Dear Nona,
I have
found in Osage Co., MO, Marriage Book A,
1841-1861:
66. Thomas H. MORELAND
& Sarilda BRIGS (BRIGGS)
by Robert M. BURNS,
Minister, 14 Jan. 1847
227. William MORELAND & Lydia JOHNSON by Elijah JONES, Jr., T. POND, Judge 1
Feb. 1855
291. Pleasant MORELAND & Nancy BAKER by F.W. BUMPAS,
J.P., 30 Oct. 1858.
1900
Census, Carroll Co., Arkansas
King
River
ASHMAN, Alf, b. May 1860 MO
Ellen (wife) b. Feb. 1871 MO
MORELAND, Thomas, father-in-law, b. 1817 MO
1880
Census, Carroll Co., Arkansas
MORELAND, Thomas, 64, Tenn
Serilda E., wife, 53 Ala.
Sarah, dau., 15, MO
Seralda E., dau., 11, MO
Melissa, granddau., 4, MO
Thomas W.,
grandson, 3, MO
Pleasant, grandson, 7, MO
John W., son, 33, MO physician
James, son, 25, MO
1850
Census, Pulaski Co., MO
MORELAND, Thomas H. 24 Tenn
Serilda Mo
John H. 02 Mo
Malicia J. 00 Mo
Moreland
Cemetery
Carroll
County, Arkansas
MORELAND,
John H. 11/17/1847-8/28/1889
MORELAND,
SERILDA, wife of T.H.,
5/22/1827-10/7-1897
MORELAND,
T.H. 1/1/1816-10/23/1902
Submitted by Elnora and Floyd Williams,
R. 2, Box 698, Muldrow, OK 74948
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MORELAND LINES
Amos MORLAND b. 19 Dec. 1840, Loogootee, Martin Co., IN; d. 22 June 1929, Sherman,
Grayson Co., TX; md. 11 Jan. 1863 Martin
Co., IN to Lavinia J. SALMON b. 5 Nov. 1847 Mercer Co., KY; d. 4 Sept. 1899 Sherman,
Grayson Co., TX.
Amos and Lavinia MORLAND had
the following children:
William Henry MORLAND
b. 13 May 1864, Loogootee, Martin Co., IN; d. 10 July 1935 Hugo, Choctaw Co., OK; md. 21 July 1887
Bedford, Lawrence Co., IN to Alice GEORGE b. 12 Sept. 1869 Bedford,
Lawrence Co., IN; d. 21 Jan. 1947 Memphis, Shelby Co., TN
Ruey Minerva MORLAND
b. 2 Apr. 1866 Loogootee,
Lawrence Co., IN; d. 8 May 1911 Halbert, Martin Co., IN
Sarah A. MORLAND b. abt. 1870 Perry Twp.,
Martin Co., IN; d. abt. 1899 Sherman, Grayson Co., TX
James M. MORLAND b. 23 Oct. 1873
Martha A. MORLAND
b. 12 June 1875
Cora Ida MORLAND b. 17 June 1883
William Henry and
Alice MORLAND had
the following children:
Kate Lavinia MORLAND
b. 26 Sept. 1888 Bedford, Tarrant Co., TX; d. 20 Apr.
1956 Hugo, Choctaw Co., OK; md. first 6
Jan. 1908 (div.) to William Reginald
TODD b. June 1888 Alberta, Canada; d. 28 Sept. 1921 Norfolk, VA; md. second 15 Nov. 1936
Hugo, Choctaw Co., OK to James Napolean
TICE.
Charlie C. MORLAND
b. 20 July 1891 Bedford, Tarrant Co., TX; d. 23 Oct.
1959
Mary Ida MORLAND b. 21 Nov. 1893 Bedford, Tarrant Co., TX; d. 24 July
1948 Memphis, Shelby Co., TN; md. 28 June
1966 Memphis, Shelby Co., TN to James
Brantley PEELER b. 26 Apr. 1885 McAlmont,
Alaska; d. 28 June 1966 Memphis,
Shelby Co., TN
Anna Belle MORLAND
b. 4 Jan. 1898 Sherman, Grayson Co., TX; d. 1 July
1969
Luther Paul MORLAND
b. 24 Aug. 1904 Smithfield, TX.
