Micajah McKAYS MIDYETT was born about 1793 in NC and died September 1861 in Haywood County, TN. He married Nancy/Nicy BROOKS Feb.12, 1821 in Johnston Co., NC; daughter of Jacob Brooks & Sarah WARRINGTON. She was born in 1794 in NC.
Children of Micajah and Nancy:
1. Erasmus R. Midyett born 1821 NC
2. Probate Collier Midyett born 1824
3. Ashley Alexander Midyett born 1826
4. Caroline Elizabeth Midyett born Mar 1827
5. Eliza Midyett born 1834, died in Sept.1856 in Haywood County,TN of jaundice at the age of 22 years.
6. Joseph Midyett born 1839, died before 1860.He was not in the 1860 census nor was he mentioned in his father’s will.
7. Milton B. Midyett born 1842nbsp;
Notes for Micajah McKay Midyett:
Source for the following: Copy Of The Original Marriage Bond
State of North Carolina }
Johnston County }
Know all men by these presents, that we Horn & Micajah Midyett are held and firmly bound unto Jesse Franklin, Esquire, Governor, &c. or his successors in office, in the full sum of five hundred pounds, current money, to be paid to said Governor, his successors or assigns, for the which payment well and truly to be made and done, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, sealed with our seals, and dated this 12th day of Feby. Anno Domoni 1821.
The condition of the above obligation is such, that whereas the above bounden Micajah Middyett—Horn hath made application for a license for marriage to be celebrated between (Micajah Midyett) and Nicy Brooks of the county aforesaid: now, in case it shall appear hereafter, that there is any lawful cause or impediment to obstruct the said marriage, then above obligation to be void: otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
M. Midyett
Source for the following: North Carolina State Archives; CR. 56.801.2
Johnston Co., N.C.
Spring Term 1827
Micajah Midyette
& others
vs.
Sally Brooks & others
The following jury was duly sworn and impanelled to try this cause, to wit: Jonathan Richardson, John Holt, Matthew Wilder, Benjamin Hatcher, Charles A. Hood, Zachariah Wellons, Charles M. Wellons, Warren Johnson, Joel Ellington, Lazarus Matthews, James Whittinton & Hardy Pool find this, the paper writing produced, bearing date, the 25th October 1822 and the paper writing bearing date, the 19th day of November 1822, are together, the last will and testament of the said Jacob Brooks, duly executed to _________ real estate, and that the said Jacob Brooks did divers bequeath and direct as in the said paper writings is contained.
Tho. Lockhart, Jr., Css
(On the back of this document is written)
Jacob Brooks Will
Recorded: November Term 1822
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. 1823 Tax Book 1; Pg. 17
Micajah Midgett was listed with 250 acres of land in district #10; range
1 & 2 and section 10. He had 1 white poll & 2 black polls.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes (1821-1833)
Pg. 157–March Term 1823
Micajah Midgette came into court and recorded his stock mark as
follows, to wit: a crop off the left ear & a split in the same.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Bk. 1/513-514
Thomas P. Devereux of Raleigh, North Carolina sold to Micajah Midyett of Madison Co., Tn., for $1400.00, a tract of land lying in Madison Co., Tn., dist. #10, range 1 & 2, section #9, beginning in range #2 in the northwest corner of a tract granted to Thomas Devereux, grant #16500, containing 350 acres. This indenture was made May 5, 1823.
Wit: Sugars McLemore Thomas P. Devereux
M. Woodfin By his Attorney in fact
M.H. Howard Samuel Dickens
Proved: March Term 1824
Reg: March 28, 1827
Source for the following: Johnston Co., N.C. Record Of Estates; Vol. 13; Page 37
Recd. 26th August 1823 of Asa Midyett, guardian to myself, by the hands of Micajah Midyett, the sum of three hundred and fifty-five dollars & eighty-three cents, in full, of the amount due me from him as guardian.
