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(The name of Warmoth appears five times in this deed and is spelled
correctly only once.)
STATE OF TENNESSEE
BEDFORD COUNTY April Turn 1819
I James McKisick Clerk of the Court of Pleas and quarter
Sessions of the County aforesaid do hereby Certify That the Execution of the Within deed
of Conveyance From Adren Angle to Henry Wormoth for 40 Acres of Land was Acknowledged in
open Court by said Adren Angle And Ordered to be Certified for Registration Given under My
hand at Office this 17t day of April 1819.
Jas McKisick C!k
Registered 25th June 1819.
EDEN WADE Reg
STATE OF TENNESSEE
BEDFORD COUNTY
I, W. F. Bryant, Register of deeds for said County, do hereby
certify that the above and forgoing is true and correct copy of deed from Adren Angle to
Henry Warmoth, as it appears of record, in Deed Book No. k. page 233 R. O. B. C.
Witness my hand and seal of Office at Office in Shelbyville,
Tennessee, this the 9th day of August, 1922.
(Signed) W. F. Bryant, Register o] Bedford County.
(SEAL)
Later, my grandfather removed to Edwards County, Illinois, and settled
on a farm seven miles north of Albion, where he lived and died.
My grandparents had two sons and four daughters: John; Isaac Sanders
(my father); Polly, who married David Shelby; Lucinda, who married William M. Rogers;
Judy, who married Greenberry Sanders (who was killed by an explosion on a
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