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Exhibit 10.6

COAL MINING LEASE

THIS COAL MINING LEASE (the “Lease”), made this 1st day of June, 2016, (the “Effective Date”) between Alcoa Fuels, Inc., an Indiana corporation of 4700 Darlington Road, Newburgh, Indiana  47630 (“Lessor”), and Armstrong Coal Company, Inc., a Delaware corporation, with an address of 405 Brown Road, Madisonville, Kentucky  42431 (“Lessee”).

WITNESSETH:

That for and in consideration of the promises and undertakings herein contained, Lessor does hereby exclusively demise, lease and let unto Lessee, its successors and assigns, all of its right, title and interest in and to the No. 6 coal, and all coal lying above the No. 6 coal, underlying the following described real estate, and the right to enter in, upon and under the herein demised real estate for the purpose of mining and removing therefrom said coal which can be commercially mined and removed by underground method of mining (now known or hereafter developed), within and underlying the land, situated in Webster and Union Counties, Kentucky, more particularly described in 

Exhibit A

and containing approximately 20,000 acres of coal and 1,500 acres of surface, more or less (hereinafter called the “Leased Premises”), 

TOGETHER with the right to mine and otherwise to develop, survey, work and process for market said coal by any method or machinery now or hereafter employed, including the free and uninterrupted right and right-of-way into, upon, over, across, under and through the Leased Premises at such points and in such manner as may be convenient or necessary for the purpose of all operations, in connection with coal herein leased and other coal now owned or hereafter acquired by Lessee in the General Mining Area (defined below), and in the No. 6 seam of coal and in the strata above the same, including, but not limited to, (i) the transportation of personnel, supplies, equipment, coal, soils, refuse, and other materials, whether originating from the Leased Premises or other lands, (ii) the right to explore, test, drill, dig, mine, drain, ventilate, extract, transport, process and carry away the coal, (iii) the right to erect and maintain on the Leased Premises such buildings, tipples, processing plants, shafts, engines, machinery, appliances, devices, wells, roadways, railroad tracks, powerlines, pipelines, dams, ditches, water and slurry impoundments, and all other structures and improvements necessary or convenient to said operations, without being required to leave or provide subjacent or lateral support to the overlying strata or surface or anything therein, thereon or thereunder, including structures or improvements now or hereafter erected thereon,  (iv) the right to stockpile, store, process, ship, backfill, market (without limitation) or permanently dispose of, on, under the Leased Premises, coal, lignite, water, earth, coal preparation waste and slurry, but excluding the right to dispose of any other substance, including without limitation, flyash,  bottom ash, scrubber sludge or any other coal combustion product, (v) the right to use any water located upon or below the Leased Premises and to appropriate, develop, consume, drain and dispose of all water on, under and appurtenant to the Leased Premises, including the right to alter drainage patterns on the Leased Premises and other lands in the General Mining Area (defined below) as may be permitted by law; and (vi) the right to subside the surface of the Leased Premises without liability to Lessor, EXCEPT that any slurry impoundment facility must be approved by Lessor in writing prior to construction or expansion, and such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.

For the consideration aforesaid, Lessor does hereby covenant to WAIVE AND RELEASE all surface 

damage, damages to subsurface strata, damages and other damages of any sort howsoever caused by or arising from the removal of the coal or arising from any physical conditions now present or which may hereafter develop in, about or above the same and, if in connection with operations hereunder.  Use of the terms “other coal now owned or hereafter acquired” includes ownership of coal, leasehold of coal, license to remove coal or any other right in any form which enables Lessee to mine such coal; it is the intention that all rights granted hereunder shall apply to the mining of coal on other lands and shall survive so long as mining operations are continued on the Leased Premises or on any lands located within the General Mining Area described below.

All rights granted by Lessor above, in Paragraph 17, and elsewhere in this Lease are granted only insofar as Lessor owns sufficient interest in the Leased Premises to grant such rights.  All grants are subject to rights-of-way, easements and other rights appearing of record, apparent on the premises or disclosed to Lessee prior to the Effective Date.

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the Leased Premises for a term commencing on the Effective Date and extending through June 1, 2021 (the period of time extending from the Effective Date through the fifth anniversary of the Effective Date being sometimes called the “Primary Term” herein), and so long thereafter as any recovery of coal herein leased, or any of the mining operations described in and permitted by the preceding paragraphs, are being conducted in, on or under the Leased Premises or the area described or shown on Exhibit B (referred to herein as the “General Mining Area”), or until all reclamation activities related thereto have been completed.
    
IN CONSIDERATION WHEREOF, the parties hereto covenant and agree as follows:

1.  LESSEE TO COMPLY WITH LAWS.  (a) Lessee shall conduct its operations on the Leased Premises in a workmanlike and prudent manner, and shall, at all times, comply with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and requirements now and hereafter in effect.  Lessor hereby grants Lessee the authority to take whatever actions are necessary on the Leased Premises in order to comply with said laws, rules and regulations.  Lessee shall completely reclaim the Leased Premises.  Such obligation to reclaim the Leased Premises shall be in addition to, and completely independent of, Lessee’s obligation to pay royalties as provided herein.  Lessor further agrees that, subject to subparagraphs (b) and (c) below, Lessee’s sole responsibility for the reclamation of the Leased Premises shall be to comply with the requirements set forth in all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations or other requirements now and hereafter in effect.  Lessee shall be solely responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and authorization for its reclamation activities.    

(b)   Reclamation of woodlands, where required, shall be by planting of oak, hard maple, ash or other commercial hardwood species of tree (and other tree species if required by state or federal regulatory agencies.)

(c)   All reclamation plans must be approved in writing by Lessor which may impose changes, provided that (a) such changes comply with applicable state or federal statutes, rules and regulations and (b) do not cause any substantial increase in reclamation costs (unless Lessor agrees to pay for a substantial increase in costs).  

2.  EARNED ROYALTIES.  (a)  Lessee shall deliver to Lessor, in kind and in lieu of the payment of a royalty in cash, Six percent (6%) of all merchantable coal mined from the Leased Premises, if any, which coal shall be: (i) washed and processed in the same manner as washed and processed coal which is shipped from the mine to third party purchasers and (ii) delivered f.o.b., rail(, barge) or truck, the mine.  If delivered by rail car (or barge), the loading rate shall be consistent with Lessor’s rail (or barge) contracts.  Freeze 

conditioning shall be applied when requested by Lessor or its transportation contractor at Lessor’s cost.  Delivery shall be in the quantities and at the times designated by Lessor, but Lessee shall not be required to store coal for delivery to Lessor for more than three (3) consecutive months at a time.  If more than one manner of washing or process is used for the coal by Lessee, then the in kind royalty shall be washed and processed in the manner selected by Lessor.  Lessee may deliver coal from another source as in kind royalty so long as it meets the minimum standards set forth in Exhibit C (the “Minimum Standard”).

(b) The minimum royalty per calendar year (prorated for partial calendar years) is delivery of 60,000 tons of coal from the Leased Premises or from another source meeting the Minimum Standards, beginning two years from the date of receipt of all necessary mining permits and the expiration of any right of challenge to the issuance of such permits, but no later than June 1, 2019.  This obligation to deliver the minimum royalty shall terminate when both (i) all tons of coal have been mined from the Leased Premises pursuant to the Mine Plan (defined hereinbelow), and (ii) all royalties owed thereon, whether in kind or in cash, have been paid to Lessor.  

(c) At any time subsequent to June 1, 2017 and at various times thereafter, Lessor may elect to temporarily receive all or part of the earned royalty in cash rather than in kind,.  Each election shall be effective thirty (30) days after delivery of notice to Lessee.  

(d) For time periods when Lessor elects to receive any of the earned royalty in cash, Lessee shall pay to Lessor on or before the 28th day of each calendar month (“Month”) any earned royalty for all coal mined, sold and shipped from the Leased Premises, or consumed in synthetic fuel facilities on the mine site, during the preceding Month for such preceding Month in an amount equal to six percent (6%) of the Gross Realization, as hereinafter defined.  No earned royalty shall be paid for coal refuse, including without limitation coal slurry deposited in cleaning slurry ponds, but if such refuse is sold by Lessee, Lessor shall be entitled to a royalty of three percent (3%) of the sale price of such material.

(e)  Measurement of weights for purposes of computing the earned royalties shall be in the case of such coal (i) shipped by rail, determined by the rail carrier in accordance with its customary practices employed for invoicing such shipments, (ii) delivered other than by rail, determined by Lessee by use of accurate scales or (iii) commingled with other coal not mined from the Leased Premises, determined by an accurate system of weights and measurements commonly used in the bituminous coal industry.  If (i) through (iii) are not applicable (e.g., coal is stored by Lessee and not delivered), measurement of weights for purposes of computing the earned royalties shall be by such other accurate means as may be commonly used in the industry.
  
(f)    As used in this Lease, the following terms shall have the following respective meanings:

“Gross Realization” shall be the “Average Gross Sales Price” per ton of coal actually mined, removed, sold and shipped from the Leased Premises during any month which shall be an amount equal to the total gross proceeds from all such sales of such coal (excluding sales to affiliates or otherwise not arms length transactions) during such month divided by the total number of tons of such coal, except that deductions shall be made from the total gross proceeds for the following items to the extent included in such total gross proceeds (i) any tax assessed upon or measured by the production of such coal, the severance thereof from the Leased Premises, or the sale thereof, (ii) any royalty, assessment, levy or charge upon the mining, extracting or removing of such coal made for the purpose of providing health and/or welfare (including, without limitation, black lung) benefits for any employees of Lessee, its successors or assigns, or other persons similarly employed by the coal mining industry, pursuant to any applicable law, rule, regulation or contract of employment covering such employees and/or such other persons, and (iii) transportation or delivery costs incurred by Lessee in transporting such coal from the tipple at which such coal is processed to point of sale. 

“Mine Plan” shall mean the mining plan proposed by Lessee and approved by Lessor.  The Mine Plan shall be agreed upon by Lessor and Lessee and shall identify all portions of the Leased Premises to be mined and shall include the number and location of No. 6 coal acres and No. 9 coal acres comprising the Leased Premises.  Lessee agrees, within ten (10) days following a request from Lessor, to execute any document(s) necessary and otherwise to release all portions of the Leased Premises not to be mined under the Mine Plan.

“Ton” shall mean a ton of 2,000 pounds avoirdupois.  Measurement of weights for purposes of computing the “Average Gross Sales Price” of coal mined from the Leased Premises shall be per Paragraph 2(e).

3.  ANNUAL RENT.  Lessee covenants and agrees to pay to Lessor an annual rent (“Annual Rent”) of 10,000 tons of coal, delivered f.o.b. barge, the mine, or to such other location mutually agreed to by Lessor and Lessee.  Annual Rent for the first lease year shall be delivered to Lessor on or before June 1, 2017, provided, however, that no Annual Rent shall be due or owing during the first lease year if Lessee elects to terminate this Lease prior to December 1, 2017. All Annual Rent after the first lease year shall be due and delivered in full on or before December 1 of each subsequent year during the term of this Lease.  Once Lessee commences mining on the Leased Premises and pays Lessor the minimum royalty equivalent of 60,000 tons of coal (as described in paragraph 2(b)), no further payments of Annual Rent shall be due.  Annual Rent shall be of a quality equal to the minimum standards set forth on Exhibit C.  Annual Rent shall not be recoupable against earned royalty set forth in Section 2 of this Lease.

4.  DILIGENT PURSUIT OF MINING PERMIT.  Lessee shall diligently pursue all permits necessary for the mining of the Leased Premises and must have obtained mining permits for and bonded the #9 portal, the #6 portal, the overland conveyor corridor and conveyor system, and the coal preparation plant by December 1st, 2017.  If Lessee has not obtained the required permits and posted the bonds in accordance with this paragraph, and has not otherwise elected to terminate this Lease, then an additional rent of Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000) shall be paid to Lessor on January 1st, 2018 (one month later), and an identical amount shall be paid to Lessor on each 6 month anniversary thereafter until such permit application is submitted; (such payments being herein referred to as “Additional Rent”).  Additional Rent shall not be recoupable against earned royalty set forth in Section 2 of this Lease.

5.  RECORDS, MAPS AND ACCOUNTS.  Lessee shall furnish to Lessor, on or before the 28th day of each month, a complete and accurate statement showing the quantity of coal mined, removed, shipped and sold from the Leased Premises, together with a statement showing the earned royalty due by such day or delivered in kind.  Unless either party hereto shall give notice to the other of a dispute or question with respect to such statement within one (1) year from the date the same is delivered to Lessor, such statement shall be final and binding upon the parties hereto, except in cases of fraud which shall be governed by the applicable limitations acts.  Lessor shall, at all reasonable times and upon at least three (3) days’ prior written notice to Lessee, at Lessor’s sole cost, have access to those books, maps and records of Lessee reasonably necessary to accurately determine the Tons of coal mined and sold by Lessee from the Leased Premises and the earned royalties due to Lessor.

6.  TAXES.  Lessee covenants and agrees that during the Lease Term, Lessee will pay all taxes assessed upon or levied against the Leased Premises (including ad valorem) and all taxes assessed upon or levied against all improvements, machinery, equipment or other property of Lessee installed or placed in or upon the Leased Premises by Lessee.  Lessor shall provide to Lessee all real estate tax statements within thirty days of receipt and Lessee shall pay the same on or prior to the date due.  Payments by Lessee of ad valorem taxes assessed against Lessor shall be fully recoupable by Lessee from Earned Royalties thereafter due.

