The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
Monday. the LIST day of May

next. A. D., 1899, between the hours of u VI
and O'Clock p. M, that is to say a. O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, all tracts or par
GELS of lands and premises situate, lying and
being in the Township of Chester in the Coun-
ty of Morris and State of New Jersey, bound
ed and described as follows:
Beginning at a white oak tree standing in
the public road leading from Peapack to Ches-
ter, corner to lands late of Frederick Childs,
now Mr.. Sharp's and Peter Tigers formerly
Wyckoff's; thence ID along lands of said
grees west twenty chains and sixteen links to
stones for corner; thence CD north twelve
degrees west fourteen chains and sixty links;
thence 30 south fifty three degrees west fifteen
chains and sixteen links to a brick stump and
stones corner to lands late of Conrad Rarick
thence CD along lands of said Rarick north
twenty-three degrees west thirty chains and
four links to stones corner, to lands late of
said Rarick and Fordham Leek. late of Daniel
Leek; thence co. along lands Of said Leek and
Peter Brown north hfty-fo and half de-
grees east thirty seven chains and sixty-two
links to a point in the public road leading FROM
Peapack to Chester: thence Co in said road
south eighteen and three quarter degrees east
five chat and three links; thence CD still in
said road south eight and three quarter de
grees east seven chains and thirty links
thence CD along Van Duser's land, now
Melck's north fifty three and a half degrees
east thirty-three chains and seventy-four Inks
thence CD north thirty-three and half de-
grees west five chains and ninety-four links
thence Q0) along Chambers land norih fifty
two and half degrees east twelve chains and
eighty-five links; thence QD south fifty six
and a half degrees east nineteen chains and
twenty-eight Inks thence CID along lands of
Durling south twenty one degrees west four
teen chains and sixtv-eight links to a rock /;
thence CID south twenty degrees east three
chains TO stones: thence Ga south thirteen de-
grees west one chain ana seventY-one links to
a mspe tree; thence Cl5) south twenty three
and half degrees west nine chains and nine
links to a heap of stones; thence (6) south
four degrees east one chain and ninety-links to
a chestnut tree; thence QD south thirteen
and q half degrees west two chains and ninety
links to an ash tree; thence ClS) south thirty
six degrees west one chain aud forty EIGHT
links TO beach tree; thence (l9) south sixteen
degrees west two chains and eighty-seven
links; thence (20) south forty-six degrees east
ninety links; thence CID south thirty-four de-
grees west three chains and seventy-two links
thence CD north fifty-one degrees west seven
chains and twenty-seven links; thence CD
along lands OF Frederick Childs south forty
four and half degrees west twenty-five
chains and eighty one links to a rock: thence
cd still along said Chid's land. now Sharp's
south fifty-three and half degrees west hf-
teen chains and eighty-eight links to the place
of beginning, supposed to contain three hun
bred and twenty-three acres of land.
Being the same premises conveyed TO said
William Childs by b. Van Svcke master in
chancery, bv deed dated June 20, A. D., 1868
EDGAR L, DURLING, Sheriff.
Dated March rs. 1899
Chronicle and Era, P. f. $16. 20
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