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Preservation and Interpretation Suggestions for St. Patrick's 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Old World Immigrants 15 Walking Tour St. Patrick Cemetery McEwen, TN 14 21 18 15 19 13 12 17 16 20 11 10 6 9 8 7 1 5 2 3 16 4 Begin here Civil War Walking Tour 17 St. Patrick Cemetery McEwen, TN 7 8 6 4 18 5 9 3 1 2 Begin here Religious People & Symbols 19 Walking Tour St. Patrick Cemetery McEwen, TN 7 2 8 9 3 1 10 11 5 4 20 6 Begin here Notable People, Notable Tombstones 21 13 Walking Tour St. Patrick Cemetery McEwen, TN 4 11 1 5 9 10 8 7 2 12 6 3 22 13 3 7 8 10 11 23 24 25 26 Appendix One: Deeds Research A B C D E F G H I J K 1 GRANTOR GRANTEE DEED BOOK PAGE CONSULTED DATE DISTRICT CREEK SIZE PRICE NOTES 2 Neal, James Joel Riding A 219 y 1814.1.24 White Oak .5 Acre $15 3 Neal, James John Massey D 253 y 1818.7.28 $1,000 July 28, 1818; paid $1000 4 Neal, J.F. Herokey, Patrick M 42 y 1854.4.7 6 Trace 108 acres "on the headwaters of Trace Creek" Multiple parcels. Tract 5: intended for a site of a Catholic 5 Neal, J.F. Miles, R.P. M 70 y 1854.5.18 5,6,10 Trace $100 Church 6 Neal, J.F. John Davlin M 82 y 1854.6.15 6 100 acres $25 7 Neal, J.F. John Largin M 83 y 1854.6.15 6 Trace 100 acres $25 "on the headwaters of the Trace Creek of Tennessee" 8 Neal, J.F. Buckley, Jeremiah M 101 y 1854.6.4 10 Hurricane 107 acres $25 "on the headwaters of the Hurricane Creek of the Duck River" 9 Neal, J.F. Peter Corne M 84 y 1854.6.15 6 Trace 200 acres $50 "on the headwaters of the Trace Creek of Tennessee" 10 Neal, J.F. Shean, Jeremiah M 100 y 1854.6.24 10 Hurricane 51.75 $12.50 "on the headwaters of the Hurricane Creek of the Duck River" 11 Neal, J.F. Dobyns, Thomas J. M 127 y $2,000 Same as DB T p. 125-126 12 Neal, J.F. Edward Daven N 107 y 1854.8.1 10 Hurricane and Blue? 100 acres $25 "Between the waters of Hurricane Creek and Bluecreek" 13 Neal, J.F. Mina[…?...] P 422 crossed out Deed to widow of a man who purchased property but died 14 Neal, J.F. Bardley, Bridget N 45? 452? y 7 Blue $40 before the deed was executed. 15 Neal, J.F. Robert Alford S 34 y 16 Neal, J.F. BF Eaton S 136 y 17 Neal, J.F. James Ford S 171 y 18 Neal, J.F. William Webster S 149 y 19 Crist, Latour M James F Neal R 368 y 20 Ford, James James F Neal S 171 Knapp divested of property in Neal v. Knapp, March term 1854. Refers to 1000 acre tract sold to "Bishop Miles and his church 27 21 Neal, J.F. TJ Dobyns T 125-126 1856.2.29 5,6,10 Trace, Blue, White Oak 40,000 acres $2,000 members" and several other excluded tracts. Mutiple tracts. Previous owner B.B. Spicer. Description sounds 22 Neal, J.F. John Doherty U 269 y 1864.12.28 Blue, Yello, Trace (branch of) $775 very close to town and church. Need Spicer to Neal deed. 23 Neal, J.F.A. J.F. Neal U 270 y 1871.6.8 10 Hurricane 107 acres 24 Neal, James & wife Nancy A. Allen V 182 crossed out 25 N & C RR decree V 281, 354 crossed out 26 McAdoo, J.M. Neal, J.F. X 482 y 1875.12.29 5 Along railroad in McEwen 27 Neal, J.F. Robert Bard X 234 crossed out 28 Palmer, J N & C RR Y 410 crossed out 29 Gorman, Frank N & C RR Y 411 crossed out 30 Neale, J.F. BB Brown Z 402 31 Neale, J.F. Robert Z 501 32 Oringo, A. Michael Gallagher N 166 y 1856.4.19 33 Oringo, A. S.E. Mullin N 459 y 34 Oringo, Lewis R.P. Miles N 366 or 566 Trace Creek and branches of 35 J.B. Massey Lewis Oringo M 131 y 1854.9.7 Duck River 36 Pollerd & Turner Lewis Oringo M 407 y 37 Tribble, A. Oringo, A. N 101 y 1856.3.25 $100 "Tribble Grant" 38 Wm. Adcock Oringo, A. N 103 y 1856.4.16 39 Lausin, James Oringo, Lewis O 68 y 40 Brotherick, John Oringo, Lewis O 499 y 41 Oringo, Lewis Jeremiah Shean O 501 y 1860.2.9 $50 Feb 9, 1860; part of Tribble tract 42 Oringo, Lewis John Gibbons O 583 y 1860.2.10 Trace Creek $225 43 Oringo, Lewis Luke Farley Q 107, 108, 109 y 44 Oringo, Lewis Mariah Dougherty Q 301 y 45 Oringo, Lewis Birgitt & Wm. Glynnon S 259 y 46 Oringo, Lewis Samuel B[…?] U 76 47 Oringo, Lewis Elizabeth McGuin U 93 y 48 James Garty Oringo, Lewis P 13 y A B C D E F G H I J K Appendix 49 B.F. Hollayd[?] Oringo, Lewis P 25 y 50 Michael Gallihair Oringo, Lewis P 30 y 51 P.J. Halpin Oringo, Lewis P 103 y 1861.3.22 $94.50 Same as the one who bought from Miles? 