Wit: R.M. Sanders Josiah Midyett
Johnston County–August Court 1823
Then was the above guardian report exhibited in open court & ordered to be recorded.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833)
Pg. 258–Wednesday December 24, 1823
Ordered that Micajah Midgett, Esq. (among others) in Capt. Midgett’s Co., take a list of the taxable property in this county for the year 1824.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. 1824 Tax Bk. 1/48
In 1824 Micajah Midgett was listed with 150 acres of land in district #10; range 1 & 2 and section 9. He had 1 white poll & 2 black polls.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833)
Pg. 271–March Term 1824
Ordered that Benjamin S. Brooks be allowed the following hands to work on and keep of that part of the road of which he was heretofore appointed overseer–to wit: A.R. Alexander, Henry Rogers, Owen Griffen, William Caton, William Waggoner, A. Musgrove, E. Musgrove, John Dunlap, ________ Patterson, Robert Lowry, David Jackson, Abel Rains & Micajah Midgett.
Pg. 273
Ordered that Micajah Midyett, William C. Mitchell and David Jarret be appointed commissioners to settle with the administrator of Samuel Goodwin, dec’d., and make report to the present which report is handed in and ordered to be recorded.
Pg. 276
Ordered that John T. Porter be appointed overseer of the road leading from Jackson to Harris’ Bluff to where the lane crosses the first range line and that Micajah Migett apportion the hands of S.D. Port and W.C. Mitchell.
Pg. 279
A deed of conveyance from Thomas P. Devereux ________ his attorney in fact Samuel Dickens to Micajah Migett for 350 acres of land. Order this day produced in open court and acknowledged by Samuel Dickens and ordered to be certified for registration.
Pg. 281
In a case between Jordon G. Stokes vs. John S. Smith the court ordered that the matters in dispute between them in their suit be referred to the final determination of Jarrett M. Jelks And Micajah Midgett and that their award, when made, be returned to the next term of the court and made the judgment of the court therein.
Pg. 329
Micajah Midyett, among others, was appointed a juror to attend the next circuit court to be held on the 4th Monday in May next.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Will Bk. D1/29
Schedule of the property received by Micajah Midyett out of the estate of Benjamin Brooks, dec’d.
One Negro girl aged six or eight years worth———————-$200.00
One bay mare worth————————————————35.00
One sow & pigs worth———————————————-
Seven head of sheep———————————————–
One chest & one feather bed—————————————
I, Micajah Midyett, do certify that the above is a correct schedule of the property i ever received from Jacob Brooks in his life time.
M. Midyett
This schedule was proven in open court by the oath of M. Midyett and recorded this 21st day of July 1824.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833)
Pg. 355–July 1, 1824
A schedule of the property received by Micajah Midyett and as required by the last will and testament of Jacob Brooks to be made the property received by the said Micajah Midyett out of the estate of Jacob Brooks in his lifetime was this day exhibited in open court and proven by the oath of said Midgett and ordered to be recorded.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833)
Pg. 364–September 27, 1824
Micajah Midyett was listed as a “gentleman & Justice of the Peace” at this September Term of court.
Pg. 368
Micajah Midyett, among others, was ordered as a member of a jury to view a road from Caruthers Ferry to the intersect of the Carroll Road near Col. Stewart, and make report to the next term of court.
Pg. 416–December 28, 1824
Micajah Midgett was present and accounted for at this term of court.
Pg. 420
Micajah Midyett, among others, was appointed as a member of a jury to view and lay off a road from such point of the road leading from Jackson to Waddill Bridge as they may think most suitable to the county line on a direction to Gibson Port and make report to next term of this court.
