Samuel McAninch

 

Deed of Trust to

 

Charles _ Myers [sic]

Registered the 11th day of July in 1832

[actually Trust Deed to John W. Bodenhamer, see text and attestation below]

 

State of Tennessee

 

Giles County ss

 

This indenture made and executed this March 25th 1832 between Samuel McAninch of the first

part John W. [H.?] Bodenhamer of the second part and Charles Myers all of the County and State

aforesaid of the this [sic] Witnesseth that whereas the land Samuel McAninch has this day applied

to the said Charles Myers land to stay an execution to the amount of thirty five dollars 98 [cents?]

<unreadable> which he the said McAninch is justly indebted to Carter & Nye and dated

<unreadable> January 1822 before Esq. Reed Thomasifter <spelling?> for the Keepers of the

coming <?> the payment of which said Executors <?> the said Samuel McAninch has this day

and doth hereby bargain sell and convey to the said John W. Bodenhamer a certain parcel or tract

of land situated in Giles County on the waters of Hurricane Creek where the said Samuel McAninch

now resides and also all the right to the said McAninch occupancy

Beginning at a Chestnut seventy poles North & eighty four poles East from the North East corner

of a tract of 10 acres granted to Alexander McDonald No. 745 then South sixty three ¼ poles to a

<unreadable> (dogwood) [sic] then West sixty three ¼ poles to a stake with <two poplar pointers>

<?> the South sixty three and a quarter poles to a dogwood then East to the beginning

To him the said John W. Bodenhamer his heirs and assigns warranting of the title of the above

described land to be clean from all manner of <unreadable, 2 words> under him In trust for the sole

purpose of <unreadable> said debt of thirty five dollars ninety eight cents Together with all interest

and costs that may accrue thereon and is explicitly agreed on and understood that should the said

Samuel McAninch fail to pay and satisfy the aforesaid debt and interest and cost or any part thereof

when the same may become due that the said John W. Bodenhamer as <unreadable> by giving ten

days notice by advertising at the court house in the town of Pulaski and five other public places in

the County Giles [sic] sell to the highest bidder for cash the said land to pay said debt interest and

costs and the balance thereof should there be any plus pay it to the said Samuel McAninch or his

order and no otherwise whatever

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date above written

Done in presence of us

 

Caleb Hart

 

Phillimon Lacy

Samuel McAninch {seal}

 

State of Tennessee Giles County Court May session 1832

Then was the within Deed of Trust from Samuel McAninch to John W. Bodenhamer, for the benefit

of Charles Myers, produced in court and the execution thereof acknowledged by said McAninch and

ordered to be certified for Registration

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 8th day of June 1832

 

German Lester, clerk

 

 

Recorded 11 July 1832, Giles County Deed Book I & J pg. 251

 

Transcribed from Deeds, v. H-J 1829-1833, TSLA film EX 19933, LDS Film 968,856

[TSLA: Tennessee State Library and Archives], at LA LDS FHC, Friday, 29 August 2003 /Frank