NEWIT SAMMONS LAND DEED
(in Williamson Co. Tennessee)
Page 591 - (Page 405 in old Book B)

 		Newit Sammons 120 Acres    }	This Indenture made this Sixth day
		Waters of Nelsons Creek of }	of August in the Year of our Lord
		Harpeth River Conveyed     }	One Thousand eight hundred and ten
		by James  Hampton          }	Between James Hampton of Williamson
		Registered 24th May 1811   }	County and State of Tennessee of the
			One part and Newit Sammons of the said County and State
			of the other part Witnesseth that the said James Hampton for
			and in consideration of the sum of Six hundred Dollars to him
			in hand paid by the said Newit Sammons the receipt whereof is
			hereby acknowledged hath given granted and bargained sold
			alined conveyed and confirmed unto the said Newit Sammons
			his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of land
			situate lying and being in the County of Williamson  {[P. 592]
			and State aforesaid on the waters of Nelsons Creek of Harpeth
			River Containing one hundred and twenty acres of land Be
			=ginning on a large poplar  Robert Carothers North West Corner
			running North twenty Six degrees West to a Small maple thence
			North forty degrees East to a large black gum thirty degrees East
			fifteen poles to a white oak, North forty Six poles to a honey
			Locust East one hundred and thirty Nine poles to a sugar tree
			and ash, South one hundred and nine poles to a small
			sugar tree, Robert Carothers North East corner, west one
			hundred and fifty eight poles to the Beginning To have and
			to hold the aforesaid land with all and singular the rights
			profits involvments? hereditaments and appurtenances of in
			and to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to
			the only proper use and behoof of him the said Newit
			Sammons his heirs and assigns forever, and the said James
			Hampton for himself his heirs executors and administrators
			doth Covenant and agree to and with the said Newit Sam
			=mons his heirs or assigns, the before recited land and bar
			=gained promises he will warrant and forever defend against
			the right title and or claims of all and every person or persons
			whatever.  In Witness whereof the said James Hampton hath
			hereunto set his hand and Seal the day and year above
			written.

			Signed Sealed and delivered    }	James Hampton {{Seal}}
			In the presence of us          }
			William Banks, James Boatright }
			Edmund Laurance		       } Upon which deed was written
			State of Tennessee, Williamson County Seat: The foregoing deed
			of conveyance was duly proven in open Court April Session 1811
			by the oaths of William Banks and Edmund Laurance two of
			the subscribing Witnesses thereto, to be act and deed of James
			Hampton, and the same was and it is to be registered.

			    Let it be done    N.P. Hardiman  Clerk of Williamson
					      County Court

Charlotte Curlee Ramsey
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