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6 July 1826 |
666 2/3 acres |
John McAninch [to] |
Bernard M. Patteson |
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1. John sold this land for $4666 |
[Patteson, not Patterson] |
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Deed Extracts: |
2. beginning four hundred twenty eight and a half poles west of a large |
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white oak which stands on a small bluff of Richland creek … |
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3. … George Doherty’s south west corner in the north boundary line of |
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the heirs of Buncomb … |
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4. … James Bufords south west corner … [and] west boundary line … |
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[no. 3 on] |
5. … south east corner of the heirs of John Walthall |
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[1994 list] |
6. [witnesses] C. G. Wilcox / Jas. Patteson / Jno. Brown |
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Source: Bk H pg.115 [Registered 18 June 1829] [three months later] |
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John McAninch, 1826, continues to buy land in Giles County |
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22 Apr. 1826 |
39 + 156/160 a. |
Gray H. Edwards [to] |
John McAninch |
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1. John bought this land for $200 [indexed H. H. Edwards] |
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Deed Extracts: |
2. 39 acres 156 poles, land … “on the waters of Richland Creek” |
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3. … James Buford's south boundary line … |
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4. … original tract of Buncomb's heirs as marked by Ralph Graves [sp?] … |
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5. … tract John McAninch bought of Andrew Fay … [20 Sept. 1830?] |
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[1994 list] |
6. [witnesses] John H. Rivers, Moses McHester [sp?] |
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Source: Bk K pg.420 [Registered 25 Feb. 1834] [almost eight years later] |
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Samuel McAninch, 1829, buys 25 acres from Davidson Myers, and then mortgages it in 1832 |
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25 Sept. 1829 |
25 acres |
Davidson Myers [to] |
Samuel McAninch |
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Notes and |
1. Samuel bought this land for $160 |
[indexed “McAnnich”] |
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Deed Extracts: |
2. land in “Seventh district, in Range two, Section three” |
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3. on the waters of Hurricane Creek [not Harrison Creek] |
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4. [adjoins] Alexander McDonald No. 745 |
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5. [original grant] Vines [Vinus?] Harwell [Hanwell?], 18 Sept. 1826 |
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[no. 8 on] |
6. [witnesses] John G. McDonald, Charles Myers Sen. [Senior] |
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[1994 list] |
Bk L pg 436 [Registered 7 Dec. 1835] |
[same deed was recorded] |
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[not on (1994)] |
Bk L pg 513 [Reg. (my est.) Feb. 1836] |
[four times: twice in Bk L,] |
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[no. 10 (1994)] |
Bk M pg. 232 [Registered 28 Nov. 1836] |
[Bk M, John G. McDonald] |
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[no. 11 (1994)] |
Bk N pg. 82 [Reg. 29 Sept. 1837] [8 years] |
[and Bk N, Charles Myers] |
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25 March 1832 |
Trust Deed |
Samuel McAninch [to] |
John W. Bodenhamer |
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1. “McAninch is justly indebted to Carter & Nye” |
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Deed Extracts: |
2. same land description, 25 acres, “on the waters of Hurricane Creek” |
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[no. 4 and 5] |
3. [witnesses] Caleb Hart, Phillimon Lacy |
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[on 1994 list] |
Source: Bk I+J pg.251 [Registered 11 July 1832] [about four months later] |
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Note that the 1832 Trust Deed was recorded before all four copies of the 1829 purchase Deed. |
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If Samuel McAninch has already left the area (gone to Missouri), then multiple copies of the |
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1829 deed, and both original witnesses, may have been necessary to clear Bodenhamer’s title. |
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McAninch Family History NL, v.XII.n.1 January 2004 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2004-04 |