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

common to the John Lochrie tract
and the lands OF j. II. Patton and
James Lee; thence to corner five,
corner common to the John Lochrie
and J. II. Patton tracts; thence to
corner six, Il post in a mound Of
stones, scribed "L-30"; thence to
corner seven, q rock with witnesses,
4 corner common to the John Loch-
rie and }. y. Patton tracts; thence
to corner eight, rock with wit
nesses, Il corner common to the John
Lochrie and J. I. Patton tracts;
thence to corner nine, a rock with
witnesses: which is also corner fif-
teen OF the John Iochrie Thomas
and Howell Carter No. 2" tract;
thence to the place Of beginning.
All and singular those tracts of
land IN the County Of Oconee and
State OF South Carolina, formerly
consisting of four tracts, described
in a deed from N. II. and II. j. Car
ter to G. III. Ellison, recorded in the
Clerks office, for Oconee County, in
Book "GG', at page l01, and in n
deed from Chattooga River Lumber
Company to John Lochrte, recorded
IN the Clerks office for Oconce Coun-
ty, in Book ILL.,, at page 42O, being
roar tracts 1rst III the description
therein, now consisting Of three
tracts and now known as
John Luchric Thomas and How
, ell Garter No. 2" tract. in said deeds
referred - as two tracts, then said
! to consist Of six hundred ard sixty
five t6G5) acres and five hundred and
forty-eight (5iS) acres. respective
ly. bnt now consisting OF one tract.
found by more accurate survey to
contain one thousand and fifty and
77/100 G050.77) acres, lying OH
Big Brasstown Creek waters OF Tu-
; galoo River, adjoinin,s lands now or
formerly Of l.. D. Cox, B. G. Rothell
and n. II. and II. J. Carter; the line
beginning at corner one, Il rock on
edge Of Pulaski Road, marking cor
ner common to the John Lochrie
tract and the lands OF ID. Il. Carter;
thence with the meanders Of the Pu-
| laski Road to corner two, an oak post
: on edge Of road, marking corner
common to the John Lochrie tract
and lands of Howell Carter; thence
leaving the Pulaski Road. and with
! the meanders Of ridge and old road,
! following the line between the John
Lochrie tract and Howell Carter lands
to n point H.. said road S. 81 E. 2.9S
chains from corner three; thence to
, corner three. stone, an oak post set
! in a mound Of stones and scribed
"L-43"; thence to corner four,
pine knot; thence to corner five, 4
white oak post set and scribed;
, thence to corner six, a rock with
| witness trees; thence S. 22-22 w.
3.14 chains to point In trail;
| u laS- <>c
and continuing with the line between
the John Lochrie tract and lands of
! Howell Carter, to corner seven, an
oak post in mound of stones
scribed "L-51"; thence leaving the
| trail to corner eight, rock with
witnesses; thence to corner nine, Il
pine knot with witnesses; thence to
corner ten, a pine knot with wit
! neSseS; thence to corner eleven, a
pine knot; thence to corner twelve,
a ten-inch pine; thence to corner
thirteen, a rock with witnesses;
! thence to corner fourteen, q pine
knot with witnesses. marking n cor
ner common to the John Lochrie
tract and the Howell Carter and Dea-
ton lands; thence leaving the boun-
dairy line between the John Lochrie
tract and Howell Carter lands, and
! with the line OF the Deaton lands, S.
. 1896 E. 1881 chains to point:
thence continuing the same course
and leaving the line OF the Deaton
! lands, and following the line be-
tween the John Lochrie and John
! Lochrie's "Deaton' tracts to corner
fifteen, a rock marking a corner
common to the John Lothrie. }. n.
Patton and John Lochrie's "Deaton"
thnnnn inn hnf,
John LOchrie and J. n. Patton tracts
to corner sixteen, a five-inch black
| pine; thence to corner seventeen, a
rock; thence to corner eighteen, an
eight-inch chestnut oak with wit
nesseS; thence 10 corner nineteen, a
rock near trail marking corner COM
mon to the John LOchrie, J. II. Pat
, ton and l.. ID. Cox tracts; thence
! with the line between the John Loch-
RE and l.. d. Cox tracts to corner
! twenty. . :nn-inch black pine Oil top
! OF ride; thence to corner twenty-One,
an eight-inch pine with witnesses:
thence to corner twenty-five, a ten
! inch black gum on bank Of Brasstown
! Creek; thence to corner twenty
! three. pine knot with witnesses,
marking a corner common to the
John Lochrie and l.. ID. Cox tracts
and lands Of l.. D. Cox; thence with
the line between the John Lochrie
tract and the lands OF l.. y. Cox to
corner twenty-four. twelve-inch
white oak; thence to corner twenty
five, an eight-inch black gum with
witnesses; thence to corner twenty
six, rock with witnesses: thence to
, corner twenty-seven, a rock with wit
neSses: thence to corner twenty
eight, rock with witnesses; thence