I think Amos MORLAND may be the son of Amos MORELAND listed in the 1840
Indiana Census index. My Amos MORLAND,
at the age of 10 years old, was listed in the 1850 Indiana Census in Martin
Co., Brown Twp., under family #107, Richard
R. MATHEWS.
Richard had a wife, Rena, could this be the mother of Amos MORLAND? I have a copy of Amos' death certificate and his father
is listed as Amos MORLAND and his
mother is listed as being Phena FISH,
no known birth place for either of them.
I am also interested in any information on Lavinia SALMON MORLAND,
wife of Amos MORLAND and Alice GEORGE,
wife of William Henry MORLAND.
Contact Mary Hunter, 58 Arrowhead Lane, Portsmouth, RI
02871-3000
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Adam Sheffield
MORELAND (1837-1881) md. Nancy (Betty) BEARD (1841-1909)
Martha Frances MORELAND (1861-) md. Thomas MEADOW
Georgia Alles MORELAND (1864- md. Frank CLARK
William Welcome (Milcom) MORELAND (1865-1947) md. Laura J. NICKS (1872-1966)
Alene MORELAND md. Lonnie COOK
Lester MORELAND md. Bessie
W.D. MORELAND
Patricia MORELAND
Audie MORELAND
Joyce MORELAND
Brittie Jean MORELAND md. Dewey LAWRENCE
W. Dewey MORELAND (1908-1943) md. Lula Mae
James MORELAND
William Welcome (Milcom) MORELAND md. Lillie (Lizzie) NICKS (1866-)
Leola MORELAND (1889- 1968) md. Jessie OVERTON
Willie Clyde MORELAND (-1955) md. Herbert L. SELLE
James Wesley MORELAND (1867-1919) md. Lillie GREY
Nancy Jane MORELAND (1869-1964) md. Will MORRIS
John (Jack) Bunion MORELAND (1872-1945) md. Jarusha STRANGE
Walter MORELAND
Effie MORELAND
Fanny MORELAND
John MORELAND
Lizzie MORELAND
Jettie MORELAND
Charlie MORELAND
Lossie Leucretia MORELAND (1874-)
md. Andrew MORRIE
Mary Odessa MORELAND (1876-1946) md. Thomas Montgomery BASKIN (1871-1935) md. Lela Mae BASKIN (1895-)
Gamelial (Bud) MORELAND (1878-) md. Clara
Theodocia (Docia) MORELAND (1880-) md. Will MCCARY
Submitted by Etta Silvertooth, 1015 Spruce Ave., La Marque,
Texas 77568 (both the above lineage and the following).
Perry Polk's Family History
Moreland History
Adam (Ad) Sheffield MORELAND (Dec. 5, 1837 - Dec. 18, 1881)
and Nancy Elizabeth (Betty) BEARD (Nov. 14, 1841 - 1909 or 1910)
Married March 29, 1860. He was buried at Shiloh Lambertine about 6 miles north
of Waldo, Arkansas. She was buried at Wortham,
Texas. Don't have exact date of her
death but would be on a marker there. To them were born 10 children.
Ad MORELAND and his wife, Betty, came to Arkansas from Oxford,
Mississippi, when they had only 3 or 4
children. They came in a wagon built 3 tiers high and drawn by 2 oxen--bed in
center and feed on top--a milk cow tied to the back.
They
trudged along by day and camped by night, cooked bread and food in an iron oven
over a camp fire, and drank milk and ate butter--which was carried in a vessel
hanging under the wagon that day.
They
crossed the Mississippi River by ferry, settled and homesteaded land north of
Waldo, Arkansas--about Lambertine--near
Stocton (a cross-road, post office later).
Ad S. MORELAND had one arm blown off
about the elbow with gun powder when he was a boy, but he could do almost any
kind of work other men could. He built a log house--rived boards to cover
it--and split rails to fence his land. He staked out his oxen until he thought they
were accustomed to their home. Then he turned them loose. One day one failed to
come home, and he never could find him. He wrote to the ferry man on the
Mississippi River asking if he had seen the ox. The man answered--the ox walked
up and down the bank until he felt sorry for him and carried him over. The last
he saw of him was going East (back home to Oxford).
Don't have
any history of Ad's parents, but he
had two brothers (Robert and Frank)
who came and settled near him (Waldo). It has been handed down through the
generations that the three MORELAND
brothers (Adam, Robert, and Frank) came to America from Ireland in a handmade skiff when they
were young men.
