Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26
1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ITO THE H0NORABLE, THE SENATE, AND THE
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Respectfully represents JOSEPH W. WARD Of Bos
ton, IN the County Of Su1k that he IL Interested las
Trusteel in the Estate Of DAVID HENsHAyV, late of
leicester, in the County Of Worcester deceased whose
viii was approved By TIE Court Of Probate for sSd Conn
" OF Worcester, the fourth day Of January IN the
year Of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred ana y-
three that the said David BrDshaw in and By his said
VIII, alter making sundty specific bequests gave ana he
queathed all the remainder OF lis propsrtv AZ in soid
VIII expressed, to be divided equally between hi BROTH
ers, joshua HenshaW, Andrew Heushaw Chsrlts Hen
shaw, and John Henshaw, his sisters Sarah q Ward
and Laura FLETCHER. and his neiees Mrs Nary l. Ward
ana airs Laura H. whitney one-eghth eechsubiect 10
the conditions hereinafter contained concerning 10
to w that the place in Leicester given in article bd
said viii 70 said John Henshaw should be rated At ebt
thousand dollars part his portion il such divso
that is as part of bis eighth.
That the portion of said Joshua Henshaw be propert,,
invested and hen 10 trust the income from which TO be
pad to nm haf yearly or oener long as be should
live, and at his decease he should survive his wife ire
property to be equally divided between his three vo,n
er children, viz: Henry 2. HeashAw Tbonaz p a.
snaT and eiGs Annie ? HenshsS II his wife survive
hn heh A. MS deeeaae half the trust properly ha be
equally divided between said three children aud tho
er half held in trust and the income paid 10 her dpy
hsr me- ana at her decease, said remaining half 70 be
equally divided between her three children last named
That said Charles HenshsW's portion he properly in
Eestee ana held 10 trust the income be paid to said
Ohares during his life, and at his decesss the principal
to be divided equally between ali his children.
Thathe portion of said John HenshaW or the proceeds
thereof be held in trust by suitable trustees the use
pronts ard income from which to be paid they acc
property to be equally divided between his children
Ihat said Laura Fetchers portion De suitably invested
and held Ia trns the income to be paid her yearly OF
oener If she decease leaving child nor grandchil
dren heirs Of her body then her portion al Ter DEATH
to be equally divided between Joshns Henshav ArdfeW
Aenshas, Charles HenshaW, John Aenshaw, ssrsn H.
ward, mary l.. ward. and Laura L. Whitney. II her
daughter, Ms. Allen survive her hen on the eoe e of
Mrs Fletcher, Mrs Allen to have the income durin her
life and the principal to so to her children at he- do
cease, she leave children heirs TO her body if she leave
none then at her decease the property 10 he divided as
provided for in case drs Fletcher should decease leaving
child grandchildren.
That said Mary L. Wards portion be suitably invested
and held in trust the income be paid to hr half
or ofene during her life and at her decease should si
survive her husband the property equsy divided
among her children If her husband survive her then a
ter her decease the income to be paid to him ripg hi
me- and at his decease the principal be divided equal
ly between his children.
That said Laura L. Whitneys portion be properly In
vested and held trust the income paid ha year
y or otener, to the said Laura her own personal or
Ger during her e,and at her decease the principle to be
divided equally between her children.
And your petitioner further represents The remain
der Of the estate of said David Hensha SO he'd
and devised herein before stated consists to great
extent estate the Dissertation Yhereofi as fos
to wits
L certain piece or parcel Of land in that part Of Bos
ton, in said County Of Suffolk, cas South Boston, on
the easerly side Of Old Harbor street nd facing the
public square, containing eyseven hundred and fortys
seven feet less for further description refer.
may be had to deed of the premises recorded with
About thirty hundred suuare feet OF land in
that part of said Boston, called South Boston, on the
norhery aide OF Fourth street. between and streets
and being part Of the land conveyed to David Hgushav
by Francis s. CaTIutb by deed dated June So 1850 and
recorded with the Suffolk Deeds, Lib. GIL Folio 1893
g. Three cerau lots Of land situate ia that part Of said
Boston, called South Boston, Filth street. containing
eleven thousand and seyentyseyen square feet being lots
numbered 1886 297 and $685. plan Of the Warren AS
ISOLATION Lands by Alexander WadsWerh, dated October
AD640 being the premises conveyed to said David
Henshaw, by deed Of John Liley dated November -
1850 and recorded in the Registry of Deads for SAID
County Of Suffolk, Lib GIG, Page 10
Three other certain lots Of land on Sixth street in
that part of said Boston, called South Boston contani
eleven thousand hundred aud nnety-seyen SQUARE
feet being lots numbered 2S9 2S8 and 2g0 on plan of
the Warren Association Lands by Alexander Wadsworth
dated, October A. D. $780, the same having been con-
yeyed to said David aenshaw by John LIlty by deed
last above refereed to.
