Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-07

thence to corner fifteen, burned
stump with witnesses, on top of
| ridge, corner common to the lands
| Of Thomas Ramey; thence to cor
| ner sixteen, q rock with witnesses a
corner common to the lands Of
Thomas Ramey and w. II. Holiness;
| thence to corner seventeen, a corner
| made by intersection Of two hacked
| lines, marking corner common to the
! lands Of w. II. Holmes and Manala
Phillips, an oak post in mound of
| stones; thence to corner eighteen, a
thirty-inch white oak with witnesses,
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, 4
rock with witnesses; thence to cor
/ ner twenty, a fourteen-inch pine with
witnesses; thence to the place of be-
! ginning.
! All and singular that tract Of land
known as the John Lochrie "GrahI'
! 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 deed
from Chattooga River Lumber COM
pany to John Lochrie, recorded in the
Clerks office for Oconee County, in
Book ILL.,, at page 420, and therein
described as containing one hundred
and eighty (1S0D acres, but contain
Ing one hundred and thigty-seven and
29/100 (l37.29) acres; the line be-
! ginning at corner one, q rock set IN
the ground; also corner of the J. e.
Phillips land and corner six Of the
I. JEFF Lee tract, an oak post being
set in ha prnlInH nn1 Snrihn6 co.
thence with the boundary of the u.
jeff Lee tract to corner two, tif-
teen-inch red oak in hollow; thence
to corner three. which is corner six
of the w. b. Doyle tract; thence
with the boundary of the w. b. Doyle
tract to corner of the lands Of J. II.
Nevill, an oak post in a mound Of
stones being set and scribed; contin-
uing thence with the boundary Of the
lands OF J. +. Nevill to corner four a
stake with witnesses, an oak post in
a mound of stones being set and
scribed; thence with hacked line,
the boundary Of the lands Of j. Il.
Neyill, to corner five. an oak post in
a mound OF stones being set and
scribed; thence to corner six. an oak
post in q mound of stones; thence to
corner seven, an oak post in mound
VI SlohSoJ lhShSS W SoihSh SleohS, sAAt
oak post in a mound Of stones;
thence to corner nine. a point in the
thread Of Chattooga River, a ten
inch white oak on the bank Of the
river being blazed and scribed "W G
g. 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 on the bank OF
Chattooga River, corner of the
lands Of J. r. Phillips, being blazed
and scribed as witness corner
"W G 32"; thence from corner ten,
with the boundary Of the land Of ]. f.
Phillips to corner eleven, four-inch
maple, with witnesses; thence to
corner twelve, an oak post in u
mound of stones; thence to corner
thirteen, an oak post in mound of
stones; thence to corner fourteen,
an oak post in a mound Of stones;
thence to corner fifteen, an oak post
in mound of stones; thence with
the meanders Of an old road, to a
point N. 1890 f. 3.S7 chains from
the place Of beginnings; thence 10 the
place Of beginning.
All and singular that tract OF land
known as the John Lrchrie "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. j. Duffie, Holmes and others, and
more fully described in deed from
Clarence Fl. Ellison to John Lochrie,
recorded in the Clerks office for Oco-
nee county. in Book DID,. at page
1852; and therein described as hay
ing been conveyed to said Clarence
II. 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
| C00O.00) acres, more or less, but
containing four hundred and seventy
two and 3S/100 (472.38) acres; the
line beginning at corner one, a com
mon original corner Of the Nj. D. Lee,
DR.. Thomas Earle, and John Lochrie
tracts, rock set in the ground, old
witness trees present, white oak
post set in a mound Of stones and
scribed "No. 1-L"; thence with the
line Of the NJ. D. Lee tract to corner
two, a 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 NJ. ID. 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.
Ir., 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, a