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     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book U, pp. 542-3 18 October 1890

     WILEY BAUCUM  to  WILLIAM VIRES  

     100 acres

     Know all men by these presents that I, WILEY BAUCUM  , of the County
     of Greer, State of Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of two
     hundred dollars to me paid this day sold and conveyed to WILLIAM
     VIRES of the County of McNairy, State of Tennessee, the following
     described land to wit, situated and lying in the 4th Range and 4th
     Section in the County of McNairy, State of Tennessee, bounded as
     follows:

     Beginning at a hickory and 2 black oak pointers, the most Northern
     SouthEast corner of Entry Number 1702, runs thence North 14 poles to
     a stake on the last boundary of said Entry, then West 157 poles to a
     stake on the West line of Entry Number ---, then South 36 poles to a
     black jack and 3 black jack pointers, then West 90 poles to a black
     jack and 3 black oak pointers to a corner of the same, then South 94
     poles to a black jack and black oak pointers, then most Southern
     SouthWest corner of the same, then East 5 poles to a stake, post oak
     and black jack pointers, then North 12 poles to a stake and post oak
     pointers, then East 88 poles to a black jack, then North 104 poles
     to a post oak, then East 102 poles to the beginning, containing 100
     acres more or less and being the south part of said Entry Number
     1702 and known as the FRANK VIRES place.

     To have and to hold the same to the said WILLIAM VIRES.  I hereby
     covenant and bind myself, my heirs to forever warrant and defend the
     title to the said land against the lawful claims of all persons and
     that I am lawfully seized of said land and have a good right to sell
     and convey it and the same is unencumbered this October 18, 1890.

     Wiley Baucum and his wife M. E. Baucum