7.  INDEMNIFICATION.  Lessee shall pay, at its own cost and expense, all wages, worker’s compensation claims, claims for material, equipment and supplies contracted for by Lessee in connection with its operations and use of the Leased Premises and shall not permit any mechanics lien or other claims against the Leased Premises to remain a cloud on Lessor’s interest for more than sixty (60) days.  Lessee hereby agrees to indemnify, protect, defend, save and hold harmless Lessor, its officers, directors, shareholders, employees, representatives, subsidiaries and affiliated companies (collectively “Indemnitees”), from and against any and all liabilities, costs, claims, penalties, forfeitures, demands, suits or causes of action in law or in equity and the costs and expenses incident thereto (including costs of defense, settlement, and attorneys’ fees, including the costs of attorneys in the employ of Indemnitees) which Indemnitees may suffer, incur, become responsible for or pay out as a result of death  or bodily injuries to any person, destruction, loss or damage to any property, real or personal, contamination of or adverse effect on the environment, or violation or alleged violation of federal, state, or local law, rule regulation, ordinance, order, decree, decision, restriction, permit or license, caused by or resulting from the negligence or willful acts or omissions of Lessee, subcontractors or materialmen under the Lease, or the representatives, agents, employees, or invitees of any of them, as a consequence of or in any manner connected with performance of the Lease, except to the extent caused by any act, omission or negligence of any Indemnitee.  With respect to claims against Lessor by Lessee’s employees, Lessee agrees to, and herein does, expressly waive its immunity, as a complying employer under Worker’s Compensation law, for any and all acts of negligence, whether passive or active, but only to the extent that such immunity would bar or affect recovery under or enforcement of this indemnification obligation.  This waiver shall apply to any immunity conferred upon an employer by any state’s constitution or Workers’ Compensation laws with respect to liability for claims asserted against a third party by Lessee’s employee.  Nothing contained in the Lease will obligate lessee to indemnify Indemnitees from any claim which may arise from the sole negligence or the willful actions or inactions of the Indemnitees.  This indemnification provision is in addition and cumulative to any other right of indemnification or contribution which any of the Indemnitees may have at law, in equity, or otherwise, and will survive completion of the Lease.   Lessor shall have the right, but not the obligation, to inspect the property at all times in order to confirm that Lessee is in compliance with all environmental laws; provided, however, that Lessor shall have no control over any such compliance or over any mining operations.

8.  TITLE; LESSER INTEREST.  Lessor does not warrant title to the Leased Premises, except that Lessor warrants that it has not created or suffered any lien or encumbrance against the Leased Premises other than real estate taxes not yet due and payable.  During the term of this Lease, Lessor shall not impair or suffer by act or omission any impairment of its title to the Leased Premises which would interfere with Lessee’s exercise of its rights under this Lease. Lessor agrees that Lessee, at its option, may discharge any tax, mortgage or other lien or encumbrance suffered or permitted upon or against the Leased Premises and that any expenses incurred by Lessee in connection therewith may be credited against amounts then or thereafter due Lessor hereunder.  Lessor shall cooperate with Lessee in resolving any title problems affecting the Leased Premises.  Lessor shall provide to Lessee, at Lessee’s request, such abstracts of title and title insurance policies as are available to Lessor, but all additional title information shall be acquired at the cost of Lessee.  

Lessor also represents and warrants that there is no claim, legal action, suit, proceeding, arbitration, dispute, governmental investigation or administrative proceeding, nor any order, decree, or judgment, pending or in effect, or, to Lessor’s knowledge, threatened, against or affecting (i) the Leased Premises, (ii) the ability of Lessor to execute this Lease, or (iii) the accuracy and completeness of any representation and warranty of Lessor made herein.

Prior to conducting any mining operations on any part of the Leased Premises, Lessee shall obtain a title opinion indicating that it has the rights to conduct such operations on that part.

If Lessor owns an interest in any portion of the Leased Premises less than the entire coal estate therein, the earned royalties shall be paid to Lessor, with regard to that portion, only in the proportion that Lessor’s actual interest in that portion bears to the entire estate therein.

This Lease shall extend to the successors, sublessees and assigns of the parties hereto, but no change in or division of the ownership of the Leased Premises or royalties payable hereunder, however accomplished, shall operate to enlarge the obligations or diminish the rights of Lessee hereunder and no such change or division shall be binding upon Lessee for any purpose until Lessee has been furnished with a duly recorded written instrument or instruments evidencing and effecting the same.  In the event of any question or dispute as to ownership of, or mining rights to, the Leased Premises or as to royalties or other sums payable hereunder, all cash royalties and other cash payments due Lessor hereunder may be held in a non-interest bearing escrow account by Lessee until such dispute is finally resolved.  Any sums so held in escrow by Lessee shall be deemed payment of earned royalties or other sums due hereunder.

9.  POSSESSION.  Lessor may retain possession of the Leased Premises until such time that Lessee determines, in its sole discretion, that possession of the Leased Premises, or a portion thereof, is necessary or desirable for its mining operations.  Lessee shall notify Lessor of such determination by providing Lessor with thirty (30) days prior written notice thereof.  As of the date specified in such notice, Lessor’s right to farm or otherwise occupy the Leased Premises or such designated portion shall terminate and Lessor shall thereupon yield exclusive possession of the Leased Premises or such designated portion to Lessee, subject to the provisions of Paragraph 24 below.  In the event that (i) as of the date Lessee gives any such notice to Lessor there are any crops planted but not harvested from the Leased Premises or such designated portion, and (ii) Lessor would not be able to harvest such crops prior to the date specified in the notice, Lessee shall pay to Lessor the value of such crops.  In the event the parties hereto are unable to agree upon the value by the time of possession by Lessee, each party shall select an appraiser and the two appraisers selected shall agree upon a fair value for such crops; provided, however, that in the event the two appraisers cannot so agree within 30 days after their selection, they shall select a third appraiser and the decision of the majority of the appraisers shall be binding upon both parties hereto.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, the payment of the agreed upon amount or fair value as determined by the appraisers shall not be a condition precedent to Lessee’s right to immediate possession of the Leased Premises or such designated portion on the date specified in the written notice.

10.  NOTICES; PAYMENTS.  Notices and other communications required or permitted to be made or given hereunder shall be in writing and shall be delivered (a) personally; (b) by depositing the same, postage prepaid,  in the United States Mail, (first class, certified or registered (return receipt requested)), or (c) by private express or other delivery service, at the respective addresses of the parties set forth hereinabove; provided, however, that either party hereto may from time to time change such address by giving written notice, delivered as aforesaid, of the new or changed address.  Notice by facsimile (fax), electronic mail or by any other method not authorized above shall not constitute notice.  The day upon which any such notice shall have been received by the party to whom it is addressed or delivered shall constitute the date such notice was given and the first day of any subsequent period herein provided for response to such notice.  

All payments shall be made by wire transfer of immediately available funds according to wiring instructions provided by Lessor, or by automated clearinghouse, if so elected by Lessor.  All payments shall be made by Lessee to Lessor by the date specified in this Lease.  In the event that there is a good faith dispute between Lessor and Lessee regarding any amounts owed hereunder from time to time, Lessee shall make payment when due of all amounts not in dispute and, within ten (10) days of resolution of any dispute, it shall pay all additional amounts owed to Lessor with interest at the then effective prime commercial lending rate per annum announced by Citibank from time to time, at its principal office in New York City.  

11.  LESSEE’S RIGHT TO SURRENDER OR TERMINATE LEASE.  (a) Upon payment of the termination fee set forth in subparagraph (b) below, Lessee shall have the right at any time, and from time to time, during the Lease Term to execute and deliver to Lessor and file for record in the official records of the county or counties where the Leased Premises are located, a release or releases covering all or any portion of the Leased Premises and  from and after the date of such release all its obligations and liabilities in respect to such properties shall terminate, except that if mining has occurred on the surrendered property then Lessee shall (a) pay any royalty  due by reason of mining prior to the release and (b) comply with all reclamation laws and regulations applicable to the released property.  Recording shall be considered delivery to Lessor.  A partial release shall not affect the amount of minimum earned royalties to be paid or delivered to Lessor.

(b)  In the event Lessee terminates this Lease prior to June 1, 2021, then Lessee will pay to Lessor a fee (“Termination Fee”) as follows:

(i)  For a termination on or after the Effective Date but before December 1, 2017, there shall be no Termination Fee.

(ii)  For a termination on or after December 2, 2017, but before December 1, 2018, the Termination Fee shall be Twenty Dollars ($20.00) per coal acre in the Leased Premises.

(iii)  For a termination on or after December 2, 2018, but before December  1, 2019, the Termination Fee shall be Thirty Dollars ($30.00) per coal acre in the Leased Premises.

(iv)  For a termination on or after December 2, 2019, but before December 1, 2020, the Termination Fee shall be Forty Dollars ($40.00) per coal acre in the Leased Premises.

(v)  For a termination on or after December 2, 2020, but before June 1, 2021, the Termination Fee shall be Fifty Dollars ($50.00) per coal acre in the Leased Premises.

For purposes of this subparagraph (b), the parties agree that the Leased Premises consists of 15,000 coal acres.  Neither Annual Rent nor Additional Rent shall be recoupable against the Termination Fee.  
    
12.  NO IMPLIED COVENANTS WITH RESPECT TO MINING.  Except for the diligent pursuit of a mining permit, as required by Paragraph 4, Lessee has no obligation, implied or express, to commence exploration, development or mining upon the Leased Premises, to diligently prosecute mining operations once such mining has commenced or to mine any coal which Lessee deems not to be merchantable or economically mineable or which it otherwise, in Lessee’s sole discretion, decides not to mine,  it being expressly understood that the payment of Annual Rent compensates Lessor for any such failure.

13.  FORCE MAJEURE.  Lessee shall not be deemed to be in default for any failure to perform or observe any of the terms, conditions, provisions, obligations or covenants to be performed or observed by it hereunder other than payment or delivery of minimum earned royalties, during periods in which such performance or observance is prevented by any event reasonably beyond Lessee’s control (any such event being herein called “Force Majeure”), including, without limitation, fire, flood, windstorm, other damage from the elements, strike, riot, unavailability of transportation or necessary equipment, actions of governmental authority, acts of God and acts of the public enemy, provided that such Force Majeure is eliminated insofar as possible and economically practicable with all reasonable dispatch.  The Lease Term shall be extended, unless sooner terminated by Lessee, for a period equal to any period of Force Majeure.  Lessee shall notify Lessor of the beginning and ending date of each period of Force Majeure.

14.  WAIVER, MODIFICATION OR AMENDMENT.  No failure or delay on the part of either Lessee or Lessor in exercising any of such party’s respective rights hereunder upon any failure by the other party 

to perform or observe any condition, covenant or provision herein contained shall operate as a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial exercise of any of such rights preclude any other or further exercise thereof or the exercise of any other right hereunder. No waiver, release, modification or amendment of any of the terms, conditions or provisions of this Lease shall be valid or effective unless the same is in writing, duly executed by Lessor and Lessee.

15.  DEFAULT.  In the event Lessee shall fail to make any cash payment at the time the same is due and payable hereunder, and such default shall continue for a period of 30 days after written notice thereof shall have been given to Lessee by Lessor (10 days after such written notice in the case of Annual Rent due under Paragraph 3), or if Lessee shall otherwise be in default and such default shall continue for a period of 60 days after written notice thereof shall have been given to Lessee by Lessor, Lessor shall have the right to terminate this Lease by giving written notice of such termination to Lessee and such termination shall be effective immediately or upon such later date as specified in the notice, and Lessor shall retain all sums previously paid hereunder.  Provided, however, for all matters other than a failure to pay Annual Rent due under Paragraph 3 above, if Lessee in good faith disputes that it is in default hereunder, Lessee shall so notify Lessor in writing within 30 days after receiving the notice of default from Lessor and, in that event, the foregoing 30 day or 60-day period, as the case may be, shall begin on the date either (a) Lessor and Lessee resolve such dispute or (b) a final judicial determination is rendered with respect to the default hereunder as specified in Lessor’s notice to Lessee.  In the event of a dispute, Lessee shall pay all amounts determined to be due and owing upon resolution of the dispute, or a final determination, as the case may be, with interest thereon at the then effective prime commercial lending rate per annum announced by Citibank from time to time, at its principal office in New York City.  Termination by reason of default shall not relieve Lessee of (a) Lessee’s obligation to pay all sums or in kind deliveries due Lessor for coal mined prior to termination, (b) Lessee’s obligation to pay all other sums which are otherwise due Lessor,  (c) any obligation which Lessee has incurred by reason of its activities on the property (by way of example and not limitation, the obligation to report and the obligation to reclaim) or (d) any additional obligation to Lessor by reason of Lessor’s default. 

16.  USE, DEVELOPMENT AND DISPOSITION OF CERTAIN MINERAL INTERESTS.  The rights hereby granted to Lessee shall not include mining rights with respect to any seam of coal below the No. 6 seam of coal, coal bed methane, coal mine methane in old works, or oil or gas.  Except as provided in recorded mineral leases entered into prior to the date of this Lease, Lessor agrees that any operations to remove coal bed methane, oil, gas or other mineral not herein leased to Lessee shall not interfere with the existing or contemplated coal mining operations of Lessee hereunder, and Lessee is hereby given the sole discretion to determine whether such operations interfere or will interfere with the coal mining operations of Lessee; provided, however, that Lessor may develop without restriction, coal bed methane production from coal seams below the No. 6 coal so long as (a) plastic, ceramic or other similar casing is used to facilitate mining through well sites and (b) any well site will be timely plugged if Lessee deems it necessary to mine through such site. 

17.  CHANGING BOUNDARIES.  If a water-course constitutes a boundary of the Leased Premises, then any land contiguous to such boundary, which is at any time and from time to time acquired by Lessor by accretion or reliction, shall be included in the Leased Premises; likewise, any such land lost by Lessor by avulsion shall be excluded from the Leased Premises at such time.

18.  EXPLORATION RIGHTS.  Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, Lessee, prior to taking exclusive possession of the Leased Premises for its mining operations, shall have the right to enter into, upon, over, across and through the Leased Premises at any time, and from time to time, to examine, explore, prospect, drill, test and evaluate as it deems appropriate all of the Leased Premises for coal and substances mixed with the coal, using such persons, tools, machinery and equipment as Lessee may deem necessary or convenient for the purpose of determining whether such coal exists; provided, however, that 

prior to the movement of drilling equipment onto any of the Leased Premises, Lessor shall be notified of such exploration activities by Lessee; and, provided further, however, that upon completion of such exploration, all drill holes shall be plugged in accordance with applicable state and federal laws, rules and regulations.

In the event there are growing crops on the Leased Premises which are damaged or destroyed by Lessee’s exploration, drilling or other activities on the Leased Premises, Lessee shall pay the fair market value of such damaged crops to Lessor.  In the event the parties hereto are unable to agree upon the value within 30 days of completion of exploration activities, each party shall select an appraiser and the two appraisers selected shall agree upon a fair value for such crops; provided, however, that in the event the two appraisers cannot so agree within 30 days after their selection, they shall select a third appraiser and the decision of the majority of the appraisers shall be binding upon both parties hereto. 

