WAYNE COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Youngblood Family to James H. Horton
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Filed Feby. 22 at 2 P.M. 1854
James H. Horton Deed Convey by J. Youngblood others
	We Josiah Youngblood and John W. Youngblood of the County of Wayne 
and State of Tennessee have this day for and inconsideration of the sum of 
Six hundred Dollars to us in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby 
acknowledged bargained and sold and by these presents do bargain sell and 
convey to James H. Horton of the County of Wayne of aforesaid our undivided 
interest in and to the tracts of land herein described situated being and 
lying in the County and State aforesaid on Indian Creek in Range 11 and 
Section 3 and beginning at Beech on a ridge the N. E. Corner of a 100 acre 
Entry granted to Thomas Bealy running South 28 poles to a Sugar Tree thence 
West 80 poles to a stake near a large Poplar thence North to the N B(oundary) 
of said 100 acres Entry to a Beech and Elm then East 77 3/4 poles to the 
beginning containing by estimates 50 acres the other beginning at the S. E. 
Corner of Entry N 257 thence south 45 poles to a Stake then West 88 2/3 poles 
to a Stake then North 45 poles to a Stake in the S B(oundary) line of said 
Entry then East 88 2/3 to the beginning containing by estimation 25 acres To 
have and to hold to the said James H. Horton our undivided interest in and to 
the said tract of land and all the hereditaments and appurtenances thereto 
belonging We hereby bind ourselves and heirs and representatives to warrant 
and forever defend the right and title tot he said undivided interest against 
the lawful claims or of all persons whatever into the same James H. Horton 
his heirs & assigns forever.  In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our 
hand and affixed our seals 10th of Sept. 1851.

Test: Zachariah Cypert		Josiah Youngblood   seal
	Benjamin King		John W. X Youngblood
				    His mark
State of Tennessee Wayne County
	This day personally appeared before me W. Jones Clerk of said County 
Court Z. Cypert and Benjamin King both subscribing witnesses to the within 
Deed who being first duly sworn deposes and say that they are acquainted with 
Josiah Youngblood and John W. Youngblood the within bargainers and that they 
saw them sign seal and executed the same Witness my hand at office the 7th 
Feby. 1854.   
		W. Jones Clerk