Fields v. Couch
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Perry Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*555Opinion op the Court by
Judge Thomas.
Affirming.
On July 1, 1850, there was issued to Esau Fields a patent for one hundred acres of land, it at that time being entirely in Perry county, Kentucky, and described as follows: “Beginning on a beech at the head of McIntosh’s creek; thence north 80 W. 150 poles to a stake; north 40 poles to a stake; south 89 east 146 poles to a stake; south 66 poles to the beginning.” Many years after this the county of Leslie was formed and the line between it and Perry county passed through this tract of land leaving about twenty acres of it located in Perry county…
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