Milford chronicle., 1957-01-04

6dln OF Sntne
REAL ESTATE
To Be offered At 100 o,Sy rex, Sharp
Listed below are two deeas of the
farms TO be sold. They are adjoining
properties and will be sold as one.
There are 191 acres (more or less)
with the following improvements: Z
Room Ranch-type House Is years
old, 2 Cow Barns with 19 stanchions
in one and Is in the other, with loft
space and box stalls in each. New
loafing shed attached to one barn,
good Milk House and Machine Sheds,
double Corn Cribs, and a Utility
House with hot water hook-up for
house and barn.
DEED NO.
TRACT NO. ALL that certain
tract, piece or parcel of land and
premises situated in South Murder
kin Hundred, Kent County and State
of Delaware, bounded and described
BEGINNING at a point in the mid
die of a public road known as the
John Heyd Road where is said to be
a mill stone buried as corner for
thence North 75A degrees East 46
perches to stake where originally
stood an old red oak, a corner for
these lands and lands now or formerly
of William Townsend, thence N. I15s
degrees East 437 perches to q mark
degrees East 24.S perches to a corner
in the middle of the public road lead
ing towards Harrington, North l6A
degrees West 8 perches n. 13A degrees
West 1863 perches with said public
road leading toward Harrington known
as the Jacob Friedel Road to a cor
ner in the middle of said road for the
lands and lands now or formerly of
Sarah Jarrett in lire of the lands
formerly owned by john Jarrett, de-
ceased, and now or formerly owned
by Alvin farrell, running thence South
84A degrees West S7.8 perches to a
stake for a corner of these lands and
lands formerly owned by the said
lands now or formerly of Mrs. Charles
G. Lister, South 1874 degrees East
1911 perches to the place of beginning,
and containing Sta Acres of land, be
the same more or less.
TRACT NO. 2--ALL that certain
lot, piece or parcel of woodland stu
ated in South Murderkill Hundred,
Kent County and State of Delaware
adjoining lands now or formerly OF
Alvin farrell on the North, lands now
or formerly of Herman Beck on the
East, and lying on the North side of
the public road known as the john
Heyd Road and On the East side of
the public road known as the Jacob
Friedel Road and contains q Acres
of land, more or less. The metes and
bounds for the above named piece OF
land as surveyed by Samuel II. Lis
ter, Surveyor, are as follows:
BEGINNING for the outbounds at
corner in the line for the lands now
or formerly of Alvin farrell, thence
by q new division line South l2A de-
grees East 88.5 perches to a corner
in the middle of a public road called
the John Heyd Road, thence along the
middle of said road, South 671a de-
grees West 23.9 perches to, a corner
in the middle thereof for lands now
or formerly of William Townsend,
thence by said Townsend the follow
ing two lines, North 1919 degrees
East 4.9 perehes and North 7712 de-
grees West 1874 peFches to a corner
in the middle of the County Road
leading from the John Heyd Road to
the FELTON, Road the following two
lines, North 9A degrees West 5
perches and North 12A degrees West
77.5 perches to corner iii the middle
of said road in a line for lands now
or formerly of Alvin FARRELL, thence by
said JaTell line North 85A degrees
East 38.1 perches to the place of be-
ginning, containing q Acres more or
less.
AND BEING the same lands and
premises which Benjamin Moore and
Annie NJ Moore, his wife. by deed
dated March 21, 1852 and of record
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds
in and for Kent County, Delaware in
Deed Record Book o, Volume 10, Page
d x
Charles G. Taylor and Evelyn c. Tay-
lor, his wife, in fee simple.
DEED NO. 2
ALL that certain farm, tract, piece
or parcel of land with the buildings
thereon erected, situated in Sorth
Murderki1l Hundred, Kent County and
State of Delaware, and of the fol-
lowing courses and distances to-wit:
BEGINNING at a Hickory in line
of lands now or formerly of the heirs
of 10 nnHRa SPn.
perches from an ash ait the State
Road leading from FELTON, to White
iCj.-shlrg and running thence South
15A degrees East 100 perches to
small white oak, thence North S21a
degrees East 176 perchts 70 a stake
in line of lands late of Moan Holden,
decea sed; thence North l degree East
100 perehes to a stake; thence South
S01s degrees West 1913 perches to the
place of beginning, and containing
11215 Acres of land, be the same more
or less.
AND BEING the same lands and
premises which Benjamin Moore and
Annie NJ Moore, his wife, by deed
dated March 81, 1862 and of record in
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds
in and for Kent County, Delaware in
Deed Record Book p, Volume 10, Page
10, granted and conveyed unto Charles
G. Taylor and Evelyn G. Taylor, his
wife, in fee simple.
3S HEAD OF CATTLE
These COWS are very good produc
ers and an Accredited Herd. They
are all T. B. and Blood Tested. 20
Fresh Cows in full iiow of milk, Is
Milking and Close Springers
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Mccormick 3-unit Mixers with
Pump, Electric Hot Water Heater,
6-can, side door MIX Cooler (new
last spring.; 20 Milk Cans, Buckets
and Strainers.
MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
n Oliver Tractor, two 66 Oliver
Tractors, Oliver Prov Cultivators,
Mounted Grow Corn Picker, Case
eft. Combine w-motor, Mounted 2
row Planter, Plow, 3-14" With remote
control: Plow, 2-14" with remote con-
troll; Plow, 2-14" clutch type, John
Deere 28-t. Elevator; two IS
Mccormick Drills, Mccormick 45T Bal
er, Case side Rake, John Deere 4-row
Rotary Hoe, Disk Harrow, S-ft.:
Manure Loader, Tractor Spreaders,
g. section Drag, 3-section Springtooth,
two 7-ft Tractor Mowers, 2 Wagons
on rubber, Steel Corn Bodies, 2
wheel Trailer, loft. Cultipacker.
TRUCKS Ford Pickup Truck
1913; Chevrolet 212 ton Stake Body
Truck 1851.
AIISCELLANEOUS = Mule, Sows,
Boar, and 28 Shoats: 5000 Bales of
Hay and Straw, Electric Drill, Elec-
tric Saw, Complete fabrication out
fit with Compressor; lot Of Shop
Equipment and Tools; Hoes, Shovels,