The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-10-23

ouimby Minnie Ouimby, Edward d. Fife, Jr.,
Amos L. Prescott, william J. Mccormack
Union Lester. Thomas Lester, John Lester
| william Lowe, William Phillips and C. g.
| Gaibraith defendants, / will expose 10
| sale at public vendue, on
Monday, the 3rd day Of November,
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Four,
at the hour of Two O'Clock i'll the afternoon
of said day, at the Court House, in the borough
of Freehold, in the County of Monmouth,
ali those certain premises and property, more
/ particul arly described as follows
First (a) All the following described
premises:
land premises hereinafter particularly
described, situate in the township OF MataWah;
| in the County OF monmouth ana r SAT o. o.
| follows: BEGINNING at point IN the centre
of the road leading from Matawan to Gut
wood, over calvert at the norlnwes, 1a,,lr
the centre of said road north. degrees west,
! 2so feet to point; thence north IS degrees
east Loss feet to tb .ne south So degrees
| east, along said Kearn's and Johnsons line.
| SEQ feet to a point; thence south, % degrees
| east along the johnson line. I,I2o feet to a
point. thence north, 65 degrees east, 40 ieet
| along the line of Kuhn's and Mulcahy to a
noint in the centre of the road; thence
s sGath salt aesr meadow 4S $50 feef to
point; thence south, IS degrees cast, along
| said Kuhns line 400 feet 70 SiapDoaTa 4reek
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creek following the courses thereof, 600 feet
| to Mptawan Creek; thence up and along SAID
Matawan Greek in southwesterly direetl ron.
| boundary of said Maggs farm, thence
westerly, a1ongthe division line OF said Magg's
| farm aud said VanDeventer farm 70 tne pIae e
| az neT map made by Harry Sproul, G F.,
| and fled in the Clerks Office OF Monmouth
County N j. April 3rd, 1903 ais so aud
hereinafter particularly described, situate,
i living and being in the said township OF
| Matawan, in the County oil monmouth Slale Oh
New Jersey, as follows:
All that certain farm, tract or parcel OF
land situate near Matawan, formerly known
&c Middletown Point, then township OF
p titan now township of Matawan, County
of Monmouth State of New Jersey, containing
twenty-five acres of land. Being the
same premises which were conveyed TO
Csrsdus =. Ueforrest by John Green and
vile by deed bearing date the hith DAY
of January, in the year A. D. io44 ana IeeoIdea r
Monmouth. IN the Book K-4 of deeds, folio
Isa etc. to which deed or the record thereof;
reference is hereby made Tor more aull
hv conveyed And being the same premises
which were conveyed by the said Geradus F.
Deforrest and wife to Joseph Maggs,a ~ Geo sa
said cierkisS Office of Monmouth County,
in Bool N-s Of Deeds page 400, the twenty
sixth day Of March A. D. PSF 81 ,a a IN the said
toyvnship of Matawan, formerly Rarita u
Reoinning at the southwestern cor ner OF land
first conveyed to Captain Jo6n GIeen py ie re
Toseph Mages; and running from said corner
west fifteen degrees north, sixteen chains and
fifty links, strict measure thence hortn ,d ni1fen
degrees east, to the lana ana line
If simon Arrowsmith; thence al
his line in part and d. {.
dayzenteris line down along the swamp to the
northwest corner of said land of Joseph Maggs; |
thence along his line and land southwesterly
to the place of beginning The land here by
convened containing ten acres, be the same
more or less, Being the same premises which
were conveyed to Joseph MagBs by Jeremiah /
Harris by deed dated March 18th, 1855 aud
recorded at Freehold, in I.iber 40 OF Deeds |
page sI3 the twenty eighth day of September |
Ali that other tract of land situate formerly !
In the said township of Raritan. now township /
of Matawan. Beginning at post in the fence |
in the line between Jeremiah Harris and said |
Maggs; thence down the line to Matawan
Greek; eleven chains and torty-three Inks s. !
thence up said creek about two chains TO the |
north of ditch out TO launch small sloop |
which drifted on the meadows in storm,
thence along that ditch south htty-nine de
preeS west two chains;t thence, north htty-s1X de-
grees and thirty minutes west, eleven chains
and fifty links; thence north, sixteen degrees
and twenty minutes east, htty-elght Inks 10
the place OF be ginning, containing two acres
aud forty hundredths of an acre, strict measure,
Being the same premises conveyed 70 Joseph
Maggs by Jeremiah Harris by deed da ed No
VEN her 10, 1858, and recorded at Freehold, IN
Libep of Deeds, page 9, Decembe1 9TH, 1853
Exceeding TSSSIV1nR
described premises the land conveyed to the
New York and Long Branch Railroad company
for the objects of their road. Also, about one
quarter of an acre OF land conveyed by Joseph
Maggs to Adam Verbeck.
ali those certain lots, tracts or parcels of
| land and premises hereinafter particularly
de .cribed situate, lying and beng in the
Township OF Matawan, in the County OF
! Monmouth and State OF New Jersey, known
| as Nos 80. "a, 49, 81, on map made by
| Alfred Walling, Jr., June -, 1866, and styled
Map Of lots situated at Clittwood, and belong
| ing to Henry L. Clarke, being part of the
VanDeVenter Tract" said four lots taken to-
gether are bounded and described follows:
Commencing The westerly side of the
| new road from Matawan to Ciffwood, at point
distant two hundred and eighty one fest and
SIX inches southwesterly from th@ southwest
| erly corner OF Grove street and said Matawan
\ Road; running thence southwesterly, along
said Matawan Road three hundred and twenty
one feet and four inches to lot 1903; thence
| northwesterly. at right angles to said road
along lots to3 and 100 five hundred and sixty
three feet and five inches 10 Myrtle street;
| thence northeasterly, along Myrtle street
three hundred and twenty one feet and four
/ inches to lot No. no; thence southeasterly, at
| right angles to said Matawan Road along lots
| no Ioz-a and Ioz, FIVE hundred and sixty-three
/ feet aud FIVE inches to the place aof beginning
as the said lotsrstreet and road respectively
| are laid down on said map, be the said dimen-
sions more or lees.
Second Tract Beginniug on the easterly
side of Myrtle Street, in tract of land called
| Locust Grove Tract, and is bounded and de-
scribed asfollows: Commencing on the easterly
) ly side ofMyrtle Street, at the southwesterly
! corner of land heretofore conveyed by Henry
L. Clarke and wife to Catherine OBfien by
deed dated June 10, 1882 running thence south
westerly, about one hundred aud ninety feet
along the easterly line of myrtle Street to land
taken for the Long Branch Railroad; thence
| southeast eriy along said railroad land about
six hundred and fifty feet to md late OF
! joseph Maggs; thence easterly. along said
Maggs land about one hundre and ninety
threeeet to the public road from Natawau to
| clifwood; thence northerly and northeasteriy
about FIVE hundred and seventeen feet along
said road to the southeasterly corner of said
| land o William Brien be the said several di-
men sions more or less Together with all the
| right, title and interest of the parreso OF the
| first part in and to the one-half of Myrtle
Sire Get and said road adjoining said lots to be
fused and kept open as public streets or high
ways. The aid four lots taken together con-
tain about four acres and forty-two hundredths
OF an acre by including half OF the street and
road aforesaid Being the same premises con
veyed to the said John W. Keough by William
| OBrien and others, by deed dated January 10,
roo3 and recorded in the Clerks Office OF the
County OF monmouth. in Book $50 Of Deeds;
pages AZ etc, and by Henry ). Terhune aud
| Marcy C.. his wife by deed dated February