Welcome to Dickson County, Tennessee

Dickson-Online was first established in 1996. At that time it was a small community site, housed on Mindspring.com. The site grew and in 1998 it became known as DCTN.com, home of Dickson County's Genealogy Project. Again the site grew. In 2003 it was decided that DCTN.com and Dickson-Online would merge, becoming the difinitive site for Dickson Countians to gather, find local information and news as well as a place for genealogists to search their roots.

Members are encouraged to submit reviews/recipes/tips & genealogy data by using the Submit News link in the left column. Tell us some of your favorite places around the county, what's worth seeing, where to eat, where to shop. Suggestions for new categories and sections are welcome. Feel free to email me.

2/25/08 - moving to new server. pardon any errors.

Category: Deeds and Land Grants

The news items published under this category are as follows.

Turner Land Transactions 3881 Reads

Allison Stanhope researched and contributed this database of Turner land transaction in Hardeman, Lauderdale, Rutherford and Tipton Counties, TN.

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: 'Turner Land Transactions'

Land Transaction by Surname Turner in Humphrey Co., Tennessee 2045 Reads

Allison Stanhope researched and contributed this database of land transactions in Humphrey Co.

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: 'Land Transaction by Surname Turner in Humphrey Co., Tennessee'

Land Transaction by Surname Turner in Dickson Co., Tennessee 2454 Reads

Allison Stanhope researched and contributed this database of land transactions.

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: 'Land Transaction by Surname Turner in Dickson Co., Tennessee'

1883-1888: Land Deeds 1963 Reads

Kimbro-Field: A History of the Kimbro and Field Families of Middle Tennessee byKenneth Kimbro, 1992, pp. 82-831883-1888: Land Deeds

Note: These records are the personal research of and contributed to us by Ken Kimbro

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: '1883-1888: Land Deeds'

Jesse A. M. Field 1577 Reads

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.

Note: These records are the personal research of and contributed to us by Ken Kimbro

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: 'Jesse A. M. Field'

George Washington England 1304 Reads

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.

Note: These records are the personal research of and contributed to us by Ken Kimbro

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: 'George Washington England'

George Washington England 1057 Reads

Land Grant dated 5/13/1840
Dickson County, Tennessee Land Grants
Book 20, Page 188, Number 17129
190 acres

Note: These records are the personal research of and contributed to us by Ken Kimbro

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: 'George Washington England'

John A. Baker 1372 Reads

Several deeds and land grants involving John A. Baker and Wife Eliza Baker

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: 'John A. Baker'

H. E. Allen and Lena Allen-Montgomery County 1148 Reads

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.

Note: Contributed by Jim Bailey

Posted by Admin on Saturday, September 20, 2003 Read full article: 'H. E. Allen and Lena Allen-Montgomery County'

John Baker 1883 Reads

These records are the personal research of and contributed to us by Ken Kimbro

Posted by Admin on Sunday, February 16, 2003 Read full article: 'John Baker'