Licking Valley courier., 1915-09-30

Beginning on a small black oak on
top of the ridge at the head of d. b.
Days branch; thence Northeast
course with Parks line to corner
in the Parks line, a poplar and
beech; thence Southwest course to-
John w. Pelfrey's line; set cor
ner stone; thence with said line to
ID. b. Day, q pine corner; thence with
D. B. Days line to the beginning,
containing Is acres, more or less.
This being the same land conveyed
to S. B. Reese and ]. Y. Scott, In
fee, by r. H. Smith and wife by deed
which is of record in Deed Book No.
38 page 205, Morgan County Court
records.
Subject, however, to the same
mineral removal rights as in tract 2,
above.
Tract No. rs. All the merchantable
timber and surface rights on the fol-
lowing:
A certain tract or parcel Of land
situate, lying and being, in the coun-
ty Of Morgan, State of Kentucky, on
the waters of Elk Fork Creek of the
Licking River, and bounded and de.
scribed as follows:
Beginning at chestnut oak on the
to pof the ridge in line Of Reese, ETC.,
between Samuel Branch and viii.
liams Branch; thence S. So w. $50
poles to a hickory corner to said
Reese, ETC., (their Parks land) stand.
ing on the divide between the Will
liams Branch and the Ned Pelfrey
Branch at the head of tn branch
where Ben Williams then lived;
thence S. 6S w. II poles to hickory
on said ridge, corner to the An
derson Williams 500 acre survey;
thence N. n e. 173 poles to small
black oak standing on the ridge, a
corner to and between j. w. Perry,
Mrs. Rachel Williams and Alvin and
Marion Day; thence N. 29A e. 20
poles and IL links to a gum; thence
/. N. IL p. 10 poles to spotted oak
and forked sassafras; thence N. 1897
b. "a poles and 10 links to a white
: oak; thence N. 3M w. poles links
to a chestnut oak, the beginning, con.
. tanning 40 acres, more or less.
. This being the same land conveyed
to S. 3. Reese Lumber Company by
! John B. Williams and wife, which is
of record in Deed Book No. SO page
1892, Morgan County Court records.
. Tract No. 27. All branded trees
! ! now standing and being on a certain
= tract Of land situate lying and be.
; ing on the Middle Fork of the Elk
: Fork of Licking River, in Morgan
= county, Kentucky. The said trees
> are branded by scalping off the bark
!, and branded with S. B. r. and Star
Hammer. Said land is bounded and
a described as follows:
Beginning at a white oak standing
, on the right hand fork of the Big
Branch, and on the rifht hand side
d near the branch, and on the line of
3 survey made in the name of Thomas
u Smith; thence a Southernly course
T. with said line to the top of the point
between James Fannin Cabin Branch
n and the Big Branch; thence an East
II ernly course with the meanders of
> the ridge to the head of the Glady
; Lick Branch; thence a North course
y to locust and hickory; thence with
. said line to three chestnut oaks;
. thence with said line to Thomas
. Smiths line; thence with said Thom
. as Smiths line to the beginning, con-
v tanning rs acres, more or less ;togeth-
{ er with the right to cut and remove
I said timber up until the 2Sth day Of
. August, 1918. Being the same timber
d conveyed to Reese & Scott by Angus
e tus Smith and wife by deed of record
II in Deed Book 3S, page 203, Morgan
e County Court records. 4
q Tract No. 2S. All the merchantable
II timber Ii inches and up one foot
: above the ground, on a certain tract
u Of land situate, lying and being In
q Morgan county, Kentucky, on the
3 Muddy Branch, a tributary of the
e Elk Fork of Licking River, and
e further bounded and described as fol.
5, lows:
Beginning about 100. yards below
q the home of Walter Skaggs on the
u Muddy Branch and running North
q with the line between said Walter
4. Skaggs and X. ID. Sparks to the line
u OF S. b. Reese; thence running West
9 with his line back to the Muddy
q Branch. and down said branch to the
y place of beginning; together with
d the right to cut and remove said
/ timber up until the 25th day of April,
1917, and also free mill site. Being
e the same timber conveyed to S. B.
. Reese by Walter Skaggs and wife
!. y by deed Of record in Deed Book 3S
y !, at page 229. Morgan County Court
- records.
~ Tract No 20. All the merchant.
N able timber and surface rights on
i, the following: A certain tract or
n parcel of land situate, lying and be.
n. Ing in Morgan county, Kentucky, on
Ie the Williams Fork of the Elk Fork
sr of Licking River, and bounded and
t, described as follows:
,e Beginning on a black oak tree for.
Id mer corner Of w. N. Brown, standing
st on top of the point adjoining the
or lands of Thomas l.. Smith, deceased; I;
~ thence North to the top of the ridge
ID between Old House Branch and
'k Grays Branch; thence meandering
rt between said branches to Mason Can.
trilrs line; thence with his line to
I'd Scott Holbrook's line; thence with
In his line to Il. w. Browns line;
n thence South with his line to James
Tx C, Wards line to white oak cor.
% hNA NhNASS AAdoN WIN odlu hblu :
III line to the beginning, containing 100
Id acres, more or less.
Of This being the same land conveyed
rs to S. Il. Reese by w. c. DeHaven and
wife by deed which is Of record in
Id Deed Book No. 81, page 265, Morgan
se County Court records; subject, how
5; ever to the full and free right of in
20 gress, egress and regress over and
ie upon said land for the purpose Of
10 10 mining, operating and removing the
IN oil, gas, coal and all other minerals
d: in or on said land, and all other
d. rights and privileges incident to and
TX necessary for the operating and mar.
III keting of said property, for the bene
'k ilt of the owners thereof. =
IN Tract No. so. All the 80