Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-17
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between his brothers. osua Henshaw, Andrew Henshaw,
Charles aenshaw, and Ioh1 enshaw, his sisters Sarah
H. Ward and Laura Fletcher. and his nieces, Mrs Mary
L. Ward and Mrs Laura L. Whitney, one eighth each,
subject to restrictions hereinafter contained concern
ingIqthe same, to wit that the place in Leicester
gwen in article third Of said will, to John Henshaw
should be ed eight thousand dollars. part of his
portion in such division, that is as part Of his eighth
rha. the portion CT said Joshua He shaw be properly
invested and held in trust the income from which be
pail to him half yearly or otener as long as he should
live and at his cease if he survive his wife, the prop
ety to be equally divided between his three younger
children, viz: Henry P Henshaw Thomas P. Henshaw
and Eliza Annie r. Henshaw II his W fe survive him
then his decease half the trust property be equally
divided between said three children and the other half
held in trust aud the income paid to her during her fe
aud her decease said remaining half to be equally d
| vi led between her three children last named
That said Charles Henshaw's portion be properly in
vested and held in trust and hencome to be paid said
Charles during his life aud at his decease the principal
| to be divided equally between all his children.
That the portion Of saii John Henshaw or the proceeds
thereof be held in trust by suitable trustees the USE
proats and income from which to be pa as they accrue
to the said ohm duriny his life and At his decease the
| property be equally divided between his children
That said Laura Fschers portion be suitably invested
and held in trust the income be paid her hall yearly
oftener II she decease leaving child, nor grand
children, heir Of her body then her por ion at her DEATH
to be equally divided between Joshua aenshaw, Andre
aenshaw, Charles Henshaw, John Henshaw, Sarah II
| Ward, Mary L. Ward. and Laura b. Whitney. If her
daughter Mrs Allen, survive her, then the decease
of Mrs Fletcher Mrs. Allen the income during
her life ami the principal go to her children
leave nome then her dicease the property dvid
ed provided for Mrs. Fletcher should decease
| leaving no children or gran lchildren.
That SAID May L. Yards portion be suitably invested
Rd held in trust the income to be paid to her half year
y ofteuer 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 to be paid him.
during his life, aud at his decease, the principal to be
| divided equally between his children.
That said Laura e. Whitney portion be property ia
vested and held in trust the income 10 be paid half year
ly oener, to the said Laura, her personal
der, during her life and at her decease the principal
| be divided equally between her children.
And your petitioners further represent that the remain
der Of the of said David Henshaw so bequeathed
and devised before stated consists to great
extent of real estate, the description whereof is FOL
| lows, to wit:
1. certain piece or parcel of land, in that part of
Boston, il said County Of Suk called South Boston,
the eastery side OF Ola Harbor and facing the
public square containing fyseven hu dTed and forty
feet less, and further description refer
may be had to deed the premises recorded with
| Suffolk Deeds, Lib. All, Folio $50
q About thirty unired square feet Of land in that
part of id Boston, called South sion the northery
side of Fourth et between and streets and being
part of the land conveyed David Heusha@ by Francis
y Carruth by deed dated June 80 1885, and recorded
| with Suffolk Deeds, Lib. Gil, Folio 103.
g. Three certain lots of anu in that part Of said
Boston called South Boston, Fifth street. containing
eleven thousand and seventy square feet, being
lots numbered 296 297 and 29S, plan of the Warren
Association Ian IS by Alexander Tadsworth, dated 0c-
tobsr A. D. 1870, being the premises conveyed to
David HenshaW Dy deed OF John LiIey, dated November
L. 1885, and recorded in the Registry Deeds for said
County Of SuffJlk, Lib. 6l5, Page
4 Three Otner certain lots of land Sixth street. in
that part of said ston, called South Boston, containing
eleven thousand hundred and ninety square
feet, being lots numbered 289 2sS and 200, plan Of
the Warren Association Lands by Alexander Radsworh,
dated October D. 1910, the having been convey
ed to said David Henshsw BY John Liey by deed last
above referred TO.
Fveother certain lots of land on Seventh street, in
that psrt of Boston called South Boston, containing
nineteen thousand and ninety eight square feet being
lots numbered l33 l34 l35, 1876, and 1871, plan by
Alexander Wadswouh dated March, 1850, and being the
premises conveyed to 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.
g. One other certain lot of land on 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 o. plan of Alexander Wads
worth, dated May 10, 1889.
