Boundary of the corporate
limits of the town of Auburn, in Logan County, Kentucky, Beginning at a rock the (N.W.
corner) in George T. Blakey’s field, running South, through said Blakey’s land
68 poles to north boundary line of cemetery on New Hope Church road, thence with cemetery
line S. 86½ W. 13 2/25 poles to corner of same, S. with cemetery line 41 8/25 poles to
corner to same, N. 77 E. 14 13.25 poles, thence S. 34 poles, through lands of A. T. Duffer,
to rock on the M. B. of L and N Rail Road, thence S. through lands of Beard Vanarsdall, 68
poles to rock, on the Bowling Green and Russellville road, then S. through lands of James
Oats and others 110 poles to rock corner in E.G. Clark’s field, thence due East one
mile through lands of said Clark, A. B. Ray, Hall & Monroe Price to a rock corner in
South side of Monroe Price’s garden – thence due North, through lands of said
Price & J. M. Hall 201 poles to rock on Bowling Green and Russellville road, N. 23
poles to rock on Rail Road, N. 72 poles to rock corner in J. M. Hall’s field, thence
due West one mile through the lands of said Hall, A. C. Ritchey and G. T. Blakey, crossing
Coonrange Road at a rock South of the branch, in the lane between A. C. Ritchey and G. T.
Blakey – to the beginning – In the line running East from the corner in E.G.
Clark’s field 196 poles is a rock at the crossing of Middleton Road – embracing
one square mile, and Cemetery added, as for notes herein. The foregoing is the true
boundary of the town of Auburn, In Logan County Kentucky as set forth and established by
J. W. Porter, Chairman, A. T. Duffer, William Kingston, Wm. Paine and others. Trustees of
the town of Auburn, and the same is ordered by them to be recorded in the Logan County
Clerk’s Office - Done by order of said
board of Trustees, January 31st 1893.
(Signed) William Paine
Secretary
State of Kentucky
Logan Co.
I, Jno. G. Orndorff, Clerk of the Logan County Court, do certify that the foregoing
boundary of the corporate limits of the town of Auburn, Logan County, Kentucky, was this
day lodged in my office for record, and the same, together with this certificate, has been
duly recorded in my office.
Witness my hand, this 2nd day of February 1893.
Jno. G. Orndorff, Clerk.
By W. I. Stovall, D.C.