1. Robert MORELAND married Mollisa HEATH.
They had 5 children: Ambrose, Lula, Leon, Ida,
and Ada.
Mollisa (Robert's wife) was the aunt of Mrs. Ethel FINCHER of Waldo.
Ambrose married Carry ARNOLD.
(Don't know how many children.) One daughter, Lula Mae
married Dug LUNSFORD (dead) and lives about 1 mile
south of Minden, Louisiana (now 1967). She has several
children living.
Frank MORELAND married Emma REEVES.
They had three children: Conway
(died young), Frank, Jr. and Emma.
Frank, Jr. married May PARKER.
They had five children: Ruth, Emma Lee, Parker, Paul, Mary.
They lived in Waldo, Arkansas.
Emma married Jimmy Joe COOK.
No children.
Ad MORELAND's wife's
(Betty BEARD)
parents lived in Oxford, Mississippi. No record of parent's name.
Had two sisters. Loucresia (Cresa) BEARD,
never married. Hap WOOTEN (older married sister) had
three children: Bunion WOOTEN, Lena WOOTEN,
and Joe (not sure that was his
name).
Etta Silvertooth found the above article at the Family
History Center (on microfilm) in Columbia Co., Arkansas.
QUERIES
My great-great-grandfather, George B. DOBSON, married Malinda MORLAN (MORELAND)
6 May 1835 in the state of Indiana. Her date of birth is 1814.
The I.G.I. indicates she was from Tennessee but I can't find her there.
However, I did find Malinda MORELAND
date of birth 1814 listed in North Carolina. Does anyone know if the two
ladies are one?
Respond to James M. Dobson, 13812 Avenida Del Charro, El
Cajon, CA 92021.
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All the following was taken from Civil War Pension claim
file which I have: William H. MORELAND,
born about 1837, Carter County, Tennessee. He was in Monroe/Roane? County (now Louden) by 1855 from which place he
enlisted and served in the Union Army from 1862 to 1865 when he was honorably
discharged. He applied for "invalid pension" from Louden County in 1879 which claim was successful. He
died on the 20th of Jan., 1894 at Sweetwater, Monroe County, Tennessee. His widow, Mary M. (WARREN) MORELAND then made claim for widow's
pension and dependent son, Charles O.
who was about 15 when his father died. At that time she lived on property owned
by her brother, J.C. WARREN.
It is believed that they had at least one older son named J.F. MORELAND,
born about 1871. They may have had other children.
If this one is related to Wright MORELAND of Goochland Co., VA then he would probably be
a great-grandson. At first I guessed that he might be a grandson of Thomas because of the Monroe County
connection, but William H. was born
in Carter County many years after Thomas
had moved his family to Monroe County. Does anyone know if Thomas left a son in Carter County when he moved to Monroe County?
If so, he would be a candidate for the father of William H.
Respond to Charles E. Moreland, 15508 Saranac Dr., Whittier,
CA 90604
Note from Nona: The 1830 census for Carter County, Tennessee
has the following MORELANDs:
John (son of Thomas?), Thomas (son of
Thomas?), Wright (son of Charles) Charles (father of Wright), John (son of William),
and Sarah (widow of William). Perhaps the above mentioned John or Thomas remained
in Carter Co. and fathered William H.
I'm hoping that Melba Hutchison can shed some light on this question.
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Seeking any information on Amos MOR(E)LAND b. 19 Dec. 1840,
Lawrence Co., Indiana. Fathers name Amos?
Respond to George L. LaBeau, Jr., 215 Pleasant, Dayton, OH
45403-2729.
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RESEARCH OF MELBA HUTCHISON
Continued from Volume VI, #2
[Note all comments are Melba's except those in brackets [ ]
which are Nona's comments and theories which aren't always consistent with
Melba's. Other comments are welcome and will be printed. The key to the
numbering system was printed in Vol. 5, #4.]
