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03 November 1830
Rutherford County Deeds Book S, page 312
Stephen Cantrell & wife to Howard Barlow, 520 acres
This Indenture made and entered into this third
day of November in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred & thirty
between Stephen Cantrell and his wife Juliat A.D. Cantrell both
of the County of Davidson State of Tennessee of the one part
and Howard Barlow of the county of Rutherford and State aforesaid
of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Stephen Cantrell
and Juliet A. D. for and in consideration of the sum of two thousand
one hundred dollars to them in hand paid .and [ ] to be paid
by the said Howard Barlow the receipt and payment whereof is
hereby acknowledged, hath this day bargained, sold, aliened,
conveyed and confirmed and do by these present bargain, sell,
alien and convey and confirm unto the said Howard Barlow and
his heirs and assignees forever a certain tract or parcel of
land. Situate lying and being in the county of Rutherford and
State aforesaid on the waters of Armstrongs Creek of the west
fork of Stones River butted and bounded as follows, to wit. Beginning
at a stake in the north west corner of Lot No. 4 which was laid
off for the heirs of Matilda McCartin dec¹d, thence running
South three hundred and twenty poles to a stake being the south
boundary line of Johnson¹s tract, thence west eighty poles
to a stake on said line, thence south two hundred and ten poles
to a stake, thence west one hundred and twenty five poles to
a stake on the west boundary line of Grant No. 3282, thence north
two hundred and two poles to a stake, thence East thirty eight
poles to a stake, thence north three hundred and twenty poles
to a stake being the north west corner to said Johnson¹s
tract, thence East one hundred and sixty poles to the beginning.
Supposed to contain five hundred and twenty acres, being Lot
No. 5 in the Division of the lands of John & G.M. Deadrick,
which Lot was drawn by the said Stephen Cantrell and Juliet A.D.
Cantrell his wife, which division and reports of commissioners
have been duly Registered in the Registers office of said county
of Rutherford in Book [M?] pages 102, 102, 104, 105 & 106,
which is here referred for greater certainty. To have and to
hold to the said Howard Barlow his heirs and assignees forever
the before recited land and bargained premises with the exception
of a certain part or parcel of land which was recovered by Thomas
Hopkins from the said Stephen Cantrell and Juliet A.D. his wife
off of one end of the above described tract, which piece is a
not hereby sold supposed to contain forty or fifty acres also
the said Stephen Cantrell and Juliet A.D. his wife are not bound
to warrant not defend any part of the before recited tract of
five hundred and twenty acres which may be claimed at this time
by the said Howard Barlow, his heirs or assignees by interfering
lines of the said Barlow with the before recited tract of land.
To have and to hold to him the said Howard Barlow his heirs,
executors & administrators the before recited land with its
appurtenances and hereditaments and every part and parcel thereof
with the exceptions herein specified, and the said Stephen Cantrell
and Juliet A.D. Cantrell his wife will for themselves, their
heirs, executors & administrators warrant and forever defend
the before recited land and bargained premises against the claim
or claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever with
the exception of the interfering lines of the said Howard Barlow
and the part recovered by the said Thomas Hopkins and which is
here distinctly understood not to be conveyed.
In testimony whereof the said Stephen Cantrell
and Juliet A.D. Cantrell have hereunto se their hands and affixed
their seals the day & date found herein written.
