Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-21
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loiutlF ry the nelrS OF SAlu watson Il. white,
and the grantee herein, its successors and
assigns as roadway in common; said road
way to be fifteen l15) feet wide and to extend
along the west line Of said hotel lot nine o.
roos from the centre OF the county road. See
title OF the said grantor herein under deed to
II from William ID. Lewis dated July IL, q. d.
1859, and recorded in said registry in volume
$40. page l4.
Is. A certain lot or parcel Of land situated
in the town of Sullivan, Hancock county,
Maine, bounded and described as follows. to
wit:
+ All of certain island situated in the south
ern part of the town Of Sullivan near
Waukeag Neck, o-called, known as Preble's
Island. containing seventy five (75) to one
hundred (100) acres more or less.
10. certain lot or parcel OF land situated
in the town of Sullivan, Hancock county,
Maine, bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
All of a certain island situated in the south
erp part OF said town OF Sullivan near Wau-
keag Neck. so. called, situated about SOUTH
westerly from Waukeag point, So called, and
known as Dram Island containing six (6) acres
more or less. See title of the grantor herein
under deed to it from Daniel Wilson ct ais
dated January 2, 1888, recorded in said registry
in volume 221, page ass.
II. Certain lots or parcels of land situated
in townships Number Nine and Ten in the
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
First lot. Beginning on the south line Of
the lot known as the Fox Pond Quarter in
said township Number Ten and at the north
east corner of a one thousand acre lot now or
formerly owned by Bartlett and harrington;
thence easterly following said south line OF
said Fox Pond Quarter to the original north
and south line of the two mile and one-half
strip; thence southerly following said original
line two hundred and seventy rods more or
less to the northeast corner of the "Goulds-
boro' Tract So called, thence at right angles
westerly following the north line of said
Gouldsboro' Tract two hundred and forty rods
more or less to the northwest corner of said
Gouldsboro' Tract thence at right angles
n
Gouldsboro' Tract five hundred and forty rods
more or less to the southwest corner of said
Gouldsboro' Tract; thence at right angles
easterly following the south line of said
Gouldsboro' Tract until intersection is made
with said original north and south line Of the
two mile and one half strip, thence at right
angles southerly to the north line of Town
ship Number Seven, thence westerly follow
ing said north line Of said Township Number
Seven five hundred rods more or less to the
southeast corner of a tract of land now or
formerly of Nelson Millett and S. p Donnell;
thence northerly following the east line of
said Donnell and Millett tract five hundred
and sixty rods more or less to the south line
of the above named Bartlett and harrington
lot; thence easterly following the said south
line of said Bartlett and Harrington lot to the
southeast corner Of said Bartlett and Earring
ton lot; thence northerly following the east
line OF said Bartlett and harrington lot four
hundred rods more or less to the place of
beginning, containing some nineteen hundred
and forty acres more or less.
Second lot. One half in common and UNI
divided of the following described parcel
known as the Fox Pond Quarter, the whole of
which is bounded and described as follows:
Bounded on the south by the First Lot (this
paragraph hereinabove described and con-
veyed. on the east by the original division
line OF the two mile and one half strip; on
the north by twenty three hundred and
twenty acres lot now or formerly owned by
Bartlett and Harrington and on the west by
three hundred and twenty acre lot conveyed
to Joseph II. West by William H. Gard, the
whole of said lot containing eight hundred
acres more or less.
Third lot Situated in Township Number
Nine adjoining said Township Number Ten
on the west, described as follows: Beginning
at the southeast corner of the town of Frank
lin on the north line of the town of Sullivan;
thence north following the east line of said
Franklin four hundred and eighty rods to a
stake and stones; thence east on spotted
line by land now or formerly of Bartlett and
Harrington one hundred and sixty rods to a
corner, thence south LIZ degrees east over the
top of Schoodic mountain four hundred and
eighty rods to the said north line of said Sui
hvan; thence west on said north line OF said
Sullivan about one hundred and seventy-four
rods, containing five hundred acres more or
less. See title OF the grantor herein under
deed to it from William D. Lewis dated Octo-
Der IS, a. d. 1859, recorded in said registry of
deeds in volume 239, page Dol.
, IS. A certain lot or parcel of land situated
in Township Number Ten, So called, in the
county of Hancock, and State of Maine,
bounded and described as follows, to witt
Beginning on the division line between said
Township Number Ten and Township Num-
beer Nine at the three mile mark; thence
northerly following said division line two
hundred and five rods to corner; thence at
right angles easterly two hundred and fifty
rods to q corner; thence at right angles
southerly two hundred and five rods to the
centre line of said Township, running east
and west; thence at right angles westerly
following said centre line two hundred and
fifty rods to the place of beginning, containing
three hundred and twenty acres more or less,
being the lot lying next west OF what is
known as the Fox Pond Quarter, in said
Township. See title of the grantor herein
under deed to it from William ID. Lewis,
dated October 16 1889, recorded in said regis
try in volume 239, page 1877.
10, Certain lots or parcels of land all stu
ated in the county of Hancock. State of
Maine to wit:
/, A certain tract of land and mill privilege
with the mill, machinery, boarding house
and all buildings thereon, situated on Elan
der's Stream. so called, in the town of Suli-
van, where the county road crosses sald
stream and particularly described as follows,
to wit:-Beginning at the mil pond on the
eas terly side OF the stream AT a stake; thence
south forty-seVe and one half degrees east
seven and Que half rods 10 "a stake AMI stones;
thence south fort -two and ne-half degrees
west to the county road; thence Northwestern
ly by the said county road across the stream
on TO lands formerly owned by The heirs OF the
late Jabez Simpson and Joseph Bean. so as to
include on the westerly side OF said stream
all the land heretofore occupied as mill
brow; said land so occupied as ID mill brow
being bounded on the south by the county road
and on the north and northwest by the fence
of T. b. Hill; also all the land on the easterly
side of the stream and on the south of the
county road which for a great many years has
been occupied a landing for lumber in
connection with the use of the mill upon the
premises above described. Said tract and
mill privilege being the same that was con-
veyed to Sanger and Reynolds by Eben II
Hill ct ais by their deco dated the seventh
day OF June, a. d. 1854, and recorded in the
registry of deeds for Hancock county, Maine,
in book IS. page 4S5.
2. certain triangular piece of land lying on
the easterly side of Flanders Stream, so-called,
in sullivan aforesaid, containing about sixty five
square rods, and being what IL known as the back
mil privilege and more recently known as the
Lovejoy Dam ana mill privilege, particularly
described MS follows, to wit:-Commencing al
the stream and running south forty-tw degrees
and thirty minutes east nineteen and one-hal1
rods by land sold by Samuel Hill to Downing
simpson, till 1t comes to land now or formerly
belonging to the late Augustus II. Bill; thence
along the land now or formerly belonging tC
the heirs of the late Augustus Ii. Hill to tht
stream; thence up the stream to the place of be
ginning. Also another parcel of land on the
westerly side Of said Flanders Stream, directly
opposite the land last above described, ant
formerly owned by the late Joseph Bean, com
mencing at the stream at point directly op
posite the lower boundary of the lot las
described, on the easterly side of the stream
and continuing up the stream to point op
unafte the MINER bOundarV the lot last de