White County Tennessee
Deed Book P; 1848-1851
Pages 135-136

George Pirtle	|
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Elija H. Pirtle	|	This Indenture made this the Tenth day of March 1835 
between George Pirtle of the County of White and State of Tennessee of the 
one part and Elija H. Pirtle of the County and State aforesaid of the other 
part.  Witness that the said George Pirtle for and in consideration of the 
Sum of forty five Dollars to him in hand paid by the Said Elijah H. Pirtle 
the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged hath given granted bargained Sold 
aliened conveyed and confirmed unto the said Elija H. Pirtle his heirs and 
assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the 
County of White in the first district and on the waters of the Caney fork.  
Beginning at an ash stump in a Swamp thence South 40 poles to a black oak 
stump Glenn's South West corner, thence ninety poles to a post oak Glenn's 
North West corner of a fifteen acre Survey, thence South 34 poles to a post 
oak and Black oak, thence West one hundred and twelve poles to two black 
Jacks on the Hill Side, thence South 20 poles to the corner a black oak, 
thence West 50 poles to a post oak, thence Northeast 50 poles to a post oak 
near the corner of a little field, thence with said field about forty poles 
to the North corner, thence Southeast with said field about forty five poles 
to a post oak in the line of Sd Pirtle's, thence North with said line to a 
post oak, thence E. Crossing a --?-- to a black walnut near the corner of 
Elija Pirtle's fence, Thence North sd fence to a black gun in a Swamp, thence 
down Sd Swamp to the beginning ash Stump.  Containing Seventy three acres be 
the same more or less to have and to hold the aforesaid land with all and 
singular the rights profits ---?--- heredirments and appurtenances for in and 
to the Same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the only proper use and 
behoof of him the Sd Elijah H. Pirtle his heirs and assigns forever and the 
Sd George Pirtle for himself his Executors and administrators doth covenant 
and agree to and with the said land and bargained premises he will Warrant 
and forever defend in Witness to here of the Sd George Pirtle hath here unto 
set his hand and affixed his Seal this the day and year just above written, 
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of us.
	Test   William G. Pirtle					George Pirtle   
Seal
	Jesse Lay

State of Tennessee White County
		Personally appeared before me William Little Clerk of White 
County Court, William G. Pirtle one of the subscribing Witnesses to the 
within Deed of Conveyance & he after being duly Sworn as the law directs 
deposed and Said that he was acquainted with George Pirtle the within named 
conveyor and that he --?-- acknowledged the within Deed for the purposed 
there in contained which is recorded.  Witness my hand at office the 24th day 
of September A.D. 1845.
									Test   William Little   
Clerk
									of White County Court

State of Tennessee White County
		Personally appeared before me William Little Clerk of White 
County Court Jesse Lay one of the Subscribing Witnesses to the within deed of 
Conveyance who after being duly sworn as the law directs deposed and says 
that he was personally acquainted with George Pirtle the conveyor in the 
within deed and that he executed the same for the purposes there in contained 
which is recorded.  Witness my hand at office the 23rd day of March 1846.
									Test   William Little   
Clerk
									Of White County Court

I Charles McGuire Register of White County do hereby certify that the 
foregoing deed of conveyance was duly filed and noted in my Reception book 
No. 1, page 30 on the 17th day of May 1849 at � past 1 O'Clock P.M. and 
recorded the same day.
									Test   M. C. Dibrell   
Deputy
									of C. McGuire   
Register







									Transcribed By:
									James R. Blanks
									114 Somerset Lane
									Tullahoma, TN 37388
									August 14, 2001


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