Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-30
IeQaI Notires.
STATE OF MAINE,

STATE OF MAINE.
| To the Honorable, the Judge of the Probate
| Court in and for the county of Hancock;
| ID EsPECTFULLY represent Thomas II
III MuiherD, OF Dorchester, in the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts, Thomas Null
hern. OF Curantoton, Ireland, Mary Brien and
Annie Brien, of the city of Boston, in said
Commonwealth, Thomas e. Mulhern, OF
Lepreaux, New Brunswick, and Mary A. Null
hern, in the state of New Jersey, that they
and John Mulhern. John Brien, Bridget
are tae heirs living in different states, of Pat
rick Muihern. late OF Sullivan, in said county
OF Hancock, deceased, who left real estate in
said county OF Hancock, described as follows:
First. certain tract or parcel of land sit
uated In the town OF sullivan, Hancock
county, state OF Maine. bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Bounded on the north by the county road
and westerly by road leading 70 town landing
a. East Sullivan. in said town; southerly BY
town landing aforesaid and the waters OF
Flanders bay, so called, and easterly by land
now or formerly OF Nathaniel johnson. ex-
cepting therefrom the lot formerly occupied
by Milton Tufts and lot occupied by James
>. Lord and the lot formerly occupied by
Downing simpson. according to the present
bounds or fences enclosing said lots leaving
70 acres, more or less, together with the barn
and sheds thereon. Also another lot of land
lying southwesterly from said town landing
in said town Of Sullivan, known as the coopel
shop lot, and bounded northerly by road,
southerly by waters of said bay, westerly by
Milton Tufts lot line and containing one
same tracts or parcels OF land described in q
warranty deed from Asa Dyer to Patrick Null
bern, dated ed March Y, 1859, and recorded
cock county registry Of deeds. Excepting
from the above bounded and described prop
erty the shore, privilege or parcel OF land, or
ledge, below the tide waters of Flanders bay.
so-called,. at full sea and joining the town
landing aforesaid. as conveyed by quit-claim
deed from Patrick Mulhern to the East sulli-
van Wharf Company, acknowledged June /,
1852, and recorded in vol. 243, page 1854, of said
registry.
Second. A certain lot or parcel of land sit
uated at East Sullivan, in the town of Sulli-
van aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Beginning at stake near the southeast
corner Of what was formerly the s. s. Hanna
harness shop and being the southeast corner
OF said shop lot, and thence northeasterly
following In the easterly line of said shop
lot and easterly line of the blacksmith's shop
lot formerly occupied by Eben q. Preble to
the northeast corner OF said blacksmiths
shop; thence at right angles about two and
one half rods to the town road leading to
Tunk Pond, formerly known as plantation
No. z; thence northeasterly by the east line Of
said road to the southwest corner OF lot con-
veyed by Milton Tufts to s. s. Hanna and
Eben G. Preble by deed dated May 16, 1881, to
which deed reference is hereby made for
location Of said corner; thence south a. east
by said Hanna Il Preble south line to the
west line of land now or formerly of Thomas
b.. Hill, thence southwesterly by said line of
said Hill land to the county road and thence
| continuing the same course, crossing said
county road, Is rods more or less to the south
east corner of land formerly known as the
TUFTS house lot aEd now known as tine Patrick
Mulhern homestead; thence westerly by the
south lire OF said house lot or homestead to
the southwest, corner thereof; thence in a
southeasterly direction by west line of said
house lot or homestead to the county road,
and thence crossing said road and running
westerly to the place OF beginning. Contain
ing nine acres more or less together with the
buildings thereon. Being the same premises
conveyed by warranty deed from Milton TUFTS
corded Oct IS, 1881. in vol. 49, page 524, of said
registry and the same premises occupied by
the late Patrick Mulhern.
Third. a certain lot or parcel OF land sit.
Sullivan aforesaid, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the line of the John Preble es-
tate, and thence running by the Morancy road
| to the John U. Beams estate line; thence on
| said Beams line to o. p. Bragdon's line, and
thence on said Bragdon's line to the Preble
! line; thence on the Preble line to the first
| mentioned bound, containing eight acres
more or less. Being the same premises con-
| to Patrick Mulhern dated Nov. II, 1872. aud
recorded April is, 1873, in vol. l44 page 3s2, OF
| said registry.
Fourth. certain lot or parcel of land sit
| uated in the town of Gouldsboro, county OF
Hancock Aforesaid, bounded and described as
| follows to wit:
| All that part of the southern half of lot No
81 shown on the plan of said town of Goulds-
| boro. lying east of the ledge and bounded on
/ tine north by lana OF James W. bunker ana
| Simeon w Sargent, on the east by land form
| erly known as the Nathan Sargent lot on the
south by the H. H. Bunker lot now land OF
| Chas. II. Bunker, and on the west by land OF
| Alvah b. Bunker, containing twenty acres
more or less. Being the same premises con-
veyed by warranty deed from Daniel Bunker
| to Patrick MulheTn dated Sept. %, 1872, and
recorded Oct. 8, 1872, in vol. l42 page 433, OF
| said registry.
Fifth. A certain lot or parcel of land sit
uated at the head OF Joneses pond, in said
| town of Gouldsboro, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
| Beginning at spruce tree at the head OF
| said pond in the northeast corner bound OF
land of. Oliver Jones, and thence running
| south = west but everywhere following in the
east line of land of said Jones 1862 rods to a
| stake in the northwest corner of land of E. l..
| Roberts; thence south So east 2S3i rods to a
| fur tree in the northeast corner of said land
| of said Roberts and on the west lire of land
| of s. L. Tracy; thence north e east but every
| where following in said west line 1852 rods to
a large pine tree at the he ID Of said pond
thence westerly by the waters of SAID pond
2S2t rods more or less. to the place of Degin-
Mug. Containing 24l2 acres, more or less.
| Sixth. certain lot or parcel of land sit
| uated in said town of Goul3sboro, bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
Bounded on the north by land formerly OF
| Samuel Tracy and by the waters of little
pond, so called, l6 rods, on the east by land OF
| d. w. Joy 81 rods, on the south by land form
erly OF Freeland Rosebrooks l6 rods, and on
| the west by land of Frank P. Noyes 50 rods
| containing five acres, more or less, and being
the eastern half, so called, of the lot of land
| conveyed by warranty deed from Mark L.
Bunker to Patrick MuIhern dated March Is
| 1856, and recorded May 30, 1857, in vol. 1916
| page So.
That the owners of said real estate cannot
| dispose of their separate interest without loss
| Wherefore your petitioners pray that Bed
| ford K. Tracy and John II. Mulhern, admin
| istrators of the estate of Patrick Mulherr
| aforesaid, or some other suitable persons be
| authorized to sell said real estate at private
| or at public sale and distribute the proceeds
| after paying the expenses. among said heir'
! according to their respective lights therein.
! Dated this first day of April, a. d. 1902.
THOMAS II, MULHERN,
| THOMAS MULHERN,
of CuTantoton Ireland.
| MARY BRIEN.
ANNIE BRIEN.