Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-08-03
STATE OF MAINE.

To the Honorable, the Judge of the
Probate Court in and for the County
of Hancock:
Respectfully represents Edwin L.
T. Holmes, all of Southwest Harbor,
in said County of Hancock, and that
they and William H. Holmes of said
Southwest Harrbor,, adelaide A Bun
Holmes and Emma Allen al Of
Of ,, Hancoek' aforesaid %sa. Charles
County Of Hancock, Charlotte Frank
lin of Biddeford in the county of
York and State of Maine, Augusta
Staples of Brooklin in said County of
Drisko, both of Dorchester, in the
county of Suffolk and commonwealth
of Massachusetts,, William L. Holmes
of Fairfield in the county of Somerset
of Wellesley. county of Norfolk and
commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Mary H. Stanley of Cranberry Isles in
MORGAN and Julia Curtis both of Har.
rison in the county of Kootenai and
state of Idaho, Lewis H. Holmes of
fremont in said County of Hancock,
states of Emeline C. Fiske, late of
Southwest Harbor, in said County of
Hancock, who left real estate unde-
vised in the town of Southwest Har-
lows; Commencing at the southeast
corner of a lot of land formerly of
William E. Herrick and on the west
side of private way; thence south
east by the westerly side of said way
three hundred and ninety-one feet to
a stone post in line of land formerly
of Geo. Cameron; thence north eighty
nine degrees and thirty minutes west
by land of said Cameron, one hundred
and thirty-four feet to stone post;
thence south six degrees and. fifteen
eron. seventy-six and five-tenths feet
to the northeast corner of lot of
land of Eliza Middleton Coke Young;
thence south th eighty lIa ID degrees
dred and twenty-one feet to the east
erly line of private way leading
northerly to the town road; thence
hundred and thirty-one feet by the
easterly side of said way to the south
west corner of lot of land of Arson
]. Holmes, thence north sixty-eight
Holmes at ais, three hundred and
thirty-six feet to the point COM
menced at and containing one and
acres more 1f or less snd To- To-
all purposes of way and to be used
in common over a way described as
follows Commencing at post
lot of land formerly of Cameron. on
the shore. thence north sixty-fou
degrees and fifteen minutes west by
said Cameron's line four hundred and
thirty and five-tenths feet; thence
north eighty-nine degrees and thirty
minutes west one hundred and eleven
feet by land of said Cameron; themes
utes west three hundred and ninety.
one feet to the southeast corner of
land formerly of William E. Herrick;
thence by said Herrick's line in
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sixty-four feet to the town road; the
above described way to be twenty
four feet in width over each and
every part and the line nab aeo0 We
said way with the privilege Of having
a boat landing in common with others
on the shore at the end of said way
Also a right of way for all purposes
of way and in common over way
on the easterly side of said lot eX-
tending to the town road, said way to
be twenty-five feet in width and the
easterly line of said way is the west
erly line of said described lot and the
| westerly line of lot of land of Arson
I. Holmes Also another lot of land
described as follows: Commencing at
an iron bolt in a ledge at mean high
| water mark at the southwest corner
Of lot of land of Matte Brown
grees west but always following said
Fincke line seven hundred and sixty
nine feet to the southerly side OF the
town road, known as the Fernald
Point road; thence south sixty-four
and one-half degrees west by the
southerly side Of said road three
hundred and thirty-one feet to a
point twenty four feet easterly from
the northeast corner of lot of land
formerly of VIM. e. Herrick; thence
southerly and twenty-four feet east
erly from said Herrick's easterly line
and always parallel with said line two
hundred and sixty-four feet; thence