Transcribed and submitted by Jack King  TnBubba489@aol.com==============================================================================Deed Book 15, Pages 94 and 95 Gibson County, TN:H. A.. King to L. King Registered Feby 23rd, 1884 Tennessee, Gibson County,Civil District No 7 January 20th 1883.KNow all Men by these presents that Henry A. King has this day bargained andsold to Luther King of the County and State aforesaid a part or parcel of landsay thirty five acres it being one half of undivided Seventy acres deeded tome by M.C.(?) Goodloe all of which is an undivided half of the tract of landon which we both now live for the consideration of Two hundred Dollars Cash inhand paid the said Luther King is to have and to hold forever.  I am seizedwith the "rite" to sell or convey the said land is unincumbered in any waywhatsoever.  I here with warrent and defend the "rite" of said against any andall lawful claims whatsoever. Where unto we set our hand and seals.Henry A. King Susan A. KingState of Tennessee Gibson County Personally appeared before me Jno. D. CarneClerk of the County Court of said County, Henry A. King, the within namedbargained with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that heexecuted the attached instrument for the purpose therein expressed.And Mrs. Susan A. King with whom I am personally acquainted and wife of saidHenry A. King, having personally appeared before me, privately and apart fromher said husband and she having been duly informed by me of her rights underthe Homestead and Exemption laws of the State of Tennessee acknowledged thedue execution of the annexed Deed to have been done by her freely, voluntarilyand understandingly without Compulsion or Constraint by her said husband andfor the purposes therein expressed and that she relinquishes all homesteadinterest in the same. Witness my hand at Office this 17th day of May 1883J. D. Carne ClerkFiled February 23rd 1884                       W. D. Johnson Reg At 3 OclockP.M.                                  By P. Guinan  DRFound by J. King Wednesday, May 23, 2001 at 12 noon