Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
NOTICES.


ieser. deceased, who Will approved BY the Court
Of Probate for said oounty OF Worcester the fourth
day Of January in the year Of Lord thousand
eight bundled and ythree; that the said David Hen
Shawn and by bis said Wiser making sundry specific
otquests gave and hequeathed Ill the remainder Of bis
property as in said win expressed Re divided equally
between his brothers Joshua Henshaw Andrew Henshaw
Chsrles HenshsE and John Henshaw, his sisters Sarah
II. Ward and Laura Fletcher and his nieceB Mrs. Mary
L. Ward and Mrs. Laura L. Whitney one eighth to each,
subject to the restrictions hereinafter contained
ing the same, to wit that the place in Leicester
given in article third of said will to John Henshaw,
should be ed At eight thousand dollars part Of his
portion 10 such DIVISION that part Of his eighth
That the portion Of sail Joshua Hershaw be properly
invested and held in trust, the income from which to be
paid to him halt early, oener long he shnuld
i've and a. his ce7se, If he survive his wife, the prop
ery TO be equally divided between his three younger
children viz: Henry ?. Henshaw, Thomas P. Henshaw,
and Eliza Annie p. Henshaw. II his e survive him
then at his decease half the trust property to be equally
divided between sad three children aud the other halt
held in trust and the income paid her during life
and at her decease said remaining half to be equally di
viied between her three children last named. 20
That sad Charles Henshaws portion b. properly in
vested and held in rust and the income be pae said
Charles during his life aud at his deceae, the principal
to he divided equally between all his children
That the portion OF sail John Henshaw proceeds
thereof be held in trust by suitable trustees the USE
profits and income from Which to be pa they accrue
to the said John, during his life and his deceAse thu
property to be equally divided between his children
That said Laura Fetchers portion be suitably invested
and held in trust the income be paid her hall yearly
or oitener II she decease, leaving child grand
chidren heir Of her bo3y then her portion her death.
to be equally divided between Joshua Henshaw Andres
Henshaw, Charles HeushaW, John Henshaw, Sarah II.
Ward Mary L. Ward and Laura h. Whitney. Ii her
daughter, Mrs Allen survive her, then the decease
OF Mrs Fletcher airs. Allen to have the income during
her life and the principal to go to her children, at her
deceise, if she leave cheren heirs Of her bo1y IL she
leave nome then at her dscease the property be divd
ed as provided for in case Mr Fletcher should decease
leaving no children grandchildren.
That said Mary L. Wards portion be suitably invested
and held in trust the income to be paid her half year
y oeuer, during her hfe and at her decease should
nd he Drnpp ~ IN he
divided among her children. II her husband Survive
her. then after her decease the income to b. paid to him.
during his fe aud his decease, che principal to be
divided equally between his children.
That said Laura T. Whitneys portion be properly In
vested and held in trust the income to be paid hall year
y or oftener to the said Laura her personal
der during her life aud at her decease the principal
be divided equally between her children. tE
And your petitioners further represent that the remain
der OF the estate of said David Henshaw bequeahed
AMI devised as herein before stated consists great
extent, of real estate the description whereof FOL
lows, to wit:
l. A certain piece or parcel OF land in that part of
Boston, 10 said County Of suffolk called South Boston,
the easiery side Of Old Harbor street. aud facing the
public square containing fiyseven hundred and forty
seven feet more less and for further description refer
ence may be had to deed OF the premises recorded with
Suffolk Deeds. Lib. All Folio 1870
About thirty hundred square feet of land in that
part OF I'D Boston, called South Boston the northerly
side Of Fourth str ct between streets and being
part Of the land conveyed to David Heushaw, by Francis
s. Oarruth by deed datel June 80 $780, and recorded
g. Three certain lots OF ana situate in that part Of said
Boston called South Boston, Fifth street. containing
eleven thousand and seventy seven square feet being
lots numbered 296 297 and 29S, plan Of the Warren
Association Ian by Alexander Wadsworth, dated 0c
tober A. D. 1910, being the premises conveyed to
David Henshaw. by deed Of John Liey dated November
II, 1850 and recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for said
County of Suffolk, Lib. 6l5, Page 70. f.sfttfa
Three other certain lots of land Sixth street. in
that part Of said Boston, called South Boston, containing
eleven thousand one hundred and ninetyseven square
feet, being lots numbered 259 1885, and 290 on plan of
the Warren Association Lands by Alexander Wadswofth,
dated, October D. $780, the having been convey
ed to said David Henshaw bg John Liley by deed last
above referred to. %. r.r.r ..r-..
5! Fiyeother certain lots of land on Seventh street. in
that part Of Boston called South Boston, containing
nineteen thousand and ninety eight feet being
lots numbered 1873, 1874 155 1885, and l37 plan by
Alexander Wadswodh dated March, 1880 and being the
same premises conveyed the said David Henshaw by
deed of Jos W. Ward dated DC ober 1850, and record
ed in Suffolk Registry OF Deeds, Lib GA, folio 81.