Source for the following: West Tennessee District Land Grants; Book I;
Page 580
#589 Recorded 27 June 1827; certificate #5659; 25 May 1824 registered in west Tennessee: Isaac Taylor, 16 acres entered 11 Sept by #1469 granted Micajah Midgett, assignee, said register 10th district, Madison County, on the north side of the south fork of Forked Deer River adjoining entry #373 Woodfolk entry #235.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833)
Pg. 465–February 7, 1825
Ordered that Micajah Midyett, Esq., Daniel Tiffapan?, and John Shannon divide the hands and distance for the road leading from Jackson To Harris’ Bluff between John T. Porter and Wm. C. Mitchell, overseers, and furnish each overseer with his distance and quota of hands.
Pg. 477
The jury of venue appointed at the last term of court to view a road from near James Moore to the county line on a direction to Gibson Port this day made right which was received by the court and it is ordered that Sugars McLemore be appointed overseer of the same from James Moore to the south fork of Forked Deer and work all the hands west of Cane Creek and north of the said McLemore’s, Micajah Midyett, Asa B. Midyett, ________ Brooks, Jarrett M. Jelks, Patrick Duffy’s and east of Deer Creek and north of the said Forked Deer River between Deer and Cane Creeks and that Samuel D. Waddle be overseer from the North Fork to Gibson County line and work all hands west of the mouth of Turkey Creek and south of Gibson County line and north of the river and east of the mouth of Waddle’s Creek to open and keep the said in repair.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Bk. 2; Pg. 92-93
Micajah Midyett of Madison County sold to Henry H. Horn of Madison County, for $400.00, a tract of land in Madison County, Dist. #10, range #2 and section #10 and lying at the s.w. corner of entry #283 in the name of Thomas P. Debrough (Devereux) for 500 acres, containing 100 acres and being a part of T.P.
Debrough’s 500 acres. This indenture was made March 15, 1825.
Wit: Josiah Midyett M. Midgett
Isaac Peevey
Proved: May Term 1828
Reg: Aug. 22, 1828
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. 1825 Tax Book 1; Pg. 86
In 1825 Micajah Midgett was listed with 150 acres (no district or range given) and also 16 acres (entry #1469) with 1 white poll & 2 black polls
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833); Minute Book 1
Pg. 507–May Term 1825
Ordered that William Birdsong, Micajah Midyett, And Mathias Deberry be appointed to let the building of a bridge across the north fork of Forked Deer River where the main road leading from this place to Gibson Port crosses the same and that the sum of $200.00 be appropriated toward the completion of the bridge to be paid out of any monies in the county treasury not otherwise appropriated so soon as the same is completed provided the same cannot be done for less.
Pg. 531–May 7, 1825
The resignation of Micajah Midyett as a Justice of the Peace was this day handed in and received by the court.
Pg. 537–August 2, 1825
Ordered that Micajah Midyett (among others) to serve at the next term of circuit court for Madison County.
Pg. 541–August 8, 1825
Ordered that John McClelland, Thomas J. Smith and Micajah Midyett, freeholders in Madison County, lay off to Mrs. Sarah J. Dyer a sufficient portion of the present crop, stock, and provision for her support for one year and make report to next term of court.
Source for the following: Land Grants Card Catalog; Book BB; Page 605;
Tennessee State Archives
Micajah Midgett & Jarrett M. Jelks received Grant #24419 on December 31,
1825 for 44 acres in Madison Co., Tn.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Bk. 2; Pg. 25
Lewis Tyner of Gibson Co., Tn. sold to Micajah Midgett of Madison Co., Tn., for $520.00, a Negro man named Isaac, aged 26 years. This bill of sale was made May 13, 1826.
Lewis Tyner
Proved: Feb. Term 1828
Reg: April 2, 1828
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833); Minute Book 2
Pg. 129–November 6, 1826
Micajah Midget was summoned by the sheriff to serve at the next term of circuit court.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. 1826 Tax Book 1; Pg. 25 & 27
Micajah Midgett was listed with 150 acres, 1 black poll & 2 slaves. He was also listed with 100 acres (no range or district given). Also 16 acres being Entry #1469 in District #10, Range 2 and Section 9.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Bk. 1; Pg. 648-649
William B. McClellan & his wife Juliett L. McClellan of Madison Co., Tn. sold to Sugars McLemore of Madison Co., Tn., for $205.00, a tract of land lying in Madison Co., 10th Dist., it being 1/12 (or 34 1/6 acres) of an undivided 410 acres and it being part of 500 acres granted to Bird Smith by Grant #17204.