Signed,
sealed & delivered in presence of us:
Stephen Cantrell (seal)
David Wendel
Juliet A.D. Cantrell (seal)
D.D. Wendel |
24 January 1831
Rutherford County Deeds Book S, page 416
No. 538 Howard Barlow to Benajah Carlton, Deed 148 1/2 acres
This indenture made and entered into his 24th
day of January, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty one, between Howard Barlow of the County of Rutherford
and State of Tennessee of the one part and Benajah Carlton of
the County and State aforesaid of the other part, witnesseth
that the said Howard Barlow for and in consideration of the sum
of two hundred and forty dollars to him in hand paid and secured
to be paid by the said Benajah Carlton the receipt and payment
whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath this day bargained, sold,
aliened, conveyed and confirmed and do by these presents bargain,
sell, alien and convey and confirm unto the said Benajah Carlton
and his heirs and assignees forever a certain tract or parcel
of land, situate lying and being in the County of Rutherford
and State aforesaid on the waters of Armstrong¹s Creek of
the west fork of Stones River, butted and bounded as follows,
to wit. Beginning at a Hickory the south west corner of what
is called the Johnson tract, and running thence south one hundred
and ninety poles to a Cedar, thence East one hundred and twenty
five poles to a Red oak and Dogwood, thence north one hundred
and ninety poles to a Black oak, thence west one hundred and
twenty five poles to the beginning. Containing one hundred and
forty eight and one half acres by a late survey. To have and
to hold to the said Benajah Carlton his heirs and assignees forever
the before recited land and bargained premises. To have and to
hold to him the said Benajah Carlton, his heirs, executors & administrators
the before recited land with its appurtenances and hereditaments
and every part and parcel thereof, and the said Howard Barlow
will for himself his heirs executors and administrator warrant
and defend the before recited land and bargained premises against
the claim or claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever.
In testimony whereof the said Howard Barlow has hereunto set
his hand and affixed his seal the say & date first herein
written.
Signed, Sealed & delivered in presence of
Howard Barlow (seal) |
14 Feburary 1831
Rutherford County Deeds Book S, page 493
Howard Barlow to Benjamin D. Barlow: 106 acres
This Indenture made and entered into this fourteenth day of February
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one between Howard Barlow of the County of rutherford and State
of Tennessee of the one part and Benjamin D. Barlow of the
County and State aforesaid of the other part; Witnesseth that
the said Howard Barlow aforesaid in consideration of the sum of eight hundred
and forty eight dollars to him in hand paid and secured to
be paid by the said Benjamin D. Barlow the receipt and payment
whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath this day bargained, sold,
aliened, conveyed and confirmed, and do by these present bargain,
sell, alien and convey and confirm unto the said Benjamin D.
Barlow and his heirs and assignees forever a certain tract
or parcel of land containing 106 acres, Situate lying and being
in the County of Rutherford and State aforesaid on the waters
of Armstrongs Creek of the west fork of Stones River, butted
and bounded as follows to wit. Beginning at a Dogwood near
the knob being the dividing corner between Stephen Cantrell
and Cartin in what is called the Johnson tract, and running
west into said Johnson¹s South
boundary line one hundred and sixteen poles to a Cedar stake, thence north
with said Howard Barlow¹s line one hundred and forty six
poles to Cedar stake in Albert G. Barlow¹s line, thence
East with said line one hundred and sixteen poles to a stake
in the lane between the said A.G. Barlow and Cartin, thence
South one hundred and forty six poles to the beginning. To
have and to hold to the said Benjamin D. Barlow his heirs and
assignees forever the before recited and bargained premises,
to have and to hold to him the said Benjamin D. Barlow his
heirs, executors, and administrators the before recited land
with its appurtenances and hereditaments and every part and
parcel thereof, and the said Howard Barlow will for himself,
his heirs, executors and administrators warrant and forever
defend the before recited land and bargained premises against
the claim or claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever. In witness
whereof the said Howard Barlow has hereunto set his hand and
affixed his Seal the day & date first herein written.