19.  IMPROVEMENTS.  At such time as Lessee shall require all or a portion of the Leased Premises for its mining operations, Lessee shall have the right to remove or destroy any or all improvements situated thereon, at Lessee’s expense, whether constructed prior to or subsequent to the date of this Lease; provided, however, that any rail now located on the Leased Premises shall be returned to Lessor in substantially the same condition as it is on the Effective Date and further, that the maintenance shop, office, warehouse and any other existing structures, if used by Lessee, shall be returned to Lessor in substantially the same condition as found and any structure hereafter built on the Leased Premises shall be removed only if necessary for mining purposes or if requested by Lessor.  Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Lessor, all such improvements, including the maintenance shop, office and warehouse shall be insured by Lessee against fire and other hazards in an amount equal to their replacement value.
  
20.  SURRENDER OF POSSESSION AND REMOVAL OF EQUIPMENT.  At such times as Lessee has received the release of all bonds, security deposits and other funds or indemnity documents pertaining to the mining and reclamation of the Leased Premises then, within ninety (90) days following such release, Lessee shall surrender possession of the Leased Premises to Lessor.  Lessee shall be permitted during the period of twelve (12) months following the termination or surrender of this Lease, or any part thereof, to remove any improvements, structures, fixtures, machinery, equipment and supplies or other property from the Leased Premises, or that portion of the Leased Premises, as the case may be.

21.  CONDUCT AND SUSPENSION OF OPERATIONS.  (a)  Lessee shall conduct all operations in a workmanlike manner and shall not waste any coal or render any coal more difficult to mine unless required by prudent operation, taking into account Lessor’s interest in the entire Leased Premises.  

(b) Suspension of actual mining operations by Lessee during the Primary Term shall be without prejudice to (i) its rights to resume operations on the Leased Premises, or (ii) any of the rights of Lessee to continue occupation and use of the Leased Premises in connection with its mining operations upon any other adjacent, neighboring or coterminous lands, or lands within the General Mining Area.  

(c) In the event that Lessee decides to suspend or abandon mining, whether during or after the Primary Term, Lessee shall give prior written notice to Lessor not less than thirty (30) days prior to the effective date of suspension or abandonment.  Lessee shall have, and agrees to assume the full cost and expense of, for no additional consideration, the duty to preserve and maintain the mine for an additional ninety (90) days from the effective date of suspension or abandonment, as may be reasonably necessary for the mine to remain a working mine, and otherwise, in compliance with all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations.  The obligation to preserve and maintain the mining as provided in the preceding sentence shall terminate when both (i) all tons of coal have been mined from the Leased Premises pursuant to the Mine Plan and (ii) all royalties owed thereon, whether in kind or in cash, have been paid to Lessor.

22.  PARTITION.    In the event Lessor owns less than a fee simple absolute interest in the whole of the surface or coal estate of the Leased Premises, Lessor shall, at Lessee’s request, bring any partition or other suit deemed advisable by Lessee in order to secure all interest necessary or reasonably convenient for mining. Lessee shall pay the costs of said action, including attorney fees, court costs, abstracting and other expenses associated therewith.  Lessor shall cooperate with Lessee in such action and will be available at reasonable times for consultations, appearance for depositions, appearance in court and other as may be necessary or convenient for the furtherance of said action.  If Lessor purchases additional interests at a partition sale under this Paragraph 21, then such interests shall be subject to this Lease.  Lessee is authorized to purchase the Leased Premises at a partition sale. If, as a result of a partition sale requested by Lessee, Lessor no longer holds any interest in any part of the Leased Premises, then this Lease shall terminate as to that part.  If, as a result of a partition sale requested by Lessee, Lessor owns a fractional interest in either the coal or surface estate, then the lesser interest clause in Section 7 shall apply. 

23.   ASSIGNMENT.  This Lease may be assigned by Lessor, in whole or in part.    Lessee may not assign this Lease, or sublease any part of the Leased Premises, to any entity other than an affiliate without the written consent of Lessor, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld and may be conditioned upon (a) demonstration of financial ability to perform by the proposed assignee, (b) a guarantee of the assignee’s performance by Lessee, (c) other reasonable conditions which protect the interests of Lessor or (d) any combination of (a) (b) and (c).

Lessee may assign this lease to an affiliate without the consent of Lessor; provided, however, in the event of such assignment to an affiliate, Lessee shall remain jointly and severally liable for all of the obligations contained herein notwithstanding such assignment. An affiliate is defined as any entity which controls at least 50% of beneficial interest of Lessee (“Controlling Entity”) or any entity the beneficial interest of which is at least 50% controlled by Lessee or a Controlling Entity.

24.  INSURANCE.  Lessee shall procure and maintain at its own cost and expense the following types of insurance coverage, written by an insurance company with a Best’s Guide Rating of at least A- or comparable from a similarly recognized rating agency:
        
Worker’s Compensation insurance to satisfy statutory requirements of the laws of the state or governmental authority under which the work is performed.  The policy shall be endorsed to include coverage under the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act, as amended.

Employer’s Liability Insurance covering the common law liability of an employer to an employee with limits of not less than Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000) for bodily injury by accident and by disease; 

Commercial General Liability insurance for bodily injury and property damage written with a combined single limit of not less than Twenty Five Million Dollars ($25,000,000.00) per occurrence.  Coverage shall include but not be limited to premises, independent contractors, products and completed operations, contractual liability, underground resources and pollution liability.  The applicable insurance policy exclusions for collapse, explosion and underground hazards shall be deleted [XCU coverage].   The policy shall not contain a mining limitations endorsement.

Automobile Liability Insurance for bodily injury and property damage for all owned, non-owned and hired vehicles to satisfy the law where the vehicle is being operated or with combined limits of not less than U.S. Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000) per accident, whichever is greater.

Lessee may satisfy the insurance requirements of this Lease with any combination of primary and umbrella/excess insurance policies.  

All of Lessee’s liability insurance policies shall be written on an occurrence-based policy form, and Lessor will be named as an additional insured on all of Lessee’s liability insurance policies.  The insurance shall contain a waiver of subrogation in favor of Lessor and provision for a 30-day notice of cancellation or material change to Lessor.  Lessee shall provide Lessor with certificates to evidence all insurance required hereunder on or before the Effective Date of the Lease and not later than 10 days prior to the expiration of any insurance policy.   

The requirements in this Insurance Section are separate and distinct from any other obligations of Lessee under this Lease.       

25.  LESSEE PROPERTY.  Lessee assumes the risk of loss for all Lessee owned, leased or used personal property, equipment, improvements, stock, inventory located on or at the Leased Premises.  Lessee will maintain property insurance consistent with common, prudent industry practice, with coverage written in the manner in which Lessee customarily insures comparable property risks.  Lessee, on behalf of itself and its respective insurers, hereby waives rights of subrogation against Lessor.

26.  SHORT FORM.  Lessor and Lessee agree to execute, acknowledge and deliver a short form or memorandum of this Lease and to record the short form or memorandum in the counties where the Leased Premises are located.

27.  GOVERNING LAW.  This Lease shall be construed in accordance with and governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.  

28.  MISCELLANEOUS.  This Lease and all of its terms, covenants and conditions shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and upon their respective heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns.  As used in this instrument, the singular shall include the plural, the plural the singular, and the use of any gender shall be applicable to all genders.  Unless otherwise designated, any party other than Lessee who signs this Lease shall be deemed a Lessor whether or not so named herein, and Lessor does hereby surrender and release any rights of dower and homestead insofar as the same affect the Leased Premises.  Should any portion of this Lease be declared invalid and unenforceable, then such portion shall be deemed to be severed from this Lease and shall not affect the remainder thereof. Section headings are for convenience only and shall not be deemed to constitute or affect any provision hereof.  This Lease may be executed in one or more counterparts and all of such counterparts shall constitute but one and the same instrument.

29.  TERMINATION OF OCTOBER 27, 2010 COAL LEASE.  The parties hereto previously entered into that certain Coal Mining Lease dated October 27, 2010 (the “2010 Lease”), covering the No. 6 coal, and all coal lying above the No. 6 coal, underlying the Leased Premises.  The parties agree that the primary term of the 2010 Lease expired on June 1, 2016, and that the 2010 Lease terminated by its own terms .  The parties further agree that there are no sums of money or deliveries of coal due under the 2010 Lease and that none of the payments made under the 2010 Lease, including payments for Minimum Royalities, Additional Royalties, or taxes (including ad valorem taxes), shall be credited to any of the payments or deliveries required under this Lease or recouped against any payments required to be made under this Lease.

    

WITNESS the due execution of this Lease by the parties hereto as of the date first above written.

                            
ALCOA FUELS, INC.
                        
	
		
	By:
	/s/ Jon H. Rateau

Jon H. Rateau, President

ARMSTRONG COAL COMPANY, INC. 

	
		
	By:
	/s/ Kenneth Allen

Kenneth Allen, Chief Operating Officer

Exhibit A

Leased Premises

All coal tracts, coal mining rights, and surface rights relating to mining bounded as follows:

On the southwest by a line running from a point at the intersection of Kentucky Highway 132 and the Williams-Clay Road (also known as the Williams Station Road),  running northwestwardly along the Williams-Clay Road from the vicinity of the town of Clay to the community of Williams in Webster County, Kentucky, and thence from the community of Williams in a straight line to a point where Kentucky Highway 141 crosses a ditch approximately six-tenths (0.6) of a mile south of the community of Pride in Union County, Kentucky;

On the northwest by Kentucky Highway 141 and running northeastwardly along Kentucky Highway 141 to the intersection of Kentucky Highway 141 and Kentucky Highway 56;

On the north and northeast by Kentucky Highway 56, running eastwardly to the intersection of Kentucky Highway 56 and U. S. Highway 41-A;

On the east by U. S. Highway 41-A, running southwardly through the City of Dixon to the intersection of U. S. Highway 41-A and Kentucky Highway 1340 near Fairview Church;

On the south by Kentucky Highway1340, running westwardly to the intersection of Kentucky  Highway 1340 and Kentucky Highway 132 and running southwesterly to the intersection of Kentucky Highway 132 and the Williams-Clay Road (also known as William Station Road), the point of beginning;1,2 
as shown on the maps attached hereto and including, but not limited to, the properties attached hereto as:

_________________
1 The USGS Topographic Maps have Kentucky Highway 132 and Kentucky Highway 1340 incorrectly reversed from Dixon and from Fairview Church on U.S. Highway 41-A, respectively, to their common intersection near Clay.  See Dixon Quad - 1961; Providence Quad - 1954; and, Nebo Quad - 1954.
2 This description is not intended to imply any warranty of title.

		
	Exhibit A-1
	Alcoa Coal Properties (Excluding Those Previously Sold By Alcoa And Re-Acquired From Lodestar);

		
	Exhibit A-2
	Alcoa Coal Properties (Previously Sold To And Re-Acquired From Lodestar); and, 

Exhibit A-3    Alcoa Coal Properties (Acquired from Lodestar).

EXHIBIT A-1

ALCOA COAL PROPERTIES
(EXCLUDING THOSE PREVIOUSLY SOLD BY ALCOA AND RE-ACQUIRED
FROM LODESTAR)

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
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	RECORDING INFORMATION

	Item No.
	FILE NUMBER(S)
	FILE NAME(S)
	ACRES
	UNION
DB/P
	WEBSTER
DB/P
	UNION
DB/P
	WEBSTER
DB/P

	1
	PR 7 (7) T. 2
	Franklin, J. W. 
	72
	 
	48/135
	 
	116/226
116/234

	2
	PR7(10)
	Franklin, G. A.
	47.4
	 
	48/118
	 
	116/226
116/234

	3
	PR7(11) T.2 thru T.9
	Kuykendall, J.F.
	144.2
	 
	48/124
	 
	116/226
116/234

	4
	PR7(34)(35)T.7
	Moore, W. I.
	76.5
	 
	48/103
CDB 2/613
	 
	116/226
116/234

	5
	PR 10 (10)
	Price, Ruth
	47.5
	 
	109/28
	 
	116/226       116/234

	6
	PR 10(14.1)
	Virgin, Clore
	39.5
	 
	125/126
	 
	116/226
116/234

	7
	PR 10 (22)
	Mitchell, G. H. 
	260.25
	 
	113/141
	 
	116/226       116/234

	8
	PR 10 (25)
	Shields, Georgia
	81
	 
	113/149
	 
	116/226       116/234

	9
	PR 10 (30) T. 1
	Clark, H. Z.
	194
	 
	115/94
	 
	116/226       116/234

	10
	PR 10 (30), T. 2 & 3
	Clark, H. Z.
	68.05
	 
	115/94
	 
	116/226       116/234

	11
	PR 10 (32) T. 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
	Nall, James R., et al
	8.33     
15     
100    28.625     25.06
	 
	113/419
	 
	116/226       116/234

	12
	PR 10 (36)
	Mitchell, J. T. 
	141.75
	 
	114/118  114/103
	 
	116/226       116/234

	13
	PR 10 (37) T. 1, 2 & 3
	Grigg, Melvin
	62              73        20.19
	 
	114/480
	 
	116/226       116/234

	14
	PR 10 (38)  T. 1, 2, 3 & 4
	Kelley, D. H. 
	64.1
 4            1.75           3
	 
	114/278A
	 
	116/226       116/234

	15
	PR 10 (39), T. 1
	Haner, Myrtle, et al
	72
	 
	115/10
	 
	116/226   116/234

	16
	PR 10 (39), T. 2
	Haner, Myrtle, et al
	6.4       
	 
	115/10
	 
	116/226       116/234

	17
	PR 10 (40) T. 1
	Freer, Lilly White, et al
	60 less 34.3   
	 
	115/6
	 
	116/226       116/234

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
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	18
	PR 10 (40) T. 2
	Freer, Lilly White, et al
	35.7
	 
	115/6
	 
	116/226       116/234

	19
	PR 10 (40) T.3)
	Freer, Lilly White, et al
	55
	 
	115/6
	 
	116/226       116/234

	20
	PR 10 (41)
	Shields, H. L.
	19.83
	 
	115/564
	 
	116/226       116/234

	21
	PR 10 (42)
	Lynn, Omer
	27
	 
	115/538
	 
	116/226       116/234

	22
	PR 10 (43)
	Shields, H. L.
	65.81
	 
	115/558
	 
	116/226       116/234

	23
	PR 10 (44)
	Simonds, Effie, et al
	101.7
	 
	115/548   115/559   115/562
	 
	116/226       116/234

	24
	PR 10 (46) T. 2, 3, 4 & 5
	Unknown
	22.25    14.25    4.5        
 9                
	 
	unkn
	 
	116/226    116/234

	25
	PR 10 (47), T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3 
	Potts, J. H.  - partial interest  (See SRW 113)
	55        
52     21.75
	 
