Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-07

chestnut oak; s. 60 IL. IA poles 10
two black oaks N SO e. 80 poles
to three spotted oaks; N. 70 E. 20
poles to two spotted oaks; S. "a E. Ia
poles to white oak; N. 72 e. IL poles
to white oak; N. 81 E. TN poles
to two white oaks; S. S8 e. 2S poles
to a red oak and poplar; N. 3S w. "a
poles to the beginning, containing 4O
acres; together with the right to cut
and remove said timber up until the
21st day of June, 1921, subject, how.
ever, to a charge of $2500 a year
for so much of said time as may
be used after June 2lst, 1918. Being
the same timber conveyed to Reese
e Scott by John w. McClain and wife
by deed of record in Deed Book No.
9S, page 225, Morgan County Court
records.
Tract No. 49, All the standing and
growing timber II inches and up in
diameter, stump high, on a tract or
parcel of land lying and being i'll
Morgan county, Kentucky, on the
waters of Elk Fork of Licking River,
and bounded as follows:
Beginning on the East side of the
branch on beech and maple;
thence West to the top of the ridge;
thence South with the center of the
ridge to two chestnut oaks; thence
down the point to a rock marked "C";
thence East straight line to the
branch; thence to the top of the
point; thence with the center of the
point to the divide; thence North
with the meanders Of the ridge to a
rock marked "D"; thence. down the
point with an agreed line between
John M. Williams and James H.
Williams to the beginning, contain.
ing rs acres, more or less.
Also another tract of land above
the tract just described, and further
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning on the East side of the
branch on a rock marked "a; thence
an East course a straight line to
the top Of the point; thence with the
center of the point the divide; thence
a West course with the meanders OF
the ridge around the head Of said
branch to a rock marked "B"; thence
down the point to rock marked
"C"; thence East to the beginning,
containing rs acres, more or less;
together with a free mill site and
the right to remove said timber up
until the 18th day OF October 1918.
Being the same timber conveyed to
Reese G. Scott by Ambrose j.
Williams and wife 10y deed of record
in Deed Book No. 3S at page 206,
Morgan County Court records.
Tract No. so. All the merchantable
timber and surface rights on the
following: A certain tract of land
lying and being on the Middle Fork
of Elk Fork Creek in Morgan coun.
ty, Kentucky, and bounded and de.
scribed as follows:
Beginning on three water birch
trees and set stone near the
mouth of a branch on the above
Middle Fork Creek; thence running
North with a fence of d. M. Adkins
to the Craig Day Branch; thence
same course up said branch dividing
the bottom of said branch to the
forks of the said branch near the
home of Owen Adkins to a set
stone; thence up the right hand
fork Northeast course to a marked
beech near the head of the branch
standing on the right hand bank as
you go up the branch; thence an East
course a straight line to three chest
nut oak trees on top of the ridge;
thence South course with the line
of A. l.. Wingo, Henry Day and
Alvin Day to the above named Middle
Fork Creek; thence down said creek
to the place of beginning, containing
80 acres, more or less. Being the
same land conveyed by j. A. Fair
child and his wife, Allie B. Fair
child, and d. NJ. Adkins and his wife
! AnliGie Adkins, by deed of Marcl
13, 1913, to S. b. Reese, and record
ed in Deed Book No. 3S at page 444
Morgan County Clerks Office; sub
ject, however, to the full and FREE
right of ingress, egress and regres
over and upon said land for the pur
/ pose of mining, operating and re-
! moving the oil, gas, coal and all 9th
} er minerals in or on said land, ant
? all other rights and privileges, Incl
/ dent to and necessary for the operat
/; ing and marketing of said property
4 for the benefit of the owners thereof
e Tract No. 81. That tract of Ian
g situated on Elk Fork Creek an
0 Straight Creek in Morgan county
p Kentucky, and beginning on a doubl
water birch standing on the East sid
q of Elk Fork Creek thence with tn
e meanders of said Creek S. 80 "
G I 2-3 poles to a stake; S. 5Sh pole
e to a stake; S. 10 w. S4-5 poles to
k stake; S. "a w. 13 poles to a stake
0 s. 5 poles to stake; N. 10 w. l.
a poles to a stake; N. 63 w. poles
o links to o stake in the road, S. 81 v
Il "a poles to a stake, s. n w, 20 pole
& to stake, S. 51h w, Is 20. pole
e to stake, S, Sc w, 20 poles to
y stake. at the mouth of Straigl
IS Creek; thence S, 81 Il. 6 poles to
II stake, S. 81 Il, 10 with the Elk For
S. % Il. Is poles to stake, S. Az
K, Il. IL poles to a stake, S. 41h
I, IL 2-S poles to stake, S. 2S Il.
Ic poles to a stake, s. 25Ia Il. II pol,
Ie to n stake, S. "a II. 8 poles to
ID stake, S. "A Il. poles to a stake,
- " " iNs - ~ poiNo w q oNohNt
ID S51a Il, 10 SO poles to stake,
Ig II Il. "a poles to q stake, Il. % poll
n. n Il. "a poles to a stake, l
lg 22 poles to stake, N.
Il. 23 poles to u stake, N, 1S E.
TX poles to a stake, N. 33h Il. 1914
e- poles to a stake, ~ 15la II. 20 pol
Ds to a large white oak on the poir
70 James McClain's corner; thence wi
es his line N. A Il. % 3-5 poles to
", black gum in James McClains fie
81 by the fence; thence N. q w. pol
81 to q hickory, N. Ia Il, 1S 1.S poles
h; stake, N. 6 Il. Z poles to a stal
On IN. 4 w. is poles to stake, N, II
es W. l6 poles to u hickory on Il
Is ridge, agreed corner between Jol
,e. A. Kendall and Anderson Day; then
Il. with agreed line between said X,
4 dali and Day S. Al w. 6h poles
es an ash, S. 54 w. 53.5 to bla
he oak, w. 13 poles to a black oak n
h, sourwood, S. sc w. poles to
be. chestnut, N. 73 w. 20 to chestn
As S. rs w. 10 3.5 poles to small bee
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