Carter County, Tennessee
Deed Book C
p. 291. Deed or Conveyance
Jacob BOLINGER & wife to
Right MORELAND
This indenture made and entered into this 12th day of
November one thousand Eight hundred and Seventeen between Jacob BOLINGER and Sarah
BOLINGER,
his wife, formerly Sarah MORELAND on the one part and Right MORELAND of the other part all of
Carter County and State of Tennessee witnesseth that the said Jacob BOLINGER, husband of the said Sarah and the said Sarah BOLINGER formerly Sarah
MORELAND one of the heirs of William
MOORELAND Deceased for and in
Consideration of the Sum of three hundred Dollars to the said Jacob in hand paid by the said Right MORELAND before the sealing and
delivery of these presents, have this day bargained and Sold and by these presents
do Grant bargain Sell alien and Convey to the said Right MORELAND all that Lot tract or parcel of Land lying and being
in the County of Carter and State aforesaid being part of the Land owned by William MORELAND Deceased in his life
time and which descended to the said Sarah
as one of the heirs of the Said William
MORELAND Dec'd and is now Seized and possessed by the said Jacob BOLINGER in right of his said
wife Sarah on which the said Jacob and Sarah now live and by Virtue of a Division of the Lands of the Said
William MOORELAND Dec'd made and
between the heirs of the said William
is by them? article of agreement made and entered into by and between the said
heirs on the nineteenth day of October Eighteen hundred and sixteen (p. 292)
which said Lot tract or parcel of Land together with all woods waters water
Courses mines minerals & hereditaments & appurtenances to the said Land
belonging or in any wise appertaining the said Jacob BOLINGER and Sarah
BOLINGER heirs as aforesaid do hereby warrant and forever Defend to the
said Right MORELAND his heirs and
afsigns forever a lawfull right of Inheritance in fee simple--In Testimony
whereof we have hereunto set out hands and Seals this date above written.
Signed Sealed & delivered
in the presents of us
(blank) 90
acres
Jacob BOLINGER
her
Sarah
(T) BOLINGER
mark
p. 394-396. The State of Tennessee Number 2780. To all whom these presents Shall
Come Greetings Know ye that in
Consideration of an entry made in the office of the surveyor of the Sixth
district of Number 843--dated the 17th day of October 1811 founded in a warrant
of Number 1006 Issue by John CARTER to Edward SWEETEN for six hundred and forty
acres of land dated the 14th day of July 1808. Eight Acres which is vested on William MORELAND the enterer. There is Granted
by the said State of Tennessee unto the sd William MORELAND and his heirs a
Certain tract or parcel of Land Containing Eight acres--lying in the County of
Carter in the district of Washington on
the South side of Watauga River including improvements formerly occupied by Charles MORELAND.
Beginning at a pine on the river Bank on Charles
MORELANDs line thence South with his line twelve East forty poles to a
stake west forty poles to a Stake at the foot of a mountain thence with the
same North nineteen west twelve poles to a sycamore on the river bank then up
the river to the place of Beginning.
Surveyed
May 15th 1812
With the heriditaments and appurtances to have and to hold
the said tract or parcel of Land with its appurtances to the said William MORELAND and his heirs forever in
witness whereof Willie BLOUNT Governor of the State of
Tennessee hath hereunto Set his hand and Caused the great Seal of the said
State to be affixed at Nashville on the twenty-sixth day of April in the year of
our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and thirteen and of American Independence
this thirty seventh
W. G. BLOUNT,
Secretary
Willie BLOUNT
p. 395. William
MORELAND is entitled to the within
described Tract of Land.
Edwin SCOTT,
Register
of
East Tennessee
State of Tennessee the
within Deed with
Carter County the
Certificate were
duly
registered in the register Office of said County the 3rd day July 1821
Godfrey CARRIGER Regr
p. 395. This indenture made the seventh day of October and
in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and Twenty between Sarah MORELAND and John MORELAND and Thomas SIMPSON and James LOYD of the County of Carter and
State of Tennessee of the one part and Julius
DUGGER of the County and State
aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that for and in Consideration of the sum
of two hundred and sixteen Dollars in hand paid by the said Julius DUGGER to the said Sarah MORELAND, John MORELAND, Thomas
SIMPSON, James LOYD the receipt and payment whereof is hereby acknowledged
and themselves fully sattisfied there with hath for themselves and their heirs
Granted Bargained and Sold and by these presents doth Bargain Sell alien
infioff release and Confirm with delivery unto the said Julius DUGGER his heirs and assigns for -on all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situated and laying and being in the said County of
Carter and State aforesaid but was formerly was North Carolina
and Washington County on the South side of Watauga River Beginning at an Elm
Stump and point of Rocks on Lawson
GOODONs line at the end of hill Running north two poles to a hickory tree
Corner to Lawson GOODON on the river Bank thence dw?