	115/539
	 
	116/226       116/234

	26
	PR 10 (49)
	Clark, H. Z.
	109
	 
	115/92
	 
	116/226       116/234

	27
	PR 10 (50)
	Hill, C.
	144.88
	 
	116/53
	 
	116/226       116/234

	28
	PR 10 (51) T. 1C
	White, T. C. 
	16.75
	 
	116/56
	 
	116/226       116/234

	29
	PR 10 (51) T.2a, 2b, 2c & 2d
	White, T. C. 
	111.75
	 
	116/56
	 
	116/226       116/234

	30
	PR 10 (51) T. 2e & 2f
	White, T. C. 
	23.25
	 
	116/56
	 
	116/226       116/234

	31
	PR 10 (53), T. 3 & 3A
	Kelley, D. H. 
	34
	 
	115/47
	 
	116/226       116/234

	32
	PR 11 (33)
	Timmons, Nola, et al
	50
	145/273
	 
	160/150     160/164
	 

	33
	PR 11 (34)
	Townsend, J. Roy, et ux
	71.98
	145/275
	 
	160/150     160/164
	 

	34
	PR 11 (37) 
	Hearin, Ellis L.
	31.1
	145/459
	 
	160/150     160/164
	 

	35
	PR 11 (57) T. 1
	Woodward/Carney/-           Hammack
	140.17
	148/73      148/32      148/75
	 
	160/150     160/164
	 

	36
	PR 11 (58) 
	See PR 11 (31)
	 
	 
	 
	160/150   160/164
	 

	37
	SRU 29, T. 1 & T. 2
	Williams, E. O., et al
	121.7
	182/547  181/593  181/489
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	38
	SRU 39, T. 1
	Willett, Eldon
	60
	177/158  
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	39
	SRU 39, T. 2 & 4
	Willett, Eldon
	55.12
	177/158  
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	40
	SRU 39, T. 3
	Willett, Eldon
	19.89
	177/158  
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	41
	SRU 39, T. 5
	Willett, Eldon
	45
	177/158  
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	42
	SRU 39, T. 6
	Willett, Eldon
	15
	177/158  
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
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	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
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	43
	SRU 39, T. 7 
	Alcoa
	21
	177/158  
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	44
	SRU 41, T. 1 & T. 2
	Baker, Joe L., et al
	46
	181/487
	 
	220/489     220/498     260/298
	 

	45
	SRU 42, T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3
	Moffit, James W.
	143.5
	177/190  177/185
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	46
	SRU 43
	Baker, Joe L. et al
	88.25
	181/501, 181/494, 182/109, 182/371, 182/368 & 181/491
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	47
	SRU 51
	Jenkins, Lee
	112.5
	175/209
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	48
	SRU 52
	See SRU 57
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	49
	SRU 53
	Jenkins, Landon, et al
	78
	175/350
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	50
	SRU 57 & SRU 52 
	Hill, Charles N., et al          (1/2 int. in 174 ac) (Also See SRU 52)
	169
	177/646 178/10  175/174  178/13  178/4  178/7  178/1  177/643  177/640  177/201
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	51
	SRU 60
	Jenkins, Landon, et al
	132.8
	183/471  183/469  199/421  199/360  199/358   199/356   200/38   199/422   183/475   200/233
	 
	220/489     220/498  220/512   220/513   220/514      220/515   220/516   220/517   220/518
	 

	52
	SRU 67
	Wells, Walter
	51
	177/204
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	53
	SRU 68, T. 1 & T. 2
	Horne, John H.
	71.25
	177/247   177/243
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	54
	SRU/SRW 74
	Grisham/Baker   (Also See SRW 74)
	88.5
	181/497   185/131
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	55
	SRU 93
	Gibson, L. D., et ux 
	50.625
	177/508  177/511
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	56
	SRU 95
	Brown, W. H.
	29.8
	183/148
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	57
	SRU 96, T. 1 & T. 2
	Kelley, C. E. 
	107.85
	177/258
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	58
	SRU 97, T. 1 thru T. 5
	Shelton, Ruth E.
	200.05
	177/250
	130/337
	220/489     220/498
	169/366

	59
	SRU 99, T. 1, T. 2 
	Evans, Joe
	28.87     24
	175/222
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	60
	SRU 100, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3, T. 4, T. 5, T. 6, & T. 7
	Russell, Mrs. Ossie
	12.64     9.76     10.81     7.26     8.76 7.76  7.26     
	182/64
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
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	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
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	61
	SRU 101, T. 1
	Russell, Dorris
	28.71
	175/285
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	62
	SRU 101, T. 2
	Russell, Dorris
	48.1
	175/285
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	63
	SRU 101, T. 3 & T. 4
	Russell, Dorris
	42.69
	175/285
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	64
	SRU 105
	Ponder, Lanie M., et al
	41.4
	190/183   190/185   190/181   187/56  194/499
	 
	220/489     220/498   220/508
	 

	65
	SRU 109
	Whitledge, R. M.
	191
	175/293
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	66
	SRU 110 (240), T. 1 thru T. 4
	Householder, Inez, et al 
	207-7/8
	175/413  175/422  175/416  175/419
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	67
	SRU 111
	Blue, Clifton Eugene -partial interest (SRW 114)
	89.75
	175/288
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	68
	SRU/SRW 112
	Powell, Rowland   (Also see SRW 112)
	69.23
	183/91
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	69
	SRU 133
	O'Neal, Essel
	104
	182/229  180/480
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	70
	SRU 137
	Stull, Lula Villines, et al
	128
	179/436 178/179
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	71
	SRU 138
	Springer, Maurice
	91.12
	182/386
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	72
	SRU 139, T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3
	Powell, Jess
	67            2.5   13.06      
	182/394
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	73
	SRU 146 & SRU 186
	Baker, Raymond K, et al 
	129.5
	162/103   196/103   196/105
	 
	220/489     220/498   220/509   220/510
	 

	74
	SRU 148, T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3
	Collins, Robert B., et al
	61.24     43.37     46.25
	182/390   183/144   183/151
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	75
	SRU 154
	Heddens, Virginia, et al
	139.14
	178/26    178/29       178/32       178/35       178/38       178/41
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	76
	SRU 157, T. 1 thru T. 16
	Irwin, Ora Lee, et al
	537.87 ac & 58 poles
	178/238   178/278   178/230   178/234   178/242   178/226
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	77
	SRU 159
	Page, Charlie, et al
	121.75
	194/470  182/521  182/531  182/529  182/523   182/525   182/527  185/72
	 
	220/489     220/498  220/507
	 

	78
	SRU 164, T. 1 & 2
	Baker, Rufus K., Jr.
	52.2
	185/127
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
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	79
	SRU 165
	Freer, Lilly White, et al
	5.5
	161/247
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	80
	SRU 168
	Carrier, R.
	13.8
	 183/67   185/74
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	81
	SRU 169
	Oglesby, Loralee
	43.1
	182/67   183/297
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	82
	SRU 186
	See SRU 146
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	83
	SRU 204 & SRU 205, T. 1 
	Shelton, Roy, et al; Matthews, Dora E. 
	32.2
	177/527  177/516
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	84
	SRU 204 & SRU 205, T. 2 
	Shelton, Roy, et al; Matthews, Dora E. 
	25
	177/527   177/516
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	85
	SRU 206 & SRU 207
	Stull, Lula Villines, et al
	141
	 183/324   183/327   184/242
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	86
	SRU/SRW 218
	Todd, R. M. 
	214.5
	185/350
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	87
	SRU 222
	Baker, Joe E., et ux
	15
	185/43
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	88
	SRU 223, T.1 & T. 2
	Willett, Eldon, et al
	63.06   62
	190/35  190/163
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	89
	SRU 226, T. 1 & 2
	Townsend, Stella, et al
	14.75
	184/474   184/471
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	90
	SRU 232, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3, T. 4, T. 5
	Hill, Essie
	7.99     12.45     9.75     10.5     1.8
	179/259
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	91
	SRU 236
	Waller, Lyle B.
	10
	161/104
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	92
	SRU 248, T. 1 & T. 2
	Russell, Morris
	157.35
	162/587   194/91
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	93
	SRU 265, T. 1
	Watson, Ida, et al                        (1/2 int. in 83.75 ac.)
	321.08
	190/75  174/152  174/285  194/8   193/539   193/536   193/538 
	 
	220/489     220/498   220/502   220/503   220/504   220/505
	 

	94
	SRU 266
	Franklin, Inez, et al
	99
	190/104
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	95
	SRU/SRW 274
	See SRW 274
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	96
	SRU 289
	Rakestraw, Tony, et al
	100
	190/167
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	97
	SRU 314
	Shelton, William R., et al (5/6 int.)
	60
	185/23  185/25  189/308  189/304   211/648   211/646   212/276  212/437   212/301  212/610  212/612  213/96  214/395
	162/376  162/434
	220/489     220/498      220/519   220/520   220/521   220/522   220/523   220/524   220/525   220/526   220/617   220/618
	169/545   169/544

	98
	SRU 315
	Quinn, Wm., et al
	48.875
	183/452   183/450
	 
	220/489     220/498
	 

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	99
	SRU 320
	Oakley/Jenkins
	67.5
	185/382   215/483
	 
	220/489   220/498   220/525
	 

	100
	SRW 61, T. 1 & T. 2
	Ware, Sibbie R.
	82
	 
	133/226
	 
	169/366   169/376

	101
	SRW 62, T. 1-T. 3
	Ware, Sam P.
	115
	 
	133/55   133/462
	 
	169/366  169/376

	102
	SRW 63, T. 1 & T. 2
	Gibson, Cordie, et al
	45.75
	 
	130/183
	 
	169/366   169/376

	103
	SRW 64
	Taylor, Everett
	231.75
	 
	130/188  130/186
	 
	169/366   169/376

	104
	SRW 65, T. 1, T. 2, & T. 4 
	Gibson, Cordie, et al
	50     114.5     60
	 
	128/76       128/73
	 
	169/366   169/376

	105
	SRW 66 and 130
	Tapp, Helburn, et al (1/5 int. T. 2 & 4/5 int. in T. 3)
	216.3
	178/176
	130/241
	220/489     220/498
	169/366   169/376

	106
	SRW  69, T. 2  (there are duplicate T. 2s, but diff. Acreage
	Householder, Ida, et al  Jenkins, Roscoe
	13.83
	175/326   183/322
	128/107   135/90
	220/489     220/498
	169/366   169/376

	107
	SRW 69, T. 2
	Householder, Ida, et al  Jenkins, Roscoe
	75.25
	175/326   183/322
	128/107   135/90
	220/489     220/498
	169/366   169/376

	108
	SRW 70, T. 1, T. 2
	Fraser, Lonnie, et al
	30     52.75
	 
	128/594    128/591    128/589
	 
	169/366   169/376

	109
	SRW 71, T. 1 through T. 5
	Martin, Arthur A., et al
	77
	 
	134/453   134/450
	 
	169/366   169/376

	110
	SRW 72
	Leslie, J. B.
	74
	 
	130/340
	 
	169/366   169/376

	111
	SRW 73, T. 1 thru - T. 3
	Hicks, Ollie Belle
	82
	 
	133/231   133/376   134/244
	 
	169/366   169/376

	112
	SRW/SRU 74, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3, T. 4
	Grisham, Beulah, et al
	17     21.75     24
25
	 
	133/147   135/303
	 
	169/366   169/376

	113
	SRW 75
	Gardner/White/Alcoa   (1/9)
	188
	 
	130/190
	 
	169/366   169/376

	114
	SRW 75, T. 2B
	Gardner, W. F., et ux
	41
	 
	130/190
	 
	169/366   169/376

	115
	SRW 75, T. 2C
	Gardner, W. F. et ux
	86.5
	 
	130/190
	 
	169/366   169/376

	116
	SRW 76, T. 1 & T. 2
	Wilson, Odis, et ux
	130.25
	 
	130/349
	 
	169/366   169/376

	117
	SRW 77
	Mooney, Calvin C.
	194.5
	 
	130/166
	 
	169/366   169/376

	118
	SRW 78 
	Hill, Norman, et ux
	139.5
	 
	133/52   133/459
	 
	169/366   169/376

	119
	SRW 79, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3, T. 4, T. 5 & T. 6
	Baker/Clements
	30             30            30          11.6          6             16
	 
	135/336   147/471   198/192
	 
	169/366   169/376

	120
	SRW 80, T. 1 & T. 2
	Woodring, Etta, et al
	91.6
	 
	130/362    130/358   130/360
	 
	169/366   169/376

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	121
	SRW 80, T. 2
	Woodring, Etta, et al
	75
	 
	130/362    130/358   130/360
	 
	169/366   169/376

	122
	SRW 81, T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3
	Franklin, Noah
	220.29
	 
	133/223  134/13
	 
	169/366   169/376

	123
	SRW 97
	Shelton, Ruth
	200.05
	177/250
	130/337
	220/489     220/498
	169/366   169/376

	124
	SRW 99, T. 2
	Evans, Joe
	24
	 
	unknown
	 
	169/366   169/376

	125
	SRW 102, T. A, B, C & D
	Gibson, Tom, et al
	93
	 
	133/276
	 
	169/366   169/376

	126
	SRW 103, T. 1
	Asher, E. M. 
	38.6
	 
	130/592
	 
	169/366   169/376

	127
	SRW 103, T. 2
	Asher, E. M. 
	20
	 
	130/592
	 
	169/366   169/376

	128
	SRW 103, T. 3 & T. 6 
	Asher, E. M. et al  -      partial int.  (See SRW 107)
	78.5
	 
	130/592  130/585  130/590
	 
	169/366   169/376

	129
	SRW 104
	Shoulders, George, et ux
	143.51
	 
	128/128    128/124    128/126
	 
	169/366   169/376

	130
	SRW 106
	Caldwell, A. W., et ux
	Approx. 100 and 80.71
	 
	133/47     133/510
	 
	169/366   169/376

	131
	SRW 107, T. 1
	Asher, J. H., et al (See SRW 103)
	60
	 
	130/585   130/590
	 
	169/366   169/376

	132
	SRW 107, T. 2
	Asher, J. H., et al (See SRW 103)
	43
	 
	130/585   130/590
	 
	169/366   169/376

	133
	SRW 107. T. 3
	Asher, J. H., et al (See SRW 103)
	22.72
	 
	130/585   130/590
	 
	169/366   169/376

	134
	SRW 107, T. 4 & 5
	Asher, J. H., et al (See SRW 103)
	60
	 
	130/585   130/590
	 
	169/366   169/376

	135
	SRW 111 & SRW 114
	Householder/Blue - partial interest 
	195.75
	 
	130/370
	 
	169/366   169/376

	136
	SRW 112
	Powell, Roland
	69.23
	 
	133/229   183/91
	 
	169/366   169/376

	137
	SRW 113, T. 1 
	Potts, John H. - partial int.  (See PR 10 (47) T. 1)
	55
	 
	130/366
	 
	169/366   169/376

	138
	SRW 113, T. 2
	Potts, John, et al - partial int. (See PR 10 (47) T. 2)
	52
	 
	130/366
	 
	169/366   169/376

	138
	SRW 114 
	See SRW 111
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	140
	SRW 115, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3, T. 4, T. 5
	Duncan, Starling R., et ux
	31.4
20
31
38      94.8
	 
