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II. BEGINNING at an iron pin in a bark road in the line of W. A. Miller’s Lot #4 and E. Wallter Dudley, said iron pin being 779.3 ft. (via the bark road) west of three blazed elm trees, said trees being corner to J. A. Keyser’s orchard and W. A. Miller’s Lot #4; thence, with bark road, S 61 deg 51’ 30” W 49.96 feet to an iron pin; thence, with the following bearings and distances, along the bark road, W. A. Miller’s line of Lot #4, S 88 deg 30’ 30” W 240.39 feet; thence, N 34 deg 37’ 30” W 150.36 ft.; thence, N. 53 deg. 05’ 00” W 212.85 ft.; thence, S 81 deg 55’ 40” W 178.42 Jt.; thence N 77 deg 43’ 00” W 75.93 ft.; thenceT N 37 deg 00’ 50” W 105.92 ft.; thence N 39 deg 34’ 30” W 143.73 ft.; thence, N 8 deg 37’ 30” W 108.55 ft.; thence, N 3deg 18’ 40” W 139.54 ft.; thence N 48 deg 41’ 50” W 244.79 ft.; thence N 52 deg 27’ 00” W 181.36 ft.; thence, N 65 deg 58’ 40” W 117.20 ft.; thence, S 75 deg 05’ 40” W 119.60 ft.; thence, N 71 deg 59’ 10” W 175.20 ft.; thence, N 56 deg 30’ W 200.00 ft.; thence, still with W. A. Millers Lot #4, N 37 deg 30’ 00” W 150.00 ft. to an iron pin in the bark road, corner
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