Dickson-Online

Allison Stanhope researched and contributed this database of Turner land transaction in Hardeman, Lauderdale, Rutherford  and Tipton Counties, TN.
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Kimbro-Field: A History of the Kimbro and Field Families of Middle Tennessee byKenneth Kimbro, 1992, pp. 82-831883-1888: Land Deeds

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In 1898, Jesse A. M. Field purchased what was known as the “Old Springer Place,” and moved his family to Dickson County. He became the first in our line of Fields to live in that county. Below is a copy of the deed for the land.

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1860, January Dickson County Minute Books, Jan. 1853-Feb. 1866, MF Roll #22.
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Deed dated 7/31/1845
Dickson County, Tennessee, Book 29
Page 326
From: Washington and Eleanor England (spelled Elendor in document)
To: Methodist Trustees
Description: Land o­n which Eno Methodist Church was built.
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Land Grant dated 5/13/1840
Dickson County, Tennessee Land Grants
Book 20, Page 188, Number 17129
190 acres
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Several deeds and land grants involving John A. Baker and Wife Eliza Baker
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 DEED. Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville.

We have this day bargained and sold, and do hereby transfer,
and convey to……H. E. Allen and his wife Lena Allen
the following tract or parcel of land,lying and being
in…..20…. Civil District of Montgomery County, Tennessee.
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John Armstrong Baker and his wife Jane moved to the southwest part of Dickson County in 1806 from Franklin County Georgia. The land had been purchased by John Baker in 1793. Benjamin Baker, his brother, and two cousins John Armstrong and Absalom Baker and their families were part of the group. They located next to John Tatum, a revolutionary war veteran. John Tatum was a farmer as were all his neighbors; however, John Tatum also ran a whiskey still. 
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These records are the personal research of and contributed to us by Ken Kimbro
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