	133/224  134/241
	 
	169/366   169/376

	141
	SRW 116, T. 1 & T. 2
	Watson, Glen, et ux
	84
	 
	133/273
	 
	169/366   169/376

	142
	SRW 117, T. 26
	Clark, Clarky, et al 
	45
	191/334, 191/348  191/363
	139/430  138/183  139/411    139/408 138/115         144/89        144/9     144/91
	220/489     220/498
	169/366   169/376

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	143
	SRW 118, T. 1 thru 4
	Swain, Thomas, et ux
	67.72
	 
	124/474
	 
	169/366   169/376

	144
	SRW 118, T. 5
	Swain, Thomas, et ux
	28.75
	 
	124/474
	 
	169/366   169/376

	145
	SRW 118, T. 6
	Swain, Thomas, et ux
	32.75
	 
	124/474
	 
	169/366   169/376

	146
	SRW 120, T. 1 & T. 2
	Duncan, Edna, et al
	Approx. 50 & 191 
	 
	133/337
	 
	169/366   169/376

	147
	SRW 121
	Tapp, F. A.
	104
	 
	129/450
	 
	169/366   169/376

	148
	SRW 122, T. 1 
	Watson, Addie, et al 
	84 less 1-1/2
	 
	128/332  128/329  128/338  128/335
	 
	169/366   169/376

	149
	SRW 122, T. 2
	Watson, Addie, et al 
	50
	 
	128/332  128/329  128/338  128/335
	 
	169/366   169/376

	150
	SRW 122, T. 3
	Watson, Addie, et al 
	11 (-) 1/2
	 
	128/332  128/329  128/338  128/335
	 
	169/366   169/376

	151
	SRW 122, T. 4
	Watson, Addie, et al 
	21
	 
	128/332  128/329  128/338  128/335
	 
	169/366   169/376

	152
	SRW 123, T. 1 & T. 2
	Shelton, Paul Truitt; Clark, Jimmy C., et ux
	50       
51
	 
	130/395  130/400
	 
	169/366   169/376

	153
	SRW 125, T. 1
	Asher, Stella, et al
	28.73
	 
	128/399
	 
	169/366   169/376

	154
	SRW 125, T. 2
	Asher, Stella, et al
	45
	 
	128/399
	 
	169/366   169/376

	155
	SRW 125, T. 3 & T. 4
	Asher, Stella, et al
	140
	 
	128/399
	 
	169/366   169/376

	156
	SRW 125, T. 5
	Asher, Stella, et al
	25
	 
	128/399
	 
	169/366   169/376

	157
	SRW 125, T. 6
	Asher, Stella, et al
	63.5
	 
	128/399
	 
	169/366   169/376

	158
	SRW 126
	McLeod, Elvan, et ux; Willard, Mary Lillian
	311.03
	 
	131/98  131/101
	 
	169/366   169/376

	159
	SRW 127, T. 1
	Rayburn, Joseph, et ux
	108.97
	 
	128/39
	 
	169/366   169/376

	160
	SRW 128, T. 1
	Whitledge, Chester, et ux
	50
	 
	128/42
	 
	169/366   169/376

	161
	SRW 129
	Crook, T. M., et al; Crook, George T., et ux
	263
	 
	130/577  141/414
	 
	169/366   169/376  169/448

	162
	SRW 130 & SRW 66
	See SRW 66
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	163
	SRW 131, T. 1
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	70
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	164
	SRW 131, T. 2
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	139.73
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	165
	SRW 131, T. 3
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	3.56
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	166
	SRW 131, T. 4
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	60
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	167
	SRW 131, T. 5
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	197.25
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	168
	SRW 131, T. 6
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	113.88
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	169
	SRW 131, T. 7, T. 8 & T. 9
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	69
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	170
	SRW 131, T. 11
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	25
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	171
	SRW 131, T. 12
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	25
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	172
	SRW 131, T. 13
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	66
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	173
	SRW 131, T. 14
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	46.5
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	174
	SRW 131, T. 15
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	22
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	175
	SRW 131, T. 16
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	95.75
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	176
	SRW 131, T. 17
	Clark, Clarky, et al
	37.25
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	177
	SRW 131, T. 22
	Clark, Clarky, et al          (1/4 int.)
	22
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	178
	SRW 131, T. 23
	Clark, Clarky, et al          (1/4 int.)
	10.5
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	179
	SRW 131, T. 24
	Clark, Clarky, et al           (1/4 int.)
	30.75
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	180
	SRW 131, T. 25
	Clark, Clarky, et al          (1/2 int.)
	63.25
	 
	139/430    139/411
	 
	169/366   169/376

	181
	SRW 131, T. 26
	See SRW 117, T. 26
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	182
	SRW 132, T. 1 & T. 2
	Riggs, Mary, et al
	120
	 
	134/5
	 
	169/366   169/376

	183
	SRW 135, T. 1 & T. 2
	Clark, Carville, et al
	126.5    17.67
	 
	133/217
	 
	169/366   169/376

	184
	SRW 140, T. 1 
	Clark, Choice, Sr., et al 
	50
	 
	133/520  133/518
	 
	169/366   169/376

	185
	SRW 140, T. 2 thru T. 4
	Clark, Choice, Sr., et al; Clark, Choice, Jr., et ux
	140
	 
	133/520  133/518
	 
	169/366   169/376

	186
	SRW 141
	Whitledge/Rich
	35
	 
	135/240 & 135/243
	 
	169/366   169/376

	187
	SRW 142
	Combs, Hardy, et ux
	75
	 
	130/477
	 
	169/366   169/376

	188
	SRW 143, T. 1
	Duncan, Choice
	115.25
	 
	130/352
	 
	169/366   169/376

	189
	SRW 143, T. 4
	Duncan, Choice
	34.25
	 
	130/352
	 
	169/366   169/376

	190
	SRW 147and SRW 152, T. 1, T. 2A & T. 2B 
	Clark/Gibson
	217
	 
	135/24      135/22
	 
	169/366   169/376

	191
	SRW 149 and SRW 200, T. 1 thru T. 3 
	Watson, Bettie, et al 
	213.96
	 
	128/214   128/220   134/5      133/217
	 
	169/366   169/376

	192
	SRW 150
	Holeman, Georgie Nancy, et al (1/2 int.)
	184
	183/315
	134/425
	220/489   220/498
	169/366   169/376

	193
	SRW 151, T. 1-A, 1-B, & 2
	Polley, Wayne, et ux
	170.5
	 
	133/528
	 
	169/366   169/376

	194
	SRW 152 
	See SRW 147
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	195
	SRW 153, T. 1 
	Watson, Glen, et ux
	49.65
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	196
	SRW 153, T. 2
	Watson, Glen, et ux
	300
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	197
	SRW 153, T. 3
	Watson, Glen, et ux
	15.4
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	198
	SRW 153, T. 4
	Watson, Glen, et ux
	50
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	199
	SRW 153, T. 6
	Watson, Glen, et ux
	50
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	200
	SRW 153, T. 7 & 8
	Watson, Glen, et ux
	37.1
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	201
	SRW 153, T. 9
	Watson, Glen, et ux  (1/2 int.)
	50
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	202
	SRW 153, T. 10
	Watson, Glen, et ux  (1/2 int.)
	50
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	203
	SRW 153, T. 11
	Watson, Glen, et ux (1/2 int.)
	98.5
	 
	130/602 130/598
	 
	169/366   169/376

	204
	SRW 155
	 
	50
	 
	 
	 
	Unknown

	205
	SRW 167, T. 1 & T. 2
	Todd, Everett, et ux
	58            73.5
	 
	133/531
	 
	169/366   169/376

	206
	SRW 170
	Mooney, Claude
	49.25
	 
	133/525
	 
	169/366   169/376

	207
	SRW 172
	Springer, Lyhue
	34
	 
	131/439  131/441
	 
	169/366   169/376

	208
	SRW 173, T 1 & 2
	Taylor, A. N.
	136.7
	 
	135/359
	 
	169/366   169/376

	209
	SRW 175, T. 1
	Ramsey, C. L., et ux
	101.5
	 
	128/62
	 
	169/366   169/376

	210
	SRW 175, T. 2
	Ramsey, C. L., et ux
	102
	 
	128/62
	 
	169/366   169/376

	211
	SRW 175, T. 5
	Ramsey, C. L., et ux
	125.25
	 
	128/62
	 
	169/366   169/376

	212
	SRW 175, T. 6
	Ramsey, C. L., et ux
	30
	 
	128/62
	 
	169/366   169/376

	213
	SRW 175, T. 7
	Ramsey, C. L., et ux
	88.21
	 
	128/62
	 
	169/366   169/376

	214
	SRW 175, T. 8
	Ramsey, C. L., et ux
	40.38
	 
	128/62
	 
	169/366   169/376

	215
	SRW 176, T. ?, T. 4 & T. 5
	Leslie, Fred, et al
	178            25            25
	 
	134/43      134/41
	 
	169/366   169/376

	216
	SRW 177, T. 1
	Branson, E. C., et al
	60.14
	 
	131/207   131/205
	 
	169/366   169/376

	217
	SRW 177, T. 2 thru T. 11
	Branson, E. C., et al  (1/2 int. 17 ac./ 1/2 int. 71.69 ac.)
	128.28
	 
	131/207   131/205
	 
	169/366   169/376

	218
	SRW 178, T. 3
	Branson, E. C., et al  (1/2 int. 76.69 ac.)
	115
	 
	131/217   131/214   131/212   
	 
	169/366   169/376

	219
	SRW 179, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3, T. 4 & T. 5 
	Branson, Buford, C., et al
	2
48      33.5
 49        
5
	 
	131/296   131/299
	 
	169/366   169/376

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	220
	SRW 180, T. 1, T. 4 & T. 5
	Jones, Asher
	Approx. 25         18             50
	 
	131/91
	 
	169/366   169/376

	221
	SRW 181
	Duncan, Stargle Ray
	60.14
	 
	128/210
	 
	169/366   169/376

	222
	SRW 182, T. 1
	Shelton, Rosa B., et al  (5/6 int. in 5 ac.)
	60.14
	 
	135/348  135/345   135/350
	 
	169/366   169/376

	223
	SRW 183  
	Leslie, Raymond, et al
	199.65
	 
	128/252  128/255  128/257   128/259   128/261
	 
	169/366   169/376

	224
	SRW 183, T. 1
	Leslie, Raymond, et al
	71
	 
	128/259   128/255   128/252   128/257   128/261
	 
	169/366   169/376

	225
	SRW 183, T. 10
	Leslie, Raymond, et al
	32.1
	 
	128/252  128/255  128/257   128/259   128/261
	 
	169/366   169/376

	226
	SRW 184, T. 2
	Branson, Buford, C., et al
	54
	 
	128/586   129/195     135/527   135/530
	 
	169/366   169/376

	227
	SRW 188, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3, T. 4
	Melton, Rankin, et al
	40 
40
40
62
	 
	136/349   155/279   157/372   157/374
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/483

	228
	SRW 189
	Taylor, Inez, et al
	96.7
	 
	139/403   139/512   138/547   139/465
	 
	169/366   169/376

	229
	SRW 190
	Mooney, S. D. 
	76.5
	 
	129/215
	 
	169/366   169/376

	230
	SRW 191, T. 1 & T. 2
	Mooney, Lloyd, et ux
	119      
40
	 
	135/362
	 
	169/366   169/376

	231
	SRW 192, T. 1A, T. 1-B & T. 2
	Brogan, Delmar
	110
	 
	137/464
	 
	169/366   169/376

	232
	SRW 193, T. 1 thru T. 6
	Taylor, E. A. 
	163.775
	 
	134/46
	 
	169/366   169/376

	233
	SRW 194, T. 1 thru T. 3 (See SRW 201)
	Clark, Peachie, et al
	143.67
	 
	134/39
	 
	169/366   169/376

	234
	SRW 195, T. 1 
	Winters/Ramsey  (See SRW 262)
	45
	 
	131/416
	 
	169/366   169/376

	235
	SRW 195, T. 2 
	Williams/Alcoa (partial interest)
	38
	 
	131/412
	 
	169/366   169/376

	236
	SRW 195, T. 3 
	Branson/Melton/Alcoa (1/4 int.)
	42
	 
	131/412
	 
	169/366   169/376

	237
	SRW 195, T. 4
	Melton, et al
	90
	 
	131/412
	 
	169/366   169/376

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	238
	SRW 195, T. 5
	Melton, et al
	14
	 
	131/412
	 
	169/366   169/376

	239
	SRW 197, T. 1 & T. 2
	Grayson, Chester, et al
	85.25
	 
	134/27
	 
	169/366   169/376

	240
	SRW 198
	Abell, Hattie
	111.5
	 
	134/36             re-recorded  135/353
	 
	169/366   169/376

	241
	SRW 200  and SRW 149 
	See SRW 149
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	242
	SRW 201, T. 1
	Watson, Roy, et al  -1/2 int. in 20.5 ac. (See SRW 194))
	60
	 
