The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-03

also appointed and directed to lay
off and set apart homestead 10 the
widow, Exona Layne, which she has
selected which shall. embrace the res
idence and the out-buidings Of the
widow, Exena I.ayne. The Commits
siener In laying off the widows part
shall have due regard to quality and
value and without imparing the value
of the remainder of the tract II
possible. And 1t Is adjudged
that the heirs OF James Layne de-
ceased are entitled to the residue
OF the tract after selling the land
ordered TO be sold to pay debts. etc.
Are entitled thereto TO homestead as
follows. viz. Charles X. Layne. one
fourth. Rosa Layne. one-fourth Ed
Workman, one-fourth, and j. II.
Thompson and A. Colllnsworth, pur-
chasers OF Migaga Layne's share one
fourth, and all questions as to parti-
lloI ~ W Antls ~ hON hViu W. hhh
reserved for further adjudication.
And Il is adiudged that James
LaFne deceased was the owner Of
three tracts Of land at Us death,
towit. the William Layne tract, the
a. L. Thompson tract and the Steph-
en- Curnutte tract The William Layne
tract is already given. The A. L..
Thompson tract is as follows:
| Situated in Lawrence County, Ky,
on Big Blaine and bounded as follows
Beginning on Big Blaine creek corner
Of lot No. of the division of the
| d. II. Thompson land, thnece with
said line n 3S Il 2S2 poles TO white
oak. corner TO the original survey
also corner to lot No. g. thence 5
, 20S poles to the Bank of Blaine
thence up Blaine n 70 w 81 poles, S
I So w Is poles, 81 w 80 poles, n
S0is w q poles to the beginning
containing about one hundred acres
THE deed for this land is records
In Deed Book Q, page 1872, Lawrence
County Court Clerks office, Oct %
4 1881.
The Stephen Curnutte tract is DIES
J. cribed as follows; Situated in Law
2 renee Coumy, KY. and on the water
d Of Big Blaine and Rove creek, an
n bounded as follows: Beginning o
= black oak on a point In the orig
s. nal survey. a corner of A. X. Queen
thence with division line 46 + 81
poles and 10 links TO white oak o
top Of ridge, 5 2sis L "a poles an
~ links to set stone on a kno
S So T. 20 poles to set stone,
SO Il 30 poles and $ links to viii
oak stump, 5. 35is Il 26 poles To
black oak. S 4ii5 Il % poles and
~ links TO dog wood and black GA
r. s rs n ~ poles and II links to
H. white oak on top OF ridge, then
ne with the meanders OF the ridge
< VIM. I.aynes line, and with the sar
- TO an ash. corner Of Vim. Lay
TO and Al skeens: n So W As poles
ne white bak aud chestnut. corner
n the Bell line: 5 TN W 40 poles
AZ black oak. dogwood and hicko
ny about six poles from the top of I
nj ridge. y 3lls w 30 poles TO VIII
ne oak. \ ~ W 81 poles and I links
ne hickory. n ~ u 80 poles to a VIII
ne oak. \ 50 f 80 poles to a red o'
" and black gum. n ~ f 40 poles To
ne black oak and sour wood, n 10 Il
o poles to the beginning, and the dc
ne to James Layne deceas9d from Stel
ia en- Curnutte is recorded in Deed BE
- T. page 272, in the Lawrence CouI
les Court Clerks office. And the tn
mo- above tracts of land adjoining tr
ne the homestead to the widow shall
De- laid off to her out of the same, =
IN Guiding the residence, barn and O
'eu houses connected Herewith as afo
said herein the homestead shall
'eu OF the value Of one thousand dolli
OH to be laid off by the Commission
ON as aforesaid. Il. L. SHANNON
'ad NJ. c. L.. c.
hts