Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-30
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INV WIN ChEht va Vic NOltti Duiin
of same, Dieter E.) Thence
leaving the Company Land and run.
ming down the Northeast side of
the Gregory Ridge with the line of
the Draft tract South 45 degrees
East ll3 poles to a Hemlock, wit
messed by small Hemlock, on the
side of said ridge and on the South
bank of a hollow. DIETER j.
Thence South 60 degrees East lO5
poles to Hemlock on the side of
said ridge on or near one of the
original line of the Gwin SO acre
tract. Uetter K.) Thence with
said line, South AZ degrees 30 min
utes East l00.36 poles to a White
Oak on the North side of said ridge,
beginning corner of the resurvey.
(No. | } Thence with said 50acres
South SO degrees 80 minutes East
AZ poles to two small Chestnuts
now marked in the side of said
ridge. White Oak called for, not
found. (No. 2.) Thence leaving
said so acres and with line of the
81 acres South 4S degrees west 3d.
20 poles to stake on the South
face of a ridge, - poles from the
top of said ridge. A Pine and
Chestnut Oak bear North 73 de-
grees As minutes West 224 poles.
Large Chestnut Oak called for by
Lot No. IA and Chestnut and two
Pines called for by the 81 acres
missing. No. 81 Thence South
26 degrees As minutes West pass
ing near and below a Hickory, Dog
wood and small dead Locust, in a
hollow, corner of said II acres at
% poles. leaving said 81 acres and
with another survey of said Ruck-
mans to the corner between said
Ruckman's and George E. Ryder,
continued with said Ryder, whole
distance, 274 poles to a large white
Oak on the Northeast face of a
ridge. (No. A. Thence with Ag-
mes Erwin's line South 6 degrees 80
minutes West A poles to the Be-
ginning.
TENTH: A tract of land con-
tanning 1910 acres; lying between
said tract of 1920 acres and said
tract of 1850 acres above describ-
ed, situate on Ruckman's Run,
known as the. James Gwin tract of
land, lying in Highland County,
State of Virginia, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a Gum, witness
ed by Red Oak, two Hickories,
four Dogwoods and a Chestnut, on
the Southwest side of the Gwin
ridge, about 4 poles from its base,
old corner of said so acres. Gum
and Dogwood called for. (No. 800
Thence with or near the original
line, North Is degrees Is minutes
West "a poles to a small white Oak
witnessed by three white Oaks, a
Red and Black Oak on the side
of said Ridge. Uetter Co. Thence
leaving the old line, North As de-
grees West 1920 poles to a white
Oak, witnessed by a Pine, Chest
nut, Lynn and Gum on the South
side of said ridge near and aboye a
little gully. Dieter H. Thence
North 90 degrees West 1920 poles
to a Chestnut, witnessed by white
Oak, two Dogwoods and small
Chestnut sapling. on the South side
of said ridge. deter ~. Thence
North 40 degrees West 1880 poles
to a crooked white Oak on the side
of the ridge and on the Company
Land line. Uetter F.) Thence
leaving the said 1860 acre tract
and with the Company Land South
so degrees West 7.40 poles to a
fallen white Oak on the steep side
of a ridge about two poles from its
base, witnessed by FIVE Red Oak
saplings and a Chestnut sapling,
supposed to be the old corner of the
so acres and division corner of Lots
Nos IL or ID. Hetter G. Thence
leaving the 1860 acre tract and
running with the Company Land
South 70 degrees West 33 poles
crossing the run and bottom to a
Chestnut, now marked on the
Northeast side of the Gregory ridge
witnessed by a Maple, four Hem
locks and a Birch. Chestnut and
Ironwood called for, not found.
Oetter d. Thence South II de-
grees East 20 poles to a point in a
gully opposite to marked Sugar
and Chestnut on the North bank of
same. Dieter E.) Thence leay-
ing the Company Land and run
ming down the Northeast side of
the Gregory ridge, South 45 de-
grees East 113 poles to a large
Hemlock, witnessed by a small
Hemlock on the South bank of a
hollow. Letter j. Thence South
60 degrees Eastl05 koles to a Hem
lock on the North side of said ridge
and on or near the original line of
the so acres. (Letter K) Thence
with said line South 48 degrees 20
minutes East 100.36 poles to a
white Oak on the side of the ridge,
original corner. (No. ~ Thence
North 10 degrees 20 minutes West
65. 40 poles crossing the run and
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