Licking Valley courier., 1915-09-30

18th day of July, 1921, subject, how
ever, to charge of $25.00 year
for so much of said time as may be
used after July 18th, 1918. Being the
same timber conveyed to Reese &
Scott by James Buskirk and wife by
deed recorded in Deed Book SO at
page 206 in said Office.
Tract No. Is. All the branded
trees now standing on a certain tract
or parcel of land lying and being on
the Middle Fork of the Elk Fork of
Licking River in Morgan county, KY,
and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the James Day Mill
site; thence running with f. M.
Hutchinson's line to the top of the
ridge; thence with the divide to A. S.
Days line; thence to right hand fork
Of Fergusonis Branch; thence run
ming with the meanders of said
branch to John G. Days line; thence
with said line crossing Middle Fork
with same line to A. Wingo's line;
with said line to Alvin Days line;
with said line to the beginning, con-
tanning 150 acres, more or less;
together with the right to cut and
remove said timber up until the 9th
day of August, 1924, subject, how
ever to charge of $25.OO a year
for so much time as may be used
after August 9th, 1917. Being the
same timber conveyed to Reese G.
Scott by Henry Day and wife by
deed recorded in Deed Book 38 at
page 214, Morgan county Court Re-
cords.
Tract No. 16. All the branded
trees now standing and being on the
land on certain tract of land sit
uate, lying and being on the Middle
Fork of the Elk Fork of Licking Riv.
er, in Morgan county, Kentucky, sal
trees being branded Dy having the
bark scalped off and branded with
S. b. r. and Star hammer. Said
land is bounded as follows:
Beginning at the mouth of Joseph
Fannin Cabin Branch; thence up the
creek to a rock marked "A", the be.
ginning corner of S. K. Smith I;
thence up the hill with the fence to
the top of the point; thence with the
top of said point to W. Il. Holbrook's s
line; thence with said line to Merida
Conley's line; thence with said line
to the corner of Spring Hollow Field
down the hill with the point to the
old steam mill place; thence down
the creek to the mouth of Big
Branch; thence up the Big Branch
to r. M. Smiths line; thence with
mis- line to the top of the point next
TO the Joseph Fannin Cabin Branch
thence a straight line to an apple
tree at the fence; thence a straight
line to white oak on the bank oi
the creek at the Splash Dam place;
thence up the creek to the begin
ming, containing go acres more OF
less; together with the right to cu
and remove said timber up until the
Both day of August, 1918. Being the
same timber conveyed to Reese
Scott by P. d. Gillian by deed record
ed in Deed Book 3S at page 213
Morgan county Court records.
Tract No. II. All the standinl
merchantable timber, except tn,
beech and a few trees standing il
a clearing where w. p. Ferguson Il
now clearing. Said timber is stand
ing and growing on a tract of Liant
situate, lying and being in Morgan
county, Kentucky, on the Old Hous,
\ Branch, tributary of Elk Fork o
Licking River, and bounded as fol
lows:
Beginning at the forks of said OIL
House Branch at James p. Fergu
sons line thence up the hillside Al
east course with James P. Fergr
sons line to the top of point /
= a marked chestnut oak; thence wit
; the top of the ridge around the hea
Of the Buffalo Lick Fork to Jane
P. Ferguson's line; thence down tn
fork point between the Road For
; and the Buffalo Lick Fork will
James P. Ferguson's line to til
branch; thence with the branch t
The beginning, containing 100 acres
, more or less; together with the righ
to cut and remove said timber unit
the 9th day of October, 1921 sui
iect however, to charge of $3.50
year for so much of said time a
may be used after August 9th, 1911
, Being the same timber conveyed I
Reese & Scott by w. P. Ferguson b
deed Of record In Deed Book 3S q
page 2O4, Morgan County Court II
cords.
Tract No. IS. All the brande
trees now standing and being on
! certain tract of land in Morga
county Kentucky, on the right han
|, fork of the Hurricane Branch of tn
Elk Fork of Licking River, an
bounded as follows:
Beginning on q set stone on tn
A., bank of the branch just below wher
= = George Caskey now lives; thence
South course with a conditional fenc
; between said Caskey and II. C. Pc
frey to the top fthe ridge to a
ash, corner agreed on by sal
: parties; thence an East course wit
= The meanders of said ridge to Doa
Parks corner; thence a Northwes
!, course with said PARKS line to
e beech corner on the bank of tn
, | pi"hNhi N' SLo cs VIII odlu IdTh
Inc to the top of the ridge to
chestnut oak corner; thence a Yves
course to a chestnut and sourwood
thence South course with an agree
; line by John w. Pelfrey and sal
Caskey to q sarvice and sourwood
thence to hickory near the branch
: thence West course to a cliff: the
: with the branch to the beginning
y containing 60 acres, more or less; L
q q sether with the right to cut and r.
= move said timber up until the At
. day of September, 1921, and fire
/; mill site, subject, however, to
I. charge of $500 a year for so muc
of said time as may be used aftC
4. S,eptembr 4th 1918. Being the san
! timber conveyed by G. w. Caske
', and wife to Reese & Scott by dee
y of record in Deed Book rs at pas
- iOl, Morgan County Court record
= Tract No. 10. 505 standing whit
y oak, chestnut oak, black oak, pin
q poplar, gum and hickory trees, sal
\ trees branded as follows: rough bar
!, scalped Off and painted with whit
~ paint. All of said sos trees standir
on the following described land ST
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