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- Deed Bk. O pgs. 355-356
Henry Elmore from Thomas Savage October 25, 1819 This indenture made this fifteenth day of January in the year of our Lordone thousand eight hundred and nineteen. Between Thomas Savage ofthestate of Tennessee and county of Robertson of the one part andHenryElmore of said state and county witnesseth that for and inconsiderationof the sum of two hundred and sixty dollars to me in handpaid by HenryElmore before the _____ hereof I do bargain ______ andconvey unto saidHenry Elmore a certain tract or parcel of landsituated lying and beingas follows within the state of Tennessee andin the county of Robertsonon the _____ waters of Sulpher Fork itbeing part of a tract ____________ and forty acres with all _________ the _____ thence belongingunto the said Henry Elmore ______ hisheirs exactors administrators andassigns forever and _____ the lawfulclaim or claims of any person orpersons whatever and from me myheirs, executors administrators andassigns. As witness my hand andseal this day and year first abovewritten signed sealed and deliveredin presences of us Joseph Winfield THOMAS x SAVAGE SEAL John Tucker his mark
Robertson county court August term 1819 This deed is conveyed ___fromThomas Savage to Henry Elmore was duly ____ in open court byJosephWinfield and John Tucker subscribing witness and on motionordered to beregistered. Test Wm. Seal CLK
Deed BK. 3 pgs. 291-292
H. Elmore of R. Jones March 11th 1842 I Richard Jones here this day do hereby transfer and convey toHenryElmore his heirs forever for the consideration of three hundreddollarsto me paid a tract of land in the state of Tennessee and countyofRobertson and district No. 10, containing by ____ stimation onehundredand thirty acres and ninety poles be the same more or less and_____follows. Beginning at a stake in George Sprouses line runningEast toSamuel McMuardy’s West boundary line of _____ , original tractto astake in and at a line, thence South West said line one hundredandeighty four poles with said line to a stake thence West ninetypoles toa dogwood thence North fifty four poles to a Sugar tree andwhite oak,thence East ninety three poles to a stake Adams South Eastcorner, thenceNorth seventy five poles to the beginning to have andto hold the sameto the said Henry Elmore his heirs assigns forever. Ido further covenantand bind myself my heirs and representatives towarrant and foreverdefend the title of said land and convey part thereof to the said HenryElmore his heirs and assigns forever against thelawful claim of allpersons claiming the same. In testimony where ofthe said Richard Joneshave ____ _____ _______ and affixed his sealthis 5th day of March 1828Signed sealed and acknowledged in presenceof RICHARD JONES SEAL James Sprouse Thomas Cook
State of Tennessee Robertson County Personally appeared before meJosephE. Winfield clerk of the county court for the county aforesaid.RichardJones the _______ in the foregoing deed, with whom I ampersonallyacquainted and who acknowledged in my presence that heexecuted the samefor the purpose herein contained given under my handat office this 7thof March 1842 Test J.E. Winfield CLK
Deed BK. W pgs. 190-191
Henry Elmore from Samuel Dorris July 19th 1832 This indenture made this fourth day of March one thousand eighthundredand thirty two between Samuel Dorris of the county ofRobertson andstate of Tennessee of the one part and Henry Elmore ofthe county andstate aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that thesaid Samuel Dorrisfor and in consideration of the sum of fifty dollarsto him in hand paidby the said Henry Elmore the receipt whereof ishere by acknowledgedhath given granted bargained and sold conveyed and confirmed unto thesaid Henry Elmore his heirs and assigns forever acertain tract or parcelof land situated lying and being in the countyof Robertson and state ofTennessee on the waters of Sulpher Fork ofRed River. Beginning on awhite oak Clarks corner thence North fortythree poles to a Spanish oakPhipp’s line thence West with his linesixty poles to a dogwood thenceSouth thirty four poles to a poplar onClark’s line thence East with hisline one hundred and twenty poles tothe beginning containing twentyfive acres more or less to have and tohold the said bargained premiseswith all and singular the rightsprofits ______ thereunto belonging or inany wise appertaining to thesaid Henry Elmore his heirs and assignsforever and the said SamualDorris doth covenant and agree with the saidHenry Elmore his heirsand assigns that he will forever warrant anddefend the right title ofsaid land free and clear of _____ the claim ofeach and every personor persons claiming the said land or any partthere of in witness whereof the Samuel Dorris hath hereunto set hishand and seal the abovewritten day and date Signed sealed andacknowledged in presence of us Wm. Greening SAMUEL DORRIS SEAL N.B. Dorris
