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Samuel Jackson, abutting land at the mouth of Little Hurricane Creek and tract of Peter R. Booker.423
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| | 14 April 1808 in Williamson County, Tennessee, John Hardeman sold to Nicholas Perkins Hardeman, for $500, Lot 81 in the town of Franklin.424
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| | 14 February 1810 in Williamson County, Tennessee, John Hardeman was one of the trustees of Harpeth Academy.425
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| | John Hardeman moved from Williamson County, Tennessee, to Howard County, Missouri, in 1817. Three-fourths of John’s land was in Howard County, and one-fourth was in Cole County, Missouri, near Jefferson City.426
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| | John also owned land below Pointe Coupee near Baton Rouge, Louisiana. 21 May 1804 in Iberville Parish, Louisiana, John Hardeman sold to Joseph Mirchele, a negro slave.
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| | John Hardeman lived in Howard County, Missouri, but he died in New Orleans, Louisiana, 7 September 1829.427 His 1829 estate inventory included 26 slaves. Cole County, Missouri, Probate Court: John Hardeman, deceased. Administrator, George T. White. Heirs of John Hardeman: John L. Hardeman, Lucretia N. Hardeman, Leona Hardeman, and Glen O. Hardeman, all of Howard County, Missouri, 12 January 1830.428 Notice of Letters of Administration on the estate of John Hardiman, decd., Cole County, Missouri, 14 December 1832, by Charles
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| 423 Murray, Williamson County, Tennessee, Deed Abstracts, 1799-1811, p. 70. Deed Book A2, p. 143. Recorded 22 October 1806.
| | 424 Murray, Williamson County, Tennessee, Deed Abstracts, 1799-1811, p. 113. Deed Book B, p. 51. Quit Claim deed.
| | 425 Murray, Williamson County, Tennessee, Deed Abstracts, 1799-1811, p. 136. Deed Book B, p. 370.
| | 426 Howard County, Missouri, Deed Book H, p. 322.
| | 427 National Intelligencer, 20 October 1829 issue: Obituary of John Hardeman.
| | 428 Tom Turpin, “Cole County, Missouri, Probate and Will Records 1821-1855,” Pioneer Times, Volume 1, No. 3 (October 1977), p. 154. Mid-Missouri Genealogical Society, Jefferson City, Missouri. (286A-8)
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