Signed, Sealed & delivered in presence of Howard Barlow (seal) |
07 October 1834
RUtherford Co Deeds Book U, page 150
Lemuel Ransom to Benjamin D. Barlow; 50 acres
This Indenture made and entered into this 7th day of October
1834 by and between Lemuel Ransom of the County of Rutherford
and State of Tennessee of the one part and Benjamin D. Barlow
of the aforesaid county and State of the other part; Witnesseth
that for and in consideration of the Sum of Seventy five dollars
to him in hand paid or [coŠd] to be paid by the aforesaid B.D. Barlow,
the said Lemuel Ransom hath this day bargained, sold, aliened & conveyed
and by these presents do bargain, sell & convey to the said B.D. Barlow
a certain tract or parcel of land lying being & Situate in the County of
Rutherford and State aforesaid, on the head waters of Overalls Creek and bounded
as follows viz. Beginning on a Cedar and Ash in Acy Freemans line, thence South
one hundred poles to a post oak & Hickory, thence East Eighty poles to
a Walnut & Cedar, thence north one hundred poles to two Cedars, thence
West to the beginning. Containing fifty acres more or less. To have and to
hold the above described land and chartered premises with all the rights, profits,
emoluments and hereditaments thereunto belonging or in any way thereunto pertaining
to the only proper use & behoof of him the said B.D. Barlow his heirs and
assignees forever, and the said L. Ransom for himself his heirs administrators & assignees
do hereby covenant and agree to and with the said B.D. Barlow his heirs & assignees
the above described land and chartered premises he will warrant and defend
against the right, title, claim or interest of all and every person or persons.
In testimony whereof, I Leml. Ransom have set
my hand and seal the day & date above written.
Test. Lemuel Ransom (seal)
Richard Ransom
Foster Hooker |
24 January 1835
James Gibson Will
In the name of God Amen: I James Gibson of the
county of Rutherford and State of Tennessee, of sound mind and
memory do make and publish this my last will and Testament in
manner and form following. I give and bequeath unto my grand
daughter Elizabeth Barlow a feather
bed and furniture. I give and bequeath unto my daughters, Polly
Henderson and Betsey Patterson fifty dollars each to be paid
in cash at my decease by my son Matthew unto whom I give and
bequeath all and every Real and personal property of which I
may die possessed of, and in particular a note of hand executed
by my said son Matthew in my favor for two hundred and odd dollars
which was put by me into the hands of my son James for sake keeping. And
it is my will that the said note be null void and of no effect,
in Law or Equity against my said son Matthew, he being bound
for the payment of the said sum of fifty dollars to each of my
forenamed two daughters at my decease. And I hereby appoint my
son Matthew my sole executor to this my last will and testament,
hereby revoking all former wills by me made.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
24th day of January A.D. 1835.
Singed Sealed and Acknowledged his
In the presence of us James X Gibson (Seal)
Nathan H. Frost mark
Moses Gibson
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25 July
1837
Rutherford County Deeds Book W, page 720
No. 777 Benjamin D. Barlow to Willis Jackson, Deed 50 acres
This Indenture made and entered into this 25th day of July 1837
by and between B.D. Barlow of the one part, of the County of
Rutherford and State of Tennessee and Willis Jackson of the
aforesaid County and State of the other part; Witnesseth, that
for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars
to him in hand paid or cause to be paid by the aforesaid Willis
Jackson, the said B.D. Barlow hath this day bargained, sold,
aliened & conveyed, and by these presents do hereby bargain,
sell and convey to the said Willis Jackson a certain tract
or parcel of land, lying being & situate in the County
of Rutherford and State aforesaid, on the head waters of Overalls
Creek and bounded as follows viz. Beginning on a Cedar and
Ash in Silas Winsett¹s line, thence South one hundred
poles to a post oak & Hickory,
thence East Eighty poles to a walnut & cedar, thence north one hundred poles
to two Cedars, thence west to the beginning. Containing fifty acres more or less.
To have and to hold the above described land & chartered premises with all
the rights, profits, emoluments and hereditaments thereunto belonging or in any
way thereunto pertaining to the only proper use & behoof of him the said
W. Jackson, his heirs and assignees forever, and the said B. D. Barlow for himself,
his heirs, administrators & assignees
do hereby covenant and agree to and with the said W. Jackson his heirs and assignees
the above described land & chartered premises he will warrant & defend
against the right, title, claim or interest of all and every person or persons.
In testimony whereof I B. D. Barlow have set my hand and seal
the day & date above written.
