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     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book Q, pp. 271-2 13 April 1880

     Executors, WILLIAM S. WISDOM  to  WILEY BAUCUM

     200 acres

     We, JOHN H. DUKE, C. SHULL, D. M. and JOHN L. WISDOM, Executors,
     WILLIAM S. WISDOM, by virtue of the power invested by his last will
     and testament the Sixth day of February 1871, herbeby transfer and
     convey to WILEY BAUCUM and his heirs assigned forever for the
     consideration of two hundred and fifty dollars and costs paid to us,
     the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged and contain piece of
     land bordered as follows:

     Lying and being in McNairy County, Tennessee, beginning at a black
     oak the NorthEast corner of Entry Number 1782 in the name of D. HILL
     [DANIEL ANDERSON HILL, who is married to ELIZA JANE BAUCUM, WILEY'S
     sister], runs South 142 poles to a post oak on the SouthEast corner
     of the same, then East 110 poles to a black oak, then South 66 poles
     to a black jack, then East 106 poles to a stake and post oak
     pointers, then South 56 poles to a stake and ... post oak pointers,
     then West 78 poles to a black jack, then North 96 poles to a hickory
     and corner of R. B. YOUNG tract, then West 40 poles to a stake on
     the West line of YOUNG's tract, then North 118 poles to a black oak
     and a corner of Entry Number 2064, then West 112 poles to the South
     line of 105 acres conveyed to J. J. PIGGOTT to his SouthWest corner,
     then South 66 poles to a stake and white oak pointers, then East 12
     poles to the beginning.  These calls are thought to be correct, but
     are taken from an old grant and we only convey such title as I am
     seized of, containing 200 acres more or less.

     The title of which land hereby bind the heirs of the said WILLIAM S.
     WISDOM and forever defendants of the said WILEY BAUCUM and his heirs
     and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever ...
     and effectively as they could be bound by the said WILLIAM S.
     WISDOM... had to be ... this deed himself in his lifetime ... to
     power in us vested.  Witness our signatures this 13 day of April
     1880.

     John L. Wisdom, John H. Duke, C. Shull, D. M. Wisdom