Marion progress., 1946-05-16
Deed Book 68 at page 221 in the
Office of the Register of Deeds for
McDouall Connt,r NJ q

Office of the Register of Deeds for
Mcdowell County, N. c.
Excepting, however, from the
above described first, second and
third tracts all those certain tracts
or parcels of land described in the
following deeds:
1. Deed from A. S. England and
wife. to G. D. McNeill and wife,
dated March 2, 1908, and recorded
in Deed Book 40 at page 1SO of
Mcdowell County Deed Records,
bounded and described as follows:
Adjoining the lands of James Hol-
land, W. F. Withrow, and others:
! Beginning on a black oak, and runs
West "A poles to a white oak; then
South 40 poles to small locust on
the South side of the Marion and
Dysartville road; then West 4 poles
to stake; then South 60 poles,
crossing the branch (known as the
; Young old branch) to a bunch of
mulberry sprouts; then East 1875
poles, passing the Southwest corner
of the Tate Entry to stake in the
gap Of the mountain; thence North
100 poles to a stake in the old line;
thence West with said line to the
Beginning, containing Is acres,
more or less.
2. Deed from A. S. England and
wife, to C. 3. Morgan and wife,
dated Jan. 4, 1911, and recorded in
Deed Book 46 at page 327 Of Nc
Dowell County Deed Records, bound
ed and described as follows:
Beginning on a stake on the bank
of small branch on the West side
of Caleb's branch in the division
line between A. S. England and c.
B. Morgan and runs South bearing
! East with the meanders of said 4
poles to a maple; thence South 68 z
West "A poles to a stake on the
East side Of road running from
the Dysartville road to C. B. Nor
gan's; thence North with said road
4 poles to a stake in said division
line; thence with said line "A poles
to the Beginning, containing l acre
more or less.
3. All that certain tract of land
in Higgins Township, adjoining the
lands formerly owned by the Eng
land heirs, and bounded and de-
lscribed as follows:
Beginning on a white oak stump,
the beginning corner of the Mills
Higgins 100 acre tract on the East
side of Caleb's branch and runs
East 12 poles to a stake and point
ers in. Suttles' line; thence S IA u
w with the said Suttles line "a
poles to a stake; thence S Is w 29
poles to a stake, with Suttles line;
thence S 1912 w with Suttles line
10 poles to an old field pine in the
place Of three black oaks, now
down; thence S % E with Suttles
line 81 poles to pile of stones and
pointers in the Fowery, now J. D.
Pitts line; thence N 81 w with said
Pitts line poles to a pine on the
summit on a ridge, Pitts corner;
thence S 35 W with the said Pitts
line 103 poles to stake and point
ers, Pitts corner on a small cliff
of rock; thence w with Pitts line
IA poles to stake and pointers,
Pitts corner; thence S 48 W with
Pitts line 81 poles to a stake and
pointers, Pitts corner; thence W
with Pitts line 48 poles to white
oak, Pitts corner, and the begin
ming corner of |. J. Holler's entry;
thence S As E 10 poles to a stake
in the line of P. P. Princes peach
orchard tract; thence S so w 40
poles to a black gum in the line of
Eli Kanipe's entry; thence N 80 E
with the line of said entry 56
poles to poplar, the beginning
corner of Mary Ann Kanipe's en-
! try; thence N 20 w with the line
of Mary Ann Kanipe's entry 100
poles to a stake and pointers at a
cliff of rock about waist high !;
thence N as E SO poles to a stake
in the road on top of the mountain !;
thence N 80 E poles to a stake !;
thence N 46 E IA poles to a stake !;
=; thence N 261a E "a poles to a
stake; thence N II E 16 poles to a
stake; thence N sc u E 32 poles to
stake in the road in the Tate, now
A. S. England, line; thence E with
i the said England line Fl 2-5 poles
] to stake and pointers in the BIZ
shop old line, same course 251a
poles, whole distance as 9-10 poles,
to a stake in the edge of a corn
i field; thence N 72 poles to a small
chestnut oak; thence E crossing a
small branch at So poles, crossing
Caleb's branch at 100 poles, Ill
poles to the Beginning, containing
about 324 acres, more or less, ex-
cepting 35 acres conveyed by Mary
I; A. Proctor.
And being the same property de-
scribed in deed from c. S. Hen
line and wife, Alice Henline, to J.
| w. Winborne, dated August 21,
1926, and recorded in Deed Book
! 72 at page 1854 in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Mcdowell
County, N. c.
4. All that certain tract of land
in Higgins Township, bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning on a chestnut oak and
runs North 32 East 81 poles to
post oak; then North So West,
crossing branch, "A poles to an
iron rod; then South 80 West 81
poles to a chestnut on the West
side Of a hollow; then South So
East, crossing a branch, Al poles to
the Beginning.
And being the same property de-
scribed in a deed from J. C. Den
ny to J. w. Winborne, dated Aug
ust 21, 1926, and recorded in Deed
Book " at page 1853 in the office
i of the RaCistor Of Doodc for NJ