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“Beginning at *1’, a stake beside a rail fence, and running with the Bruce-Hildrup division line, S 82 1/2 E 9.0 ch. to ‘P’ on plat, a large post at intersection of fences; thence, with rail fences, S 77 1/4 E 1.90 ch.; S 83 3/4 E 10.00 ch.; N 82 3/4 E. 7.38 ch.; N 87 E 7.70 ch. to ‘Q’, a point in Edward Green’s line marked by a stake in a pile of rocks on the East side of a branch; thence, with Green’s line, S 13 1/2 W 25.60 ch.; S 16 W 7.00 ch.; S 14 1/2 W 5.75 ch. to ‘R’, a point at the end of a stone wall in Green’s line; thence, leaving Green’s line and running with a rail fence along the edge of the HildrupBuckley woodland, S 72 W 8.58 ch. to ‘S’, a large rounded boulder about 3 Ft. in diameter; thence S 23 1/4 W 4.00 ch. to ‘T’, a large red Oak; thence S 39 W 6.35 ch. to ‘U’, a corner to the old 'Kidwell Land’ marked by a stake in a pile of rocks 0.35 ch. from a white Oak (12’’ diameter) on the S.E. side of the woods road used by Green to haul timber; thence, with the old ‘Kidwell Line’ along' the wood’s road, S 57 W 3.45 ch. to ‘A’, a point on the S.W. side of said road; thence still with the road, S 3 1/4 W 3.40 ch. to ‘B’; S 69 W 2.20 ch. to ‘C’; S 58 1/2 W 3.75 ch. to ‘D’, a point on the N.W. side of the road 13 links from a large red Oak on the S.E. side of the road; thence, leaving said road through the woods, S 33 1/2 E 15.00 ch. to ‘E’, a point in Green’s line; thence, with Green’s line, S 30 1/4 W 13.0 ch.to'F’, a stake in a pile of stones; thence N 33 1/2 W 29.0 ch. to ‘12’’, a large double white oak in a rock wall about 12 feet West of a large double red Oak in the rock wall; thence, leaving Green’s line and running with the Altber-Bruce division line, N 54 3/4 E 20.0 ch. to ‘11’, a large wild Cherry; thence N 2 1/2 W 0.52 ch. to ‘10’, a point on the South side of a gap in the rock wall at the entrance to the old “Jack Sisk Place”; thence, with the said rock wall, N 20 1/4 W 3.8 ch. to “9”, a point in the rock wall; thence N 22 1/4 W 2.00 ch. to “8”, another point in the rock wall; thence N 27 1/4 W 9.0 ch. to “7”, a stake in a pile of stones at the intersection of two rail fences, thence, through the woods,
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