Transcribed from Deed Book F, Pages 600-601

I John Falkner bind myself to pay Abel Jackson the sum of fourteen hundred dollars –
The condition of this obligation is such, that whereas the said Abel Jackson purchased of me for seven hundred dollars on the following payment, to wit, three hundred and fifty dollars on the first day of January 1842 and three hundred and fifty dollars on or before the first day of January 1843 for which his notes under seal have been this day executed to me –
Two tracts of land in Humphreys County, Civil District No 1, and in the State of Tennessee, on both sides of Little Richland Creek, bounded by the lands of Jacob Hinson above and Anderson Dunlap below, one of said tracts containing one hundred and ninety one acres, and the other containing ninety acres be the same more or less – It be the same land –
The first mentioned tract conveyed by John Thompson and the second by William B Morrows to Jonathan Falkner –
Now if I should make or cause to be made to the said Abel Jackson his heirs or assigns a good and sufficient title in fee simple with general warranty to said tracts of land, on the making the last payment then this obligation to be void
Witness my hand and seal this the 29th day of January 1841
Attest
James Teas
EH McNeil
John Falkner (seal)

State of Tennessee
Humphreys County
Personally appears before me James Teas, Clerk of the County Court of said County, John Falkner with whom I am personallly acquainted the within named bargainor, and who acknowledged the execution of the within Bond to be his act and deed for the purposes therein contained.
Witness my hand at office this 29th day of January 1841
James Teas, Clerk

State of Tennessee
Humphreys County
Registers Office 9th February 1841
Then was the within named bond from John Falkner to Abel Jackson, with the certificates of Probate of registration duly registered in said office in Book F and pages 600 and 601.
Urbane Harriss, Register