est down the river as it meanders twenty poles to a stake thence west twenty
degrees North as the river meanders Eighty poles to a stake is the conditional
line between Charles MORELAND and the heirs of William MORELAND thence south twelve degrees
west with said conditional line Eighty five poles to white walnut at the foot
of a hill on said line thence South a Seven degrees west one hundred poles to Lawson GOODIN line thence with said GOODINs line to the Beginning
Containing fifty acres be the same more or less to have and to hold the aforesaid
Tract of Land with every of its appurtinances thereunto belonging also the
reversion and reversions remainder and remainders rents and hiroser? hereof
there unto belonging unto the said Julius
DUGGER and? the said Sarah MORELAND, John MORELAND, Thomas
SIMSON and James LOYD doth
Covenant (p. 396) and agree to and with the said Julius DUGGER that he the said Julous
DUGGER his heirs or assigns Shall and may from time to time and at all
times, forever here after shall pissicably? and quietly have hold occupy posses
and enjoy the aforesaid Land and premises without the troubles molestation or
interruption of them the said Sarah
MORELAND, John MORELAND, Thomas SIMSON and James LOYD their heirs Executors
administrators &c and them the said Sary
MORELAND, John MORELAND, Thomas SIMSON and James LOYD their heirs &c will warrant and forever defend the
aforesaid Land and premises unto the said Julius
DUGGER and his heirs and assigns
forever and all every other person or persons whatsoever Lawfully Claiming the
same by from them or any of them and all and every other persons whatsoever in
testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our Seals this day
above written in the presents of
Test
Elisha BOWEN
John MILLER
her
Sary (T) MORELAND
mark
John MORELAND
Thomas SIMSON
James LOYD
I assign all my right title and Claim to the above land
State of Tennessee, Carter County, November Session one
thousand Eight hundred and twenty the within Deed was proven in open Court by Elisha BOWEN and John MILLER and admitted to record let it
be registered. Test: Geo. WILLIAMS,
Clk.
State of Tennessee. The within deed with the certificates
were duly ?? the registers office of said County this 3d day July 1821
Godfrey CARRIGER,
Regr
B. BREWER Dpty
p. 418. This indenture made this Eighteenth day of August
& year of your Lord one thousand Eight Hundred and fourteen & thirty
Eighth year of American Independence
Between William MORELAND of Carter County in the State
of Tennessee of the one part and Julias DUGER of the County and State
aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth
that for and in consideration of the Sum of thirty Dollars in hand paid by the Julias DUGGER to the said William MORELAND the receipt and
payment whereof is hereby acknowledged himself fully Sattisfied there with hath
for himself and his heirs granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth
grant bargain Sell Alien infeeoff Release and Refersion with delivery unto the
said Julias DUGGER his heirs and
assigns forever all that tract or parcel of Land and premises situate and lying
and being in the said County of Carter and State aforesaid lying and being on
the south side of Watauga river in an improvement formerly occupied by Charles MORELAND beginning
at a Pine on the river Bank on Charles
MORELAND line thence south with his line two'd East forty poles to a stake
west forty poles to a stake at the foot of a mountain with the same north
nineteen West twelve poles to a Sycamore on the river Bank thence up the River
to the place of Beginning. Surveyed May the fifteenth one thousand eight
hundred and twelve containing eight acres to have and to hold the A foresaid
tract of land with every of its apper Tainances there and to Belonging and also
the revertion and revertions and remainders, rents and favesses? thereof, there
and too Belonging unto the said Julius
DUGGER and him the said William
MORLAND Doth Covant and agree to and with the said Julius DUGGER that the said Julius
DUGGER his heirs or assigns shall and
may from time to time and of all Time forever here after Peaceable and quietly
have hold occupy Sofsit? and in Joy the afor land and premises with out the
trouble molestation or inter avefftion? of him the said William MORELAND his heirs &ea with
warranty and for ever defend the afore said land and (p. 419) premices unto the
said Julius DUGGER and his heirs and
