Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-14

OAK anu SIHdll hickory, y. avg W. ~
poles large white oak; N. 35 Z. 80
poles black gum; n. 81 Il. IL poles
center between a maple and beech;
N. 40 w. "a poles stake, a black OAK
as pointer; N. As E. 50 stake q
POPLAR as a pointer, N 80 W. 15(
poles black oak, S. 261a w. pole
pine; s. 43 w. 1914 poles black oak
S. SO w. II poles dogwood and hicl
ory near forks of the branch, S. SOh- l
w. rs poles and links stump; N.
SO w. 12 poles black oak and small
sourwoods; N. 70 w. q poles the
beginning.
Second Tract-Lying on Straight |
Creek, branch of Elk Fork, begin
ming at two chestnut oaks and white
oak on ridge; S. 2S e. 80 poles
maple; N. "a e. poles white oak;
N. 81 e. 5S1s poles 2 pines; N 81 E.
40 poles white oak; N. 80 e. 20
poles sassafras and ash, hickory
pointer; N. 5S w. So poles beech and
maple; N. 1S w. 6 poles dogwood and
hickory; N. 51h 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 e. 12l
poles 2 sycamores, N. 20R w. 5 poles
black gum; N. 321a w. 1912 poles
black walnut; N. S11a w. IA poles
2 hickories and dogwood S. Sc w.
17h poles white oak; N. 73 w. II
poles hickory; NJ 6S W. IS poles
red oak N. 12 w. 131s poles dog
wood; N. 95 E. 10 poles white oak;
N. so E. poles sugar; N 491s E.
S1s poles stake by the creek; N.
64B w. SO poles up the creek to
white walnut stump, two sprouts
marked S. A w. 10 poles sassa
fras; N. .73 w. 25 poles cucumber;
S. So w. 20 poles three chestnuts
and white oak; S. 50 w. II poles
large white oak; S. 291S E. 23 poles
white oak; S. 611s &. 27 poles large
chestnut oak; S. 951a E. 8 poles
chestnut oak; S. 9S w. q poles two
chestnuts; s. 16 w. 991A poles chest
nut oak; S. e. 3S1s poles chestnut
oak; S. Al e. 13 poles double chest
nut oak; N SO E. 35 poles the be-
ginning, containing 112 acres.
I 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 a branch
: called the Mill Seat Branch; thence
?. n. '361a e. 46 poles poplar; N. 8 L
II poles beech and sugar on the
branch; N. 81 E. "a poles two chest
&c nut oaks; N. 80 W. 3719 poles two
n chestnut oaks; S. 70 w. A poles
n i've chestnut oaks; N. "a W. 65
!, poles white oak and chestnut oak
! n. 10 w. 46 poles two hickories anC
white oak; N, 81 w. 441a poles two
?, chestnut oaks on a fiat rock; N. II
! w. S31s poles two white oaks; N. II
,e w. 20 poles black oak; N. 10 e. 81
!, Ooles two pines; N. 10 w. 81 pole
j white oak and chestnut oak; N. Z
~ w. IA poles two chestnut oaks OIL
he county line; S. 6S w. 122 pole
II .wo chestnut oaks; N. 361a w. z
4 poles white oak; S. rs w. 15R pole
:, chestnut oak; N. SO W. SO pole
n chestnut oak and white oak; S. s.
Il W. 20 poles two black oaks ant
n hickory; N. 63 w. 43 poles black oal
~ and chestnut oak; N. 20 w. As pole
1 JldSh Odh anu SpOIlSu YAM ~ " w
~ 10 poles pine; S. AZ w. As pole
&c gum; N. SO w. 81 poles double chest
r.. nut oak, S. 20 w. 81 poles two blacl
" 0aks and hickory, S. 10 e. 40 pole
o, black gum, black oak and spottet
II oak; S. 81 e. 3S poles two chestnut
n, IN line of Robert Caskey; N. 60 L
no 50 poles two beeches in forks of
o5 branch; S. 81 E. $40 poles stake;
80 w. 10 poles stake on Rober
Ic Caskey's line; S. 65 E. 80 poles whit
n. )ak and double sourwood S. 5. "
201a poles gum; S. 291s e. 80 pole
ed black gum S. 54 E. % poles whit
h1 )ak and black oak; s, 62 Il. 29 pole
bt The beginning, containing 556 acres.
m. Also al THAT certain tract or parcC
ae | Of land situated in the county {
Morgan and State of Kentucky on tn
he head of one fork of the Lick Branc
n Of the Elk Fork of Licking Rive
l., and bounde as follows, to-wit:
gt. Beginning at sourwood and blac
h. oak and chestnut for pointers, form
g Or corner of said Spalding N. 81 de-
he b. IL poles and 9 links to two re
n laks on top of the ridge betwee
l., Cow Branch and Lick Branch of tn
NJ Elk Fork and S. w. of where MART
# l.. Johnston now lives, then S. 2Sl
Ar w. 2S poles to a small chestnut oa
,e among some large rocks on tn
yo ridge; s. q deg. Il. "a poles to ches
III nut and pine, S. 21h deg. w.
c. c. poles to pine; S. liz deg. E. IL
es poles to a black oak, S. 33 w.
n, poles to a chestnut oak on a hig
o. Knob; S. 26 deg. E. 1S1s poles to
o. center between blank oak and re
q, oak; S. 351s w. 81 poles and 7 linl
Or % q red oak by the county road, I'll
Il. 'oad being the line; S. SO deg. v
NJ Is poles to black oak; S. ASA de
ot w. 20 poles to a stake in the road
VI. S. 75h deg. w. 16 poles to a sma
q. hickory and sourwood; s. 81 deg. v
On 4 poles to four chestnuts, Spalding
Ne former corner, then with his formC
40. lines and corners N II deg. w.
9l poles to a chestnut; N. deg. w.
es poles to a stake on pine hill; N.
" deg. L. 100 poles to black oak; !
nd 55 deg. e. 101a poles to the begi
ok ming, containing 81 acres.
10, Descent of title: The above la
AZ described land was patented to Da
d. i'd N. and Isaac Cottle, then tran
n ferred to Il. w. and Martin l.. job
les son by d. N Cottle and Belinda Co
81 tie, his wife, Isaac Cottle and Luci
les da Cottle, his wife, and by a div
8 sion between Martin l.. and Il. '
les Johnston, it fell to Martin l.. job
, ston and he and his wife decided
, 3 to Caskey.
4S Also that certain tract or pare
,e; of land lying in the County of Nc
"a. gan and State of Kentucky and de
Ick cribed as follows, viz:
les On the waters of Straight Cree
lI6 branch of the Elk Fork of LiclNiI
100 River, beginning at two chestnuts
les line of Jesse j. Caskey; S. 9 w.
,ge poles white oak; S. u. 81 pol
,e. hickory; s. S5 Il. ~ poles doub
inc black oak; s. go Il. "a poles che'
s nut and black oak; S. II, 81 pol
,ry hickory; S. 53J5 Il, 91h poles hic
or,,. 9 071L IL Q1 nnlps hickOT