Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-02

II poles whole distance 4o9.'
poles to two birches, a chestnut oak
and chestnut sapling and several
other saplings marked for witness
es, on the west side of the top of
the mountain, chestnut oak and
chestnut called for fallen down.
North II degrees 80 minutes West ,
crossing Apple Tree Run at LOG
poles, the top of the Big Butt near
and below some marked chestnuts,
chestnut oak and hickory sapllngs,
at 1870 poles, continued whole dis
lance PIG poles to pile of stone
between a sugar and dead ash at
the foot of ridge and on the east
side of the South Branch of Stoney
Creek, and 3 poles from the east
bank of said run; thence North Is
degrees 80 minutes West 1928
poles to sugar and beech on the
east side of said run and about l so
poles below the mouth of Galford s
Salt-block Run; thence North 2 de-
grees and 5 minutes East crossing
said Stoney run, crossing it again
at 1863 poles near and below the
falls in same, continued, whole dis
lance POP poles to a red oak and
fallen red oak (old marks found on
the bark of the fallen red oak and
a white oak now marked at the fall
en- red oak) and several trees mark
ed for witnesses on the south side
of a ridge; thence North AZ degrees
West crossing Stoney Run along
the side of ridge 252. 4S poles to a
point on Mrs. Mary E. Gums line.
(Note: The timber called for is a
white oak and chestnut oak. The
white oak was found and is four
poles below Mrs. Gums line).
Thence leaving said lot No. Is and
with Mrs. Gums lines and the lines
of lot No. Ia, North 20 degrees
West 32 poles to maple and gum
on the Northeast bank of Stoney
Run, after crossing it, thence North
Al degrees Is minutes West 1864
poles to a white oak and hickory at
the foot of hill, Jonas Kelley's
corner; thence South 81 degrees 20
minutes East Al .60 poles to a stake
on top of the ridge, witnessed by a
dogwood bearing South IS degrees
3 minutes East AZ links, and white
oak bearing North As degrees West
% links, both having been previous
ly marked a corner; thence South
43 degrees 80 minutes East up the
North brow of said ridge A poles
to a chestnut oak and fallen white
oak on the North brow of said ridge;
thence North 3S degrees 80 minutes
East $50 poles to a fallen white
oak. an old corner, continued 1880
poles to a white oak on ridge,
corner between Joseph Kelley and
H. l.. Taylor, continued, 1880
poles to a red oak in a hollow, cor
ner between j. L. and w. b. Hud-
son and with W>B. Hudson, con-
tinued Is poles, whole distance
1920 poles to two white oaks on
the top of a ridge witnessed by some
oak and chestnuts saplings; thence
N. 81 degrees 80 minutes E. 81 poles
up the top of the ridge to a white
oak and hickory sapling, near a
path, witnessed by some white oak
and and hickory sapling (two white
oaks called for not found), thence
North "a degrees 80 minutes East
81 poles to a stake in field. An
apple tree bears N. So degrees W.
Red oak, maple and hickory called
for not found. Thence North Is de-
grees 80 minutes East AGO poles
to a chestnut oak, one of the three
originally called for and some small
pines, now marked on the top of a
ridge, division corner between W.
B. Hudson and w. W. Galford;
thence South 70 degrees II minutes
East (change meridional letter. 49,
80 poles to a red oak and sugar, on
the side of the ridge west of hol-
low: thence North 4 degrees 81
minutes East, Sc poles to a birch
stump at the foot of a hill by a
small branch and South of said W.
w. Galford's dwelling house. A
locust bears North 80 degrees West
26 links another double locust
bears South 46 degrees West 4f
links, where birch and beech are
called for; thence South II de-
grees East IS poles to q point on
the Southeast side of Galford Greek
Sugar and hemlock called for, the
division corner between said lots
Nos. Is and l4) South 45 degrees
80 minutes East 1878 poles to 6
set stone at lynn stump in the
Trap hollow, witnessed by white
walnut, hickory and two ironwooc
saplings: thence South II degrees
East Is poles to high chestnut
stump and maple between the
mountain road and run, after cross
ing the run; thence South AZ de-
grees East 74S poles to a chestnut
oak, two red oaks and hickory or
the top of Gwin Ridge; thence
South SO degrees As minutes Eas
424 poles to the place of beginning
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