Licking Valley courier., 1915-09-30

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tanning rs acres, more or less; to-
gether with the right to cut and re-
move said timber up until the Both
day Of August, 1918, and also a free
mill site. Being the same timber
conveyed to Reese & Scott by W. E.
Holbrook and wife by deed recorded
in Deed Book 3S at page 4O3 in said
records.
Tract No. Z; All the white oak,
chestnut oak, black and red oak,
hickory, ash, lynn and chestnut trees
IA inches and up at the stump now
standing and growing on a certain
tract of land situate, lying and being
in Morgan county, Kentucky, on the
left hand side of the Middle Fork, go
ing up of the Elk Fork of Licking
River, and further bounded and des-
cribed as follows: Being in two
tracts adjoining.
Tract (a) Beginning on a black
pine on the North side of said land;
thence running with the conditional
line of said tract of land and that Of
Hiram Smith, Sr., to the top of the
point to a maple; thence with the
William + Williams line to the
Round Lick Branch; thence down
said branch to the creek thence up
the point below the mouth of said
branch to the top of the ridge;
thence with the main divide back to
the beginning, supposed to contain
$50 acres, more or less
Tract (b) Beginning on two chest
nut oaks standing near the head of
the Mill Branch, and on the Elk Fork,
it being a corner to survey execut-
ed to H. G. Holbrook; N. 8 W. IL
poles to water oak; N. AZ w. 81
poles to two chestnuts on the divid-
ing ridge between the Middle Fork
and Robins Branch; N. 2S w. 20
poles to two chestnuts; N. 67 w. 80
poles to three small chestnuts on the
top Of a knob at the head Of Spring
Branch; N. w. 80 poles to chestnut
oak and gum; N. &C w. 30 poles to
two white oaks; N 80 w 25 poles tC
two chestnut oaks; N. Is w. 10 poles
to two white oaks and sourwood ir
head of a drain and to the division
line between Hiram Smith, Sr. ant
Hiram Smith, Jr.; N. 10 w. % poles
to a hickory near Thomas Smiths
field; thence with the line of a sur
vey executed to Joseph Fannin N. II
e. 16 poles to a stake; S. 81 q. 81
poles to a stake; S. rs e, $50 poles
to a stake; 8. 95 W. 175 poles to thu
beginning; together with the right III
to the 18th day of August, 1921, Il
cut and remove said timber, subject
however, to charge of $25 90 a yea
for. so much of said time as may b.
used after August 18th, 1918 Beini
the same timber conveyed by H. I
Smith and wife to Reese & Scott b.
: deed of record in Deed Book No. 8
at page 209 in the aforesaid Office
Tract No. s. All the merchantabl
5 timber IA inches In diameter and u
e at the stump, except the beech, Of
s the following described tract of lam
= situate, lying and being in Morga
. county, Kentucky, on the Mudd
u Branch of the Fannin Fork of tn
e Elk Fork of Licking River, an
d bounded and described as follows
,. Beginning on q chestnut standing i
i front of l.. j. Skagg's house; theme
o running with the creek down tn
o creek to an elm standing on the Yves
: bank of the creek, and just below til
u mouth of the Yates Branch; theme
q a stilaight line down the creek an
crossing the creek to two waite
IS birches at cross-fence; thence wit
d said fence as being division an
n partnership fence crossing the bo
j. tom and running up the hill, to tn
n Craig Day line; thence with said lin
'e to H. M. Hutchinson's line; theme
t. with said fence and a division an
X partnership fence down the hill
n crossing the bottom, TO the creek
Is thence down the creek, and with il
d. meanders, to a willow and whit
k walnut, the willow cut down; thenC
}; straight line to the beginning, col
n tanning rs acres, be 1t more or less
1f together with the right to cut and r,
ID move said timber up until the Sth da
10 of July, 1917. Being the same timbC
,e conveyed to S. B. Reese by L. +
s Skaggs and wife by deed recorded
N. Deed Book 3S at page 22S in sal
office
ce Tract No. 8. All the merchantab
Up timber of every description on Il
j. following three tracts of land, whiC
]. were conveyed to John B. William
IS by his mother, Rachael M. William
e- in three separate deeds, which trac
or of land are bounded and describe
ne as follows:
ut Tract (a) Situate, lying and beir
It, in Morgan county. Kentucky, on Il
ar Elk Fork Of Licking River, and b
be ginning at a hickory on the Mort
east side of Williams Creek; then,
N. an East course up the hill with Il
to fence to the top of the HILL then,
ed with the dividing ridge betweC
10. James Pelfrey's branch and the A
rt derson Williams Branch to a doub
chestnut oak near Thomas William
te fence; thence a North course dow
lr, the hill with Thomas Williams fen
lie to the branch; thence down Il
ed branch to the lower end of Thorn
)ff Williams field; thence with Thom
ed Williams fence to the top of the h
ed to.a small black oak; thence a Sout
ng west course down the ridge to
he spotted oak by Ben Williams 10
ne thence down the branch to the low
of end of Ben Williams field; then
on with his field to the top of the rid
nd to a chestnut oak marked as a corn
ly, in the Martha Williams and Marg,
I'd, ate Day line; thence with said Iii
by to d. b. Williams line; thence wi
by said line to Thomas Pelfreys lir
wv and with said line to. Williar
ge Creek; thence up the creek with
in meanders 10 tbs beginning, contai
as ing 100 acres, more or less.
S. Tract (b) Beginning on the ce
he ter of the point at Thomas r. W
tn. liams' line running with point a
We ridge a Northeast course to a corn
he on the ridge to- j. b. Williams lin
ct, thence q West course with said Ii
ar to the top of the ridge; thence wi
be the ridge South course to Ben W
ng liams' thence an East course wi
& Thomas T. Williams line to the
ed ginning, containing 75 acres, more
10. less
lrt Tract (c) Beginning on a bee
Wh