State of Tennessee Robertson County court May term 1822 This deedofcovenant from Samuel Dorris to Henry Elmore acknowledged in opencourt bysaid Dorris to be his act and deed and ordered to beregistered. Test Wm. Seal CLK
Deed BK. W pgs. 375-376
Henry Elmore from Joseph Dorris March 8th 1833 This indenture made this the 2nd day of January in the year of ourLordone thousand eight hundred and thirty three between Joseph DorrisofRobertson county and state of Tennessee and Henry Elmore of thecountyand state aforesaid witnesseth that I the said Joseph Dorrishath grantedbargained sold and conveyed and by these presents dothgrant bargain selland convey to the Henry Elmore _____ _____ a certaintract or parcel ofland lying and being in the county and stateaforesaid on the waters ofthe Sulpher Fork of Red River. Containingthirty three acres and a halfit being the tract or parcel of landthat the said Dorris bought ofRichard Jones for the sum of one hundreddollars to me in hand paid bythe said Henry Elmore the receipt andpayment whereof is herebyacknowledged the said tract of land buttedand bounded as follows.Beginning on a stake George Sprouse cornerrunning South seventy fivepoles to a stake thence East seventy fivepoles to a black oak thenceNorth seventy five poles to a dogwoodthence West seventy five poles tothe beginning to have and to holdthe above described land and bargained______ with all and _______ thebuildings ________ _______ and _________ the same woods ways waters______ _______ the only use and benefitof him the said Henry Elmorehis heirs assigns forever and the saidJoseph Dorris for himself hisheirs assigns doth covenant to and agreewith the said Henry Elmore hisheirs assigns that at the time of sellingthe above mentioned propertyhe was lawfully seized in free simple with aright to sell and conveythe land in manner and from aforesaid and thesaid Joseph Dorris willwarrant and defend the said bargained ________from himself his heirsassigns to the said Henry Elmore his heirs assignsforever against thelegal claim of him the said Joseph Dorris his heirsassigns and againstthe legal claim of any person or persons. Whatsoeverclaiming eitherin law or equity in witness where of the said JosephDorris hathhereunto set his hand and seal the day and date abovewritten Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us Hezekiah Dorris JOSEPH x DORRIS SEAL Rolin B. Dorris his mark
State of Tennessee Robertson County court February term 1833 Thisdeedof covenant from Joseph Dorris to Henry Elmore was presented inopencourt by the oath of Hezekiah Dorris and Rolin B. Dorrisinterringwitness ______ and ordering to be registered. TestWm.Seal CLK
Deed BK. T pgs. 443-444
Henry Elmore from George R. Elmore October 1, 1827 This indenture made this fourth day of October in the year of ourLordone thousand eight hundred and twenty seven. Between George R.Elmore ofthe state of Illinois and Green County of the one part andHenry Elmoreof the state of Tennessee of the other part witnesseththat for and inconsideration of the sum of one hundred and fiftydollars to me in handpaid by the said Henry Elmore the receipt andpayment is herebyacknowledged in full satisfaction for seventy fiveacres of land lyingand being in the state of Tennessee and in thecounty of Robertson and onthe waters of _____ branch of the SulpherFork to wit. Beginning at awhite oak and poplar running West onehundred and fifty poles to a postoak thence South eighty poles to awhite oak thence East one hundred andfifty poles to a white oakthence eighty poles North to the beginningcontaining seventy fiveacres to have and to him the said Henry Elmorehim his heirs executorsadministrators and assigns forever from me myheirs executorsadministrators and assigns forever with all ways woodswaters mindsand minerals to have and to hold in _____ _____ as witnessmy hand andseal the day and date first above written. Signed sealed anddeliveredin presence of us Samuel Robins GEORGE R. x ELMORE SEAL Peter X Hibden his mark his mark James Seal
State of Tennessee Robertson County court trim 1828 This indenturefromGeorge R. Elmore to Henry Elmore was proven in open court by theoath ofSamuel Robins and Peter Hibdins subscribing witness _____ andordered tobe registered Test Wm. Seal CLK
Deed BK. T pgs. 426-427