This indenture was made December 5, 1826.
Wm. B. McLellan
Juliett L. McLellan
Reg: March 24, 1828
Proven: May Term 1827
Micajah Midget & Joshua Cosart were given power to take the examination of Juliett McClellan and this was done on February 6, 1828.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. 1827 Tax Book 1; Pg. 86
Micajah Midgett was listed with 100 acres, 1 white poll & 2 black polls.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Book 2; Pg. 234
James A. Edwards of Madison Co., Tn. sold to Micajah Midgett of Madison Co., Tn., for $300.00, a Negro man named Peter, aged about 11 years next April. This bill of sale was made March 27, 1827.
Wit: Josiah Midgett James A. Edwards
Asa B, Midgett
Proved: Feb. Term 1829
Reg: August 29, 1829
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833); Minute Book 2
Pg. 214–Monday, May 7, 1827
Ordered that John L. Henderson be overseer of the road in the place of Sugars McLemore from James Mooney’s to the north fork of Forked Deer River and work all hands west of Cain Creek and north of said McLemore’s, Micajah Midgett’s, Asa B. Midgett’s, Brooks’ (no first name), Jarret M. Jelks and Patrick Del__ and east of Deer Creek and north of said river between Deer and Cain Creek to keep the same in repair.
Pg. 257–Monday, August 6, 1827
Micajah Midget was summoned to serve as juror for the next term of county court.
Pg. 313–November 6, 1827
Micajah Midgett is to serve as foreman of the jury for the next term of county court.
Pg. 331–November 6, 1827
A deed of bargain and sale from Samuel Dickens to Wiley Brasfield for 104 acres of land was this day produced in open court and the execution thereof proven by the oaths of Jarret M. Jelks And Micajah Midgit, the subscribing witnesses.
Pg. 338–Thursday, November 8, 1827
A deed of trust from Thomas N. Pulliam to Micajah Midgett for 274 acres of land and his undivided interest, being the 1/3 part of the following named Negroes: Dolly, Nancy, Amy, Jane, Rachel, Mary, Adam, Harriet, Grace, Solomon, and Richard was this day exhibited in open court and the execution thereof duly proven by the oaths of Ezum L. Holland and James D. McClellan, the subscribing witnesses.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Bk. 1; Pg. 641-642
Thomas N. Pulliam of Madison Co., Tn. sold to Micajah Midget, for $1160.50, a tract of land in Madison Co., Tn. containing 274 acres founded on Grant #17244 for 274 acres granted by the state of Tennessee to Haynes Morgan And William Buford situated in the 10th Dist., Range Two, Section Nine. He also sells the following named Negros yet undivided of which the said Thomas N. Pulliam has an undivided interest of 1/3, to wit: Dolly, Nancy, Amey, Jane, Rachel, Mary, Adam, Harriet, Green, Solomon and Richard. The condition of the above deed of conveyance and the sale of Negros as above described is such that whereas Thomas Pulliam this day purchased of JOHN McClellan the above described tract of land and has executed several notes for the payment of the same in the manner following: one note payable on Dec. 25, 1828 bearing interest from Dec. 25, 1827 for $378.16 2/3 and the other note for the same amount due Dec. 25, 1829 and the next note due Dec. 25, 1830. If Thomas Pulliam makes these notes then the above deed of conveyance and sale of Negros to Micajah Midget is null & void. this indenture was made September 21, 1827.
