Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-29

West 451A perches; North 59A de-
grees West 20 perches; North 78%
degrees West 5112 perches; South
IS degrees West IA perches; North
861s degrees West 27.4 perches;
South 1914 degrees West 81 perches
to a stone planted on the said road;
thence still up and bounding ON said
road North TAN degrees West 6
perches; South 86A degrees West 80
perches; South 8215 degrees West
% perches; North 1914 degrees West
80 perches; South 85h degrees West
1856 perches; thence leaving said
road South 2% degrees West 2
l5s degrees West 202% perches to
the bernie bank of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal; thence down and
bounding on said bank of said canal
South 76% degrees East 81 perches;
South "a degrees East 43h perches;
South 76A degrees East Ash
perches; South TAN degrees East So
perches; South Tx degrees East
AN perches; South 64h degrees
East 25A perches; South 60% de-
grees East 28A perches; South 45%
degrees East TN perches; South SO
degrees East 81 Il perches; South go
degrees East 80 perches; South TAN
degrees East 43 perches to the be-
ginning, containing 514h acres of
land, more or less, being the same
land conveyed by deed from Will
liam H. Hersberger and Lawrence
A. Chiswell, Attorneys-in-fact, of
Hester A. Hersberger and others, to
A. Dawson Trundle, as recorded
among the Land Records of said
County in Liber BOP, folio 443 ct sea.
This parcel has large frontage
on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
and a like frontage on the River
Road. 1t is improved by residence
with sundry outbuildings, including a
large corn house and shed.
Parcel II. Situate, lying and
being in said County and State being
part of the tract of land called "the
Resurvey on Corsbasket" and part
of a tract of land called resurvey
on Blantyre, the same being part
of lot numbered 2 in the division
of the real estate of John Cross,
deceased, and contained within the
following metes and bounds, courses
and distances, to witt
Beginning at a stone Marked B
1929 standing at the end Of the first
line of lot numbered 1, in said
division and running thence reverse
ly with two and three quarters de-
grees allowance for West va ion,
South TIN degrees East BE-
perches to the center of the new
road; thence with the center thereof
South 5% degrees West 1887
perches to stone planted on the
North side of the River Road; still
South 5% degrees West l perch to
a point in said road; thence running
up and bounding the said road the
nine following courses and distances,
North 70 degrees West 6.85 perches !;
North 751s degrees West 23%
perches; North 81 degrees West
23.15 perches; North 79% degrees
West 26.7 perches; North 1874 de-
grees West zoos perches; South 81
degrees West 1873 perches; North
861s degrees West 23A perches;
South 80 degrees West 27% perches ;
North 811a degrees West 61a perches
to a stone planted on the South edge
of said road; thence North 31a de-
grees East 1921 perches to the be-
ginning, containing 204as acres of
land, more or less, as more particu-
larly described in the deed from
John H. Allnutt and wife to James
T. Trundle and wife, recorded
among said Land Records in Eber
E. B. P. No. II, folio 296.
This parcel has about one-half
mile frontage on the River Road and
rs of a mile on Willard Road, and
about one mile on the stone road
leaving to the Poolesville Rockville
pike. 1t is improved by a large,
two-story frame residence, with APP
propriate outhouses, including barn,
corn house, granary, COW shed and
chicken house.
Parcel III. In said Montgomery
County being part of the farm
devised to Alexander Peter, Armis-
tead Peter and Walter G. Peter by
the last will and testament of Major
George Peter, deceased, called "Sugar
land bottom" or by whatever name
the same may be known or called
and which is contained within the
following metes and bounds, courses
and distances. to witt
Beginning for the same at stone
standing at or near the BERNIE bank
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal and
on the line between the lands be-
longing formerly to Major George
Peter, deceased, and certain Jane
Peasants, it being also the begin
ming of that portion of said land
sold by Alexander Peter to a certain
James IS. Peasants and running
thence 1914 South degrees East 81
perches; South 851s degrees East 20
perches; South 81 degrees East 20
perches; South 75A degrees East
80 perches; South IS degrees East
371s lperches; thence leaving said
canal, North 2% degrees East 298
perches to the River Road; thence
up said road North 80 degrees West
"a perches; South S8A degrees
West 38 perches; North SO degrees
West 56 perches; North TIN de-
grees West 54sperches; North 70
degrees West 3.4 perches to a stone
planted on the edge of said River
Road; thence, leaving said road,
South 2 degrees West 281% perches