	136/333    136/340   133/367
	 
	169/366   169/376

	243
	SRW 201, T. 2 
	Watson, Roy, et al    (partial int.)
	50
	 
	136/333    136/340   133/367
	 
	169/366   169/376

	244
	SRW 201, T. 5
	Watson, Roy, et al
	31.53
	 
	136/333    136/340   133/367
	 
	169/366   169/376

	245
	SRW 213, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3, T. 4, T. 5
	Whitledge, Elmon
	92.95  32.6    24.2    15.62    19.2
	 
	  117/372    149/232
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/481

	246
	SRW 214, T. 2A
	Asher, Coleman  
	36.5
	 
	132/440   132/443
	 
	169/366   169/376

	247
	SRW 214, T. 2B
	Asher, Coleman
	3
	 
	132/440   132/443
	 
	169/366   169/376

	248
	SRW 214, T. 3
	Asher, Coleman (2/5 int.)
	23.5
	 
	132/440   132/443
	 
	169/366   169/376

	249
	SRW 214, T.1 
	Asher, Coleman (1/2 int.)
	50
	 
	132/440   132/443
	 
	169/366   169/376

	250
	SRW 216, T. 1
	Carnal, Arthur L.
	86 less 1.5
	 
	128/387
	 
	169/366   169/376

	251
	SRW 216, T. 2
	Carnal, Arthur
	30
	 
	128/387
	 
	169/366   169/376

	252
	SRW 216, T. 3
	Carnal, Arthur
	8.23
	 
	128/387
	 
	169/366   169/376

	253
	SRW 216, T. 4 
	Carnal, Arthur  (partial int.)
	10
	 
	128/387
	 
	169/366   169/376

	254
	SRW 216, T. 5
	Carnal, Arthur
	53
	 
	128/387
	 
	169/366   169/376

	255
	SRW 216, T. 6 
	Carnal, Arthur  (1/2 int.)
	100 less 38.73
	 
	128/387
	 
	169/366   169/376

	256
	SRW 216, T. 7
	Carnal, Arthur et ux
	30
	 
	128/387
	 
	169/366   169/376

	257
	SRW 216, T. 8
	Carnal/Williams/Alcoa
	14.28
	 
	128/387
	 
	169/366   169/376

	258
	SRW 217, T. 1
	Franklin, Boyd, et ux
	140 less 19
	 
	128/222
	 
	169/366   169/376

	259
	SRW 218
	Todd, R. M. 
	214.5
	185/350
	131/104
	220/489   220/498
	169/366   169/376

	260
	SRW 231
	Todd, Carville, et ux
	75
	 
	130/610
	 
	169/366   169/376

	261
	SRW 233
	Arnold, Alloway
	1.3
	 
	117/125
	 
	169/366   169/376

	262
	SRW 235, T. 1
	Oakley, Zeta
	101.38
	 
	133/237
	 
	169/366   169/376

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	263
	SRW 238
	Madden, E. G. 
	179.5
	 
	135/342
	 
	169/366   169/376

	264
	SRW 239
	Graham, Amie
	30
	 
	117/388   143/1
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/456

	265
	SRW 241, T.1 & T.2
	Liggett, Chester
	100
	 
	135/301
	 
	169/366   169/376

	266
	SRW 242, T. 1 thru T. 3
	Carnal, Maudel, et al
	82                              80.67                  110 less 11
	 
	137/471   137/477   137/480   137/483   137/474   139/554
	 
	169/366   169/376

	267
	SRW 246, T. 1 & T. 2
	Duncan, Ray L., et ux
	140
	 
	136/479
	 
	169/366   169/376

	268
	SRW 247, T. 1 &  T. 2
	Harris, Tom D., et al
	59
	 
	139/527  139/530               188/197   188/200
	 
	169/366   169/376

	269
	SRW 249
	Newman, Melvin, et ux
	96
	 
	136/477
	 
	169/366   169/376

	270
	SRW 252, T. 1
	Rayburn, Mack
	82.6
	 
	139/540
	 
	169/366   169/376

	271
	SRW 252, T. 2 A & B
	Rayburn, Mack, et al
	40
	 
	139/540
	 
	169/366   169/376

	272
	SRW 252, T. 3
	Alcoa - 1/2 int.
	135
	 
	139/540
	 
	169/366   169/376

	273
	SRW 252, T. 4
	Rayburn, Mack, et al
	9.08
	 
	139/540
	 
	169/366   169/376

	274
	SRW 253, T. 1 & T. 2
	Rayburn, Mack, et al
	73.75        3
	 
	137/262   137/265   137/268
	 
	169/366   169/376

	275
	SRW 262, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3 
	Winters, Lester B.  (Also see SRW 195) 
	115
	 
	131/416
	 
	169/366   169/376

	276
	SRW 263, T. 1 & T. 2
	Davis, Harry, et al
	126.7
	 
	118/594   142/512   142/525
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/447   169/455

	277
	SRW 267, T. 1 thru T. 9 
	Bradley, Roy L, et al
	122.5
	 
	118/648   142/112   142/118   142/126   142/134
	 
	169/366   169/376  169/449   169/450   169/451   169/451

	278
	SRW 268
	Divine, Thurman, et al
	40.125
	 
	119/185   146/277   146/283   146/284   146/285   146/286   146/287   146/288   146/290   147/253   148/98   147/209
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/465   169/468   169/469   169/470   169/471   169/472   169/473   169/474   169/475   169/476   169/479   169/480

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	279
	SRW 269, T. 1 thru T. 5
	Duncan, Wynena S.,et al
	148
	 
	119/187   142/213   
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/477

	280
	SRW 270, T. 1 & T. 2
	Todd, William R., et al
	100.63        80
	 
	119/249   143/146  143/149   144/77
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/457   169/458   169/462

	281
	SRW 274, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3  and T. 4 
	Mason, A. G., et al
	30             100          9.5           62
	176/502   193/334   197/299   197/415   197/281   197/454   197/307
	129/450   129/452   146/305  146/496  147/314   146/506  147/202   146/511   146/471   146/481   146/476   146/491   146/501   146/470   147/471   146/491
	220/604   220/619   220/615   220/498   220/501   220/612   220/614   220/613   220/606   220/608   220/607   220/609   220/611   220/605   220/616   220/610
	169/531   169/546   169/542   169/366   169/539   169/541   169/540   169/533   169/535   169/534   169/536   169/538   169/532   169/543   169/537

	282
	SRW 275, T. 1 & 2
	Mooney, James D.
	45
	 
	137/277
	 
	169/366   169/376

	283
	SRW 275, T. 3
	Mooney, James D.  (1/2 int.)
	50
	 
	137/277
	 
	169/366   169/376

	284
	SRW 275, T. 4
	Mooney, James D.
	50
	 
	137/277
	 
	169/366   169/376

	285
	SRW 275, T. 5
	Mooney, James D.
	43-1/2 less 9
	 
	137/277
	 
	169/366   169/376

	286
	SRW 275, T. 6
	Mooney, James D.
	58
	 
	137/277
	 
	169/366   169/376

	287
	SRW 276 (Lot 3) (Lot 4) (Lot 5) (Lot 6)
	Householder, James W. /Alcoa
	54
	191/363
	139/408   139/411   139/430
	220/489     220/498
	169/366   169/376   169/461   169/463   169/464

	288
	SRW 277
	Ware, Sam, et ux
	13.37
	 
	137/171
	 
	169/366   169/376

	289
	SRW 279, T. 1 
	Clark, C. B., et ux
	18.62
	 
	137/271
	 
	169/366   169/376

	290
	SRW 279, T. 2
	Clark, C. B., et ux
	67
	 
	137/271
	 
	169/366   169/376

	291
	SRW 280, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3 & T. 4 
	Shelton, Ora M., et al
	52.5    15.5       27       
18
	 
	120/54   146/135
	 
	169/490

	292
	SRW 281, T. 1 & T. 2
	Shelton, C. P. 
	41.38     20.25
	 
	120/50   146/135
	 
	169/490

	293
	SRW 282, T. 1
	Shelton, Ora M., et al
	58.5
	 
	120/46   146/135
	 
	169/490

	294
	SRW 283
	Shelton, Ora, et al
	47.61
	 
	120/52   146/135
	 
	169/490

	295
	SRW 284, T. 1 & T. 2
	Shelton, C. P. 
	53.5   95.2
	 
	120/48   146/135
	 
	169/490

	
								
	 
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL
	ALCOA

	 
	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	296
	SRW 285, T. 1 thru T. 3
	Mooney, S. D. 
	132.5
	 
	137/259
	 
	169/366   169/376

	297
	SRW 286, T. 1
	Ramsey, C. L., et ux
	73.75 less 8.9
	 
	136/344
	 
	169/366   169/376

	298
	SRW 290
	Townsend, Weaver
	29.13
	 
	122/583   147/216
	 
	169/366   169/376

	299
	SRW 291
	Winstead, Iley Brogan, et al
	97.5
	 
	138/364   138/357
	 
	169/366   169/376

	300
	SRW 292, T. 1, T. 2, T. 3
	Ramsey, Chester, et al
	188
	 
	136/405   136/408
	 
	169/366   169/376

	301
	SRW 293
	Brill, Jesse, et vir.
	35
	 
	139/366
	 
	169/366   169/376

	302
	SRW 295
	Ramsey, Chester L., et al
	25
	 
	136/347  136/384
	 
	169/366   169/376

	303
	SRW 296, T. 4
	Bumpus, Euyne, et al
	70
	 
	138/103    138/598  
	 
	169/366   169/376

	304
	SRW 297, T. 2
	Bumpus, Euyne Lorene, et al
	25
	 
	138/598   138/591
	 
	169/366   169/376

	305
	SRW 297, T. 3
	Bumpus, Nealie
	33.5
	 
	138/598   138/591
	 
	169/366   169/376

	306
	SRW 297A
	Bumpus, Nealie, et al
	39.15
	 
	138/598   138/591
	 
	169/366   169/376

	307
	SRW 298, T. 3
	Bumpus, Euyne L., et al
	60
	 
	138/106   138/111
	 
	169/366   169/376

	308
	SRW 312
	Rich, Joel C., et al
	40
	 
	129/267   142/482   142/484
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/453   169/454

	309
	SRW 313, T. 4 & T. 5
	Woodward, Virgil
	52      10.8
	 
	130/541   161/569
	 
	169/366   169/276   169/485   169/486

	310
	SRW 314
	See SRU 314
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 

	311
	SRW 316, T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3
	Rich, Frank, et al
	13.23       35  
30
	 
	134/282   165/215  165/211
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/487   169/488

	312
	SRW 317 & 318, T. 1 & T. ? 
	Duncan/Kostblade
	Approx. 25        
50
	 
	134/283   143/373  
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/460

	313
	SRW 318, T. 1
	Kostblade, George   (1/2 int.)
	77
	 
	134/285   143/344
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/459

	314
	SRW 318, T. 2 thru T. 4
	Kostbade, George, Sr., et ux
	104
	 
	134/285   143/344
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/459

	315
	SRW 319
	Crowley, Henry, et ux
	126.94 less 1
	 
	135/440   165/798
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/489

	316
	SRW 321 & SRW 322
	Mabry, Effie B., et vir
	40
	 
	135/548   146/279    146/281
	 
	169/366   169/376   169/466   169/467

	
								
	 
	

AND BEING the same property conveyed to Alcoa Properties, Inc. or Alcoa Fuels, Inc. as shown in the deed books and page numbers listed above in the column entitled "Alcoa Recording Information".

Alcoa Properties, Inc., an Indiana corporation, changed its name on May 31, 1963, to Alcoa Fuels, Inc., an Indiana corporation, as shown in Corporation Book 2, page 516 in the Office of the Union County Clerk and in Miscellaneous Book 62, page 512, in the Webster County Clerk's Office.

See also Quitclaim Deed of Conveyance between Alcoa Fuels, Inc. and Dyson Creek Coal Company, LLC, dated October 25, 2005, of record in Deed Book 320, at Page 560, in the Union County Clerk’s Office, and in Deed Book 258, at Page 483, in the Webster County Clerk’s Office.

See also Quitclaim Deed of Conveyance between Dyson Creek Coal Company, LLC, and Alcoa Fuels, Inc., dated July 23, 2009, of record in Deed Book 336, at Page 157, in the Union County Clerk’s Office, and in Deed Book 272, at Page 398, in the Webster County Clerk’s Office.