Z Six other lots f land the southery side
of Eighth street, that part of said Boston called South
Boston, containing upland thirty four thousand three
hundred and ninety six square feet with flats adjoining
being lots numbered 10l 10Z 1903, l04, 1o5 and 106,
plan of Alexander Wadsworth, dated Nav I6, 1889
being the prene conveyed to said David Henshaw
by Warren Asso ation by deed dated June 10, 1916
recorded in Suff IL Registry, Lib SIS, Fol 70.
All the right, title, an interest which the said Da
yid H-nsf had, and VII belongs to his esta
in aud a certain piece pare OF fats lying il
that of Boston, known South Boston, bounded aud
described Notwithstanding at point the MORT b.
erly line First street. distant hundred and sixteen
feet from street. measuring at right angles from said
street. thence running westerly said First street tt
Boston wharf thence by line parallel with Wbar
to low water mark or as far as the law wi allow thence
bounding northwardly low mark, aud measuring
line parallel with said First street flats now
of the If said David Heushaw thence turn
ing running southrIy line parallel with said
street to the point of beginning however otherwise
| bounded.
certain piece of land containing about one acre
with the dwelling house AM ootbuuings thereon stand
ing, situate about mile easterly of the Academy ir
Leicester aoresad the outhery side of the most road
leading Worcester and the same land convey d K
avail uenf Andr Nov ID
ley Holman Jr, datGd March 49, 1870 and recorded in
the registry Of Deeds for said County of Worcester book
49, page 2lO.
TO- certain piece or parcel of land situasei in thai
part Of boston called South Boston bounded and mea
snrng follows viz; Beginning the northe IL side
of Second street at point hundred fifteen feet
six inches westwardly from the said Second
aud street, rsm said point running northwardly
through middle of the brick wall separs ting the prem.
Uses from land flrmery conveyed by sullivan aud
to Edward A Pearson, and bounding eastwardy on said
Pearsons land seventy feet then turning weswardy and
bounding norhwardy said Parsons land six feet an
ten inches turning northwardy and bounding east
wardly on said Pearsons land hundred and ten tt ct
to a point First stree two hundred and feet dis,
tant from the of First and Streets then turning
We swardly and bounding norihwardly FIRST street
ninety eet then turning soulhWardy ard bounding
WestwsIdly on land formerly of f. Munr0e tt middle
of brick wall seventy six feet eight inches; thence
through the middle of said brick wall and bounding west,
wardy en- a1d 70 meTy of said Munroe Lundred and
feet four riches Second street. then turning
Wardy and bounding souhwardly said sesond street
premises being subject to right TO said Munroe his heirs
and assigns forever draw by suction pipe
well upon tho not exceeding half the and
thereon at all seasonaDle times for the purpose
laying and repairing such pipe; said right however be
ing limited a space ourfee wide each side of line
drawn from the westerly ue of the premi at right
angles thereto to the centre Of said well, making a
space of eight eet 1t being understood that said Munoe
his heirs and asSgus shall have right lay pies from
any part Of said space OF eight feet 10 said we'll, but
no other direction.
Aso-a Gel tain pe,e of Flats on the northerly side Of
said First street bounded and described follows wit:
Beginning point the northery lice of First street
distant hundred and sixteen from street, mea.
suriug right angles from street thence running east
wardy FIRST street fifty feet; then turning and run
ming northwardly line parallel to street, low wa
mark far as the law Will allows then bounding
northwardy low water mark, and measuring across
line parallel with First street fifty feet; then turning
and running southwardy line parallel with
to the point Of beginning
These premises being the same conveyed by Edmund
Muuroe to Charles Henshsw, David Henshaw, and Johu
Henshaw by Deed dated oct 49, 1880 and recorded with
Suffolk Deeds Lib. $40 Fol So, reference to the said
deed and to the plan thereto annexed being had.
Alsoone half Of the brick wall about seventy eight
feet 10 LENGTH runnirg from First street and at right an
giles Herewith, upon the westerly line OF the first above
described premises, and separating the from land
formerly OF Munroe and one half the land wherein said
wall stands being the pre- misses conveyed TO Charles
Henshaw by s. Downer, w. Il AUSTIN and s. Downer Jr
by DEED dated Aug. 49, 1870 The whole Of the above
mentioned premises were conveyed by Charles Henshaw
to William Ward, Joseph W Ward and John Henshaw
by deed dated 0c ~ 1916, and conveyed by the
latter to David Henshew by deed dated Oct 1s4s sub
ec to the restrictions aud reservations contained
reference to said deeds beng had the being record
ed in Suffolk Registry Of Deeds
And your petitioners further represent that trustees
have been duly appointed by the Court Of Probate for
said County Of Worcester, under the provisions OF said
win in ali cases In which said Win requires such ap
poinments and such trustees have seyeray given bonds