The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-03-13
Masters Sale Of Land.
IN CHANcERY OF NEw JERsI

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
ID etween Francis S. Kinney, complainant,
Dand Allen f. DeCamp, Susan NJ. Schultze and
John S. Schultze, her husband, Mary De
Camp. Estelle Austin DeCamp, Clarence Austin
Camp, and Clarence A. Ocean p as Executors
of the will of Alfred h. DeCamp, decd William
Scott DeCamp, and Annie M, his wife, Lyon
DeCamp, Mary B. Geyer and Harold Geyer,
her husband, Horace S. DeCamp, William S.
DeCamp as Executor of md Trustee under
the will of Julia j DeCamp, decd, Clarence A.
Emmons Decker, Admir-, SC, of Jacob Decker,
decd Emily NJ Salmon and Lewis G. Salmon,
Executors Sc, Of Lewis H. Salmon, cec'd,
Monroe Howell, Executor, &C, of Monroe How
ell, Decd defendants
On bill for partition Decree for 5 lie, Gated
February 9, 1903. H G. Pitney, 1r., Solicitor.
BY virtue of the above decree for sale, to me
directed /, the subscriber, Special Master in
Chancery, will sell at public vendue to the
RfSTOWN. NEW JERSEY, on MONDAY, the
9Th Of April, next, A. D., 1903, between the
hours of II noon and afternoon, that is, at
TWO O'CLOCK p. m.
All that tract or parcel Of land and premises
situate; lying and being in the. townships of
p. quannoc and Rockaway in the County of
Morris and State of New Jersey.
Being part of the Charlottenburg Great Fur
mace Tract: Beginning at rock about two
feet high lying on the South side of Pequannock
River, on the bank of the same between two
old line trees marked as side line II ses between
lot No. one ID and lot No. two u where the
line crosses the river, thence running long
49,
and two south thirty-four degrees and fifty
minutes west one hundred and eighty-six
chains to a stone heap being the most South
west corner of lot No. two and west of Mine
road, thence south fifty eight and half de-
grees east sixty -one chains and seventy five
links to an ash sapling in the swamp, the
twelfth corner of the Charlottenburg Great
Furnace Tract, thence north eighty.six and a
hall degrees east TIVE ntv-eight chains to a stake
and stones, thence north twelve and half de
grees west ninety chains to chestnut tree,
marked on two sides with blaze and four
notches and on the other two sides with a
blaze and three notehes, thence north forty
degrees east seventy chains to a stake and
stones lying west of Green Hill, in the hollow,
thence north ten degrees east forty two chains
to Pequannock River thence north eighty
four degrees west three chains and fifty links
to the beginning. { obtaining six hundred and
forty-one 64l) acres, strict measure
From which are eXcer ted two tracts of land
sold and conveyed by E ward DeCamp to,
Andrew Shauger, which are described as
FIRST EXCEPTIONAL tract IN the Township
of Rockaway, it being part of the Charlotten-
burg tract and embracing the place called and
known as the Bockman Place and lying on the
northwest side of the road leading from Char
lottenburgh to Powerville.
Beginning at stake and heap of stones for a
corner a short distance northt asst from said
Shauger's house and thence running az
south three degrees east eight chains; t2l south
twelve degrees thirty minutes west seven
chains and seventy five links; thence (3) north
sixty nine degrees west thirteen chains; thence
"a north five degrees east fifteen chains and
SeVenty-1lNe INKS TO a corner IN the swamp
thence t5) south sixty eight degrees thirty
minutes east tw elve chains eighty-three links
to the place of beginning.
Containing twenty acres of land as the com
pass pointed IN the year 1877.
SECOND EXCEPTIONAL tract in the Town
ship OF Rockaway. it being part of the Chariot
acres, which the said Andrew Shauger pur
chased OF said Edward DeCamp, A. D., lS47
and beginning at the fourth corner of said
twenty acre lot, being heap of stones; thence
running % north sixty nine degrees west six
chains to heap of stones for a corner; thence
~ north eleven degrees east fifteen chains fifty
links to heap of stones tor a corner near the
road leading from Greenville to Charlotten-
burg; thence t3) north twenty degrees east
seven chains eighty links; thence "a north six
degrees forty five minutes east three chains
and twenty seven links; thence (5l north thirty
seven and half degrees east ten chains and
tW eDty- seven links to the road eading from
Charlotteuburg to Powervile; thence 90 south
forty degrees thirty minutes east three chains
ana seventy five links along said lad; thence
~ south fifteen degrees east six chains and
seventeen links along the same; thence (8)
along same south twenty-six degrees east four
chains and twenty five links thence (9) south
seventy three degrees thirty minutes east two
chains and seventy four links TO a corner on a
ledge of rocks thence 00 sou tn two degrees
thirty minutes west twelve chains and fifty
lint to the beginning corner of said twenty
acre lot thence Q1l along line Of the same
reversed north sixty eight degrees thirty
minutes west twelve chains and eighty-three
links to the fifth corner of said twenty acre
lo in a swamp; thence along the fourth line of
said lot reversed south five degrees west fifteen
chains and seventy five links to the beginning.
Conta ming thirty-four acres and 5-100 of an
acre as the compass pointed A. d 1S47 on the
twenty acre lot and lS49 upon this lot.
Including the estate of defendant William s.
DeCamp as tenant by the curtesy in part
thereof, and including the estate for life and
dover estate of the defendant Estelle Austin
DeCamp IN part thereof, together with all
ana singular the Entertainments and appurte-
nances to the premises belonging or in any.
wise appertaining
Dated February Is, 1908.
WILLARD W. CUTLER,
Special Master,
MorrStoWn N j.