Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-14

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the ridge betTee1 Laurel Branch
and Middle Fork; thence continuing
with said Wingo's line around the
ridge to Marion and Thomas Days
line; thence continuing around tho
ridge with the said Marion and
Thomas Days line to M. G. and U. S.
Fralye's line; thence with said M. G..
and u, S. Fraley's line to H. c. Fer
guson's line; thence with said Fer
gusons line to Hiram Gilliam's line;
and with Hiram Gilliam's line to
Merida Conley's line; thence with
said Conleys line to the line of T. M.
Smith, and with said r. M. Smiths
line to said Middle Fork; thence
down the said Middle Fork with its
meanders to the beginning, being
part of the $40 acres conveyed to r.
M. Smith and Peter Smith by Hiram
Smith and others by deed recorded
in Deed Book No. 2 at page 21, also
land conveyed to Peter Smith by Ed
L C. O'Rear by deed recorded in Deed
Book No. 20 at page II, Morgan
County records; and being the same
timber conveyed to S. B. Reese and
j. Y. Scott by Peter Smith and wife
by deed dated the Sth day Of June,
1912, and recorded in Deed Book No.
80 at page I'll, Morgan County Court
records; together with the right to
cut and remove said timber up until
the 9th day of June, 1918, subject,
however, to charge of $25.00 year
for so much of said time as may be
used after June 9th, 1917.
Tract No. SO. 730 white oak, chest.
nut oak, black oak, chestnut, maple,
pine and poplar trees now standing
on the following described boundary
of land, and said trees are branded
by cutting off the rough bark and
painted white.
Said land is situate, lying and be.
ing in the county of Morgan and
State of Kentucky, and on the East
side of the Elk Fork of Licking
River, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the back line between
Straight Creek and the branch that
Beverly McLain lives on; thence a
South course with Ine meanders of
said branch to its mouth and across
the Elk Fork same course, and
with James McClain's line to John e.
Williams line; thence with said viii.
liams' line to the line of w. f. Hutch
inson (now ALI McClain's) thence
with same line to the beginning; to.
gether with a free mill site and up
until the 18th day of December, 1921,
to cut and remove said timber, sub.
ject, however, to a charge 'of $500
year for so much of said time as
may be used after the 18th day OF
June, 1917 Being the same timber
conveyed to Reese & Scott by Ali
McClain and wife by deed of record
in Deed Book SO, page 230, Morgan
County Court records.
Tract No. 81. All the branded
white oak, chestnut oak, black oak
pine, hickory, chestnut and poplar
trees branded with Star and S. B
r. where the rough bark is scalped
off. The said trees being and stand
ing on a certain tract of land sit
uate, lying and being in Morgan
county, Kentucky, on the Elk Fork
of Licking River and bounded as fol
lows:
Beginning at buckeye standing
on the bank of Elk Fork, a short
distance above the mouth of the Left
Hand Fork, and on the Southwest
side of said creek; thence a South
west course a straight line to the
top Of the ridge between the HorsS
-Ir2ranch and the- --Trace- -Branchs
thence running the divide between
Horse Branch and Trace Branch Il
A. ]. Williams back line; thence
said back line next to B. McClain''
farm to the Elk Fork; thence up th'
said creek to the place of beginning
together with free mill site and thu
right to cut and remove said timbe
= up until the 18th day of July, 1921
subject, however, to charge o
$25.00 a year for so much of salt
time as may be used after Jul!
: 18th, 1918. Being the same timbe
: conveyed to Reese G. Scott by Johl
e. Williams and wife by deed o
record in Deed Book 3S, page 21C
4, Morgan County Court records.
. Tract No. 3S. 1886 white oak, chest
nut oak, black oak, pine, hickory an
; poplar trees branded by having roug
! bark scalped off and branded wit
e white paint. The said trees are noN
, standing on the following describe
J. tract of land situate, lying and bein
l in Morgan county, Kentucky, on tn
e Williams Fork of the Elk Fork,
; tributary of Licking River, an
e further bounded and described q
g follows
7 Beginning at the mouth of a sma
u drain or branch just above John v
J McClain's house; thence a We'
!. course with the branch to eros
q fence; thence South course wit
I, the cross fence at the center Of I'll
point to the top of the ridge; thenC
% with the center of the ridge a We
e course, and with said ridge, to Il
q Thomas Hamilton line to ]. w. Pc
D frey's line, or with the said Jof
'e McClain's patented line, by w.
g Henry; thence with said j. w. PC
e, frey's line an East course to Il
creek; thence down the creek wi
ol its meanders to the beginning, co
10 tanning so acres; together with Il
right to cut and remove said timb
IN up until the 2lst day of June, 191
IN Being the same timber conveyed
ne Reese & Scott by A. NJ. Pelfrey al
ne wife by deed of record in De
ce Booke No. 3S, page 222, Morg
a County Court records.
up Tract No. 80. All the sound m,
Tn chantable timber ~ inches and
ne now standing on certain tract
OF land situate, lying and being
Id. Morgan county, Kentucky, on {
oi waters of the Elk Fork of Licki
I'M River, and bounded as follows:
oi Beginning at the mouth Of II
he Branch; thence up the Hog Bran
X; to lynn corner to Selma Ferl
10 sons line; thence nearly West
Dol lima Fergusons line up hillside
OF top Of the ridge to Bob Ferguso
ers line; thence with Bob Ferguso
u line to the head of the branC
a thence down the branch with
TX; meanders to the mouth of same
he mouth of Hog Branch; togetl
In with the right to cut and remt