DEED BOOK I, Page 175

Deed from CUTHBERT POWELL to LEVEN POWELL

Indenture made this 2nd day of August 1800, between Cuthbert Powell of Virginia, and Leven Powell, Jr., of Loudon County,Virginia, for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar
to him in hand paid, for the following tracts of land, viz, one tract lying on the waters of Stone's River in Davidson county, beginning on Ebenezer Brooks' northeast corner, and containing six hundred and forty acres.  Also another tract lying on the waters of Stone's River, and containing six hundred and forty acres.  Also another tract of land lying on the north side of Holston, known by the name of Third Creek, within four or five miles of Knoxville, and containing six hundred and forty acres. which was granted to Francis Oneill, assignee of the heirs of Samuel Belwood.          Also another tract of land containing six hundred and forty acres and lying on the Sulphur fork of Red River, joining the south boundary of Jacob McCarty and the north boundary of Humphrey Hogan.  Also another tract of land containing six hundred and forty acres lying on the south side of the Cumberland River and crossing the East fork of Yellow Creek.  Also another tract containing six hundred and forty acres, and lying on the south side of the Cumberland River near the West fork of Budd's Creek.  One other tract containing six hundred and forty acres lying on the south side of the Cumberland River.  Another tract of land containing six hundred and forty acres lying on the south side of the Cumberland River. Also another tract of land containing six hundred and forty acres, lying on Spring Creek, a branch of Red River.  Also several other tracts of land.
Test:
A. Gibson
Alfred Powell
Burr Powell
                        Cuthbert Powell

These may be reviewed at the Tennessee Archives in Nashville, TN.  Submitted by Cindy Powell 11-25-2001