Test. Alfred G. Cosby [?]
B. D. Barlow (seal)
Jos. Lindsey |
02 May 1840
Tennessee Telegraph
Murfreesborough, Tennessee, Saturday, May 2, 1840
In Chancery.
April Rules 1840.
Philip J. Burrus
Surviving partner } Original
& c. vs. and
Mathew Gibson
Hall J. Winsett } Injunction
And others Bill.
IN this case it appearing from complainants Bill which is sworn
to, that Mathew Gibson and Hall J. Winsett are now residents
of the State of Tennessee, and that they reside in the State
of Missouri. "It is therefore ordered by the
Clark and Master that publication be made in the Tennessee Telegraph; a newspaper
printed in Murfreesborough four weeks in succession, requiring
said defendants to appear on or before the next Chancery Court
of Rutherford State aforesaid at the Court House in Murfreesborough
on the first Monday in July next, and plead, answer or demur
toŠ[missing]
for confessed and set down for hearing ex parte as to them.
G.S. CROCKETT,
Clerk and Master
Bill charges in substance, that at the Nov. term 1839, of the
Circuit Court of Rutherford county complainant recovered a judgment
against defendants Gibson & Winsett for $3717:94 that fi
fa was issued on said judgement and placed in the hands of the
Sheriff of said county who returned the same, endorsed "No
property to be found" that about the time of the rendition of the aforesaid
judgment the said Gibson & Winsett removed to the State of Missouri insolvent
that said Gibson left in the hands of defendant Paterson Notes promisory [sic]
on the other defendant Jarman and Barlow amounting to about $1150, which are
still in the possession of Said Patterson‹that there is no other effects
belonging to said defendants out of which the foresaid [sic] judgment or any
part of it can be made. And prays for Injunction and attachment to restrain
the said Jarman and Barlow from paying said notes to defendants Gibson or Patterson,
and the said Patterson from transfering [sic] or disposing of said note so
as to prevent their application to the aforesaid judgement, and for relief
generally in the premises.
G.S.C. C. & M.
April 11th 1840‹4w.‹Pr¹s fee $12,50
In Chancery.
April Rules 1840.
Philip J. Burrus
Surviving partners } Original Bill
&c. vs.
Hall J. Winsett }
Mathew Gibson
And
Andrew McKee
IN this case it appearing from affidavit of complainats [sic]
counsel that Hall J. Winsett and Mathew Gibson two of the above
named defendants are now inhabitants of the State of Missouri.
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and master shat [sic]
publication be made four weeks in succession in the Tennessee
Telegraph a newspaper published in Murfreesboro¹, requiring
said defendants to appear on or before the next Chancery Court
to be holden for Rutherford county at the court house in Murfreesboro¹ Tennessee
on the first Monday in July next and plead answer or demur
to said bill, otherwise the same will be taken fro [sic] confessed
and set down for hearing expartee as the them.
G.S. CROCKETT,
Clerk and Master
Bill states in substance that at the November Term 1839, complainant
recovered a judgment against defendants Winsett and Gibson in
the Circuit Court of Rutherford county for $3717.94 besides costs
of suit, that execution was regularly rissued [sic] and placed
in the hands of the Sheriff of said county who returned the same
at the succeeding term of said court, endorsed "No property
to be found in my county" that about the date of the rendition
of said judgment said defendants removed from the State of Tennessee to the
State of Missouri, leaving no property or effects of any description,
except some promising notes, to secure which, complainant has
heretofore filed his bill and sued out an attachment against
the makers and holders of said notes. That said Gibson has an
equitable interest in a small tract of land in said Rutherford
county, on which there is a Saw Mill which was purchased jointly
by defendants Gibson and McKee but the deed was taken in favor
of said McKee and prays for a
decree to sell the same and that the proceeds of said sale be applied in part
to the satisfaction of the aforesaid judgment and also for general relief &c.
G.S.C. C. & M.
April 11th 1840‹4w.‹Pr¹s fee $12,50 |
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