assigns forever and every other person or persons what soever Law fully
claiming the Same by From him others or any of them and all and every other
person or persons whatsoever, in Testimony whereof I have here and set my hand
and affixed my Seal the date above writen
Signed rad? and delivered
in the presents of
William SMITH
James LACEY J/I
William MORELAND
Rec'd
25 cts
State of Tennessee Carter County-----E
August Session One
thousand eight hundred and Twenty the within Deed was proven in open Court by James LACEY and continued for the probet
of William SMITH
Test
Geo. WILLIAMS Clk
p. 449. February the 2 in the year of our Lord 1820 this is
to certify that I have Received of Thomas
SIMSON three hundred dollars it being
in full for the price of a negro Garl named Mahaley a bought nineteen years old they old? adco? this Negro Garl to be given up to
him at my death and her increase is excepted for me to keep for my self or to
dispose of as I see Caus during my life, but this negro Garl I warrant and
defend the Right from any purson or pursons whatsoever laying any Wright Right,
title or Claim of defend the Right of sade Negro free from myself my hears
Executors Adminidirators and accines and pursons laying any right title or
clame Given under my hand this day and Date above writen Acined and exnoledged
by me Date above writen acines and Exknaledged by me Date above Writen acined
and Exnoledged by me Date above writen
Attest'd
William ASHER
his
Thomas (X) WILLBY
mark
John MORELAND
her
Sarah
(x) MORELAND
mark
State of Tennessee Carter County. February Session One Thousand eight hundred and twenty the
Receipt or Bill of Sale was Exhibited and acknowledged in open Court and
admited to Record. Let it be Registered.
Test.
Geo. WILLIAMS Clk
State of Tennessee
Carter County The within Bill of
Sale with the Certification duly Registered in the Registry office of Carter
County this Eighteenth Day of May A.D. 1822 (note: the final 2 looks as though
it was written over an original 0)
p. 464. This
indenture made this Eighteenth day of August & year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fourteen and thirty eight year of a Merican
Independence, Between William MORELAND
of Carter County in the state of Tennessee of the one part and Julius DUGGER of the County and State
aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that for and in Consideration of the Sum
of Thirty dollars in hand paid by the said Julius
DUGGER to the said William MARLAN the Receipt and payment whereof
is hereby acknowledged himself fully satisfied there with hath for himself and
his Heirs granted bargained and confirmed with delivery unto the Said Julius DUGGER his heirs and assigns for Ever
all that Tract or Parcel of land and Premises situate and lying and being in
the said County of Carter State aford on the South Side
of Watauga River & lying and being ???? in and improved & formerly
occupied by Charles MORELAND Beginning at a pine on the
River Bank on Charles MORELAND line,
thence south with his line two East forty poles to a Stake, West forty poles to
a Stake at the foot of a Mountain, with the same North Nineteen West twelve
Poles to a Sycamore on the river bank thence up the River to the place of
Beginning of Surveyed May the fifteenth One Thousand Eight hundred and twelve
Containing Eight acres to Have (p. 465) and to hold the a foresaid tract of
land with every of its apper Tainances their and xx belonging also the
Revertion and Revertions, Remainder and Remainders, Rents and Staified there of
there and too belonging unto the said Julius
DUGGER and him the said William MORELAND doth Covenant and agree to and
with the said Julius DUGGER that he
the said Julius DUGGER his heirs or
assigns shall and may from time to time and at all Times for ever here after
peaceable and quietly Have hold Occupy possess and in Joy the afore land and
premices with out the trouble Molestation or interruptions of him the said William MORELAND his heirs Executors
administrators and him the said William
MORELAND his heirs & will Warrant and for Ever defend the aforesaid
land and premicias unto the said Julius
DUGGER and his heirs and assigns for Ever and all and every other person or
persons whatsoever law fully Claim in of the Same by From him them or any other
of them and all and every other person or persons whatsoever, In Testamony where of I have here and to Set
my Hand and affixed my Seal the Date above riten.