EXHIBIT A-2

ALCOA COAL PROPERTIES
(PREVIOUSLY SOLD TO AND RE-ACQUIRED FROM LODESTAR)

	
					
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL

	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	FILE NUMBER(S)
	FILE NAME(S)
	ACREAGE
	UNION
DB/P
	WEBSTER
DB/P

	PR 7 (6)
	Todd, O. E. 
	102.5
	136/459
	48/127

	PR 7 (7) T. 1, T. 4, & T. 6
	Franklin, J. W. 
	128
	 
	48/135

	PR 7 (7) T. 3, 5, 7,  8,  9 & 10
	Franklin, J. W.
	92.39
	 
	48/135

	PR 7 (8)
	Nall, Ben/George, et al
	38.75
	 
	48/621

	PR 7 (11) T. 1
	Kuykendall, J. F.
	61.50
	 
	48/124

	PR 7 (12) T. 1 & T. 4
	Kuykendall, W. L. 
	102                 15.5
	 
	48/112

	PR 7 (12) T. 5, 6, 7, 8, 11A, 11B & 12
	Kuykendall, W. L. 
	82                     
	 
	48/112

	PR 7 (12) T. 9
	Kuykendall, W. L. 
	30
	 
	48/112

	PR 7 (12) T. 10
	Kuykendall, W. L.
	39.75
	 
	48/112

	PR 7 (12) T. 3
	Kuykendall, W. L. 
	15.5
	 
	48/112

	PR 7 (14) T. 1
	Nall, J. W. 
	127.75
	 
	48/101

	PR 7 (14) T. 2
	Nall, J. W.
	70
	 
	48/101

	PR 7 (14) T. 3
	Nall, J. W. 
	75
	 
	48/101

	PR 7 (14) T. 4
	Nall, J. W. 
	10
	 
	48/101

	PR 7 (15) T. 1
	Mitchell, George
	138.25
	 
	48/133

	PR 7 (15) T. 2
	Mitchell, George
	31.75
	 
	48/133

	PR 7 (15) T. 3
	Mitchell, George
	80
	 
	48/133

	PR 7 (15) T. 4
	Mitchell, George
	18
	 
	48/133

	PR 7 (16) T. 1
	Nall, S. P.
	80
	 
	48/117

	PR 7 (16) T. 2
	Nall, S. P.
	31
	 
	48/117

	PR 7 (16) T. 3
	Nall, S. P.
	20.5
	 
	48/117

	PR 7 (16) T. 4
	Nall, S. P.
	119.19
	 
	48/117

	PR 7 (16) T. 5
	Nall, S. P.
	60 less 35
	 
	48/117

	PR7 (17.1)
	O’Nan, J.T.
	100
	 
	48/129

	PR 7 (18)
	Johnson, T. E. 
	100
	 
	48/122

	PR 7 (26) T. 1
	Watson, G. T. & M. E. 
	46.66
	 
	48/92

	PR 7 (26) T. 2
	Watson, G. T. & M. E. 
	12.75
	 
	48/92

	PR 7 (26) T. 3
	Watson, G. T. & M. E.  
	81.67
	 
	48/92

	PR 7 (28)
	Gibson, M. C. 
	15.5
	 
	48/120

	PR 7 (30)
	Vanover, Thomas
	88.6
	 
	48/109

	PR 7 (31)
	Hill, Sidney, et ux
	101
	 
	48/131

	PR 7 (33), T. 1 & 2
	Dunkley, Nancy B.
	53.22
	 
	48/96

	PR 7 (34.3) (35, T. 3)
	Moore, W. I. 
	100
	 
	48/103        CDB 2/613

	PR 7 (34.3) (35, T. 4)
	Moore, W. I.
	64.25
	 
	48/103        CDB 2/613

	PR 7 (34.3) (35, T. 5)
	Moore, W. I.
	40
	 
	48/103          CDB 2/613

	PR 7 (34.3) (35, T. 6)
	Moore, W. I.
	25
	 
	48/103        CDB 2/613

	
					
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL

	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	PR 7 (36)
	Skinner, Sallie
	150
	 
	48/98
    CDB 2/502

	PR 7 (107)
	Nall, J. W. 
	35
	 
	50/251

	PR 7 (255), T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3
	Babb, Leonard, et al
	100
	 
	CDB 2/504

	PR 10 (1), T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3
	Blackwell/Arnold
	90              18.53              11
	 
	108/616

	PR 10 (2) T. 1, 2 & 3
	Kelley Estate
	19 
  78.5
    2.5
	 
	109/113

	PR 10 (4)
	Williams, Caryl
	270.5
	 
	108/652

	PR 10 (5) (5.1A)(5.1B) (5.2)
	Hearin/Cotton
	128            19.63
 18.6
15.79
	 
	109/4

	PR 10 (7) T. 1, 2 & 3
	Kuykendall, Clarence
	61
38
35
	 
	109/196

	PR 10 (11)
	Williams, Willie D. 
	42.62
	 
	109/29

	PR 10 (12), T. 1
	Hill, Warren
	35
	 
	109/30

	PR 10 (13)
	Arnold, Alloway
	15
	 
	109/128

	PR 10 (14.2) T. 1  & T. 2
	Virgin, Clore
	13.4
	 
	112/556

	PR 10 (15), T. 1, 2 & 3
	Virgin, Clore
	6
8.37
13
	 
	109/127

	PR 10 (16)
	Lipford/Moore
	41.5
	 
	112/542   109/299

	PR 10 (17) T. 1 & 2
	Kuykendall, Hugh A.
	35
18.56
	 
	112/536

	PR 10 (18)
	Mitchell, J. V. 
	184
	 
	112/510

	PR 10 (19) T. A-1, A-2 & A-3
	Powell, Illie
	50
45
 30
	 
	113/28

	PR 10 (20), T. 1 & 2
	Mitchell, C. A. 
	78.6         181.75         
	 
	113/49

	PR 10 (21) T. 1
	Grigg, H. R. 
	16
	 
	113/47

	PR 10 (23) T. 1 & 2
	Lipford, Sampson
	5
22.27
	 
	113/46

	PR 10 (24)
	Springer, Thomas
	100
	 
	113/264

	PR 10 (26), T. 1 & 2
	McGaw, Edwin
	58
13.25
	 
	113/163

	PR 10 (27) T. 1, 2 & 3
	Shofner, Jimmie L. 
	6.75
20
8
	 
	113/225

	PR 10 (28)
	Foster, W. C. 
	16
	 
	113/168

	PR 10 (29) T. 1 & 2)
	Lipford Heirs
	67.25
20
	 
	114/264    or (267)

	PR 10 (31) T. 1
	Morehead/Tucker
	22.86
	 
	113/417

	PR 10 (33)
	Townsend heirs
	92
	 
	113/627

	
					
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL

	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	PR 10 (34) T. 1 & 2
	Bennett/Mart
	10
6
	 
	114/85 & 87

	PR 10 (35)
	Martin, Richard L.
	38.5
	 
	114/82

	PR 10 (45) 
	Riggs/Hearin
	93
	 
	115/536

	PR 10 (48) T. 1 & 2
	Townsend, Agnes R. 
	27.25
	 
	115/510

	PR 10 (48) T. 3
	Townsend, Agnes R. 
	29.76
	 
	115/510

	PR 10 (51) T. 1A & 1B
	White, T. C. 
	29
	 
	116/56

	PR 10 (52) T. 1
	White, J. L. 
	18
	 
	116/57

	PR 10 (52) T. 2 & 3
	White, J. L. 
	6.5
	 
	116/57

	PR 10 (53) T. 1 & 2
	Kelley, D. H. 
	99.12
	 
	115/47

	PR 10 (53) T. 4
	Kelley, D. H. 
	60
	 
	115/47

	PR 10 (54) T. 1
	Stodghill, A. A. 
	42.23
	 
	110/92

	PR 10 (54), T. 2
	Stodghill, A. A. 
	37.8
	 
	110/92

	PR 11 (1) T. 1 & T. 2, T. 3
	Freer, C. E. 
	55
68                  4.5 
	145/34
	 

	PR 11 (3), T. 1
	Brown, Denny
	146
	145/41
	 

	PR 11 (5), T. 1, T. 2 & T. 3 
	Blackwell, Lloyd
	53.75
7.9
79.74
	145/29
	 

	PR 11 (8)
	Hearin, Ollie, et al
	25.8
	145/95
	 

	PR 11 (9)
	Kuykendall, Audie May
	41.8
	145/143   145/144   145/263
	 

	PR 11 (10),  T. 3
	Duncan, L. T. 
	48.8
	147/155
	 

	PR 11 (31), T. 3 & T. 7
	Wells/Sigler
	72.5
	145/269   148/172
	 

	PR 11 (31) T. 1 and (58), T. 1
	Wells/Sigler
	85
	145/269   148/172
	 

	PR 11 (31) T. 2 and (58) T. 2
	Wells/Sigler
	18.5
	145/269  148/172
	 

	PR 11 (31) T. 4A and (58) T. 4C
	Wells/Sigler
	36.25
	145/269  148/172
	 

	PR 11 (38)
	Tate, Jerry
	39.62
	145/365
	 

	PR 11 (52) T. 1 & T. 2
	Freer/Sigler
	21.64          8.48
	145/461   145/489
	 

	PR 11 (52) T. 3 & T. 4
	Freer, S., et ux
	40                   10
	145/461
	 

	PR 11 (54)
	Tate, Fannie, et al
	55.35
	145/310
	 

	PR 11 (56.1)(56.2)
	Freer/Sigler
	65                39.5               
	145/491   145/464
	 

	PR 11 (59/59A) T. 1
	Brown/Arnold
	45.75
	153/230   153/225
	 

	PR 11 (59/59A), T. 2
	Brown/Arnold
	40
	153/230   153/225
	 

	PR 11 (59/59A), T. 3
	Brown/Arnold
	15
	153/230   153/225
	 

	PR 11 (59/59A), T. 4
	Brown/Arnold
	32.25
	153/230   153/225
	 

	
					
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL

	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	PR 11 (60), T. 1 & 2
	Davis, Harry E. 
	52.75
100
	153/308
	 

	PR 11 (61)
	Wells, Walter
	58.5
	153/287
	 

	PR 11 (62)
	Wells, Walter
	35
	153/289
	 

	PR 11 (63)
	Freer, Allen
	63
	153/285
	 

	PR 11 (64)
	Robinett, Mont
	12
	153/283
	 

	PR 11 (66)
	Russell, Dorris
	94
	154/93
	 

	PR 11 (67), T. 1, 2, 3 & 4
	Brown, Bessie, et al
	43.24
	154/94   156/280   156/279   156/68   156/125
	 

	PR 11 (68) T. 1
	Pride, J. W. 
	101.36
	154/193
	 

	PR 11 (68), T. 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6
	Pride, J. W. 
	23
	154/193
	 

	PR 11 (69), T. 1
	Strouse, R. H. 
	40
	154/476
	 

	PR 11 (70), T. 1
	Watson/Liles
	117
	154/471   155/425   154/415
	 

	PR 11 (71),  T. 1
	Schreiber, Dorothy
	55.25
	155/511   156/222   154/473
	 

	PR 11 (72)
	Pride, J. W. 
	40
	156/117
	 

	PR 11 (76)
	Kuykendall, Hugh A.
	10.23
	149/32
	 

	PR 11 (78)
	Perry, Thomas R., Jr.
	50
	155/509
	 

AND BEING a portion of the same properties conveyed by Alcoa Fuels, Inc., an Indiana corporation, to Tradewater Mining Co., an Illinois corporation, an undivided fifty percent (50%) interest and to Costain Land (Pyro), Inc., a Delaware corporation, an undivided fifty percent (50%) interest:

		
	(a)
	by “Short Form of Deed” dated September 30, 1982, recorded in the Webster County Clerk’s Office in Deed Book 185, page 769, and in the Union County Clerk’s Office in Deed Book 240, page 343; and,

		
	(b)
	by “Short Form of Deed” dated October 25, 1982, recorded in Webster County Clerk’s Office in Deed Book 186, page 80, and in the Union County Clerk’s Office in Deed Book 240, page 469.

By Certificates issued by the Kentucky Secretary of State dated September 8, 1992, effective December 31, 1991:

		
	(a)
	Costain Land (Pyro), Inc., a Delaware corporation filed with the Kentucky Secretary of State a Certificate of Ownership and Merger into Costain Coal Holdings, Inc., a Delaware corporation.  This certification is recorded in Miscellaneous Book 117, page 480, and re-recorded in Miscellaneous Book 117, page 522, of the Webster County Clerk’s Office and in Corporation Book 5, page 490 of the Union County Clerk’s Office; and,

		
	(b)
	Costain Coal Holdings, Inc., a Delaware corporation, filed an Application for Amended Certificate of Authority changing its corporate name to Costain Coal, Inc.  

This certification is recorded in Miscellaneous Book 117, page 481, and Miscellaneous Book 117, page 523, of the Webster County Clerk’s Office and in Corporation Book 5, page 491, of the Union County Clerk’s Office.

By Unanimous Written Consent of the Board of Directors of Costain Coal Holdings, Inc., a Delaware corporation, and by a Sworn Certificate of Board Resolution, of Lodestar Energy, Inc., effective December 31, 1991, Tradewater Mining Company, an Illinois corporation, was merged into Costain Coal Holdings, Inc., as is recorded in Miscellaneous Book 124, page 489, of the Webster County Clerk’s Office and in Corporation Book 7, page 155 of the Union County Clerk’s Office.

By Certificate of Amendment of Certificate of Incorporation as verified by a Certification of the Delaware Secretary of State, Costain Coal, Inc., a Delaware corporation, changed its name to Lodestar Energy, Inc., effective July 21, 1997.  This Certification is recorded in Miscellaneous Book 122, page 194, and re-recorded in Miscellaneous Book 124, page 488, of the Webster County Clerk’s Office and in Corporation Book 6, page 155, in the Union County Clerk’s Office.

AND BEING part of the same property conveyed to Alcoa Fuels, Inc. by Lodestar Energy, Inc., by William D. Bishop, its Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee, by Correction and Confirmation Deed dated October 30, 2005, but effective August 21, 2003, of record in Deed Book 258, page 404, in the Office of the Webster County Clerk, and in Deed Book 320, page 344, in the Office of the Union County Clerk.

See also Quitclaim Deed of Conveyance between Alcoa Fuels, Inc. and Dyson Creek Coal Company, LLC, dated October 25, 2005, of record in Deed Book 320, at Page 560, in the Union County Clerk’s Office, and in Deed Book 258, at Page 483, in the Webster County Clerk’s Office.

See also Quitclaim Deed of Conveyance between Dyson Creek Coal Company, LLC, and Alcoa Fuels, Inc., dated July 23, 2009, of record in Deed Book 336, at Page 157, in the Union County Clerk’s Office, and in Deed Book 272, at Page 398, in the Webster County Clerk’s Office.

EXHIBIT A-3

ALCOA COAL PROPERTIES
(ACQUIRED FROM LODESTAR)

	
					
	 
	 
	 
	ORIGINAL

	 
	 
	 
	RECORDING INFORMATION

	FILE NUMBER(S)
	FILE NAME(S)
	ACREAGE
	UNION
DB/P
	WEBSTER
DB/P

	P-045-00
	Nall, J. O.
	102.6
	 
	180/682

	P-080-00                   Also See:  SRW 274, T. 4
	Clements (1/300th); Clements (1/300th); and Fournier (1/540th)
	62
	257/177
257/180
257/183
	 

	P-092-00           Also See:  SRW 39, T. 7 (21 ac.)
	Woodring Heirs (partial interest)
	94.5
	260/137
	 

	P-103-00
	Moore, W. I. Moore
	37.5
	 
	202/712

	P-123-00
	Clements, Aaron
Clements, Florence
Fournier, Timothy
	30
30
6
11.6
30
10.1
	 
	212/710
214/93
213/562

	P-142-00
	Young, James E., et ux
	2.21
	 
	220/260

	P-144-00
	Lodestar/Cotton (1/4)
	11
	 
	222/170

	P-145-00
	Lodestar (Render) (1/4)
	11 & 1
	 
	225/117

	P-146-00
	Lodestar  (Free Union Church)
	1
	 
	222/448

	P-149-00
	Lodestar  (Mooney)
	6.7
	 
	222/772

	P-152-00
	Lodestar  (Brogan)
	8.55
	 
	224/346   225/672

	P-177-00 
	Clark, Eugene  (1/8th)
	49
	 
	234/602

	No “P” #
	Blackwell, Mary Taylor, et al
	90
	245/386
	 

	No “P” #
	Moore, W. I. Heirs
	150
	 
	194/467

AND BEING part of the same property conveyed to Alcoa Fuels, Inc. by Lodestar Energy, Inc., by William D. Bishop, its Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee, by Correction and Confirmation Deed dated October 30, 2005, but effective August 21, 2003, of record in Deed Book 258, page 404, in the Office of the Webster County Clerk, and in Deed Book 320, page 344, in the Office of the Union County Clerk.

