The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1888-12-01

Sayre, complainant, and David S. Young and
Mary Frances Young his wife and Sarah g.
Kitchell, defendants, ri. ia. for sale of mort
gagged premises. Returnable to February term
A. u. 1889. Guy MINToN, Sol'r.
by virtue of the above stated writ of feri facias
= in my hands, shall expose for sale at public
vendue at the Court House in MorriStown. N. j.,
on
Monday, the 3lst day of December
next, A. D. 1885, between the hours of 1s NJ. and
O'Clock P. NJ, that is to say at o'clock in the af
ternoon Of said day. all those seven lots. tracts
or parcels of land and premises hereinafter par
ticuariy described, situate. lying and being in
the township of Hanover, in the county of Morris
and State of New jersey
The first tract being the homestead farm of
David s. Young at 1lalapards as surveyed April
18th, 1873; beginning at an iron rod driven to the
surface of the ground in the middle of the lane
or private road leading from the public road
from Malapardis to Halseytown; said rod being
the southeasterly corner OF said farm and in the
line of lands of William D. Young. and runs
thence ID with his line south sixty degrees and
fifteen minutes west twelve chains to a stake by
line of lands Francis E. Young thence (2) with
his line and the line of lands of David I'll. Meal
pin north fifty four degrees and fifteen minutes
west twenty chains and ninety-five links to a
stake for corner in the line of lands OF Stephen
T Garrigus; thence (3) with his line and the line
OF lands of the estate of Albert Allen, deceased,
and the line of Catharine E. Hill (late d. S.
Young) North thirty six degrees east twenty
nine chains and twenty-five links to a stake for
corner at the angle ofthe fences: thence (4)
still in the line of Catharine e. Hill south fifty
seven degrees and fifteen minutes east eight
chains and twenty-five links to q stake at turn
OF the line; thence (5) still in her line south
twenty-five chains and ninety links to the
angle of the stone fences and to the line of
Francis E. Young; thence (6) in his line south
forty-one degrees west three chains and fifty
seven links to the angle of the fences in the line
of lands OF William d. Young; thence ~ in his
line north fifty-four degrees and thirty minutes
w G Y of he
and post and rail fences; thence (9 still with
William D. Youngs line south sixty de-
grees and thirty minutes west fifteen chains
and forty-two links to an iron driven to the
surface of the ground in the middle of the
aforesaid line, lane or private road; thence (9l
along the middle of the road south thirty de-
grees east two chains and eighteen links to the
place of beginning; containing seventy-seven
acres of land more or less
The second lot beginning at the corner of
lot of land sold by Lewis Baker in his lifetime
to Timothy futile. Jun'r in the line of Caleb
futile, thence along said Tuttle's line ~ south
forty-eight degrees and forty five minutes east
nineteen chains and sixty -one links to Shelly's
corner; thence (2) south twenty five degrees
west four chains and eighty links to a corner in
Shelly's line; thence tS) north forty eight de-
grees and forty five minutes west twenty
chains to Timothy Tuttle's line; thence (D north
thirty degrees east four chains seventy two
links to the place of beginning; containing nine
acres of land.
| Also the undivided one-half part in a certain
| lot of land described as pasture lot Contain
ing thirty six acres more or less) in the will
of Ephraim Young. decd, now on record in the
| Morris County Surrogate's Office; being that lot
or tract of land bought of John P Stiles and the
heirs of Gabriel H. Ford, lying on the north
| side of the road leading from Malapardis to
\MOrriStown.
The above three tracts are those which were
conveyed to the said Mary F. Young by William
d. johnson by deed dated May End, 1873 and re-
corded in the Morris County Clerks office in
Book of deeds pages 431, &c.
| The fourth lot being near Halseytown and
.fS1fs Ia Of Ian
the name of the wheeler Tract" beginning
| in what was Samuel Howell's line at a corner of
lands late of Matthias, and running thence ~
along said Howell's line north ffty-sx degrees
and thirty minutes west twenty chains and
| thirty-five links to what was SilaS Condict's
corner in what was Jeremiah Howell's line;
thence t2) along said Condict's line south thirty
three degrees and thirty minutes west eleven
chains and fifteen links to what was Stephen j.
