Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-24
"a, 1858.
NOTICES..
10 LIE HONORARLN CouRT o.


OF Pohte fer said County OF Wore ster. the fourth
day OF January in the yeSr Of Lord Thousand
eight bundled and Atty three that the said David hen
shaTin and by his said Win after making sundry specific
quests, and heQueathed al the remainder OF his
prnnerty las in ssd Will expressed to he divided equsy
between his brothers. Joshua Henshaw Andrew Heushav
Oasrles Henshaw aad lob Henshaw his sisters Sarah
Ward and Laura Fletcher and his nieces. Mrs Mary
d. Ward aud Mrs laura L. Whitney eighth to each,
subject to tue restrictions hereinafter contained
ing tae same, to wit : that the place in Leicester
given In article third Of said will 70 John Henshaw
should be IA en esht Thousand dollars part Of his
portion in such division, that part Of his eighth
That the portion Of sal Joshua shaw be property
INFESTED and held in the income from which to be
pa 60 hm hall early, ofteuer, long he should
I'VE and his cease, il h. survive his wife tn prop
erty be equally divided between his three Younger
children, viz; Henry P H-nshaw Thomas P HensbSy
ana Ezi Annie P. 6enshaw. II his fe survive him
oe at his decease half the trust property to be equally
0lvde between said three children and the other half
held 10 trust AID the ncame paid to her during her e
aud her dsceae said remaining half to be equally di
vi ed between her three children last named.
That said Charles Henshaw's portion BE- properly in
vested and held in trust and the income be paid to said
Charles during his life aaa at his deceage, the principal
to he divided equally between all bis children.
That the portion val John Henshaw or the proceeds
thereof be held in by suitable trustees the use
proats and from which 10 he pa as they accrue
to the said John, duriu his i and ut his decesse the
property to be "a lsly divided between his children
Tnat said Laura Fechers portion be suitably invested
and held ia trust the acome be paid her hall yearly
or oener. II she decsase, leaving child, grand
children, heir Of her body then her portion death
to be equally divided between Joshua Henshaw Audrey
Henshs~, Charles HeHshaw John Henshaw Sarah H.
Ward, Mary L. Ward. and Laura l.. Whitney II her
dauzn'er Mrs Allen, sarvve her then the decease
Of Mrs Fletcher, Mrs. Allen to have the income during
her life, AMI the principal to go her children, at her
dece4se if she leave chilaren heirs Of her boiy il she
leave none thee her d,eeas the property 10 be divd
ell as provided for in Mrs Fletcher should decease
leaving no children grandchildren
That said May L. Wards portion be suitably invested
and held in trust the income to be paid her half year
lS or oeuer during her life and her decease, should
she survive her husband, the property to be equally
divided among her children. II her husband survive
her then after her decease the income paid to him
during his life aud at his decease, the principal be
divided equally between his children.
That said Laura e. Whitney's portion be properly in
vested and held in trust the income be paid half year.
y, or ofeDer to the said Laura her personal
der during her life aud at her decease the principal to
be divided equally between her children.
And petitioners further represent that remain.
der of the estate Of said David Henshaw hequeathed
and vised herein bsiofe stated consists TO great
extent Of real estate, the description whereof as
lows, to wit
l. certain pleoe parcel Of land in that part of
Boston, Ia said County Of Suf TX called South Boston,
on the easley side o Old Harbor street. and facing the
public square containing dity hundred and forty
seven feet more less, and for further description refer
may be had deed OF the premises recorded with
Suffolk Deeds, Lib. Az Folio 1870
About thirty hundred square feet Of land in that
part id Boston, called South ston on the northery
side of Fourth str ct between and streets and being
par OF the land conveyed to David Henshaw By Francis
5. Carruth by deed dated June So 1850 and recorded
with Suffolk Deeds, Lib Gil, BsIio 1903
Three certain lots of lanu that part of said
Bo ton called South Boston, Fifth street. containing
eleven thousand and seveny.seven square feet being
lots numbered 296 297 and 29s on plan of the Warren
Association Ian by Al xander Radsworth, lated DC
tooer a D. lS4O being the same premises conveyed to
David Heushsg, oy deed Of John Ley dated November
IL 1850 ant recorded in the Rgistrg Of Deeds for said
County Of Suffolk, Lib. 65, Page 10
Three other certain lots land on Sixth street. in
thai part Of said stoa, called South Boston, containing
eleven thousand one hunded ard ninetyseveu square
feet, hei0g lots numbered $50 2SS and go, on pan Of
the Warren Association lan6s by Alexander Wadsw5h,
dated October o. IS40 the same having been convey
ed to said David Henshaw br John Lleg by deed last
above referred TO-
Fiyeother certain lots of land on Seventh street. in
that p'rt Of Boston called South Boston, containing
nineteen thousand AMI ninety eight square feet, being
lots numbered 1873, 1874, 1856, 1885, and 1884, plan by
Alexander Wadswotih dated March, 1850 and being the
premises conveyed the said David Henshaw by
deed of Jos W. Ward dated October 1850 and record
ed in Suffolk Registry of Deeds Lib GA. folio 81
g. One other certain lot of land Eighth street, in
that part sa Boston called South Boston, containing
six thousand five hundred sixty and a half square
feet, being 10. numbered o. plan Of Alexander Wads
worth, dated May 16 1889
Six other certain Its cf land the southerly side
Of Eighth street, i'll that part said Boston called South
otan, containing in upland thirty four thousand three
hundred and ninety six square feet with fats adjoining
being lots numbered 10l, 1G2 10l 104 and 1875 as
plan Of Alexander Wads@orth dated NAV g. 1889,
being the same premes conveyed to said David Henshaw
by Warren Association by deed dated June 10, 1s46 and
recorded IN Stuff TX Registry, Lib. 573, Fol 20.