52 Thomas Tarpy & wife Oringo, Lewis P 106 y 1861.4.1 Trace and Richland Creek $111 53 Thomas Langan & wife Oringo, Lewis P 107 y 1861.4.2 Trace Creek $154 Martin & John Hynes Oringo, Lewis P 108 y 54 One: 55 John Grady Oringo, Lewis P 121 y 56 Patrick Doherty (mortgage?) Oringo, Lewis P 147 y 57 John C. Evans Oringo, Lewis P 210 y 58 Miles, R.P. Jeremiah Shean M 71-72 y 1854.5.19 10 200 acres $50 May 19, 1854; Deeds 59 Miles, R.P. Hugh Foy M 72 y 60 Miles, R.P. Mary Roy M 72-73 y 1854.5.19 5 50 acres $1 Adjacent to Mays 61 Miles, R.P. Lucinda Roy M 74 y 1854.6.1 5 Trace 50 acres $1 "One half of the 100 acre tract on which Mary Roy now lives" Research 62 Miles, R.P. James Devoy M 85 y 1854.6.1 5 Trace 100 acres $25 Adjacent to Mays 63 Miles, R.P. Thomas Mooney N 102 y ND 6 Trace 100 acres $25 Multiple tracts. DB t p 126 refers to "1000 acres sold to Bishop 64 T.J. Dobbins/F.K. Knapp Miles, R.P. M 206 y 1854.9 5&10 Trace $100 Miles and his church members" 65 Edward Davern Miles, R.P. N 300? 66 Richard P. Miles Michael Gallagher N 159 y 1854.5.19 6 Trace 100 acres $25 continued Headwaters of the Blue Creek - I believe this is roughly the town location, or very very close. District not listed, 67 Richard P. Miles Halpin, Patrick J. N 365 y 1854.6.23 ? Blue 640 acres $200 unfortunately. 68 Richard P. Miles James Glenn N 286? 69 Richard P. Miles Michael May P 1 y 1854.5.17 5 200 acres $50 70 Knapp, F.H. J.F. Neal I 395 y 1846.12.16 Dec. 16, 1846; actually J.C. King to F.H. Knapp 71 Commissioners Alexander Brevard A 194 y 1814.8.20 Apr/Aug 20, 1814; for a "seat of justice" 72 Samuel Crocket John Massey A 102 y Apr 3, 1812 2 73 John Massey A 92 y 1810.7.31 J. Massey grant from North Carolina; July 31, 1810 8 74 North Carolina Capt. Alexander Brevard A 110 y 1786.3.14 3840 acres Mar 14, 1786; grant of 3840 acres 75 Joel Ridings George Ridings A 220 76 Asa Shute Joel Ridings A 116 y 1812.1.31 $500 Jan 31, 1812; for $500 77 Massey, John Neal, James A 253 y 1819.7.3 Trace $1,000 Multiple parcels 78 Neal, James Riding, Joel B 14 y 1814.1.24 White Oak .5 acre $15 Adjacent to Neal's home property 79 Neal, James F. Jeremiah Shean Land grants: George Brown, 16113; (5k acres); John Smith, 80 King, James C. Caseday, Alexander A. F 331 1839.12.16 15000 acres $15,000 16112 (5k); Prudence Smith, 16114 (5k) 81 King, James C. State of TN F 333 1839.12.12 5000 Land grant from survey head of Blue Creek of Duck 82 King, James C. State of TN F 334 1838.3.17 River 5000 Land grant from survey 83 King, James C. State of TN F 363 1840.1.7 head of Trace Creek 5000 Land grant from survey; King as assignee of Aaron Tate Power of attorney (given to Anderson Vance) to sell land grants: 16112, 16113, 16114, 16186, 16187, 16188, 16189, 84 King, James C. Vance, Anderson F 411 1840.3.19 16190, 16191, 16192 85 King, James C. Ashbrook, Arnold F 422 1839.12.27 Power of attorney (given to Arnold Ashbrooke) to sell lands 86 King, James C. Beech, Robert A.B. F 425 1840.2.20 1000 acres No description White Oak (head of) and "some 87 King, James C. ?? F 449-450 of the branches of" Trace A.D. Carden, attorney At or near intersection of Stage Road and Maysville Road, White Oak (branch of), bounded on east by Hurricane Creek Road.
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