See also Quitclaim Deed of Conveyance between Alcoa Fuels, Inc. and Dyson Creek Coal Company, LLC, dated October 25, 2005, of record in Deed Book 320, at Page 560, in the Union County Clerk’s Office, and in Deed Book 258, at Page 483, in the Webster County Clerk’s Office.

See also Quitclaim Deed of Conveyance between Dyson Creek Coal Company, LLC, and Alcoa Fuels, Inc., dated July 23, 2009, of record in Deed Book 336, at Page 157, in the Union County Clerk’s Office, and in Deed Book 272, at Page 398, in the Webster County Clerk’s Office.

THERE IS EXCEPTED from Exhibits A-1, A-2 and A-3 that portion of the above-described subject to that unrecorded Coal Mining Lease dated February 1, 1962, by and between Aluminum Company of America and Sentry Royalty Company, as amended.

THERE IS FURTHER EXCEPTED from the Leased Premises that property identified as the Caseyville Dock and conveyed to Alcoa Fuels, Inc. by deed from Dyson Creek Coal Company, LLC, dated July 23, 2009, of record in Deed Book 336, at Page 156, in the Union County Clerk’s Office, and by deed from Dyson Creek Coal Company, LLC, dated July 23, 2009, of record in Deed Book 336, at Page 194, in the Union County Clerk’s Office.

Exhibit B

[legal description or map of General Mining Area]
See separate files.

Exhibit C
Quality

The coal to be supplied hereunder shall be of uniform quality, washed from the Seller’s Wash Plant 2” x 0” crushed, with no intermediate sizes removed or added, and shall have characteristics equal to or better than the following respective characteristics on an “as received” time-based (as defined in Section 6.4 of the Armstrong - Alcoa Fuels Coal Supply Agreement) Weighted Average and per Shipment (as defined in the next paragraph below this table) basis:

Monthly
Weighted                Penalty Limits
Average         Per Shipment    Monthly Average
Moisture                11%            14.0%            11%
Ash                    10.00%        12.00%        10%
Caloric Value                11,200 Btu        11,000 Btu    +/- 11,200 Btu
Sulfur Dioxide*            <6.0#            6.5#            6.0#
Grindabiltiy (Hargrove Index)    48            48
Ash Fusion Temp. (H=W Red)    2,085 deg F        2,085 deg F min

*#SO2 shall be calculated as follows:        % Sulfur, as received x 19,500
Btu/lb., as received

A “Shipment” for purposes of this Quality Section of this Agreement is defined to be a minimum of fifteen hundred (1,500) tons of coal delivered by barge.  In the event three (3) consecutive shipments of coal, or four (4) Shipments in a thirty (30) day period, delivered by Seller to Buyer on an “as received” basis have any characteristics for sulfur dioxide, moisture, ash, or calorific value greater than the maximum or less than the minimum limits, as the case may be, for said coal as set forth in the “Per Shipment” column in above table, then the remedies provided in the Armstrong - Alcoa Fuels, Inc. Coal Supply Agreement shall be available to the Parties.Exhibit

EXECUTION COPY
AMENDMENT NO. 2
Dated as of June 1, 2016
to
AMENDED AND RESTATED CREDIT AGREEMENT
Dated as of November 4, 2015
THIS AMENDMENT NO. 2 (this “Amendment”) is made as of June 1, 2016 by and among PTC Inc., a Massachusetts corporation (the “Parent”), PTC (IFSC) Limited, an entity organized under the laws of the Republic of Ireland (the “Irish Borrower” and, together with the Parent, the “Borrowers”), the Lenders listed on the signature pages hereof and JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as administrative agent for the Lenders (in such capacity, the “Administrative Agent’), under that certain Amended and Restated Credit Agreement, dated as of November 4, 2015, by and among the Parent, the Foreign Subsidiary Borrowers from time to time party thereto, the Lenders from time to time party thereto and the Administrative Agent (as further amended, restated, supplemented or otherwise modified from time to time, the “Credit Agreement”).  Capitalized terms used herein and not otherwise defined herein shall have the respective meanings given to them in the Credit Agreement.
WHEREAS, the Parent has requested that the Lenders and the Administrative Agent agree to make certain amendments to the Credit Agreement; and
WHEREAS, the Borrowers, the requisite Lenders and the Administrative Agent have so agreed on the terms and conditions set forth herein;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises set forth above, the terms and conditions contained herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the Borrowers, the Lenders party hereto and the Administrative Agent hereby agree to enter into this Amendment.
1.Amendments to the Credit Agreement.  Subject to the satisfaction of the conditions precedent set forth in Section 2 below, the Credit Agreement is hereby amended as follows, with effect from (and including) the date hereof (unless otherwise specified below):
(a)     Section 1.01 of the Credit Agreement is hereby amended to add the following new term and related definition in the appropriate alphabetical order:
“Amendment No. 2 Effective Date” means June 1, 2016.
 
(b)    The definition of “Aggregate Commitment” set forth in Section 1.01 of the Credit Agreement is hereby amended to restate the last sentence thereof to read as follows: “As of the Amendment No. 2 Effective Date, the Aggregate Commitment is $900,000,000”.
(c)    The definition of “Commitment” set forth in Section 1.01 of the Credit Agreement is hereby amended to (i) replace the reference to “initial amount of each Lender’s Commitment” set forth in the penultimate sentence thereof with “amount of each Lender’s Commitment as of the Amendment No. 2 Effective Date” and (ii) amend and restate the last sentence thereof to read as follows: “The aggregate amount of the Lenders’ Commitments as of the Amendment No. 2 Effective Date is $900,000,000.”
(d)    Clause (c) of Section 5.15 of the Credit Agreement is hereby amended and restated to read as follows: 
“(c) any of the following conditions are satisfied: (i) the aggregate amount of all such Capital Distributions during any fiscal year of the Parent does not exceed the Specified Basket Amount; (ii) such Capital Distributions are made during the period commencing on (and including) the Amendment No. 2 Effective Date and ending on (and including) June 30, 2018 and the aggregate amount of all such Capital Distributions during such period does not exceed $100,000,000; or (iii) the Total Leverage Ratio is less than 3.25 to 1.00 at the time of and after giving effect (including giving effect thereto on a Pro Forma Basis) to such Capital Distribution.”
(e)    Schedule 2.01 of the Credit Agreement is hereby amended and restated to read as set forth on Schedule 2.01 hereto.
2.
    Condition of Effectiveness.  The effectiveness of this Amendment is subject to the conditions precedent that (i) the Administrative Agent shall have received counterparts of this Amendment duly executed by the Borrowers, the Required Lenders and the Administrative Agent and (ii) the Administrative Agent shall have received from the Parent, for the account of each Lender signatory hereto that delivers its executed signature page to this Amendment by no later than the date and time specified by the Administrative Agent, an amendment fee in an amount equal to $5,000. 
3.
    Representations and Warranties of the Borrowers.  Each of the Borrowers hereby represents and warrants as follows:
(a)
    This Amendment and the Credit Agreement as modified hereby constitute valid and binding obligations of such Borrower, enforceable against such Borrower in accordance with their respective terms.
(b)
    As of the date hereof and immediately after giving effect to the terms of this Amendment, (i) no Default or Event of Default has occurred and is continuing and (ii) the representations and warranties of the Borrowers set forth in the Credit Agreement are true and correct in all material respects (or, in the case of any representation or warranty qualified by materiality or Material Adverse Effect, in all respects) on and as of the date hereof (or, if a representation or warranty is expressly stated to have been made as of a specific date, such representation or warranty shall be true and correct in all material respects (or, in the case of any representation or warranty qualified by materiality or Material Adverse Effect, in all respects) as of such specific date).
4.
    Reference to and Effect on the Credit Agreement.
(a)
    Upon the effectiveness hereof, each reference to the Credit Agreement in the Credit Agreement or any other Loan Document shall mean and be a reference to the Credit Agreement as amended hereby.
(b)
    The Credit Agreement and all other Loan Documents shall remain in full force and effect and are hereby ratified and confirmed.
(c)
    Except with respect to the subject matter hereof, the execution, delivery and effectiveness of this Amendment shall not operate as a waiver of any right, power or remedy of the Administrative Agent or the Lenders, nor constitute a waiver of any provision of the Credit Agreement or any other Loan Documents.
(d)
    This Amendment is a Loan Document.
5.
    Governing Law.  This Amendment shall be construed in accordance with and governed by the law of the State of New York.
6.
    Headings.  Section headings in this Amendment are included herein for convenience of reference only and shall not constitute a part of this Amendment for any other purpose.
7.
    Counterparts.  This Amendment may be executed by one or more of the parties hereto on any number of separate counterparts, and all of said counterparts taken together shall be deemed to constitute one and the same instrument.  Signatures delivered by facsimile or other electronic imaging shall have the same force and effect as manual signatures delivered in person.
[Signature Pages Follow]

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Amendment has been duly executed as of the day and year first above written.

	
		
	PTC INC.,
as the Parent

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Stephen Bouchard

	 
	Name:  Stephen Bouchard

	 
	Title:  Treasurer

	 

	PTC (IFSC) LIMITED,
as the Irish Borrower

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Eamonn Clarke

	 
	Name:   Eamonn Clarke

	 
	Title:   Director

	
		
	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.,
individually as a Lender, as the Swingline Lender, as an Issuing Bank and as Administrative Agent

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Daglas P. Panchal

	 
	Name:  Daglas P. Panchal

	 
	Title:  Vice President

	 

	
		
	KEYBANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

	 

	 

	By:  /s/David A. Wild

	 
	Name:  David A. Wild

	 
	Title:  Senior Vice President

	 

	
		
	Name of Lender:

	 

	FIFTH THIRD BANK

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Colin Murphy

	 
	Name:  Colin Murphy

	 
	Title:  Director

	 

	
			
	Name of Lender:

	 

	HSBC Bank USA, National Association

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Elise M. Russo

	 
	Name:  Elise M. Russo

	 
	Title:  Senior Vice President

	 

	 

	 

	For any Lender requiring a second signature line:

	 

	 

	By:

	 
	Name:

	 
	Title:

	
			
	Name of Lender:

	 

	CITIZENS BANK, N.A.

	 

	 

	By:  /s/William M. Clossey

	 
	Name:  William M. Clossey

	 
	Title:  Sr. Vice President

	 

	 

	 

	For any Lender requiring a second signature line:

	 

	 

	By:

	 
	Name:

	 
	Title:

	
		
	Name of Lender:

	 

	ROYAL BANK OF CANADA

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Nicholas Heslip

	 
	Name:  Nicholas Heslip

	 
	Title:  Authorized Signatory

	 

	
		
	Name of Lender:

	 

	SANTANDER BANK, N.A.

	 

	 

	By:  /s/William Maag

	 
	Name:  William Maag

	 
	Title:  Managing Director

	 

	
			
	Name of Lender:

	 

	TD BANK, N.A.

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Christopher Matheson

	 
	Name:  Christopher Matheson

	 
	Title:  Director

	 

	 

	 

	For any Lender requiring a second signature line:

	 

	 

	By:

	 
	Name:

	 
	Title:

	
		
	Name of Lender:

	 

	Barclays Bank PLC

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Sean Duggan

	 
	Name:  Sean Duggan

	 
	Title:  Assistant Vice President

	 

	
			
	Name of Lender:

	 

	SunTrust Bank

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Jason Crowley

	 
	Name:  Jason Crowley

	 
	Title:  Vice President

	 

	 

	 

	For any Lender requiring a second signature line:

	 

	 

	By:

	 
	Name:

	 
	Title:

	
		
	Name of Lender:

	 

	U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Brian Seipke

	 
	Name:  Brian Seipke

	 
	Title:  Vice President

	 

	
			
	Name of Lender:

	 

	WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

	 

	 

	By:  /s/David Mallett

	 
	Name:  David Mallett

	 
	Title:  Managing Director

	 

	 

	 

	For any Lender requiring a second signature line:

	 

	 

	By:

	 
	Name:

	 
	Title:

	
			
	Name of Lender:

	 

	SILICON VALLEY BANK

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Kristy Vlahos

	 
	Name:  Kristy Vlahos

	 
	Title:  Director

	 

	 

	 

	For any Lender requiring a second signature line:

	 

	 

	By:

	 
	Name:

	 
	Title:

	
		
	Name of Lender:

	 

	The Huntington National Bank

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Jared Shaner

	 
	Name:  Jared Shaner

	 
	Title:  Vice President

	 

	
		
	 

	 

	Name of Lender:  BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.

	 

	 

	By:  /s/My-Linh Yoshiike

	 
	Name:  My-Linh Yoshiike

	 
	Title:  Vice President

	 

	
		
	Name of Lender:  PEOPLE’S UNITED BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

	 

	 

	By:  /s/Kathryn M. Williams

	 
	Name:  Kathryn M. Williams

	 
	Title:  Vice President

	 

SCHEDULE 2.01 
 
COMMITMENTS

	
				
	LENDER
	COMMITMENT

	 
	 

	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.
	

	$78,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	KEYBANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
	

	$78,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	FIFTH THIRD BANK
	

	$66,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
	

	$66,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	CITIZENS BANK, N.A.
	

	$66,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
	

	$66,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	SANTANDER BANK, N.A.
	

	$66,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	TD BANK, N.A.
	

	$66,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	BARCLAYS BANK PLC
	

	$54,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	SUNTRUST BANK
	

	$54,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
	

	$54,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
	

	$45,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	SILICON VALLEY BANK
	

	$45,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	THE HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK
	

	$36,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.
	

	$36,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	PEOPLE’S UNITED BANK
	

	$24,000,000.00
	

	 
	 

	AGGREGATE COMMITMENTS
	

	$900,000,000.00
	

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