Henry Elmore from George R. Elmore September 29, 1827 This indenture made the fourth day of October in the year of our Lordonethousand eight hundred and twenty seven. Between George R. Elmoreof thestate of Illinois and being Green county of the one part andHenryElmore of the other withforth that for and in consideration ofthe sum oftwenty dollar to me in hand paid by the said Henry Elmore Idoacknowledge the receipt and payment and do by the presentsbargained_____ and convey unto the said Henry Elmore a certain tractor parcel ofland situated lying in the state of Tennessee and countyof Robertson towit. Beginning Clarks South East corner running Southforty poles to adogwood thence West forty poles to a Spanish oakthence North fortypoles to Clarks South boundary line thence East with said to thebeginning containing ten acres to early _____ and benefitof him the saidHenry Elmore with all woods ways waters mines mineralsand all the______ _____ unto belong _____ my heirs executorsadministrators andassigns forever unto him the said Henry Elmore himhis heirs executorsadministrators and assigns forever which Icovenant and agree to warrantand defend from all lawful claim orclaims whatever there unto claimingfrom me or any assigns and allother person or persons. Whatever untothe said Henry as witness myhand and seal the day and date first abovewritten signed sealed anddelivered in presence of us Samuel Robins GEORGE R. x ELMORE SEAL Peter X Hibdonhis his mark his mark Jas Seal
State of Tennessee Robertson county court August trim 1828Thisindenture from George R. Elmore to Henry Elmore was proven in opencourtby the oath of Samuel Robins and Peter Hibdon subscribingwitness theseto and ordain to be registered Test Wm. Seal CLK
Robertson Co., TN; Will BK.13 pgs. 126-127
Will and Testament of Henry Elmore Dec'd
I, Henry Elmore do make this my last will and testament herebyrevokingand making void all other wills by me at anytime made
1st I will and desire that all my just debts and funeral expensesbepaid out of any money or monies that may first come in the hands ofmyexecutors hereafter mentioned
2nd I will to my son John Elmore one hundred acres of land includingtheplace whereon he now lives
3rd I will to my son Reuben Elmore one hundred acres of landwhereinincluding whereon he now lives
4th I will to my wife Elizabeth Elmore one hundred acres includingtheplace where I now live during her natural life and at her death Iwillsaid hundred acres to my son James Elmore and also I will to myson JamesElmore one bedstead and furniture and one cow
5th I will to my wife Elizabeth Elmore my Dunn Mare and four head ofherbest chice of my cows and six head of sheep and six head of hogstwoploghs and two set of ___ two ___ and ___ one axe two weeding hoesandone matlock two bedsteads and furniture six chairs and my ___
6th After desposing of my property and land above mentioned it ismywill that the balance of my land all other property be equallydividedamong my several daughters and granddaughter that is to say AnnElmore,Elizabeth Elmore, Martha Elmore, Nancy Elmore, Sarah Elmore andMary JaneElmore my granddaughter.
7th And lastly I appoint my son Reuben Elmore my executor to thismylast will and testament signed sealed and acknowledged in presenceof usthis the 5th day of April 1847 HENRY x ELMORE SEAL TEST his mark Thos Cheatham James Sprouse T.G. Sprouse
Henry Elmore letter of Estate State of Tennessee Robertson CountyCourtto Reuben Elmore a citizen of Robertson County it appearing tothe courtthat Henry Elmore is dead leaving a written will in which youareappointed executor which has been duly proved in open court andyouhaving given bond and qualified according to law and it have beenorderedby the said court that letter of testament are issue to you.These aretherefore to authorize and empower you the said Reuben Elmoreto enterupon the execution of said will and take into your possessionall theproperty and to make to the next court a proper accountingthereof andmake due collection of all debts and after paying all thejust demandsagainst the testator and settling up the business of thesaid estateaccording to law you will pay over and deliver the propertyand effectsthat may come in your hands and do all other things thatmay be requiredaccording to the provisions of the said will and thelaw of the land.Witness E. Winfield Clerk of this 5th day of 1849
Tennesseans In The War of 1812; transcribed & indexed by Byran &SamuelSistler; Nashville, TN 1992 Officers, War of 1812; pg 11 ELMORE, Henry, Ens, Col Alexander Loury, Capt Gabriel Martin, Inf,Resomitted.
SOURCE: 1830 Census Robertson County, TN Henry Elmore 1 Male Under 5 1 Male 10 to 15 1 Male 15 to 20 1 Male 40 to 50 1 Female Under 5 2 Females 5 to 10 2 Females 10 to 15 1 Female 20 to 30 1 Female 40 to 50 1 Female 90 to 100
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1790 - Yes, date unknown
d. Abt Nov 1816, Robertson County, Tennessee 