the Said State of Tennessee to Samuel
Ridinger a certain Tract of parcel of land Containing one hundred acres by
survey bearing date the 4 day of October 1833 lying in said County on the
Waters of the Barren fork of Collin's  River.  Beginning on a frost Oak the
north East corner of a Sixty acre tract Granted to Philip (sic) Smith.
Running thence East forty four poles to a stake on Alexander Smith's Thence
south with Said Smith's line one hundred and twenty five poles to a
Blackjack Smith's corner.  Thence East with Smith's line Sixty Six Poles to
two Small hickories thence south One hundred and thirteen and one tenth
poles to a post Oak.  Thence West one hundred poles to a hickory on Michael
Ridinger's line.  Thence north with Said line One hundred and ninety four
poles to a Black oak the north East corner of Ridinger's hundred acre tract
Then West two poles to a Stake, Smith's corner.  Thence north forty-four
poles to the beginning.  With the hereditaments and appurtenances to have
and to hold the Said Tract or parcel of land with it's appurtenances to the
Said Samuel Ridinger and his heirs forever.  In Witness whereof Newton
Cannon Governor of the State of Tennessee has hereunto Set his hand and
Caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed at Nashville on the 14 day
of January 1836 and 60 year of our Independence.

By the Governor

N. Cannon 
Luke Lea, Secretary