Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-20
Of

Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, dated May 6, 1913, in a
cause wherein Ella L. Henderson
and others are plaintiffs, and
Harry Fawley and others are de-
PENDANTS, No. 10,847 Equity, the
undersigned, as Trustee therein
named for said purpose will offer
for sale at public auction on the
day above named all the following
described real estate situated in
Montgomery County, Maryland,
the same being the land in said
order of court decreed to be sold:
DAIRY FARM: Sale ON the
premises at 10000 O'CLOCK
A. M; all of that parcel of land
called "Beall Mount, originally
containing 227A acres of land,
more or less, as the same were
conveyed by George F. Linthi-
cum and Ollie r. Linthicum, his
wife, to Arthur L. Linthicum, by
deed bearing date the LIST day of
January, 1912 and recorded
among the land records of said
Montgomery County in Liber No.
230 at folio 400; excepting there
from 65.72 acres, more or less,
which were conveyed by the said
Arthur L. Linthicum and Nellie
Linthicum, his wife, to William
H. Fawcett, by deed dated the
Bird day of July, 1918 and record
ed among the said land records
in Liber No. 272 at folio 1877.
The said remaining tract hereby
offered for sale being contained
within the following metes and
bounds, courses and distances, in
accordance with survey recently
made to wit:
BEGINNING at stone marked
! (B-CT) planted on the south
side of the River Road, the same
being the beginning of convey
ance from Margaret J. Beall to
Charles H. Thrift for 2791s acres
and running thence with the lines
of said conveyance and with said
River Road South So East 105.60
feet, South ga 30' East 750.75
| feet, South 4Oo East 627.00 feet,
1 South 32' 80 East 429.00 feet,
South 25' 49, 30" East 1255y37
feet; thence leaving said road
and running North 49, 81 48"
East 31.9O feet to post on the
north side of the road; thence
still on line North 49, 27' 48"
East 2595.10 feet to a pipe on the
north side Of a spring branch;
thence with the lines reversed, of
conveyance from Arthur Lin
thicum to William II. Fawcett,
and with said branch North go
00' so" West 536.76 feet to a
granite stone; thence South go
IL West 1880 feet; thence North
49, a. 48" West 468.46 feet to
locust post; thence North ST.
34 25" West 39925 feet to a
locust post; thence North 46' 81
06" West 500.27 feet to a locust
post; thence North AL IL %"
/ West 679.21 feet; thence North
70 3V East 631.00 feet to the
east side of the road leading from
Travilah to the Muddy Branch
lock on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, thence with the east side
Of said road South So West 1891
feet; thence leaving said road and
running South 70 30' West 564.30
feet; South 65' 81 OF" West
1855 feet, South 73' 30' West
10000 feet to corner fence post
north Of the River Road, thence
South 39' 81 10" East 454.92
feet to the beginning, containing
1870 acres, more or less.
A plat Of the said farm made
at the time Of the aforesaid sur
vey is filed in the said Equity
Cause No. 10,487.
The said farm property has
frontage of more than $500 feet
on the River Road and with an
outlet to the Travilah Road. This
is the farm formerly owned by
Arthur L. Linthicum, deceased,
and more recently known as the
farm Of Nellie Fawley and her
husband Harry Fawley. 1t adj
joins the River Road along its
northwest boundary, and the lands
Of Charles M. Thrift on the
north and northeast. It is inn
proved by a two-story, frame
dwelling, with eight rooms, bath
room, attic and basement, running
water; other buildings: Barrack,
double corn house, bank barn
with dairy, milk house, garage,
hog pen, and other small out
buildings. This farm Is well
watered; it has two streams, and
about two acres Of woodland suit
able for fire wood. 1t has been
farmed in a good husbandlike
manner for more than twenty
five years; and is now licensed
to ship milk into the District Of