William MORELAND
Signed Seal and delivered
in the presents of
William SMITH
James LACEY J/I
State of Tennessee Carter County August Session One Thousand Eight hundred and
Twenty the within Deed was proven in open court by James LACEY and continued for the probet of William SMITH
Test
Geo. WILLIAMS Clk
State of Tennessee
Carter County
The within deed with the certificate were duly registered in
the Register Office of said County this 7th day of August A.D. 1822
Godfrey CANIEFER Regr
B. BROWN D R
p. 597 Know all men
by these presents that William MORLAND
of the County of Carter and
state of Tennessee am hold firmly bound unto William BUNTIN his heirs Executors adm'rs and
assigns in the Said? and full Sum of
three hundred pounds to which pay must will and Truly to be made or dered? I
bind myself my heirs Executors adm'rs Jointly and severally and firmly by these
presents Sealed? with my Seal? and dated this 13th day of March one thousand
Eight hundred and Seven the Condition of the above Bond is such that the above
Bound William MORELAND his heirs
Executors adm'rs do make or cause to be made a Deed of Conveyance to a certain
piece of Land containing one hundred acres intered by Saml TATE the said place where Izarah STEPHENS now lives as soon as Deed can
be got of the State of Tennessee or North Carolina unto William BUNTIN then the above bond to be Void
else to remain in full Seald with my Seal and dated this day and year first
above written in presence of us
Johnston HAMPTON J/I
his
George STOUT
mark
William MORLAND
State of Tennessee
Carter County Nov'r Session 1817 the within bond was proven in open Court
by Johnston HAMPTON and admitted to
record Given under my hand & the seal of my office this 11th Nov'r 1817
George WILLIAMS Clk
(p. 598)
State of Tennessee
Carter County
the within Bond with the Certificates were duly registered
in the registry office of said County the 2nd July 1824
Godfrey CARRIGER Regr
by
Benj. _____ D R
Deed Book D
p. 7. Know all men by
them presents that I John MORLAND of the County of Carter have
this day pro Cured A.W. TAYLOR to go my appearance bail at
the Suit the State of Tennessee against me in the county court
of Carter on which forfeiture have been taken against me and my Bail also have
procured him to go my appearance bail in the suit John LOYD against me in the Circuit
Court of the County of Carter & whereas I also have Executed to A.W. TAYLOR a note on this day for one
hundred and fifty dollars service
rendered and to be rendered of a Lawyer,
Now to indemnify? Said TAYLOR
from his liability as aforesaid and to Secure the payment of said note I have
this day Bargained and Sold and by these? presents do bargain Sell alien
enfioff? & Convey to said A.W.
TAYLOR all the right title Claim & interest that I have into a certain
tract or parcel of land Containing about sixty acres be the same more or less
adjoining? in that tract and parcel of Land Lying on roan creek Carter County
which was alloted to me as one of the heirs of William MORLAND deceased & further for and
in consideration aforesaid have bargained and sold any and every other interest
of land which I am Legally in titled to by purchase or other wise hereby
warranting and defending the title of the aforesaid sixty acres tract on roan
creek on which I lived To the said A.W.
TAYLOR his heirs and assigns forever hereby vesting? him with as full perfect
a title to the same as though it was more particular set forth by Butty? Bound
&c it being intended to imbrace all the interest (p. 8) that I obtained
thro my Father on the land which he died Seized of also do hereby vest him with
all the Landed interest or interests which I hold by purchase or other wise in
the County of Carter in as full and perfect a manner as thought they were
particularly and minutely set forth provided however that should the said John MORLAND pay the said A.W. TAYLOR the said note of one hundred
and five dollars in two months from this date and indemnify said TAYLOR fully and Completely as to his
securityship and liability in the aforesaid suit then the above Deed to be Void
and of no effect otherwise to remain in full force and Virtue? it is further
more expressly understood that the execution of this Mortgaged Deed is not to
Debar said TAYLOR from suing on said
note and prosecuting to Judgements the Same in Testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th May 1825
Attest
W.B. CARTER
W. CARTER
John MORELAND
State of Tennessee
Carter County
May Session 1825 there was the within mortgage Exhibited and
proven there was the within mortgage Exhibited and proven in open Court by William B. CARTER and William CARTER and admitted to record let it be registered
Test Geo.
