Today's blog post:
Notes for each deed found from Sept 1792 to Dec 1793 taken from the
Deed Book of Jefferson County, Tennessee.
Below you will find:
Date of deed
Names on deed
Location of land in the Deed and or water course.
Any additional names mentioned of neighboring land owners.
These deeds include land in Hawkins county and Green county.
Sep 9, 1792 John Fenton's Grant No 838. Territory South Ohio. 320 acres in county of Green on Long Creek on waters of Chucha River, corners to Christopher Mires. Samuel Patten mentioned. Signed by Alexander Martin and James Glasgow (Sec).
Sep 10, 1792 Ellison to Ellis. Territory under United States South Ohio. James Ellison County of Washington south of River Ohio of one part and John Ellis of County of Green. Land lying and situated in the county of Green. Dumplin Creek. Signed James Allison. In presence of: James (?) and John Henry.
Sep 9, 1792 John Patterson's Grant No. 449. County of Green on a small branch of Long Creek. Joseph lines mentioned. Robert Patten's line mentioned. Register's office county of Green. Witness Richard Caswell Esquire "our Governor Captain General and Commander in Chief at Kinston" Signed: Richard Caswell. James Glasgow, Secretary.
Sept 10, 1792 Amos Balch's Grant No. 942. Two hundred acres, County of Green, beginning John McGuirt's line. Jesse Kimbroe's line mentioned. Signed: Alexander Martin. James Glasgow, Secretary.
Sept 10, 1792 Abraham Fulkerson's Grant No. 407. Two hundred and 24 acres. North side French Broad River including a sinking spring. County of Green. Signed: Richard Caswell and John Glasgow, Secretary.
Nov 1, 1792 Christopher Ellis's Grant No. 1019. Green county. 100 acres including the plantation Ellis lives on. Signed: Alexander Martin, James Glasgow.
Nov 2, 1792 William Murphy Grant No. 231. Jefferson County, state of North Carolina. 200 acres in the county of Hawkins, above the road between Brown's Creek and Spring Creek. Richard Woods is mentioned. Signed: Alexander Martin, James Glasgow.
Nov 2, 1792 Charles Gentry's Grant No 1025. Jefferson County, North Carolina. 400 acres in county of Green on north side of French Broad River. David Lyle's line mentioned. Lisles Branch. Benjamin McFarling mentioned. Hugh Kelso mentioned. John Coen's line mentioned. Signed: Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Nov 2, 1792 William McBroom's Grant No. 158 Jefferson County, State of North Carolina. 500 acres in county of Hawkins, south side of Holston River, including his improvement and a small island. Joseph Sails mentioned. Isleand Birds mentioned. Spelled Isleand? Signed: Alexander Martin, James Glasgow.
Nov 2, 1792 James Lea Grant No. 1068 state of North Carolina. 290 acres county of Green. Signed: Alexander Martin, James Glasgow.
Nov 27, 1792 James Lea's Grant No. 113 State of North Carolina. 500 acres eastern district North side of Holston River. David Walker's land mentioned. Signed: Alexander Martin, James Glasgow.
Dec 19, 1792 Joseph Garrison's Grant No. 232? last number written over other number that maybe looks like a 3 or 5?. Six hundred acres at head of Bass Creek corner to John (Grisly?). Hawkins county. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Dec 18, 1792 Elliot Grills Grant No. 135 state of North Carolina. 125 acres Hawkins County. South side Holston River. Alsoph's Corner mentioned. Signed: Alexander Martin, James Glasgow.
Dec 17, 1792 Hugh Johnson's Grant No. 78. Jefferson County, North Carolina. 200 acres in the county of Hawkins. Waters of Holston. Jesse Riggs, Jonathan Bird and Gideon Morris mentioned. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Jan 10, 1793 William Campbell's Grant No. 236. State of North Carolina. 150 acres in county of Green, east fork of Spring Creek. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Jan 18, 1793 Alexander Shadden's Grant No. 820 North Carolina. 200 acres in Green County on French Broad River including place where Shadden lives. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Jan 18, 1793 Joseph Ranney's Grant No. 943 state of North Carolina. 100 acres in Green County on Dumpling Creek. Ellis line mentioned. Ranney also spelled Rainny in document. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Mar 11, 1793 James Mann's Grant No. 1049 state of North Carolina. 500 acres in the county of Green on McGraf's Branch of water of Long Creek which is the water of Chucka River by virtue of warrant no 296. Corner to William Bird. Boid's line mentioned. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Mar 11, 1793 Frederick Fulkerson's Grant No. 916 Jefferson county, North Carolina. 200 acres county of Green on Dumpling Creek. Corner to Alexander McLune of McCune?. David Hardson's line mentioned. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Mar 11, 1793 Edward Seabourn's Grant No. 1051. Jefferson County, North Carolina. 200 acres county of Green on north side of Dumpling Creek. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Mar 12, 1793 Francis Rowan's Grant No. 903. Jefferson County, North Carolina. 100 acres in county of Green on Clay Creek. Thomas Christian mentioned. Hornbeam corner mentioned. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Apr 4, 1793 Ebenezer Johns Grant No. 242 North Carolina. 300 acres in county of Hawkins on Lost Creek. Bullards line and Baldwin's line mentioned. Bullard's corner. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Apr 4, 1793 John Mulbry's Grant No. 218. Jefferson County, State of North Carolina. 300 acres in county of Hawkins on south side of Holston's Creek adjoining Joseph Bullard's land. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Jun 19, 1793 John Johnson's Grant No. 1203. Jefferson County. State of North Carolina. 200 acres in county of Green, south side of Bays Mountain, including a flat gap and a sinking spring. Signed by Richard Dobbs Spaight and James Glasgow.