6. One other certain lot Of land Eighth street. in
that part of said Boston called South Boston, containing
six thousand five hundred sixty two and half square
feet being lot numbered ST. plan Of Alexander Wads
worth dated May 16, 1889 E
Six other certain lots If land the southery side
of Eighth street, that part said Boston called South
Roston, eouta ming in upland thirty four thousand three
hundred and ninety six square feet with ats adjoining,
being lets numbered 10l, 100 1885, 104 105 and l0s
on plan of Alexander Wadsworth dated Nav IS, 1889,
being the same premises conveyed to said David Hensha
by Warren Association by deed dated June TO- 1916 and
recorded in sun llk Registry, Lib. b73 Fol 20. afH
All the right, title, and interest, which the said Da-
| belongs
in and unto certain piece parcel OF fats lying in
that part OF Boston, known South Boston, bounded and
described MISUNDERSTANDING at point the north
ey line First street. distant hundred and sixteen
feet from street. measuring at right angles from said
street, thence running westerly said First street to
Boston wharf thence by line parallel with said wharf
to low water marx, far the law will allow, hence
bounding Dorthwardly low water marx and measuring
across line parallel with said First to flats
or late Of the estate d said David Hensbaw thence
ing and running southerly line parallel with said
street to the point of beginning, or however otherwise
| bounded.
O. certain piece Of land containing about one acre
with the dwelling house AMI outbuilungs thereon stand
Ing, situate about mile eastery of the Academy in
Leicester Aforesaid the souhey side Of the post road
leading to Worcester and is the land conveyed
Sewe SARGENT trustee of Andrew Clark by deed Of Par
ley Holman, Jr. dated March 20. l849 ami recorded in
The registry Of Deeds for said County of Worcester book
TO- certsin piece parcel Of land situated in that
part OF Bostoo called south bounded and
serng a. follows. Wis Beginniug the Dorthe iy side
of Second street at point hundred aud fifteen Feet
inches westwardy nom the corner Of said Second
street and street. said point running norhwaFdy
through the middle of the brick separating prem
Uses from land formerly conveyed by Sullivan aud others
Edward A. Pearson aud bounding eastwardly said
Pearsons land seventy feet then turning westwardy and
bounding nOThwardlY said Parsons land six feet
ten inches, then turning norhwardy and bounding east
Wardy said Pesrson's land, hundred nd tee
10 point First stree two hundred and two feet dis
tant from the of First and Streets then turning
1 wsswardly and bounding norlhWardly on First street
ninety eet then turning souhwardly and bonding
westWardy land formerly Of e. Munroe 70 the middle
Of brick wall seventy six feet eight inches; thence
through the middle Of said brick wall and bounding west
wardly land 70 merry Of said Munroe Hundred and
three feet four inches to Second street. then turning
wardly and bounding southwardy said Second street
ninety nine T. e four inches to III point Of beginning the
premises being to right to said Munroe his heirs
and assigns forever to draw water by suction pipe from the
well upon the not exceeding half the water and
enter thereon at all seasonao times for the purpose Of
laying and repairing such pipei said right however be
ing limited space four feetwde each side Of line
drawn from the westerly iue of the premies at right
angles thereto to the centre Of said we'll making q
space OF eight ieet being understood that said Munroe
bis heirs and gns shall have arghtto lay piges from
any part of said space Of eight feet to said WE'LL but In
/ other direction.
Also-a Gel tain pie Of Flats on the uorthery side Of
said First street bounded and described follows 10 witt
Beginning point northery ne OF First street,
distant two hundred and sixteen feet from street.
surng right angles from street thence running
warly First street fifty feet then Cunning and run
ming noTthwardy line parallel to b street, to low wa
ter mark far the law Will allow; then bounding
noTthwaTdly low water marx, and measuring across
inc parallel with First street atty feet then turning
and running ouhwafdy line parallel with street
| to the point Of beginning 81
| These premises being the conveyed BY Edmund
Munroe Charles Henshaw, David Henshaw, and john
Henshaw by Deed dated Get 49, 1880 and recorded with
deed and to the plan thereto annexed being had el
Als0-one half Of the brick wall ABOUT seventy eight
feet In length, running from First street and At right
giles herewith upon the westerly line OF the hTst above
described premises, and separating the same from land
formerly OF Munroe and half the land whereon said
wall stands being tue premises conveyed to Charl
Henahaw by 5. Downer w Austin, and 5. Downer, IT,,
by deed dated Aug. IS, 1s40 The whole Of the above
mentioned premises conveyed by Charles HenshaW
to William Ward, Joseph w. Ward and John Henshaw