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State of Tennessee Hardeman County Articles of agreement made between Mrs E.L. Nerren and the Freedman Price and his wife Clarasy. Mrs. Nerren doth agree to give Price and his wife the following [[/strikethrough]] parts [[/strikethrough]] nambed parts and articles to wit ¼ of the corn, ¼ of the wheat ⅓ of the cotton, 2 Shirts 2 pr pants and his wife 2 shirts and 2 coats Spring or Summer goods and a pr of Shoes Each and every Saturday evening if required and they are to obey my orders Whatsoever and they Price and Wife are to pay their Dr's bills (if any) they are to make good their time lost, if required. If Price gets sick during crop time he is to furnish a hand equal to himself in the crop Mrs E L Nerren Smith Price [[Daustic?]] Clarasy Nerren Approved March 2nd 1866 John D. Ussery agt R F and A L By Jas G. W. Fenwick ast Test T. B. Daniel M. D. Knott
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Name is Edmond L. Nerren - of Hardeman Co., TENN. I saw his "Oath of Allegiance" for an E.L. Nerren of Hardeman Co, as well as Slave Schedules, Censuses, etc... So this is Mrs. E.L. Nerren. NO E.L. HERREN came up in any records of Tennessee.
*"Smith Price" is the Freedman's name, last name not Daustic. The page before this says the Contract is between Mrs. E.L. NERREN and PRICE. At the top of this page it says Freedman Smith.