Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-03-23

nah l.. Emery's lot, thence continu-
ing said Hannah L. Emerys east line
a stake. thence westerly to a stake
at the shore thence by the shore to
first mentioned bounds, said lot con-
tanning one and one fourth acres;
more or less and is eight rods and
three links wide at the road which
crosses it. Being the same premises
which are described as conveyed in
deed from James G. Chilcott to said
Hannah l.. Emery dated July 8, A. d.
1870, recorded in said registry of
deeds in book 1856, page S96;
Emery in said Lot No. being de-
rived by descent from his mother, the
said Hannah l.. Emery deceased, and
is subject to the widows right by
descent in the same.
LOT NO ;.
One-half in common and undivided
of a cerrain lot or parcel of wild land
situate in Sorrento qormerly Sulli-
south of the road leading from the
town house to r. b, Bean,,s-and
on the east by the line of Mary J.
Perry's lot on the south by Mary A.
Stovers lot and on the west by James
B. Meynell lot and the road on the
Waukeag Point containing twenty
two acres more or less. Being. all
and the same premises described as
kins to Cyrus Emery and William D.
Emery. dated October 4. A. D. 1871.
recorded in said registry of deeds. in
book 141, page 112. The late William
o. Emery'S interest in said Lot No. 5.
being derived by descent from his
parents, Cyrus and Hannah l.. Emery,
both deceased.
One-half in common and undivided
of a certain lot or parcel of land stu
ated at Sorrento formerly sulli,
yan), Hancock county. Maine. and
bounded and described as follows,
viz:
Beginning at the tidewaters of
Taunton or Sullivan river on the west
side of Waukeag Neck so-called at
of land of E. II. Greedy, formerly land
of Edmund Bean. thence running
north II degrees minutes east, two
to a stake in said line fence, thence
north Sc degrees 25 minutes west
four hundred and seventy-five feet
(475) to stake on east line of said
Greedy or Bean lot and about six feet
north of corner of fence which stake
is marked for southeast corner of
said Greedy or Bean lot, thence south
thousand four hundred and forty-two
feet G442) to a stake marked B. the
north east corner of the lot formerly
owned by David Welch, now said f.
H. Greedy, thence north SO degrees
so minutes west six hundred and
twenty eight feet to spotted tree
marked Il, near the tide waters of
said Taunton or Sullivan river, thence
same course to tide waters and by
said tide waters northerly about
eighty rods to place of beginning,
Also conveying the small island ad
jacent to the shore of said lot, and
reserving to ourselves (Eliza j.
Hrinton and Alexander Brinton) a
right of way to the shore four rods
wide across the northerly. end of said
lot. but giving to said grantees
their heirs and assigns right of
way across our land to said premises
closed by fence. Being all and the
same premises which are described
as conveyed in deed from Eliza J.
Brinton and Alexander Brinton to
Whitcomb recorded in said registry
of deeds in book 21S, page SAP; Said
interest is subject, to mortgage of
right by descent.
county. Maine. containing five hun
dred (500D square feet more or less,
and known as the BLACKSMITH Shop
Northerly by the Franklin road.
so-called. leading from the County
sullivan Mill pond. so-called; south
erly by the Ambrose Simpson lot and
westerly by said County road. The
interest in said Lot No 7, being de-
rived by the late William O. Emery
by descent from his parents. Cyrus
and Hannah f. Emery, deceased.
Said interest is subject. however to
the widows right by descent.
LOT NO. 8.
A certain lot or parcel of land stu
ated in said Sullivan. being the home
stead of the late William O.. Emery.
and bounded and described as follows,
viz:
Commencing at a stone post at the
southeast corner of land of C. H.
Preble. and running northerly 19D
nineteen rods, more or less, to a drill
hole in the top of a stone post; thence
at right angles easterly G3) thirteen
the ledge at the northwest corner of
land formerly of John NJ Urann;
thence at right angles southerly fol-
lowing line of iron bolts set in the
ledge and passing through the center
of well (2O) twenty rods. more or
less, to the center of a stone post in
the north line of the County road:
thence following the north line
of the County road 13) thir
teen rods more or less,
1h) one ond one-half acres. more or
less, together with all buildings
thereon. subject. however to a mort
gage of $1,000, given by the said
William O. Emery to The Bar Harbor
Banking & Trust Company. dated
registry of deeds in book 515, page
1854, and also subject to the widows
right by descent
EDMOND ]. WALSH,
Administrator d. b, n. of the Estate of
William o. Emery.
Ellsworth Maine March 81 1901