Dickson County, located in middle Tennessee just west of Nashville was created on 25 October 1803 when the General Assembly made this the 25th County in the state taking lands from Montgomery and Robertson Counties. It was named for William Dickson, a Nashville physician who at the time was serving in the United States Congress. This copy of the Will Book A is a direct copy of the original hand written copy in the Court House. The W. P. A. made a full text copy of these records giving us a great addition to the genealogical and historical research.
Example
“Page 295 - JESSE WOODWARD’S Will No. 253 - 3rd Devise the tract of land lying in Dickson County containing two hundred acres by loan to my beloved wife Elizabeth Woodward during her natural life. 5th I devise all my household & kitchen furniture also all my stock of every description, I loan to my wife, Elizabeth Woodward during her natural life.”
WPA Records
2016, paper, 117 pp.
101E-TN1117
