The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-03
Monday, the 18th day Of March,

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next, A. D., 1899 between the hours of IL NJ.
and o'clock p. M. that Is to say at o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, all those tracts
or parcels of land and premises situate, lying
and being in the Township of Morris, in the
County of Morris and State of New Jersey,
butted and bounced as follows:
FIRST. Beginning at a stake standing on the
north side of the Morris turnpike road, at a cor
ner of land sold by Lewis Condict to Albert o.
Pierson, which stake is distant six chains and
seventy-hve links, on an easterly course from
the northeast corner of the bridge over the
Whippany river; thence running ID along said
Albert's line north eleven degrees east nine
chains to q line of lands belonging to jeremiah
Belts; thence CD along his line south seventy
five degrees east nine chains and forty -four
links to a corner of land late of Moses Hol-
lOway; thence CD along his line south sixteen
degrees west ten chains and eighty-four links
to the said turnpike road; thence "a along
the same south twenty-seven degrees east six
chains to Jonathan Persons corner; thence
90 along his line and the line of lands now or
lately belonging to Elisha l. Pierson to the
bridge in the road leading from the said Malt
by to Peter Fairchild; thence along said road
TO corner of land formerly owned by Jabez
Mills; thence along his line north seventy-fi five
degrees and thirty minutes west twenty chains
and thirty links to q lot formerly the property
of the said Moses Holloway; thence along his
line, the several courses thereof to the said
turnpike road; thence along the sane, a
westwardly course to the place of beginning.
Containing fifty-one acres. be the same more
SECOND. Beginning at the center of the
bridge in the road leading from the Morris
turnpike road to the house where Mr.. Gold
bridge now lives: thence I'd along the middle
of said road, north nine degrees east nine
chains and fifty links to stake near Mr..
grees east one chain and thirty links to
stake; thence CD north twelve degrees east
two chains and eighty links to stake; thence
"a south sixty-four degrees and thirty minutes
east five chains and ten links to Edward, Con-
diets corner; thence along his line % south
thirty-nine degrees west twelve chains sixty
eight links to the beginning.
Containing three and forty-four hundredths
of an acre, strict measure.
THIRD. Beginning at an apple tree stump
on the south side of the turnpike road. the
northwest corner of Henry q. Davis house lot;
thence ID south twelve degrees fifty minutes
west two chains and thirty-five links; thence
CD south sixty-fve degrees east one chain and
forty links to a heap of stones; thence CD
north twelve degrees east two chains and
sixty-two links to the south side of the turn
pike road aforesaid; thence "a north seventy
seven degrees west one chain and fifty-two
links to the place of beginning.
Containing thirty five one-half hundredths
of an acre, more or less.
FOURTH Beginning at an apple tree stand
ing on the south side of the Morris turnpike
road, few chains east of the Whippany
river. and running thence ID south seventy
four degrees and thirty minutes east four
chains; thence CD south sixty-two degrees and
thirty minutes east four chains and seventy
four links; thence 90 south twenty six degrees
and thirty minutes west two chains and thirty
three links to a heap of stones; thence "a
north sixty six degrees and thirty minutes
west eight chains aud twelve links to a heap of
stones; thence (5) north twelve degrees east
two chains and thirty-five links to the be-
ginning.
Containing two acres and eight hundredths
of an acre of land, strict measure.
FIFTH. Beginning at a heap of stones. the
north corner of Edward Condict's lot, thence
ID in the line of his lot south thirty-nine de-
grees and ten minutes west two chains and
forty.two links to a heap of stones on the east
side of a large pin-oak tree; thence CD north
sixty-three degrees and ten minutes west two
chains and ffty-two links to a stake; thence
90 north twelve degrees east two chains and
thirty-four links; thence "a south sixty five
degrees east three chains and seventy links to
the place of beginning.
Containing sixty nine hundredths of an acre
of land.
Excepting however, herefrom a lot of about
thirty five hundredths of an acre which Henry
G. Davis and wife conveyed to Elias 9. Roy. in
exchange for the lot hereinbefore described.
about the fifth of May. 1917; also excepting q
lot of about seventy three hundredths of an
acre conveyed by said Davis and wife to
William S. Cooper. June IL. 1858, recorded in
Book P-5, page 435
Dated February 7, 1899.
EDGAR l.. DURLlNG, Sheriff.
Chronicle and Jerseyman. P. f. S2l.60.
1885,