5. five other certain lots of land on Seventh street in
thai part Of said Boston called South Boston, containing
nineteen thousand and ninety eight square lee being lots
numbered 1873, 1874 l35, 1876, 1871 on plan by Aex-
der WadswoTth dated March, 1850 and being the came
premises conveyed to the said David Henshsv, by deed
OF JOS W. Ward dated October T. 1850 and recorded in
Suffolk Registry OF Deeds, Lib. 6l4, Fol 81,
6. 0ne other certain lot land on Eighth street in
that part OF said Boston called South Boston containing
six THOUSAND Eve hundred sixty two and half sonaTe
feet being lot numbered o. plan Of Alexander Wads
worth, dated May 16, 1899.
Six other certain lots Of land on the sentherv aide
Of gnth street, in that part Of sad Boston called South
Boston, containing in upland thirty four thousand three
square with
being lots numbered l0l l02 103 104 105 Snd 1906 IS
on plan of Alexander Wadswortb, dateo MAY 49, 1899
Delng the same premises conveyed to said David Hen
ss@ py warren Association, BY deed, dated June TO-
1876, ana recorded in Suffolk Registry Lib b73 Fol 20
g. All the right title and interest which the safd David
HenshaW had, and which now belongs TO his estars IN
anu unto ceraln piece and parcel OF has lying in that
part OF boston, known as South Boston, bounded and de
scribed as foloRs:-Begnninga at point on the norllerv
line Of First street. distant hundred and sixteen feet
from reemeasuFng at right angles from said street.
or,E fscks
thence by a line parallel with said wharf to low water
mars or as lar as thelaE will allow thence bounding north
WaEoly on low water matk and measuring across on
ne parallel with said FIRST street fats no or atn Of
the estate Of said David Heueh&W thence turning ana
running Bapiherly on line parallel with said sssss N
70 ne point OF beginning, however otherwise hounssd
y certain piece OF land containing ehout one aere
with the dwelling house and outbuidngs thereon sssna
ing, situate about mile esstery OF the Aeade, Il
leicester Aforesaid on the souhry side of the poIt rpad
leading to Worcester and is the same land conveyed ~
seae Sargent trustee Of Andrew CLARK by deed or Par
ley Holman, Jr, dated March 20 1919 ana recorded In
the Registry of Deeds or said County Worcester book
And your petitioner further represents that truatess
have been duly appointed by the Court Of PROBATE for
saa county Of Worcester under the provisions said win
IN all cases In which said Wll requires such
ana such trustees have seYeray given boda sccordiuV
to law, and are now acting iu'sueh capacity.
Ihat said Real Estate now held in common and IN
divided and that the character and condition thereof is
such That It cannot be conveniently profab " or eco
nomically managed in its present state and that usiee
and the interests OF the parties demand that pafn of
said Real Estate be made.
And that hs is advised that the Court of Probate for
said County Of Worcester having general Jurisdiction in
the settlement of The estate Of sand David enshag may
not be clothed wlh sufficient authority general
laws Of this Commonwealth tn partition Of said
neal Estate which shall be binding and conclusive upon
all parties in interest,"
wherefore your petitioner pFays that said court OF Pros
pate Tor the County Of Worcester may be specially
thorzed and empowered to appoint commissioners and
cause partition Of said Real EatIe made among said
residuary devisees Of the said David Henshaw which
peing accepted by said court shall be binding upon all
pare so that the shares Of said Real Estate which may
oe set tor for tile benefit Of the devsees m respect
lvey may at the deCcase Of such devees life respect
ey go TO- and become the properly Of their respective
chdren or other person persons the same, manner
as they Wond be entitled to the same nnderthe provisions
Of said WILL if the same to remain undivided.
And your petitioner further states that the individuals
Entrusted In the matter of theforegoug petition who are
residents Of this Commonwealth reside in the Commits Of
hufolk, Middesex, and Worcester.
Boston, Nov. q, 1851. JOSEPH W. WARD.
BEcRETARYs OFFICE, BosToE
Nov 20, 1857
hereby approve Of Boston Post, Worcester Sliy nd
Cambridge Chro icle suitable papers for he publc
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