Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-11-17

Hunt tract to corner twelve, an Origi-
nal rock corner on spur which bears
east; thence to corner thirteen, a
point at the head Of a ravine, a black
oak post being set and Scribed;
thence to corner fourteen, an Origi-
nal rock corner in the middle of a
raElne, thence to corner fifteen, an
original corner common to the lands
Of Hull and ANersOn, on a spur;
thence to corner sixteen, an original
rock corner on north point Of spur,
three chains north of cleared place,
common to the lands of T.. A. Hull
and f.. +. AlvcrSon; thence to corner
seventeen, an eighteen inch white
oak, an original corner, common to
the lands Of T.. "A. Hull and f.. +. AL
verson; thence to corner eighteen, an
original rock corner in a laurel
thicket on the south bank Of branch
which flows east, common to the
lands Of +. A. Hull, Il. +. Alverson
and Mongold; thence to corner nine
teen, on south side OF Mongold's field
and common to the lands of Hull and
Mongold; thence to corner twenty,
on spur which bears east, an original
corner common to the lands Of +. A.
Hull and Mongold, sourwood post
being set and scribed; thence to cor
ncr twenty-one, an original stone
corner with witnesses on east slope
of ridge, corner common to the
lands of Hull and Mongold; thence to
corner twenty-five, a stone nine in
cheS high with original witness trees
present on head Of spur, common to
! the lands Of T.. y. Hull and Mongold; +;
thence to corner twenty-thrGc, an
original corner common to HUI and
MOnSOld, a locust post being SCI and
scribed; thence to corner twenty
| four, an original corner common 20
the lands Of Hull and MongolG.
thence TO corner twenty-five, a rock
eight 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 ff-
teen inch yellow pine, an original
corner on the west slope Of ridge and
the east side OF a field; thence to cor
ner twenty-seven. small stone
marked with an ~, a locust post be-
| ing set and scribed; thence to cor
ner twenty-eight, an original corner,
4 small stone with three witness trees
| facing il, Spanish oak post being set
and sCribcd; thence to corner twen-
y
! pine, marked with an ~" and with
! witness 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.. 6, an original rock corner,
| common to the f. A. Hull "MongOld"
! the John Lochrie tract No. 2, and the
V. +. 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 +. 4. Hull "Mongold" tract;
! thence to corner l. |, 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.. ;. an original rock corner common
! to the John Lochrie tract No. and
! the +. A. Hull "Mongold" tract; +;
| thence to corner l.. >, an original
! rock corner common to the John
| Lochrin tract No. = and the +. 4.
| Hull "MongOld" tract, a Spanish oak
! post being set and Scribcd; thence to
the place of beginning.
All that tract OF land, known as
the f. A. Hull "Ramcy" tract, more
| particularly described in deed dat
ed April 9th, 1907, from John +.
! Ramey to +. a. Hull, recorded April
| 9th, 1907, in Book I'D" at pa %
| l95, in the Clerk Office for Oco ee
! County, being the first tract therein
| described and therein said to contain
| three hundred and ten acres, but con-
| tanning two hundred and eghty-SiX
and 09-100 (2S6.0O acres, the line
| beginning at corner l.. OF the John
! Lochre tract number one, an Origi-
nal stone corner, one foot high, with
witness trees facing it on a spur;
! thence to corner r. |, a meander
| line; thence following ridge and
with the boundary OF the W. +. 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, twelve inch
black oak on ridge; thence to corner
r D. 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 7, on west
| slope, a pine post being set and
scribed; thence to corner II s, and
! NJ. p. No. 3; thence to corner r 9,
| and VI. p. No. 4; thence to corner
| r 10, a stone set in the ground on
| North Slope of lead, corner com
mon to the ByIum and J. p. Ramey
| tracts; thence to corner r II, an
original five inch pine corner on spur
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