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     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book Y, pp. 308-9 17 January 1899

     STEPHEN YOUNG   to  SOLUDA YOUNG

     59 acres

     I, STEPHEN YOUNG, for the consideration of one hundred and fifty
     dollars to me in hand paid, the receipt of which is herby
     acknowledged, have this [day] sold, bargained, transferred and
     conveyed to SOLUDA YOUNG, MY DAUGHTER, a certain tract of land lying
     and being in the 17th Civil District, McNairy County, State of
     Tennessee and on the waters of Billy's Creek and know as part of the
     EWING JOHNSON tract and deeded to me by SUSAN PEASE on the 18th day
     of January 1878 and bounded as follows:

     Beginning at a stake, beech and gum pointers, on the bank of Billy's
     Creek on the East line of the R. W. RANKIN tract, runs East 82 poles
     to a gum and pointers on the East line of the JOHNSON tract, then
     South 90 poles to a poplar or maple, the SouthEast corner of the
     original JOHNSON tract, then West 120 poles to a stake, black jack
     and post oak pointers, the SouthWest corner of the same, then in a
     NorthEasterly direction 99 poles to the beginning, containing 59
     acres more or less.

     This deed conveys the South end of the EWING JOHNSON tract as deeded
     to me.

     To have and to hold the same to the said SALUDA YOUNG forever, I
     covenant with the said YOUNG that I am lawfully seized of said land
     and have a good right to convey the same and that it is unencumbered
     in any way and I bind myself, my heirs to warrant and forever defend
     the title to the same to the said YOUNG forever against the lawful
     claims fo all persons.  This January the 17th 1899.

     Stephen Young

     Witnesses: R. F. BEARD W. B. WAMBLE