Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-14

Fannin Cabin Branch; thence down
said branch to the beginning, con-
tanning l5 acres, more or less 10
gother with the right to cut anu te-
move said timber up untll the dOlltI
day of August, 1918, aud also a lrce
mill site. Being the same timber
conveyed to Reese & Scott by w. Il.
Holbrook and wife by deed recorded
in Deed Book 80 at page 4O3 in said
records.
Tract No. 7. All the white oak,
chestnut oak, black and red oak,
hickory, ash, lynn and chestnut trees
Ia inches and up at the stump now
standing and growing on certain
tract of land situate, lying and being
in Morgan county, Kentucky on the
left hand side of the Middle Fork, go
ing up of the Elk Fork OF Licking
River, and further bounded and des-
cribed as follows: Being in two
tracts adjoining.
Tract (a) Beginning on a black
pine on the North side Of said land;
thence running with the conditional
line of said tract of land and that of
Hiram Smith, Sr., to the top OF the
point to a maple; thence with the
William r Williams line to the
Round Lick Branch; thence down
said branch to the creek thence up
the point below the mouth OF said
branch to the top of the ridge;
thence with the main divide back to
the beginning, supposed to contain
l50 acres, more or less.
Tract (b) Beginning on two chest
nut oaks standing near the head of
the Mill Branch, and on the Elk Fork,
it being a corner to survey eXecut-
ed to H. c. Holbrook; N. w. II
poles to water oak; N. AZ w. 81
poles to two chestnuts on the divid-
ing ridge between the Middle Fork
and Robins Branch; N. 2S w. 20
poles to two chestnuts; N. 67 w. 80
poles to three small chestnuts on the
top of a knob at the head of Spring
Branch; N. 8 W. 80 poles to chestnut
oak and gum; N. 66 w. 80 poles to
two white oaks; N so w rs poles to
two chestnut oaks; N. Is w. 10 poles
to two white oaks and sourwood in
head of a drain and to the division
! line between Hiram Smith, Sr. and
Hiram Smith, Jr.; n. 10 w. 22 poles
to hickory near Thomas Smiths
field; thence with the line Of a sur
vey executed to Joseph Fannin N. 75
Il. 16 poles to a stake; S. 81 u. &c
poles to a stake; S. rs Il. $50 poles
to a stake; S. 35 W. 175 poles to the
beginning; together with the right W
to the 10th day Of August, 1921, tC
cut and remove said timber, subject
however to a charge of $25 90 year
for so much of said time as may bC
used after August 18th, 1918 Being
the same timber conveyed by II. T
Smith and wife to Reese & Scott by
deed Of record in Deed Book No 81
at page 209 in the aforesaid office.
Tract No. s. All the merchantablt
timber IA inches in diameter and III
at the stump except the beech, OF
the following described tract of lanC
situate, lying and being in Morgan
county, Kentucky, on the Mudd!
Branch of the Fannin Fork of thu
Elk Fork of Licking River, anC
bounded and described as follows
Beginning on a chestnut standing II
front of l.. j. Skagg's house; theme,
running with the creek down thl
creek to an elm standing on the Wes
bank of the creek, and just below tn
mouth of the Yates Branch; thenc
q ,strefght. line down thG-cr'aek sE,
crossing the creek to two watel
birches at cToss.fence; thence will
said fence as being division ant
partnership fence crossing the bot
tom and running up the hill, to tn,
Craig Day line; thence with said lint
/, to II. NJ. Hutchinson's line; thence
with said fence and a division ant
partnership fence down the hill
crossing the bottom, to the creek
! thence down the creek, and with it
meanders, to o willow and whit
walnut, the willow cut down; theme,
a straight line to the beginning, con
tanning 70 acres, be it more or less
together with the right to cut and re
move said timber up until the Sth da.
of July, 1917. Being the same timbe
; conveyed to S. b. Reese by L. II
! Skaggs and wife by deed recorded Il
Deed Book 3S at page 223 in salt
Office
Tract No. 8. All the merchantabl
, timber Of every description on tn
following three tracts Of land, whicl
were conveyed to John b. William
) by his mother Rachael NJ. Williams
in three separate deeds, which tract
of land are bounded. and describes
, as follows:
Tract (a) Situate, lying and bein
In Morgan county Kentucky, on tn
: Elk Fork of Licking River, and bC
? ginning at a hickory on the NORTH
east side of Williams Creek theme
? an East course up the hill with tn
, fence to the top of the hill; theme
! with the dividing ridge betwee
James Pelfrey's branch and the Al
/ 1erson Williams Branch to a doubl
chestnut oak near Thomas William,
2 fence; thence a North course dow
=, the hill with Thomas Williams fenc
2 to the branch; thence down th
! branch to the lower end of Thoma
+ Williams field; thence with Thoma
! Williams fence to the top OF the hi
] to small black oak; thence n Soutl
, west course down the ridge to
e spotted oak by Ben Williams lot
p thence down the branch to the lowe
( end of Ben Williams field; theme
a with his field to the top of the ridg
I to a chestnut oak marked as n corne
, in the Martha Williams and Marge
, ate Day line; thence with said lin
Y to d, b. Williams line; thence wit
Y said line to Thomas Pelfreys lin,
Y and with said line to William
e Creek thence up the creek with IL
q meanders TO the beginning, contain
S ing 100 acres, more or less
. Tract OBJ Beginning on the cer
e ter of the point at Thomas Il. WI
l. liams' line running with point an
e ridge q Northeast course TO q corne
e on the ridge to j. b. Williams line
, thence n West course with said lin
r to the top of the ridge; thence wit
e the ridge South course to Ben WI
: liams'; thence an East course wit
I Thomas 7. Williams line to the b,
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