Deed
C. C. Porter To M. J. Kilzer
Deed Book S, Page 164
Submitted by Bobby J. Williams & Janie Williams Morris
Marion J. Kilzer was our grandfather and the father of our mother, Addie Mae Kilzer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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C.C. Porter ) For and in consideration of the sum of three hundred and twenty five\nTo--Deed ) Dollars cash in hand paid, or its equivalent and the further consideration\nM.J. Kilzer ) of one note of one hundred and fifteen dollars and payable the first\n$475.00 ) day of January 1910 we C. C. Porter and wife Tennie Porter have this\n23 acres ) day bargained sold and do by these presents transfer and convey unto\nJ.W.Emison $.44) M. J. Kilzer & wife Mary Kilzer, all the right title and interest that we\n have in and to the following described real estate to wit: the same is\nlying and being situated in the 6th civil district of Crockett County Tennessee and begins at a \nstake in the north boundary line of a tract formerly owned by A. G. Dungan and wife runs thence\nwest 34 5\/62 poles to a stake in the east boundary line of Dower lot thence south 39 poles to a\nstake in field with Black han Bush Pointer corner of Dower lot No. 1 thence 29 poles to a stake\nand pointers in M. C. Permenter N.E. corner in boundary of Dower lot, thence south with said\nPermenter E. boundary 40 poles to a stake near his gate thence east 47 1\/4 poles to a stake in\nnorth of lane in Danie Lamone east boundary line; thence north 17 poles to a stake; thence east 6\n17\/31 poles to a stake the south west corner of a tract deeded to F. M. Goldsmith; thence north 62\npoles to the beginning containing 23 acres more or less. To have and to hold to the said M.J.\nKilzer and wife forever. We do hereby convenant with the said M. J. Kilzer and wife that we are\nlawfully seized and possessed of said land and the same is unincumbered and we will forever\nwarrant and defend the title of the same to the said Kilzer and wife against the lawful claims of\nall persons whom so ever. It is hereby expressly agreed and understood that a special lien is\nretained upon said land to secure payment of the above mentioned note of $115. Given under\nour hand on this the 20th day of October 1908.\n \n C. C. Porter\n Tennie Porter\n \n \nState of Tennessee ) Personally appeared before me J. W. Emison--Clerk of the County Court\nCrockett County ) of said county the above name C. C. Porter the bargainer with whom I\n am personally acquainted and acknowledged that he executed the within\ninstrument for the purposes therein contained and Mrs. Tennessee Porter wife of the said C. C. Porter\nhaving personally appeared before me privately and apart from her husband the said Mrs. Tennie Porter\nacknowledged the execution of the said deed to have been done by her freely voluntarily and\nunderstandingly without compulsion or constraint from her husband and for the purposes therein\nexpressed. Witness--J. W. Emison--Clerk of said court at office this 20th day of October 1908.\n \nI certify that the above deed was received in record October 20, 1908 at 9 o'clock AM and so\nnoted in minute Book No. 3 Page 30 & 31. T. C. Pearson--Register\n<\/pre>\n\n\n\n
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