Licking Valley courier., 1915-09-30

oles black gum; N. 81 z. IL poles
enter between a maple and beech;
\. 40 w. "a poles stake, a black oak
IS pointer; N. As e. 35 stake a
Ioplar as pointer, N. so W. 15G
'ples black oak, S. 26h w. 9 poles
Dine; s, 43 w. 121S poles black oak
5. So w. II poles dogwood and hick'
Dry near forks of the branch, S. SOEl
w. rs poles and links stump; N.
5S W.. IL poles black oak and small
sourwoods; N. 70 w. 27 poles the
beginning.
Second Tract-Lying on Straight |
Creek, a branch of Elk Fork, begin
ming at two chestnut oaks and white
oak on a ridge; S. 2S E. 81 poles
maple; N. S4 e. s poles white oak;
N. 81 e. 5S1a poles pines; N. 81 b.
40 poles white oak N. 3S e. 20
poles sassafras and ash, hickory
pointer; N. 5S w. So poles beech and
maple; N. IS w. poles dogwood and
hickory; N. 511A w. 19 poles dog.
wood and sourwood; N. 6S w. s.
poles 2 sourwoods and red oak; N.
201s w. 8 poles beech; N. rs 3. II
poles 2 sycamores, N. 2O1a W. s poles
black gum; N. 321@ w. 19R poles
black walnut; N. S11a w. Ia poles
2 hickories and dogwood; s. Sc W.
171s poles white oak; N. 70 w. II
poles hickory; N. 6S w. Is poles
red oak; N. IL w. 1872 poles dog
wood; N. 35 e. 10 poles white oak;
N. 60 E. poles sugar; N. 491a b.
S1s poles stake by the creek; N
6415 W. 36 poles up the creek to a
white walnut stump, two sprouts
marked; S. Al w. 10 poles sassa-
fras; N. 79 w. 25 poles cucumber;
S. go W. 20 poles three chestnuts
and white oak; S. 81 w. II poles
large white oak; S. 291a E. 2S poles
white oak; S. 611a L. 27 poles large
chestnut oak; S. 351s e. 8 poles
chestnut oak; S. 3S w. 27 poles two
chestnuts; S. 16 W. 931s poles chest
nut oak; S. L. 3S1s poles chestnut
, oak; S. AZ L. 19 poles double chest
nut oak; N. 80 L. 35 poles the be
ginning, containing 112 acres.
Third Tract-Lying on Straight
Creek, branch of the Elk Fork OF
:, Licking River; beginning at red
! oak on the Northeast side of Straight
4 Creek in the mouth Of branch
. called the Mill Seat Branch; thence
:. N. 361h E. 46 poles poplar; N. 8 L
II poles beech and sugar on the
branch; N. 81 Z. "A poles two chest
e nut oaks; n 80 w. 371s poles two
4 chestnut oaks; S. 70 w. A poles
p five chestnut oaks; N. "a w. 81
=, poles white oak and chestnut oak
II n. 10 w. 46 poles two hickories ant
white oak; N. 81 w. 441a poles twt
?, chestnut oaks on a fiat rock; N. u
h w. S31a poles two white oaks; N. i
q w. 20 poles black oak; N. 10 Il. g.
II poles two pines; N. 10 w. 81 pole
= white oak and chestnut oak; N. Z
e w. II poles two chestnut oaks Of
he county line; S. 6S w. 122 pole
e two chestnut oaks; N. S612 W. Z
! poles white oak S. rs w. 151a pole
r chestnut oak; N. Sc w. 80 pole
!, chestnut oak and white oak; S.
r. w. 20 poles two black oaks an
! hickory; N. 63 w. 43 poles black oa
y md chestnut oak; N. 20 w. As pole
!, black oak and spotted oak; N. 20 "
.e 80 poles pine; S. AZ w. As pole
e gum; N. SO W. 81 poles double ches
r. lut oak, S. 20 w. 67 poles two blac
,. oaks and. hickory, S. 10 E. 40 pole
!, black gum, black oak and spotte
!, 1ak; S. 81 Il. 3S poles two chestnut
/, IN line of Robert Caskey; N. 60 L
80 poles two beeches in forks Of
!, branch; S. "a L. $40 poles stake; S
80 w. 110 poles stake on RobeT
i, Caskey's line; S. 65 E. so poles whit
i. oak and double sourwood; S. 3. "
20la poles gum s. 291s E. 3S pole
NJ black gum; S. 54 L. 22 poles whit
~ lak and black oak; 6, 62 Il. 29 pole
u The beginning, containing 556 acres
n. Also al THAT certain tract or pare
&c If land situated in the county {
Morgan and State Of Kentucky on III
,e head of one fork of the Lick Branc
r. Of the Elk Fork of Licking Rive
h, and bounde as follows, to-wit:
4. Beginning at a sourwood and blac
=. oak and chestnut for pointers, a forn
& er corner of said Spalding N. 6l de
40 q. II poles and Q links to two re
n oaks on top of the ridge betwee
l.. Cow Branch and Lick Branch Of ii
N Elk Fork and S. w. of where Marti
n l.. Johnston now lives, then S. 2Si
AZ W. 2S poles to a small chestnut oa
&c among some large rocks on til
20 'idge; S. 27 deg, L. "a poles to ches
,n aut and pine, S. 2l1s deg. W.
a. poles to pine; S. liz deg. L. 91
a, poles to a black oak, S. 90 w.
q, poles to q chestnut oak on hig
a. Knob; S. 26 deg. L. 1S1a poles to
., center between a blank oak and a rC
ee oak; S. 35Is w. 81 poles and Z linl
o. to q red oak by the county road, Il
h. road being the line; S. 50 deg. '
N IS poles to a black oak; S, Asa de
9i w. 20 poles to a stake in the roaC
n. S. 75lh deg. w. 16 poles to a sma
q. hickory and sourwood; 6, 81 deg. '
an 1 poles to four chestnuts, Spalding
te former corner, then with his formt
"a. lines and corners n. II deg. w.
2. poles to a chestnut; N, deg. W.
es poles to a stake on a pine hill; N,
n. deg. Il. 100 poles to q black oak;
nd SO deg. L. lOi5 poles TO the begi
aE ming, containing 81 acres.
o. Descent of title: The above Ia
9s described land was patented to Da
Il. i'd N. and Isaac Cottle, then tran
IA ierred to Il. w. and Martin l.. Joh
es son by D. N. Cottle and Belinda Go
59 tie, his wife, Isaac Cottle and Luci
es da Cottle, his wife, and by di'
3 sion between Martin l.. and u.
es Johnston, II fell to Martin l.. job
7 ston and he and his wife decided
2 to Caskey.
as Also that certain tract or pare
e: of land lying in the County Of Nc
q: gan and State OF Kentucky and dc
oh cribed as follows, viz:
es On the waters OF Straight Cree
a a branch OF the Elk Fork Of Lickil
90 River, beginning at two chestnuts
es line Of Jesse j. Caskey; S. 6 w.
20 poles white oak; S. S L, 81 pol
q: hickory; S. SIS Il. 72 poles doub
ne black oak; S. GO Il. "a poles che'
s nut and black oak; S. u. 81 poll
nv hickory; S. 53J5 y. Slh poles hio
st ory; S. S7ls Il, 81 poles hickor
ks black oak and chestnut; S. 65 u. 22