Wit: E.L. Holland Thomas N. Pulliam
James D. Mcclellan
Reg: March 11, 1828
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. 1828 Tax Book 1; Pg. 17
Micajah Midgett was listed with 100 acres, 1 white poll & 3 black polls.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833); Minute Book 2
Pg. 345–Monday, February 4, 1828
Ordered that Micajah Midget and Joshua Cozart be appointed to take an examination of Julett L. McClellan respecting the execution of a deed of conveyance from William B. McLennan of said Juliett B. McLillan To Sugars McLemore for 34 1/6 acres of land and that commissioners issue accordingly.
Pg. 380–Thursday, February 17, 1828
A bill of sale from Lewis Tyner to Micajah Midget was this day produced in open court, the execution thereof duly acknowledged by the said Lewis Tyner to be his act and deed and ordered to be certified for registration.
Pg. 394–February 1828
Micajah Midget and Joshua Cosart this day made return of the examination of Juluet L. McLellan for a deed of bargain and sale executed by William B. McClellan and the said Juliett, his wife, to Sugars McLemore which is ordered to be registered.
Pg. 421–May 7, 1828
In the case of Micajah Midgett vs. Benjamin Fletcher, the plaintiff, Midgett, dismissed his suit herein at the cost of the defendant.
Pg. 422–May 7, 1828
An indenture of bargain & sale from Micajah Midgett to Henry Horn for 100 acres of land was this day produced in open court the execution thereof acknowledged by the said Micajah Midgett to be his act and deed and ordered to be certified for registration.
Pg. 427–Friday, May 9, 1828
In the case of Thomas Shannon, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas I. Smith, Guy Smith, Bird B. Smith, John T. Porter, Micajah Midgett, Jesse M. Hanna, Abel Miller & William Espsay, defendants, for an unpaid debt, the court finds in favor of the defendants.
Pg. 453–August 1828
Micajah Micay Midgett was one of the jurors summoned by the sheriff to serve at the next term of circuit court.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833); Minute Book 3
Pg. 27–Saturday, November 8, 1828
A bill of sale from Robert G. Jones to Micajah Midgete for certain Negroes therein mentioned was this day produced in open court, the execution thereof proven by the oaths of John McClellan and William McClellan to be the act and deed of the said Robert G. Jones for the purposes therein mentioned which was ordered certified for registration.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Bk. 2; Pg. 210-211
John McClellan of Madison Co., Tn. sold to William B. McClellan of Madison Co., Tn., son of said John McClellan, “for and in consideration of the natural love and affection and also for the better maintainance, support and livelihood of him, the said William B. McClellan,” have given and granted a tract of land lying in Madison Co. on the east bank of Turkey Creek and bound by the s.e. corner of Entry #286 in the name of A. Lewis And Henry Cassel’s line, containing 156 1/8 acres, it being part of 481 acres granted by the state of Tennessee to Andrew Boyd by Grant #18032 dated September 16, 1822. This deed Of gift was made November 10, 1828.
Wit: B.M. Perry John McClellan
M. Midyett
Proved: May Term 1829
Recorded: Aug. 24, 1829
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Book 2; Pg. 263-264
Benjamin M. Perry of Madison Co., Tn. sold to Micajah Midyett, for $1007.25, a tract of land situated in Madison County, containing 237 acres and bounded by Grant #18481.
This indenture was made November 15,1828.
Wit: Sugars McLemore B.M. Perry
Proved: Feb. Term 1829
Reg: Sept. 7, 1829
Benjamin M. Perry purchased from John Mcclellan the before described property and has executed promissory notes payable Dec. 25, 1829 for $400.00, Dec, 25, 1830 for $200.00 & Dec. 25, 1831 for $607.25. If notes are paid then this mortgage to be null & void, if not paid then said Micajah Midyett as trustee for John McClellan, shall sell land at public auction.
Wit: Sugars McLemore B.M. Perry
Benjamin G. Brooks
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Book 2; Pg. 231
Robert G. Jones of Madison Co., sold to Micajah Midgett, for $500.00, a Negro woman named Lucy, aged 25, and her 2 children, Henry & Albert Henry, about 1 1/2 years old & 9 months old. This bill of sale was made January 2, 1829.
