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“TRACT NO. 1: Beginning at the middle of State Highway #37, 17.5 ft. S 62 E of a fence post and running a division line through the Frank Eastham Land with fence N 62 W 118.6 ft. to a locust, S 68 40’ W 78 ft-, N 50 50’ W 267 ft- to a slight bend in fence on hill at yard gate, thence N 48 55’ W 381.6 ft. N 49-1/2 W 484.6 ft. to a point in fence comer in middle of stone fence and corner in E. M. East ham’s line, (point being 4 ft. S 49-1/2 E of a marked locust on E- M: Eastham’s side of fence), thence with E. M. Eastham. and stone fence N 39 40’ E 655.5 ft. to a locust snag in stone fence, thence N 40 35’ E 488.5 ft. to a marked persimmon in stone fence, comer to John Hand in E. M- Eastham’s line, thence with John Hand’s tract S 82-1/4 E 271 ft. to a stake in branch. S 84 40’ E 574.5 ft. to middle of State Highway #37, comer to John Hand, thence with the middle of Highway S 7-1/4 E 285-4 ft. S 13 W 732 ft., S 36-1/4 W 695 ft. to the point of beginning, containing 38.18 acres, of this area the highway occupies 0.71 acres.
TRACT NO- 2: Beginning at a stone pile corner to J. E. Keyser and Frank Eastham, and running with Eastham N 29 50’ E 700.00 ft- to a marked birch and stone pile near edge of cleared land, thence with Eastham N 76 40’ W 324 .5 ft. to a large rock at high cliff, thence S 29 50’ W 700.00 ft- to a stake in Keyser’s fence line, thence with Keyser’s line S 76 40’ E 324.5 ft. to the beginning, containing 5.00 acres- This tract is all woodland.”
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