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Addendum:We also would like any information about Willis ancestors, parents, siblings, cousins, etc. ANYTHING you may have. We would like to have information also about his wife Mary and sons Garrett and John of whom the family had no knowledge of until April 1999. We were able to locate on the internet a document outlining the exchange of a deed between Willis and James Sparkman. Read following: An excerpt from the Alachua County, Florida Deeds: Chamberlin-Sparkman 1842 page 422-423. (For full copy see Chamberlin-Sparkman Deed, p. ) Territory of Florida, Alachua County. This indenture made this twenty day of August One thousand eight hundred & forty two between Willis Chamberlin of the County and Territory Aforesaid of the one part and James Sparkman of the County of Columbia and Territory of Aforesaid of the other part, Witnesseth, That the said Willis Chamberlin hath this day made and delivered to the said James Sparkman, his certain promissory Note subscribed with his own hand, and bearing even date with these presents Whereby the said Willis Chamberlin hth promised to pay the said James Sparkman or bearer the sum of Two hundred Dollars on or before the twenty third day of August One thousand eight hundred & forty three for value received. Now therefore for the better Securing the payment of the Aforesaid promissory Note, the said Willis Chamberlin, hath granted, bargained & Sold, and doth by these presents, grant bargain and Sell unto the said James Sparkman his heirs & Assigns, the following property to wit. Eighty Acres of Land and improvements thereon, lying and being in the County and Territory Aforesaid on the road leading from Fort Harlee to Newnansville and known by the name of Rollins Place also thirty head of Stock Hogs also One Horse One Cart & gear One Double Barrel shot gun One Patent Brass eight day Clock One hundred bushels of Corn and all of the farming utensils belonging to the said Willis Chamberlin, To have and To hols the said bargained premises & property to the said James Sparkman his heirs & Assigns, to his and their own proper use benefit and behoof forever...
  
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