Wit: Josiah Midgett Robert G. Jones
John McClellan
Wm. B. McClellan
Proved: Feb. Term 1829
Reg: August 28, 1829
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Book 2; Pg. 403-404
Micajah Midgett of Madison County to William Dickins of Madison County. whereas Micajah Midgett did by a deed of trust extended to him by Thomas N. Pulliam on November 7, 1827 and conveyed to him a tract of land made & known that he would sell on January 20, 1829 at the courthouse in Jackson when William Dickins became the highest bidder for $702.00 for 274 acres in Madison County, founded on Grant #17244 granted by North Carolina to Haynes Morgan and William Bufold, being in Dist. #10, Range #2 and Section #9. This indenture was made January 20, 1829.
Wit: Sugars McLemore M. Midgett
Henry H. Horn
Reg: Sept. 17, 1830
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Bk. 2; Pg. 262-263
Whereas a deed of trust was executed by Thomas N. Pulliam to Micajah Midgett, trustee, to secure a debt to John McClellan dated Sept. 21, 1827. It is now agreed that the principal of said trust may be so far changed so that the property may be sold on a credit so as to meet the payments of two notes, one due Dec. 25, 1829 and the other due Dec. 25, 1830 as specified in said trust. This was made January 20, 1829.
Wit: James M. Haralson Thomas N. Pulliam
Jacob Hill John McClellan
Proved: Feb. Term 1829 M. Midgett
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833); Minute Book 3
Pg. 29–February 2, 1829
A bill of sale from James A. Edwards to Micajah Midgett for a Negro boy named Peter was this day produced in open court, the execution thereof acknowledged by the said Edwards to be his act and deed for the pruposes therein mentioned which was ordered to be certified for registration.
Pg. 45–Thursday, February 5, 1829
The guardianship of the infant heirs of Jacob Brooks, to wit: Frederick Nash Brooks, Joseph William Brooks, And James Stephen Blackman Brooks was this day granted and given to Benjamin M. Perry who entered into 3 separate bonds in the penalty of $400.00 each with Micajah Midget and Benjamin Brooks as his securities.
Pg. 46–Thursday, February 5, 1829
An article of agreement between Thomas N. Pullium, John M. McClellan and Micajah Midget was this day produced in open court, the execution thereof proven by the oath of James M. Haralson, a subscribing witness thereto and filed for futher probate?.
Pg. 46–Thursday, February 5, 1829
A deed of trust from Benjamin M. Perry to Micajah Midget was this day produced in open court, the execution thereof acknowledged by the said Benjamin M. Perry to be his act and deed. Ordered to be certified for registration.
Source for the following: Johnston Co., N.C. Deed Book O; Page 255-256
Know all men by these presents that I, Micajah Meyett, of the county of Madison and the state of Tennessee, for divers good causes and considerations, me hereunto moving, have made, ordained, authorized, nominated and appointed and by these presents do make, ordain, authorize, nominate and appoint, Benjamin M. Perry, of the county of Madison and state aforesaid, my true and lawful attorney for me and in my name and for my ever proper use and benefit to ask, demand, sue for, recover and receive of, and from isaac stallings all such sum or sums of money, debts and demands whatsoever which are now due and owing unto me, the said Meyett, by and from the said Stallings and to have use to take all lawful ways and issues in my name or otherwise for the recovery thereof by attachment __________ distress(?) or allow, use and to compound and agree for the same for me and in my name, to make, seal and to do all other lawful acts and things whatsoever concerning the p_________ or fully in every aspect or I, myself, might or could do were I personally present at the doing thereof. And attornies, one of more under him, for the purpose aforesaid, to make, and again at his pleasure to revoke, ratifying and confirming and by their presence allowing whatsoever my said attorney shall, in my name, lawfully do or cause to be done in and about the pu_________ by virtue of their presence, witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 27th day of March 1829.