Wheeler's corner made in the aforesaid Con-
diets line in a swamp; thence 81 along afore-
| said Wheelers line south ffty-six degrees and
thirty minutes east twenty chains and twenty
seven links to a corner in Stephen Youngs line
near a small hickory tree marked thence "a
along said Young's line north thirty three de-
grees and thirty minutes east eleven chains and
fifteen links to the beginning containing twenty
two acres and sixty-five hundredths of acre
strict measure Being the same premises con-
veyed to said David S. Young by Abraham A.
Tuers and wife by deed dated May s9th 1867, and
recorded in the Morris County Clerks office in
Book of deeds, pages 522, &c.
| The fifth lot begins in the line of Stevens j.
Wheeler to Samuel Howell near marked hick.
DRY tree and runs thence ID with his line by
| Howell's deed north fifty six degrees and thirty
minutes west twenty chains and twenty
links to a stake for his corner; thence ~ with
David Y Wheeer's line by his deed south thirty
| four degrees west seven chains and eighty-fve
| links to William Shelly's line; thence 81 with
his line and by the course OF the division in 1779
south fifty-seven degrees and fifty minutes east
nine chains and fifty three links to post for a
tcorner; thence(4) south thirty-two degrees and
ten minutes west eight chains and eighty one
l;,,lzc sfo lra For he vact
bank of Pardis Brook; thence III south hfty-six
degrees east ten chains and eighty five links [by
a course of lS45] to a post in Young line for a
corner; thence Isl along Young's line north
| thirty-two degrees and ten minutes east sixteen
chains and forty links to the beginning; con-
tanning twenty five acres and sixty-hundredths
of an acre.
/ The sixth lot is the same which was conveyed
by Stevens J. Wheeler to David Y. Wheeler by
deed of quit-claim dated January 4th, 1915, and
recorded in the Morris County Record of deeds
Liber E a. folio $50. &c. and contains eleven
acres and forty five hundredths of an acre of
land be the same more or less
| The two lots last described were conveyed to
the said Mary f. Young by Catharine e. Hill
and her husband by deed dated July 9th, 1878,
and recorded in said Records in Book 2 of
deeds. pages 10, &c.
The seventh lot is part of tract conveyed to
Ephraim Young by David Wheeler by deed bear
ing date June 1st, 1884, and also part of the tract
set off to Stephen Young by Commissioners
March nth, 1893, and also the same tract that
was set off by Commissioners appointed by the
Orphans Court of the County Of Morris to di-
lyidelands of Stephen Young, decd, on the four
Iteenth day of May, 1885, beginning in the middle
of the road the Irish lot line at the fourth cor
lner of lot of four and seventy two hundredths
acres set off to Francis E. Young thence II north
fftv-four and half degrees west seven chains
and fifty links to the third corner of said four and
lseventy-two hundredths acres; thence along
the same ri south thirty eight and quarter
degrees west two chains and seventy links to a
corner of Ephraim Young's; thence f3l along the
same north fifty five degrees and fifteen min
lutes west twenty-one chains and ninety-ive
links; thence [4l north sixty degrees west nine
chains and twenty-five links; thence l5l north
thirty-three degrees east ten chains; thence l6l
south fifty-five and quarter degrees east nine
chains and twenty links; thence lsouth thir
lty-three degrees west ninety linksi thence 6.
south fifty five and quarter degrees east twenty:
nine chains and forty-t links to the aforesaid
road thence 80 along the same south thirty three
degrees west five chains and eighty links to the
place of beginning; containing thirty-one acres
and lightweight hundredths of an acre more OF
less.
Dated November oath, 1888. Pr $3420
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