, 1842-09-17
the aforesaid survey, from which an elm Is in
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| the aforesaid survey, from which an elm Is in.
ches IN diameter bears north % degrees west,
sixteen links; thence north % degrees west.
with the line of said survey 90 chains GO links
to the beginning; and also another tract, IT be-
| ing lot No. 4 of said survey of 1850 arpents,
being the corner to lots 3 and 4 in said survey.
from which an elm Is inches in diameter
bears north % degrees west 16 links, distant
thence south % degrees east, with the line Of
said survey 20 chains 81 inks to the corner of
said survey; thence south 81 degrees west,
with the line of said survey, 81 chains so links,
to a post corner ofsaid lot No. a, from which a
hickory IL inches IN diameter boars north Is
degrees west s links and a black oak Is inches
in diameter bears south 80 degre es vest, dis
tant 81 links; thence north 90 degrees west %
chains FL links to a post, corner to lots 3 and
a, from which n red oak 8 inches in diameter
bears south % degrees east distant s links, and
a pin oak 10 inches in diameter, bears north
IL . west 26 links; thence north 81 degrees
east with the line of lot No. 3, "a chains so
links 10 the beginning. and which said tracts
of land bounded as above are parts of the sur
vey of Antoine Sougrain, as aforesaid, and
numbered lots 3 and 4 in a survey of said tract
eff land made by NJ. J. Noyes, both containing
three hundred and seventy.nine arpents ind
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containing by estimation % acres and bounded
as follows: beginning at a post section corner
and north and south line between sec. 81 and
-, township 50 n. r. ] east, thence running
east with the open line through said sect. 80.
81 chains to a post, corner TO lot number l and
2, from which o red oak i2 inches in diameter
bears south - degrees west, distant % links,
and an ash 8 inches in diameter, bears north
So deSSees east. 6istas. . linsss; thence north
10 CHAINS and 65 liLks ia pest in tho line
of said survey of Antoine Sougrain, from
which a white oak eight inches in diameter,
bears north sc degrees west, distant Is links,
and an ash 6 inches in diameter, bears south 9
degrees east distant 81 links, thence south 81
degrees west, with Sougrain's line, lG chains
and % links to Sougrain's corner, thence north
90 degrees west, with Sougrain's survey, IL
chains, to o fractional corner; thence south 20
cha ms to the beginning, decided to said John
II. Sturgeon by deed from David Lemasters
and wife; and also one other tract of land be-
ing part of lot No. 5. in said survey ofAntoine
Sougrain, bounded as follows: beginning at a
post. conner to lots 5 and 6 in the line of Thorn
as Davis survey, from which a white oak IL
inches in diameter bears south 6 degrees west,
distant Is links, and q sugar tree 8 inches in
diameter bears south % degrees cast, distant
- LINKS; thence south ~ degrees eas., with
the line between lots 5 and 6 aforesaid. %
chains and 80 links to a post from which a red
oak Is inches in diameter bears south ] ID
degrees west, distant AZ links; thence north 81
degrees east 81 chains IS links to a post on the
line of lot No. 4 of SAID survey, from which a
cherry tree ) inches in diameter bears south
&c degrees west, distant 6S links, and an elm
3 inches in diameter bears % l-2 degrees west.
distant sixty-two links; thence north 90 degrees
west SO chains and 80 links, to a blackberry,
corner TO Thomas Davis survey, from which
an elm marked 4, bears south SO l.2 degrees
west. distant fifty links; thence south 81 de-
grees west with said Davis line, "a chains md
IS links, 10 the place of beginning, containing
by estimation one hundred and thirty.eight ar
penis and 10 hundredths, after deducting the
quantity of one hundred and nine
acres, assigned and set apart as the dover of
Margaret Sturgeon, widow of said John
I'll. Sturgeon deceased, the said tract Of one
hundred and nine arPen:s, assigned as dover
aforesaid, being taken of from the westerly
end of lot number five of Sougrain's survey.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
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