The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-04-06
Monday, the Thirtieth Day Of April,

next. A. D., 1900, between the hours of IL m.
and O'Clock, p. m /, that is to say at O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, all those certain
mortgaged premises with the appurtenances,
In the bill of complaint in the said cause par
ticuarly set forth and described, all the
following described tract or parcel ofland and
premises situate, lying and being in the
Morris and State Of New Jersey, being the four
lots further described in deed to the said
Abram y Hewitt from Ira w. Cory. Sheriff
of Morris County, dated March nth, 1890. and
recorded in the Morris County Clerks office in
Book Z-l2 of Deeds. pages 2l5. &c. as follows:
First tract. The first lot is butted and
bounded az follows: Being part of tue Hibernia
| tract conveyed by Wi liam Scott and Susannah
| his wife, to John Smith by deed dated May 20,
| 1928, and the second lot contained in said deed
| Beginning at the third corner of the first lot
| in said deed from William Scott aud Susannah,
his wife, to John Smith. atn in the middle of
the main ditch # what is colled the Hibernia
| Big Meadow and in a line Ut lands belonging
| to the widow of Shawger, and from
thence ID with her line north eighteen degrees
west thirty eight chains and fifty links to the
| outside line of the Hiberuia tract; thence CD
along the same north eiXtyf,u degrees and
| thirty minutes east twelve chains ana seventy
| five links: thence (3) south eighteen degrees
east thirty.two chains and fifty links to the
middle of the aforesaid main ditch; "a
down the same south thirty seven degrees west
| fourteen chains and seventy links to the place
of beginning. Containing forty acres and
thirty hundredths of an acre more or less.
| he second lot l. lot No in the division of
1 Uno Ia0uH OF tTeOrRe SDaWReF, ana III Ll6 report
of the Commissioners made to the Morris
| Orphans Court, July term 1884 described
| follows: Beginning at he second corner OF the
| last described lot and from thence running CD
north fifty degrees east nine chains and nine
| links to a stake in the Great Hibernia Meadow;
| thence CD along line of Richard Smiths
| lands north eighteen degrees west forty chains
and fifty links to the sixteen h outside line of
the Hibernia tract; thence 90 along the same
south sixty. one degrees and thirty minutes
| west eight chains and sixty-five links to the
third corner of lot No. A: thence (D along q
| line of The same south eighteen degrees east
forty-two chains and forty links to the place
of beginning. Containing thirly-four acres
and fifty hundredths of an acre.
| The third lot is part OF tract of 2274 acres
and eighty two hundredths, which was con-
veS ed to John Hardy BY George Sickle and
wife by deed dated May 18th 1929, and record
ed in the Morris County Register of Deeds
| liber Fl. H. Folios 2l5 PIG and 2E. Beginning
at a beach tree standing near the south side OF
| Peter d Henderson's meadow and supposed
to be a corner of the Hibernia tract, and thence
the said tract of 2274 82-100 acres. called the
Denmark Tract, as he needle pointed on the
2lst day of June. IVA Cd north forty-three
chains to the foot of the mountain; Cd south
| sixty degrees and thirteen minutes west
forty-six chains and thirty links to the north
corner of 3 tract of fifty acres this day con
veyed to William w. Shawger by the said
parties of the first part (viz. John Hardy and
| wife, January lat, 1850; thence along said
Shawger's line CD south twenty five degrees
| east thirty-three chains and ninety five links
! TO the line of the Hibernia tract ca along the
line of the Hibernia tract north sixty -one
degrees and thirteen minutes east eighteen
chains and sixty links; 90 north eighty-five
| degrees east ten chains to the place of begin
| ming, containing one hundred and ihirty-one
acres and sixty hundredths. but after deduct
| ing eight acres and ten hund, dths, part of
| fifteen acres and thirty-one hundredths re-
| turned to Jacob Ford and recorded in Book s.
| 5, page III. which said fifteen acres and thirty
| one hundredths is the afore mentioned mead
ow now owned by Peter ID. Henderson. there
remains one hundred and twenty three acres
and fifty hundredths. which is the quantity of
| land hereby intended TO be conveyed.
The fourth lot being part of a tract of 2274
| S2-lO0 acres which was conveyed to John Hardy
| by George Sickle and wife by deed dated May
| 18th, 1899 and recorded in the MorriI County
| Register of Deeds Liber H. H Folios 2l5 &c.
| Beginning at the south corner of q tract of 1913
| acres and fifty hundredths conveyed to Rich
| ard r. Smith by said John Hardy and wife by
deed dated January LIST, 1885, thence along said
| line of Richard r. Smiths land as the needle
| pointed on the 2lst dav of June, A D., I774 ID
north twenty five degrees west thirtv-three
| chains and ninety five linEs to heap of stones
| on the brow of a mountain; 90 south sixty one
chains and seventy six links; ca south twenty
| five degrees east thirty three chains and ninety
| five links to the Hibernia line: thence along
| the Hibernia line % north sixty degrees
and thirteen minutes east fourteen chains and
seventy-s six links to the place of beginning.
Containing fifty acres of land.
Dated March "a, 1900.
CHARLES A. BAKER, Sheriff.
Chronicle and Era. p. f. 1924. 90
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