Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-22
SATURDAY. JuNE 3. 1a0G

SATURDAY JUNE 2, 1906
at the Court House door in Lawrence
burg Tennessee, all the right title, inter-
ests, claims and demand that the de-
fendant has in the two following tracts
Of land, situated in the sth Civil
District of Lawrence County, Tennessee:
The first being a house and lot in the
town of Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Now
occupied by Mrs. sai1ie simms Bounded
on the North by an Alley; on the East
by the southern Methodist Church lot;
on the south by waterloo street,. on the
west by lot belonging to Robert. B
williams. The second tract of land be-
ing composed of two tracts conveyed by
Leonard Parkes to J. b. simms, deed re-
corded in Book 8. p. 1853. said tract
being near Beeler's fork of shoal creek.
OF the two tracts conveyed by the said
Parkes, the fin t is described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at three post oaks,
right East OF post oak marked as a
corner. Thence west 424 poles to at
red oak, Chaffins corner. Thence west
Sc poles to a stake, on the East bound
airy of entry No. 447, in the name OF
Daniel Beeler, of 164 acres. Thence
south and at 244 poles passing the $. f.
corner of said entry, in all 42}
poles TO stake, with 4 chestnut pointers
Thence East 70 poles to a post oak.
Thence south l15 poles to stake, with
blac and spanish oak pointers. Thence
west AZ poles to stake with pointers.
Thence south l16 poles to a dogwood
Thence East l46 poles to black oak
Thence North 23l poles to a stone,
blackjack and chestnut pointers. Thence
west SO poles to the beginning, and con-
tanning l89 acres and 1876 poles The
other tract adjoining the one Just de-
scribed and bounded as follows: Begin
ming at large black oak, the S. i or
er of the tract already described, and
J Fields most Eastern N + corner
Thence south 86 poles to a large red
oak, with post oak and red oak pointers
| Thence l50 poles to black gum, with
two white oak, and one post oak pointer
the sonthernly f corner of the Nc
Claim entry No 80, for 800 acres
Thence North III poles to a stake, post
oak and red oak pointers Thence west
40 poles to stake, spanish oak and 9
black oak pointers Thence North al
l3l poles passing II. G. Haryey's s. r
corner, stake, with red oak and two
post oak pointers, in all 100 poles TO q
stake, red oak, post oak and black
pointers, G. II. Nixons S i. corner
Thence west l05 poles with his South
boundary line, to stake on the East
boundary line of the herein before de
scribed tract, and G. H. Nixons S. w
corner, chestnut, red oak and white oal
pointers, Thence South with the Eas
boundary of said tract l9l poles to thu
beginning, and containing 2l4 acrei
and ll0 poles. The 1S9 acre trac
known as the Joseph Parkes land, anC
the PA acre tract as the William Parke
land Excluding from the above boun
daries, the following tracts which hay,
been sold therefrom by ]. A. Simms ant
N. B. Simms Exr of the said j. A
CllHulSs OuS bIdCl VI ~ dCIcS solu u
j. H. Tabler one of three acres to
Thomas Brown, one of 10 acres to Col
: Brown, one of % acres to @. Brown; on
of % acres to JAS Rigsby; and one o
10 acres to A. P. Rigsby, leaving 80,
acres, more or less, belonging to tn
| heirs of J. A. Simms. The said interes
of the defendent, Jo B. Simms const
ing of a 1926 interest in the house and
lot described, but subject to the lif
estate of Mrs. Sallie Simms, widow of J
A. Simms. Also defendant 10 B
Simms l-26th interest in the 800 acres
decribed above.
Levy was made Feb s, 1906. TAi
May !, 1906
. F.C. WISDOM, Sheriff.