Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-11-24

scrlbed; thence to corner twenty
four, an original corner common TO
the lands OF Hull and Mongold.
thence to corner twenty-five, a rock
elght inches by fifteen inches, set in
the ground beside a five inch black
gum, which was marked with an "X"; ;
thence to corner twenty-SiX, a fif-
teen men yellow pine, an original
corner on the west slope of ridge and
the east side of field; thence to cor
ner twenty-Seven, small stone
marked with an ''X', a locust post be-
ing set and scribed; thence to cor
ner twenty-eight, an original corner,
small stone with three witness trees
facing it, Spanish oak post being set
and scrlhed; thence to corner twen-
ty-nine, twenty-four inch yellow
pine, marked with an tx" and with
witnes trees facing same, and origi-
nal corner common to the lands Of
E. f. Alverson and Mongold, (now
'HulD; thence TO corner thirty, an
original rock corner, common to the
lands Of Hull and Alverson, on a low
pine ridge; thence to corner thirty
one, a corner established by intersec-
ton, because the original corner was
not found, common to the lands of
Hull and GOode, on low top of pine
ridge which bears south, thence to
corner l.. 8, an original rock corner,
common to the f. A. Hull "Mongold"
the John LOchrie tract No. 2, and the
V. f.. Holden tracts in a ravine;
thence with the Boundary of the John
Lochrie tract No. to corner l.. ),
an original rock corner, common to
the John Lochrie tract number two
and the II. A. Hull "Mongold" tract:
thence to corner l. 4, an original rock
corner set beside ten inch Spanish
oak, marked as corner to the John
Lochrie tract No. and +. A. Hull
"MOngold" tract; thence to corner
l.. 3, an original rock corner common
to the John Lochre tract No. 9 and
the f. A. Hull "Mongold" tract:
thence to corner l.. 2, an original
rock corner common to the John
Lochrie tract No. 3 and the f. A.
Hull "Mongold" tract, a Spanish oak
post being set and scribed; thence to
the place Of beginning.
All that tract of land, known as
the f.. A. Hull "Ramey" tract, more
particularly described in a deed dat
ed April 5th, 1907, from John T.
Ramey to f. A. Hull, recorded April
9Th, 1907, in Book I'D" at page
1875, in the Clerk S office for Oconee
County, being the first tract therein
described and therein said to contain
three hundred and ten acres, but con-
tanning two hundred and eighty-siX
and 09-100 (2S6.09) acres, the line
beginning at corner Il. 2 Of the John
Lochrie tract number one, an orgi-
nal stone corner, one foot high, with
witness trees facing it on a spur;
thence to corner r. l, meander
line; thence following ridge and
with the boundary OF the w. f. Sni-
der tract, to corner two, a six inch
black jack, an original corner on
ridge; thence to corner three, a
fourteen inch black oak on ridge
thence to corner r 4, a twelve inch
black oak on ridge; thence to corner
r 5, five inch black oak on ridge
thence to corner r 6, an original
three inch hickory on the east side OF
Road: thence to corner r Z on west
slope, a pine post being set and
scribed; thence to corner r s, and
NJ. p. No. 3; thence to corner r 8,
and y. p. No. 4; thence to corner
r 10, a stone set in the ground on
North Slope Of lead, n corner COM
mon TO the Bynum and J. p. Ramey
tracts; thence to corner II II, an
original five inch pine corner on spur;
thence to corner r -, an original
twelve inch pine corner; thence to
corner r. l3, an original corner, a
fifteen inch black oak stump; thence
to corner r II. an original six inch
red oak corner on West slope near
trail; thence to corner r 10, an orig
inal corner, an eight inch holly on
North side Of branch which flows
West: thence to corner r Is, chest
nut corner, a two inch maple on spur;
thence to corner r II, an original
corner, a six inch white oak on
West slope; thence to corner r
IS, an original corner, ten
inch white oak on lead; thence
to corner r 10, an original cor
ner, Spanish Oak now down, a
white oak post being set and scribed; !;
thence to corner r 90, an original
corner, twelve inch Spanish Oak on
West slope; thence to corner r 81,
an eighteen inch Spanish Oak on
West slope; thence to corner r %,
an original corner on West slope;
thence to corner r 23, an original
corner, a down four inch sourwood
on west slope Of spur, sourwood
post being set and scribed; thence to
corner r "a, an original corner, an
eighteen inch pine on spur; thence
to corner r 25, an original corner a
twenty-four inch pine on West slope !;
thence to corner r 90, an original
corner, ten inch apple on spur;
thence to corner r 27, an original
corner, a twenty-four inch red oak on
lead; thence to corner r %, an orig
inal rock corner; thence to corner r
20, an original corner, a fifteen inch