Tennessee Assistant Commissioner, Records Relating to Abandoned Property, Lists, Reports, and Correspondence, Part 1 page: NMAAHC-007677335_00392

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| No. | Name of Former Owner | Where Situated Town | Where Situated Specific Locality | Description of Property | By Whom Seized | Date of Seizure | From Whom Received | When Received | Political History of Owner | Remarks | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 16 | Pierson R.W. | Bedford Co | ½ mile South of Bell Buckle | One Farm of about sixty Acres of Land | E.P. Hotchkiss | Feby 1, 65 |   |   | Owner voluntarily left with Bragg's Army "Is in possession & has taken the Amnesty Oath" Ext. from Lt. Groesbecks Rept. | Owners Brother makes some claim to this property. ✓ |

| 17 | Sutton Wm. B. | Bedford Co | 4th Dist | Tract of Land and a common Dwelling | E.P. Hotchkiss |   |   |  Owner voluntarily left with Bragg's Army "Is in possession & has taken the Amnesty Oath" Ext. from Lt. Groesbecks Rept. Taxable Value assessed in 1862 $2,000 | Confiscable ✓ |

| 18 | Webster John G. | Bedford Co | East Side of War Trace Creek ½ mile south of War trace. | 200 Acres of Land | E.P. Hotchkiss | Mch 21, 65. |   |   | Owner in Southern Confederacy "Is in possession and has taken the Amnesty Oath" Ext. from Lt Groesbecks Rept. | ✓  |

| 19 | Yoe Frank | Rossville Tenn |   | Six Acres of Land | E.P. Hotchkiss | Mch 30. 65. |   |   |   |   |

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