Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-04-17

degrees west sevehty-nine and one-quarter
porches 60 stone, thence north thirty-six
degrees east two hundred and eleven
perches to the place Of beginning, contain
Ing one hundred and four acres and eighty
perches OF land more or less The other
tract situate as aforesaid and adjoining
the first described surveyed In the warran-
tee name Of Henry Brink and numbered ne
Aforesaid number twenty-four (No. sD
containing flfty-flve acres and seventy
perches.
improvements the above several
tracts Of land are the following improve
ments to wit: On tracts numbered re-
spectively Nos and 1877 I'm Shohola town.
ship, there Is good saw mill with turbine
water wheel also a stone saw, rubbing
and planning mill with all the necessary
machinery and appurtenances. one frame
building used as a stone shed, a two-story
frame dwelling house and outbuildings,ai-
so store house, freight house and board.
Ing house erected on lands adjoining said
tracts and used in connection with the
other buildings and business managed by
Jno. II. kilgour; also large stable one
blacksmith and wagon shop. nineteen
small one and one-half story frame dwell
ing houses, one board shanty, one ice
house and one powder cave, good stone
dock and railroad switch. The said tracts
are well watered, having a living stream
passing through same and being n GOOD
power certain privileges and releases for
damages, etc, by reason of overflow of
land, etc, and right of repairing dam, etc. d,
said property Is benefited and protected
by certain leases or releases and agree
ments relating thereto. And Of above de
scrlbed lands about three acres more or
less are improved
On tracts numbered respectively Nos. Is
and 93 In Shohola township there is a
blacksmith shop and a one-story frame
shanty, and good stone quarrles are on
each of said lots
On tracts numbered respectively Nos. 80
and Al in Westfall township there are
erected fifteen one and One-half story
board houses or shanties, one blacksmith
shop, one stable, also n store house, and of
which said tracts about five acres more or
less are improved land, with stone quarries
opened on said tracts with stone docks ad-
iacent TO Erie r. r.
On tracts numbered respectively Nos. II ,
~ and 73 In Lackawaxen township there
are erected one and One-half story frame
house, n good barn, a blacksmith shop and
small office; also good stone quarry on
said land.
Also, all that certain place. parcel or
tract of land situate, lying and being in
the Township of Shohola, in the County
of Pike and State of Pennsylvania being
In the warrantee name of William Nyce,
and numbered ON the Commissioners
Books of Pike county No, 18 and bounded
on the west by lands in the warrantee
name of Francis j. Smith, on the north by
lands in the warrantee names of William
Harrison and Michael Hillegas, on the
east by lands in the warrantee names of
Charles Cooper and Samuel Depui, on the
south by lands in the warrantee names of
John Barrow and Jacob Utt, and contain
ing one hundred and eighty-seven acres and
three-fOurths of an acre be the same more
or less.
improvements Upon the above lands
are good stone quarries; balance timber ed
Also, the free and interrupted use, lib
erty and privilege to keep and hold back
the water in Brink Pond by dam or other
structure to at least one foot above the
present high water mark, as held and
flowed back by the present dam built
across the outlet of Big Brink Pond on all
that certain piece, parcel and tract of land
situate in the Township of Shohola, County
of Pike and State of Pennsylvania, being
part of larger tract of land surveyed on q
warrant from the Land Office of Pennsyl-
vania granted to Emanuel Brink and num-
bered on the Commissioners Books of
Pike county (79) seventy-nine, bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a heap of
stones corner of Benjamin Bartholomew
survey, thence by same south fifty-seven
degrees west seven perches to stones. then
into Big Brink Pond and by line of Robert
Erwin survey south thirty one degrees east
twenty-four and quarter perches to line
of land conveyed to Richard w. Merring
ton by John Whitehead, then by same
north fifty-nine degrees east three hundred
and thirty-four perches to line of said
Emanuel Brink survey, then by same and
land surveyed to John Barrow, Jr., north
thirty-one degrees west sevehty-nino
perches to stake, then in a direct line to
place of beginning containing one hun
dred and eight acres strict measure, be the
same more or less. Being the same rights
and privileges conveyed to the said John
f. KilgOur by Bradner Wood by deed re-
corded in Deed Book No. 40, page Ala, etc
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William b. Gourley and John
Kennel and will be sold by me for cash.
H. |. 0ourtright. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Milford, Pa.
| April "A, 1896.