Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-28
thirteen. an oak post in mound Of
stones; thence to corner fourteen, an

oak post In mound of stones:
; thence to corner fifteen, burned
| stump with witnesses, on top of
: ridge, a corner common to the lands
! OF Thomas Ramey; thence to cor
ner sixteen, rock with witnesses, a
! corner common to the lands of
Thomas Ramey and w. H. Holmes;
thence to corner seventeen, corner
made by intersection Of two hacked
lines, marking corner common to the
lands Of w. H. Holmes and Mahala
Phillips, an oak post in a mound. Of
| stones; thence to corner eighteen,
thirty-inch white oak with witnesses,
a corner common to the lands of Ma
hala Phillips and j. e. Phillips;
thence with the boundary of the J. E.
Phillips lands to corner nineteen, a
rock with witnesses; thence to COR
ner twenty, a fourteep-inch pine with
! witnesses; thence to the place of be-
ginning.
! All and singular that tract of land
j known as the John Lochrie "Grahp'
tract (No. 81, in the County OF Oco-
nee, and State of South Carolina, and
on the East side Of Chattooga River,
and more fully described in n deed
from Chattooga River Lumber Com
!
| Clerks office for Oconee County, in
Book ''LL", at page 420, and therein
/ described as containing one hundred
and eighty (1S0) acres, but contain
! ing one hundred ana thirty-seven and
29/10O G37.29) acres; the line be-
ginning at corner one, q rock set in
the grounq; also corner Of the j. E.
: Phillips land and corner six OF the
4 r. JEFF Lee tract, an oak post being
set in the ground and scribed 81 g.;
thence with the boundary Of the r.
JeH Lee tract to corner two, If
: teen-inch red oak in a holl" -, thence
to corner three. w".~n IS corner six
OF the w. B. DoyIc. tract: thence
with the bOunu.r ry Of the w. B. Doyle
tract to corner " the lands of j. f.
, Nevill, an oak post in mound OF
stones being set and scribed; contin-
! uing thence with the boundary OF the
! lands of j. r. Nevill to corner four, a
stake with witnesses, an oak post in
Il mound Of stones being set and
; scribed; thence with hacked line,
, the boundary Of the lands Of j. f.
! Nevill, to corner five, an oak post in
! Il mound OF stones being set and
scribed; thence to corner six, an oak
post in mound Of stones; thence to
/ corner seven, an oak post in mound
! Of stones; thence to corner eight, an
oak post in mound Of stones;
thence to corner nine, point in the
; thread Of ChattOoga River, ten
! inch white oak on the bank Of the
river being blaZed and scribed "W G
| 6" as witness corner; thence from
corner nine, up the meanders Of
Chattooga River with the thread of
! the stream to corner ten, a ten-inch
maple with witnesses Oh the bank Of
Chattooga River, corner OF tho
! lands of J. e. Phillips, being blazed
and scribed as witness corner
"W 32"; thence from corner ten,
! with the boundary Of the land Of ]. e.
! Phillips to corner eleven, a fOur-inch
maple, with witnesses; thence to
! corner twelve, All oak post in a
! mound OF stones; thence to corner
thirteen, an oak post in a mound Of
stones; thence to corner fourteen,
an oak post in mound Of stones;,
thence to corner fifteen, an oak post
in a mound Of stones; thence with
the meandCrs Of an old road, to a
| point N. 1880 e. 3.S7 chains from
! the place OF beginning; thence to the
place OF beginning.
All and singular that tract Of land
known AS the John Lochrie BLACK"
tract (No. 81, in the County OF Oco-
nee, and State Of South Carolina, ly-
ing on Long Creek, adjoining lands
formerly belonging to the estate Of
w. ]. Duffie, dimes and others, and
more fully de. ribed in deed from
Clarence II. Ellison to John Lochrie,
recorded in the Clerks office for Oco-
nee county, in Book DID,. at page
152; and therein described as hav-
n mi Ia
H. Ellison by w. White, Master, by
deed recorded in said Office in Book
"DD", at page $50, and therein de-
scribed as containing one thousand
G000.0O) acres, more or less, but
containing four hundred and seventy
two and 38/100 (472.38) acres; the
line beginning at corner one, q COM
mon original corner Of the M. D, Lee,
DR.. Thomas Earle, and John Lochrie
tracts, a rock set in the ground, old
witness trees present, white oak
post set in u mound of stones and
scribed "No. 1-L"; thence with the
line of the NJ. D. Lee tract to corner
two, n rock on East slope, white
oak post, surrounded by mound of
stones. being set and scribed; thence
to corner three, a rock, a corner COM
| mon to the John Lee and John Loeb
rie tracts, white oak post set and
scribed; thence leaving the boundary
Of the M. d. Lee tract and with the
boundary Of the John Lee, Jr.. tract
to corner four, Spanish oak stump,
a corner common to the John Lee,
Jr, and John Lochrie tracts; thence
to corner five, a rock which Is also
a corner of the John Lee, Jr., tract;
thence to corner six, an old chestnut,
now down, on side Of mountain,