WILLIAMS Clk
State of Tennessee
Carter County
the within mortgage with the certificates were duly
registered in the registry office of said County this 27th Sept 1825
Godfrey CARRIGER Regr
By
B. BREWER? D R
p. 107 This Indenture
made and entered into this tenth day May in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and twenty five by and between Sarah MOORELAND administratrix of all and
Singular of the goods and chattles rights and credits which were William MOORELAND dec'd late of Carter County sd
administratrix being now of Carter County and William BUNTON of the same place of the other
part witnesseth, that whereas my intestate William
MOORELAND in his lifetime Sold and by his title bond of date 1807 bound
himself his heirs exutors and administrators &c to convey unto William BUNTON the following described
tract of land which bond has been duly proven and recorded in the County Court
of Carter in the year 1817 and a copy
thereof presented to me the administratrix and demand made of the execution
thereof, now the indenture witnesseth that I the said Sarah MOORELAND administratrix as aforesaid by reason of the bond
aforesaid of my intestate and by virtue of the powers and duly devolving? on me
by law do hereby and herein bargain Sell Convey and confirm unto the sd William BUNTON his heirs executors
administrators and assigns forever that piece parcel of tract of land situate
in Carter County aforesaid mentioned in the bond of my intestate aforesaid
being the same place whereon said William
BUNTON has lived since the purchase from my intestate including what was
commonly Called JONESes
Cabbin Beginning at a white oak thence
west one hundred and sixty poles to a Chestnut South one hundred pole to a
dogwood and hickory east one hundred and
sixty pole north one hundred pole to the
Beginning containing one hundred acres,
which said tract of Land with the appurtances thereto belonging I the said Sarah MOORELAND administratrix as aforesaid do warrant and forever
defend unto the said William BUNTON
his heirs and assigns, in as full and
ample a manner as I in the character aforesaid and by law can or may do In
testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this the day and year
first above written Signed Sealed and
delivered in presence in presence of us
Test
John BLAIR
her
Sarah (x) MORLAND
mark
Admrt of William
MORLAND decd
p. 598
State of Tennessee
Carter County
May session
one thousand eight hundred and twenty five the was the withine Deed exhibited
and acknowledged in open court by Sarah
MORLAND and admitted to record let
it be registered
Test
Geo. WILLIAMS Clk
State of Tennessee
Carter County
The within
Deed with the Certificates was duly registered the 24th day of July 1827
Benj. BREWER
Register for C.
County
p. 173. This
indenture made between Right MORELAND
of the County of Carter &
State of Tennessee of the one part & Henry
STOUT of the County & State
aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth
that the sd Right MORELAND hath this day for & in
consideration of the sum of six hundred Dollars to him in hand pd by the sd. Henry STOUT the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged & the (p. 174) said Right fully contented satisfied & paid, granted, Bargained
& sold to the aforesaid Henry STOUT
& doth by these grant bargain sell alien enfeoff convey & confirm unto
the said Henry STOUT his Heirs
Executors administrators & assigns a certain Tract or parcel of Land
situate Lying & being in the County of Carter & state of Tennessee on
the Waters of Little Doe River containing one hundred & thirty acres Butted
& bounded as follows viz Beginning on a Poplar & White Oak corner
to Thomas JOHNSTON & Jacob PERKINS running thence West twenty
four poles to a gum on sd PERKINS
line then North ninety two poles to a poplar on Thomas JOHNSTONs line then with sd Thomas JOHNSTONs line North twenty seven degrees East one Hundred
& fifty four poles to a poplar then
East fifty poles to a Spanish Oak & gum then South one hundred Poles then
West twenty six poles to two Chestnuts then North eighty Poles then West forty
poles to two Black Oaks then South fifty poles to a Stake on JOHNSTONs line then sd line to the
beginning the same being a tract of land granted by the State of Tennessee to Geo. CROSSWHITE bearing date the 9th day of
October 1812 of , N2649 all of which aforesd bargained premises the sd Right MORELAND doth bind himself his
heirs Exectrs & Administrators to warrant & forever defend the same
& every part thereof of right belonging or in any wise appertaining to him
the sd Henry STOUT his heirs &
assigns forever as a sure & infeaseasible right of inheritances in fee simple
from himself his Hiers Exectrs & Admsters & from all & every person
or persons whatsoever claiming the same--
In Witness where of I have hereunto Set my hand and affixed my Seal this
Third day of January A.D. 1828.
Signed Sealed & acknowledged
in presents of
Wm B. CARTER
Michael ROLAND
J.B. MOURLEY
Right MORLAND
State of Tennessee
Carter County
November
Session 1828 Then was this deed exhibited & proven in
open Court by W.B. CARTER & James B. MOURLEY by two of the subscribing
Witnesses thereto & admitted to Record let it be registered.
Test
Geo. WILLIAMS Clk
State of Tennessee
Carter County
I do
certify that the within Deed with its certificate was duly Registered in Book D
page 173 in the Registers Office of sd
County in Elizabethton. GW??
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