Jun 19, 1793 Hugh Kirkpatrick's Grant No. 876 Jefferson county, North Carolina. 100 acres in Green county on Branan's? Branch a fork of Bent Creek. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Jun 19, 1793 Jesse Gentry's Grant No. 1177 North Carolina. 600 acres in county of Green, north side French Broad River. Corner of Robert Carson's land. Carson' Creek mentioned. Robert Gentry mentioned. Abraham Hughs mentioned. Signed by Richard Dobbs Spaight and James Glasgow.
Jul 14, 1793 John Brown's Grant No. 250 North Carolina. 200 acres in county of Hawkins. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Jul 22, 1793 Ignatius Truman's Grant No. 1. North Carolina. 600 acres in Jefferson county. North east side of Big Pigeon River. In the fork of Pigeon and French Broad River. Line between Truman and John Gilleland. Gilleland's corner mentioned. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Sep 4, 1793 William Bell's Grant No. 1067. North Carolina. 640 acres in Green county on both sides of Pigeon River. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Sep 4 1793 Abraham Fulkerson's Grant No. 531 North Carolina. 500 acres in county of Green, north side of French Broad River, including the head spring in the first creek below Dumpling Creek and and old Indian Camp. Signed Richard Caswell. James Glasgow, Secretary.
Sep 4, 1793 Peter Bryan's Grant No. 1080 North Carolina. 300 acres in Green county on French Broad River at James Hubart's corner. Signed Richard Dobbs Spate and James Glasgow. Spaight is now spelled Spate here.
Sep 4, 1793, Nathaniel and Joseph Evans's Grant No. 1150 North Carolina. 300 acres in Green county on French Broad River. Corner to Stogdon Survey. Signed by Richard Dobbs Spaight and James Glasgow.
Sep 4, 1793, John Gyn's Grant No. 1028. North Carolina. 100 acres in county of Green on south side of Dumpling Creek and branch including Beams improvement. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Sep 4, 1793. William Goforth's Grant No. 9061. North Carolina. 100 acres in the county of Green, including plantation that Goforth now lives. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Sep 4, 1793. Joseph Seales's Grant No. 1030. North Carolina. 640 acres in Green county, on Bent Creek. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Sep 5, 1793. Nicholas Perkins's Grant No. 507. North Carolina. 640 acres in Hawkins county on Mossey Creek on the corner to Jones. Meeks corner mentioned. Englear? Engleas? line mentioned. Coxes Corner mentioned. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Sept 5, 1793. Nicholas Perkins's Grant No. 308. North Carolina. 640 acres in county of Hawkins. Lea Thero? mentioned. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Oct 22, 1793. Jesse Baldwin's Grant No. 192. North Carolina. 640 acres in Hawkins county, dry valley that leads from Dumpling Creek ridge to Lost Creek. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Oct 22, 1793. Tidence Lane's Grant No. 1099. North Carolina. 100 acres in Green county, beginning in hollow of Bent Creek, joining William Russell and James Reddy. Russell's line mentioned. Signed: Richard Dobbs Spaight and James Glasgow.
Nov 4, 1793. Francis Green's Grant No. 936. North Carolina. 200 acres in Green county on Bent Creek. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Dec 27, 1793. William Beels's Grant No. 1251. North Carolina. 400 acres in county of Green. North side French Broad River on Clay Creek. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Dec 27, 1793. Nathaniel Lyons's Grant No. 819. North Carolina. 600 acres in county of Hawkins located south side of Holston River. Including Lyons improvement. Signed Alexander Martin and James Glasgow.
Dec 27, 1793. Adam Meek's Grant No. 1136. North Carolina. 200 acres in Green county on a draft of Beaver Dam Creek. Signed by Richard Dobbs Spaight and James Glasgow.
Dec 27, 1793. Adam Meek's Grant No. 1119. North Carolina. 100 acres in Green county along Mossey Creek, adjoining William Johnson's survey. Signed: Richard Dobbs Spaight and James Glasgow.
Dec 27, 1793. Adam Meek's Grant No. 380. North Carolina. 300 acres in county of Hawkins, adjoining James Curwells and Alexander Brown. Signed: Richard Dobbs Spaight and James Glasgow.
Dec 17, 1793. Yes, dated the 17th. I am going by order of the pages in the deed book. Adam Meek's Grant No. 1092. North Carolina. 200 acres in the county of Green on Holston River. Thomas Keels?? line mentioned. Signed: Richard Dobbs Spaight and James Glasgow.
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