The example you gave is a newer metes and bounds survey. Here in west Ky many deeds are still the same as they were before the war of northern aggression. One corner of the last survey of my farm is marked by a red oak tree, another is marked by a "three trunked gum" tree. Never have found the triple gum tree but there is an old hedge post that has been there as long as any one can recall and me and the neighbor call it the corner. My dad works in the farm load buisness and had a deed come across his desk a few years ago a county south of here that corner of the farm was recorded as a white oak tree with a red cow under it. Buddy of mine in an auctioneer who sold a farm several years ago with a corner recorded as a maple stump with a ****** set'n on it.
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