Wit: Jesse Simms M. Midyett
Benjamin S. Brooks
Reg: Aug. 6, 1829
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Book 2; Pg. 261-262
Thomas Crutcher of Madison Co., Tn. has this day received of John McClellan $250.00 and whereas Thomas Crutcher is desirous to secure the payment thereof. This indenture therefore made and entered into this May 1, 1829 between Thomas Crutcher, William Crutcher, William Jones And Bird Smith, of the 1st part and Micajah Midgett of the 2nd part. Witnesseth that the said Thomas Crutcher for and in consideration of the premises and for the further consideration of $1.00 hath granted unto said Micajah Midgett, trustee, one negro man named Philip, about 45 years old, one yoke of oxen and cart, two head of horses, one mare and colt, six cows and calves. If Thomas Crutcher, William Crutcher, William Jones and Bird Smith shall pay John McClellan on or before October 1, next the sum of $250.00 then this deed of trust is to be null & void. This deed of trust was made May 1, 1829.
Wit: John S. Edwards Thomas Crutcher
Bird S. Reed William Crutcher
Proved: August Term 1829 William Jones
Reg: Sept. 5, 1829 Bird B. Smith
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. County Court Minutes
(1821-1833); Minute Book 3
Pg. 63–Monday, May 4, 1829
A deed of trust from M. Midgett to Josiah Midgett for the benefit of Celia Tyner was this day produced in open court, the execution thereof acknowledged by the said Micajah Midgett to be his act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned which was ordered to be certified for registration.
Pg. 64–Monday, May 4, 1829
An article of agreement between Thomas Pullum, John McClellan And Micajah Midgett was this day produced in open court, the execution thereof proven by the oath of Jacob Hill, the probate of James M. Haralson having been taken at the last term of this court. Ordered to be certified for registration.
Pg. 71–Tuesday, May 5, 1829
In the case of Micajah Midgett, plaintiff, vs. John H. Hicks, defendant, for an unpaid debt, the jury finds in favor of the plaintiff and charges John H. Hicks to pay the debt of $448.00 plus $9.60 court costs. (John H. Hicks asked for an appeal and entered into bond of $900.00 with Allen W. Hicks as his security.)
Pg. 98–Monday, May 11, 1829
a deed of trust from thomas crutcher to micajah midgett for the benefit of john mcclellan was this day produced in open court, the execution thereof proven by the oaths of John S. Edwards and Bud S. Reed, subscribing witnesses thereto. Ordered to be certified for registration.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. 1829 Tax Book 1; Pg. 58
Micajah Midgett was listed with 100 acres, 1 white poll & 3 black polls.
Source for the following: 1830 Madison Co., Tn. Census
Micajah Midgett was listed thusly:
2 males 5-10
1 male 10-15
1 male 30-40
2 females 0-5
1 female 30-40
4 male slaves 0-10
1 male slave 10-24
1 male slave 24-36
1 female slave 0-10
2 female slaves 24-36
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. 1830 Tax Book 1; Pg. 26
Micajah Midyett was listed with 100 acres, 1 white poll & 3 black polls.
Source for the following: Madison Co., Tn. Deed Bk. 2; Pg. 403-404
Micajah Midgett of Madison Co. to William Dickins of Madison Co.-Whereas Micajah Midgett did by deed of trust executed by Thomas N. Pulliam on Nov. 17, 1827 did convey to said Midgett a tract of land containing 272 acres for the purposes therein mentioned, advertised & nade known that he would sell on Jan. 20, 1829 at the courthouse in Jackson and where he exposed the tract of land which was then sold to William Dickins for $702.00. This indenture was made January 20, 1830.
Wit: Sugars McLemore M. Midgett
Henry H. Horn
Proved: Aug. Term 1830
Reg: Sept. 17, 1830