Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-14

Carolina, one part consisting of a
tract OF land in Pulaski Township,
on the East side Of Chattooga River,
on Camp Branch, waters of said
river, adjoining lands Of George Wat
kins, Jesse Watkins and others, for
merly said to contain six hundred
l60O) acres; the other tract, also on
the East side Of Chattooga River, ad-
Joining lands Of J. w. Smith, Kate o.
Vandiver and others; being the two
tracts OF land first described In the
hrst part OF the description given in
4 deed from c. II. Ellison to John
Lochrie. recorded in the Clerks Of
nee FOR Oconee County, in Book
"DD', at page 1852; the tract of land
herein involved. In its entirety, con-
sisting Of one thousand and five and
6/1OO IO05.67) acres; the line be-
ginning at corner one, an original
rock corner. common to the lands of
George S. Watkins, an oak post S.
in mound Of stones and scribed
'L-l'; thence with the George S.
watkins boundary to corner two, a
pine knot stake with witnesses, a cor
ner common to the lands Of n. j..
Thrift, an oak post being set in a
mound Of stones and scribeG "L-2";
thence S 26-12 w. 1902 chains to a
corner, fallen tree with witnesses
present, All oak post III Il mound OF
stones and scribed "1-3"; thense S.
1923 w. 1880 chains to corner, n
rock In field, an oak post set in a
mound OF stones and scribed "L-4":
thence II. IL w. 43-S3 chains to cor
ner, rock with witnesses present. an
oak post being set III mound Of
stones and scribed LID ~; thence
S. SO-11 f.. 1896 chains to the said
corner two, pine knot with wit
nesses, common to the lands of II. j.
Thrift, an oak post being set In 4
mound of stones, blazed and scribed
"L-2"; thence with the boundary Of
the #. j. Thrift lands, n. 73-47 w.
$500 chains to corner three, a twen-
ty-siX-inch hickory, marking the COR
ner; thence to corner four, stone
with Witnesses; thence continuing
along the boundary Of the II. J.
Thrift lands y. 1894 w. and at a
point 9.96 chains from corner four,
leaving the II. j. Thrift lands. and
continuing the same course with the
w. N. Moore tract, to q point twenty
four and 71/100 (24.7D chains from
said corner four; thence leaving the
w. ~. "oolc lldCt, uHu COuIlluliS
the same course with the George
Smith tract to corner five. rock
with witnesses: thence with the
to corner six, a stake with witnesses;
witnesses; thence with the boundary
of the NJ. D. Lee tract, to corner
eight. corner site with witnesses, a
corner common to the lands of NJ. D.
Lee, an oak post in mound IF
stones being scribed "L-10"; thence
to corner nine, rock and pine
knot with witnesses; thence to COR
ner ten, point in the thread Of
Chattooga River a four-inch poplar
on the East bank being blazed and
scribed as witness corner; thence
from corner ten, down the mearders
Of Chattooga River, with the thread
of the stream to corner eleven;
thence leaving the river, S. 65-17 E..
so SO chains to corner twelve, a rock
with witnesses marking corner COM
mon to the lands of George S. Wat
kins, an oak post in a mound OF
stones, scribed "L-64"; thence with
the boundary Of the George S. Wat
kins lands to corner thirteen, a fif-
teen-inch yellow pine, blaZed and
scribed; thence to the place Of be-
ginning.
All and singular that tract Of land
known as the John Lochrie "Fred
Lee" Tract (No. 81, in the County Of
Oconee and State OF South Carolina,
and described in deed from Chat
tooga River Lumber Company to
John Lochrie, recorded in Clerks Of
flee for Oconee County, In Book
''LL", at page 420, as on the East
side Of Chattooga River, and former
ly conveyed by +. B. Lee to Clarence
II. Ellison, and by said Ellison con-
veyed to Chattooga River Lumber
Company; therein said to contain
three hundred (300) acres; but con-
tanning two hundred and thirty-eight
and 24/100 (238.24) acres. the line
beginning at corner one, a rock on
the South bank of Shoulder Bone
Creek, an original corner common to
the John Lochrie FIRED Lee" tract ,
l.. G. Swofford tract and n. J. Wat
kins tract, and lands Of George S.
Watkins; thence with the line Of the
L. c. Swofford tract to corner two, a
corner common to the p. J. Carter
tract, twenty-inch post oak; thence
with the line of the p. J. Carter tract
to corner three, a corner common to
the Oconee Timber Company, a six
teen-inch post oak; thence to corner
four, point in the thread Of Chat
tooga River, ten-inch ironwood, on
bank OF river being blaZed and scrib-
ed as witness corner "W CT;
thence from said corner four, up the
meanders Of the Chattooga River
with the thread of the stream, to a
point in the thread Of the Chattooga
River, on the mouth Of Shoulder
Bone Creek, thirty-inch sweet gum
on bank Of stream, being blazed and
scribed "L w C-5" as a witness COR
frnp, cai6 nninf thonno ,1n tho