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23rd 1836 473
- George R. Elmore from the State of Tennessee May(?) State of
Tennessee No. 3605
- To all to whom this session shall come greeting know ye that
for and in consideration of the Sum of twelve and one-half cents per acre paid
into the office of the entry taker of Robertson County and entered on the third
day of July 1824 pursuant to the provision of an Act of the General Assembly of
said State passed on the twenty second day of November one thousand and eight
hundred and twenty three by No. 107 thus is granted by the said State of
Tennessee unto George R. Elmore a certain tract or parcel of land containing
ten acres by survey bearing date the 13th day of October 1825, lying
in said County on the waters of the Sulphur fork of
Red River and bounded as follows to west Beginning on a small white Oak Nathan
Clark’s South East corner runs South forty to a stake and pointers on the point
of a ridge thence West, crossing a branch near a Spring forty poles to a white
Oak and black Oak near the branch thence North, crossing the branch again forty
poles to a white Oak thence East crossing said branch forty poles to the
Beginning with the hereditaments and appurtenances to have and to hold the
said tract or parcel of land, with its appurtenances, to the said George R.
Elmore and his heirs forever.
- In witness whereof, William Carroll Governor of the State
of Tennessee, hath hereunto set his hand, and
caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed at Nashville on the nineteenth
day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand and eight hundred and twenty
six and of the Independence of the United States this fiftyieth.
By the Governor, Wm Carroll
Daniel Graham,
Secretary.
Recorded in the
Registers office of
West Tennessee October 30th
1826
F. McGavock D. Reg.
George R. Elmore is
entitled to the within mentioned tract of land.
F. McGavock D. Register.
Of
West
Tennessee
State of
Tennessee
Robertson
County
April 30, 1836
Received
our debit the state tax on this grant
let it be registered? .
F. McGavock |