The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10
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Jersey, on
SATURDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY.
A, d, 1902, between the hours Of u noon and
| in the afternoon of said day, that is 10 say at
2 o'clock p. III all those three certain tracts of
! land and premises situate, lying and being In
| the Township Of Passaic. ~ the County of
Morris and state of New Jersey described as
| follows:
The First Tract beginning in the middle Of
the road leading from white bridge to Green
Village in the line Of Timothy II. Pruden's
land and runs thence I'd in the middle OF said
road south seventy nine degrees and 8ffty-tw0
minutes west seven chains and fifteen links to
% along said Highs line north TWO degrees
and fifty two minutes ea I twenty chains and
sixty-eight links to the Girls lot late of Ben
iamin Ludlow; thence (y) along the Girls lot
north seventy-cight degrees and twenty five
minutes east seven chains and twenty links to
Timothy FL Pruden's line; thence (4) along the
last named line south two degrees and fifty
two minutes west twenty chains and eighty
five links to the place of beginning, being
Com Con sers ps and Numbered B7s and now
on file In the Office of the Clerk of Morris
County, containing fourteen and forty-s seven
huDdredth acres of land more or less, being
the same property described in deed from
AbneI G. Green and others, Commissioners, to
George Hammer, dated. September seventh
eighteen hundred and seventy seven and re-
corded April eighth eighteen hundred and
eighty-six in Book Sill of deeds ON page $40,
etc.
estate of Timothy Pruden, deceased. and be-
gins at point In or near the middle OF the
swamp road leading from Meyersville to
of George Hammer distant thirty-fve links
southerly from a marked oak tree Ca line tree)
thence "a with lands Of said Hammer and OF
j. s. Err st and passing through the centre of
said tree north four degrees and fifteen min
utes east forty-one chains and fifty links to q
stake by two posts; thence Cd still with lands
and forty minutes east twelve chains and
ifty-sixslinks TO asstake ard stones at the turn
of the line; thence 90 still with lands OF said
Frost north four degrees and thirty smlnutes
east two chains and five links to the middle of
the road leading from New Vernon to Meyers.
Vile; thence 40 along the centre of said road
south hfty-three degrees and thirty minutes
east six chains and forty-five links to the out
side easterly corner of the tract hereby con-
veyed, and to line OF lands OF Lewis kutcher,
Senior; thence Co with his line soutr four der
grees and thirty minutes forty-one chains
and sixty four links to TWO stakes for cor.
ners in the line OF lands OF said Butcher and
Of Casper Oatman; thence go with the line OF
laid Oatman south seventy-four degrees and
forty-five minutes west five chains and fifty
five links to stake IL the centre Of ditch ditch
east one chain and sixteen links to or near tho
centre of the fret named road nine links to
the right of small bridge across said read;
thence CD along the centre of said road south
seventy-e eight degrees and hfteen minutes west
ten chains and forty-seven links to the point
half acres. more or less. Being the same prem
/ es described in deed from James N. HoWell,
Special Master, to George Hammer dated
March tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six
Deeds In Book g IL, page 55S.
The Third Tract being part of all that tract
of land and premises described In q deed from
Frank Ortman to the said August Schmidt
bearing date December twenty-seventb, eigh-
teen hundred and ninety four and recorded In
the Morris County Record of Deeds in Book l.
nm, rtnp &c. whole
conveyed by the aforementioned deed being
therein described as follows: Beginning in the
middle of the road leading from Long Hill to
New Vernon In the middle of the bridge over
Black River, thence % on or near the middle
of said r. ad north twenty five degrees and
thirty minutes west one chain and fifteen
links to turn. in the road; thence CD still
along the middle of said road north thirteen
degrees and six minutes east six chains and
fifteen links to the middle of the road leading
from White Bridge TO Green Village; thence CD
along the middle OF the last road south eighty
degrees and eighteen minutes west SIX chains
and thirty six links to the southeasteriy cor
ner OF part two of the whole lot: themes ID
along the middle of said road south seventy
nine degrees and fifty-two minutes west seven
chains and seventy-ive links to the south
westerly corner of the said part two; thence
COY along the westerly line of said part two
north two degrees and thirty minutes east
twenty four and a quarter links to the north
side Of said road, thence (6) through the
woods some distance north OF the road north
eighty degrees west five chain and thirty ana
one-third links to the esst bank of ditch:
thence "a in he same and up the middle OF
the last mentioned road south one degree and
forty-two minutes west eighty and a. quarter
links still along the same course along the
bottom of the ditch to two trees on the nortfs
erly edge of Black Brook q distance of five
chains and ninety eight links and quarter
and further on the same course about seventy
six links to the middle of said brook; thence
(S) up the middle of Black Brook the several
courses thereof a distance of about twenty
three chains and forty eight links to the place
OF beginning, containing twelve acres and
seven hundredths of an acre, be the same more
or less The lot hereby intended to be con-
yeyed being about one half an acre of land
more or less and is that part of the above
twelve acres and seven hundredths of an acre
lying on the north side of the said road lead
ing from White Bridge to Green Village and
adjoins lands of John Kutcher and said George
Hammer and the said road Being the same
premises described in deed from August
Schmidt and wife to George Hammer dated
January second, eighteen hundred and n1nety
five and recorded January second. eighteen
hundred and ninety five IN Book M-l4 of Deeds
for said County on page 594, including the in
choate right of dover of Catharine Hammer,
wife of said George Hammer in the said
premises. Together with all and singular the
Entertainments and appurtenances to the same
belonging or in any wise appertatning.
Dated January Bird, 1902.
JOHN b. VREELAND,
SPECIAL MASTER,
Savings Bank Building,
..a.u n NrN Awmr 4