All the right, TILE aud interest, which the said Da-
Vij Hsnsa w had, and which belongs to his esta e,
In and unto pertain niece parcel o. fats lying in
that mart Of Boston, known South Boston, bounded and
described Beginning at point on the north
ery line First street, distant two hundred and sixteen
eet from street. measuring at ight angles from said
street, thence running gesarly said First street
Boston wharf thence by line parallel with said wharf
to low wa.fr marx, far the law wi allow thence
bounding northgardly on low marx, aud measuring
across line parallel with said FrstBtre-r fats
late Of the said David Henshaw; thence turn
ing ana running southtry line parallel with said
street to the point of beginning, however otherwise
bound
certain piece of land containing about one acre,
With the dwelling house AMI outoulings thereon stand
ing, situate about mile easteTy of the Academy in
Leicester Aforesaid the sOuhery side Of the post road
leading Worcester, and is the same land conveyed to
se~el sarsen trustee of Andrew Clark by deed Of Par
ley iolUan JF dated March %, lS49 AMI recorded in
the registry Of D9eds for said County Of Wore str book
L53, page 30
TO- cett4ia p'eee parcel Of land situate 10 that
psvt Of Boston called South Boston bounded and
sur NJ ~ oi U.S. viz; Ssguning tbs northe ly tide
of Second street pon hundred and ffteeu fee
six inches westwsrdy from the Of laid Second
street aud street from said point running northwardy
through the middle Of tn brick wal separating thu prem
Uses from land rmery conveyed by Sullivan aud others
TO Edward A. Pearson, aud bounding tastwardy said
Pearson' land seventy feet then turning weswardly
bounding nohwardy on said Pssrsons land six feet aud
ten inches then turning northwardy and bounding east
wardlV said Pc sou's land bundled and teef
to point on First stree two hundred and tw0 eet dis
tant from the Of First and Streets then turning
swardly and rounding norlhwardly FIRST street
ninety feet; then turning ouhWardy AID bou9dug
westwdrdly on land formerly Of f. Nunr0e b the middle
of brick wall seventy six feet eight inches; thence
through the middle of said brick wall bounding
wardly land 10 mery Of said Munroe, one undrd and
three feet four inches Second street. then tuning east
wardy and bounding southwardly said Sc ,ond
Ninety nine ct four inches TO the point Of beginning;
pTems being subject to right to said Muuroe his heirs
assigns forever draw BY sutinn pipe from the
welt upon tho same not exceeding half the water and
t9entsr thereon at all seasonaDe times the purpose of
laying and repairing h pipe; said right however be
ng liz lied space four feet wide on each side of line
DIR wn from the westerly lie of the prem es right
angles thereto 70 the centre Of said we'll making
space Of eight eet 1t being Understood that said Munro,
his heirs AMI ass gns shall have right to lay pi from
any part OF said Of eight feet said we'll but 10
no other direction
Aso-a tain pie Of Flats on the northerly side Of
said First street bounded and described as follows to wits
Beginning az point the northeTy lice Of First street,
distant TWO hundred and sixteen feet from Street.
suriog at right angles from thence running
Warily on FIRST street fifty ieei then turning and
nng northwardly line parallel to street, to low
ter mark, or as far The Law will allow; then bounding
norihwardiy low water marx aud measuring across
on inc parallel With First aty feels Thea turoing
and runni1g souhwardly on line parallel with street
to the point Of beginning. M
These premises being the same conveyed by Edmund
Munroe to Charles Henshaw David Benshaw, and John
Henshaw by Deed dated 28, 1880 and recorded with
Suffolk Deeds Lib $40 Fol So, reference 10 The said
deed and to the plan thereto annexed being had.
Also-one half Of the brick wall ABOUT seventy eight
feet Ia ength, runug from First street and right an
giles herewith, upon the westerly line OF the hrst above
described premises, and separating the same from land
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