The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-03-02
Monday, the 19th day Of March

MONDAY, bne lSCn Qay OF March
next. A. D.. 1900 between the hours of IL NJ
and O'Clock P. NJ, that is to say at O'Clock
10 an She a th OF sao day three tracts Of
county Of Morris and State of New Jersey
The First Tract being the same premises
George Richards and wife by deed dated Sep
TENDER 8, 1884 and recorded in the Morris
County record of deeds in Book I'll on pages
35l &c, being part Of the old John Winter
property.
Beginning at a chestnut tree standing on the
West side of the public road leading from
Hfbernia to Green Pond running thence ~
north twenty one degrees east ten chains and
fifty seven links to a corner of a lot of land
which the said John Smith sold to one Luther
Y. Heminover or his wife it being the south
west corner of the Heminover lot; thence (2)
along the line of the said Heminover lot on u
course of about south seventy-seven degrees
east eight chains and sixteen links to the
southeast corner of the said Heminover lot;
thence CD south twenty one degrees west ten
chains and eighty eigh linNs to a heap of
stones for corner it being an old corner;
thence (D along lands of the said John Smith
on a course north seventy seven degrees west
seven chains and eighty eight links to the
place of beginning.
Containing eight acres a Id sixty hundreths
OF an acre more or less.
Beng the same land which was conveyed
to the said George Richards by William H.
Howell, sheriff, by deed dated July thirty first
eighteen hundred and eighty-four.
The Second Tract described as follows in a
deed from Charles Stalter and Others to Frank
Stalter, dated April twentieth eighteen hun
dred and ninety -four and recorded in Book
MIA, pages &c,
THE first tract was conveyed to said Lewis
Stalter by Michael DeGraw and wife by deed
dated July seventeenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-nine and recorded in the Morris Coun
ty Clerks office in Book E-l0 of Deeds pages
1872 &C.,
Beginning at a stake and stones in line of
a tract of land containing twenty-four and
forty-hve one hundredths acres belonging to
Peter D. Henderson and distant two chains
and twenty links on a course of north twenty
three degrees east from the beginning corner
of the same and running thence as the compass
pointed in eighteen hundred and sixty-eight
Cd north seventy eight degrees and forty-fve
minutes west six chains and fifty-eight links to
the road leading from Hibernia to Greenville;
thence CD north seventy-seven degrees east
five chains and sixty-six links along said road I;
thence 90 north thirty eight deRree east five
chains and eight links along the same; thence
S4) south iseventy-elght degrees east one chain
four forty-five one hundreth acres. thence (5)
south twenty-three degrees west seven chains
and forty three links along said line to the
place of beginning
Containing one acre and eighty-five hun
dredths of an acre more or less
The Third Tract is the eight undivided
ninth parts of q tract described as follows in
said deed from Charles Stalter and others to
Frank Stalter dated April twentieth, eighteen
hundred and nfnety-four and recorded In Book
The Third Tract was conveyed to said
Lewis Stalter by Peter DeGraw and wife by
deed dated February "a. 1886 and recorded in
said clerks office in Book Sill of Deeds on
pages POS &c.
Beginning at the most easterly corner of a
tract of two hundred and seventy, four acres
of land which William Scott sold to Samuel
s. Beach and in line of a tract of seventy
four and forty two one hundredths acres sur
veyed to be conveyed to Samuel M. Henderson
from thence running by recent survey %
south fifty-five degrees and thirty minutes
east sixteen chains; thence ca south nineteen
degrees east fourteen chains to a chestnut tree;
fa2 s9ueR cn[Iy usfses wess one cnah an
ty-six chains and fifty-five links; Q5) north
thirty degrees east twelve chains and twenty
links to the beginning.
Containing twenty-five acres of land more
or less'' (subject however to the inchoate right
of dover of Susan Stalter wife of Charles
Stalter in one undivided ninth part)
Dated Feb 10. 1900
CHARLES A. BAKER. Sheriff
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