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said map above rererred to; thence 90
westerly and along said northerly line
of said lot twenty-five two hundred
and forty-two (2425 feet to the easterly
side Of Barron avenue and the point
or place of Beginning. Being lot num-
bered twenty-four on said map above
referred to.
BEGINNING at a point in the easterly
side line of Barron avenue distant
northerly about thirteen hundred and
afty-eight and thirty-two hundredths
G35S.32) feet from the point of inter-
section of said easterly side of Barron
avenue with the northerly side Of
six degrees forty-three minutes Co
43D east, two hundred and five and
eighty-eight (2O5.SS) .hundredths feet
fifteen minutes (S4o 80 east, one hun-
bred and twenty-one Old feet along
to the westerly line of lot numbered
t~wenty-six as shown on said map;
thence CD southerly along said west
two hundred and seven and ninety-four
hundredths (207.94) feet to the north
erly line of lot twenty-four, as shown
said northeriy line of lot number TWEEN
ty-four one hundred and twenty-one
ODD feet to the easterly side of Bar.
Beginning. Being lot numbered TWEEN
ty-seven on said map above referred to.
LOT 8.
eriy side Inc Of FP pss"s street dis
minutes $40 16p east along said
the corner formed by the intersection
of said southerly line of Freeman street
with the easterly line of Barron ave
four degrees ffteen minutes (s4a i5)
east, along said southerly side of Free
man street one hundred and twenty-one
Amboy s. Woodbridge Railroad; thence
minutes 1sa 43s5 vest along said west
S 6riSg Ienf Re al sald t two h Amn9y q an M0t ten
t210) feet to the northerly line of lot
numbered tw~enty-four. on said map;
thence (sl westerly along the north
four one hundred and twenty-one Q21)
feet to the easterly line of lot number
ed wenty-seven on said map; thence
of said lot twenty-seven two hundred
and seven and n~inety-four hundredths
(207.94) feet to the southerly side at
freeman street and the point or place
of Beginning. Being lot numbered
twenty-six on said map above re-
ferred to.
beginning at a point on the east
erly side of the lower road which runs
from Woodbridge to Railway at the
running from thence according to sur
vey made August, 1903, north go IT
feet 8729 along Railway avenue TO
southwest corner OF a tract Of land
decided by John c. Barron and wife to
Barron hibrary a corporation; the nee
eighty-fve feet GS5) to southeast cor
ner Of said Library lot, thence north
25o 81, east one hundred and fifty,
west one hundred and twenty-five feet
(122D to present southeast line of Blaz-
ing Star Road, thence, along said road
thence, north SIC, 40 east ffty-three
and five-tenths feet $3.50 to another
three hundred and s~ixty-ive feet (365D
to a post planted at the edge of Mead
ow originally owned by Ezekiel Fitz
along an old fence line separating the
Upland from the Meadow eight hum
dred and eighty-four and five-tenths
i nter seetiie of Of the @n old s fence Si line and
a ditch, thence, along said ditch south
70, 1o' east two hundred and sixty
f iye feet creek &2S Ihicb to form the the 6en soatb of e
boundary line of meadow land formerly
owned by Ezekiel Fitz Randolph,
thence along. said creek following the
centre line of same in a general north
easterly direction to a point where said
creek falls into Woodbridge Creek,
thence. down Woodbridge Creek as it
runs, following. its various courses, to
the point of It's intersection with
Heard's Brook thence, up Heard's
Brook In a northwesterly direction
to the point of Its intersection with
Mud Creek; thence, up Mud Creek in a
northwesterly direction to, a large
tween the lands of Barron and the be-
fore mentioned "Mercereau tract;
thence north 500, 3" west three hun
other large chestnut stake set in the
division line; thence north $50. 06' west
nine hundred and sixty-two and
twenty-eight hundredths (962.2SD feet
thence north 26O. 46' east two hundred
and e~ighty-fve and sixty-two hun
dredths feet l2s5:s22 to- a square
thence north 10 o. westt one hum
dred and nineteen feet C19o to a nail
driven in a fence corner; thence north
eight n seventy-two hundredths feet
G3S.72D to a square stake; thence
north go, So west one hundred and
G67.6D to a nail on top of a picket
fence, being tNenty-eight and seventy
five hundredths feet (2S:75D north
which Is the point or place of begin
ming, containing in all eighty-six and
thirty-eight hundredths (S6|$S) acres,
p be parG sone." d aIHa "s "Tbree ana "F n%m'
and Five" respectively on the Map
entitled Map of property situated at
Woqdbridge, New Jersey" belonging
August, 1909, made by Mason & Smith,
Civil Engineers, Perth Amboy, New
Jersey, and more fully described as
follows:
TRACT ONE: All that tract former
ly conveyed by the Executors of Asher
Ayres to Joseph Barron, March goth,
1923, deed being recorded in the office
of the Clerk Of Middlesex County, in
Book Is at page 571, said Tract being
more particularly described as follows:
the southerly fence line of the Home
stead" Tract Of Joseph Barron, and at
the northeast th corner Of a tract of land
survey. south H., so east 17.is chains,
thence south 90, Az east four hundred
and fortX-eight and eight-tenths feet
(44S.S) Thence south 21o west one hun
dred and sixteen and ~eighty-two hun
nut stake set In the meadow, thence
north $50, west three hundred and six
ty-three feet $3.50 thence north $3.50
west nine hundred and sixty-two' and
twenty-eight 5 hTndredths feet sss2;2s2;
e~ighty-one and e~ighty-two hundredths
feet (2S1.S2) to the point or place Of
beginning.
CONTAINING In all 11.47 acres. more
or less.
TRACT TWO: All thai piece or par
Joseph Barron by deed dated August
Goth, 1916, and recorded In the office of
the Clerk Of Middlesex County, in Book
15 at page SGT, n more particularly
BEGINNING in the north line of
Woodbridge Creek at Its intersection