Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
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said Charles c. Jones as his sole
heirs, and the said Clara c. Jones
widow, having also predeceased
the said Charles c. Jones intes
tate, the said Charles c. Jones
being the only child of the sale
DR.. Eugene Jones and the sale
Clara c. Jones.
And all that parcel described as
follows:
Beginning for the same or
! Montgomery Avenue at a poin1
s feet distant from the dividing
line between Lots 3 and 10 n
Block 2 of the subdivision of lots
known as Kensington Park and
running thence in a Westerly di
rection parallel with the dividing
line between said Lots 8 and II
200 feet to the Western boundary
line of said Lot 8 and thence in
a Northerly direction along said
line 10 feet, and thence In ar
Easterly direction 200 feet to the
Eastern line of said Lot 9, thence
in a Southerly direction 10 feet
to the point of beginning, con
tanning 1000 square feet, more
or less, being the same lands and
premises described in a deed dated
September II, 1906, from Eugene
Jones, Trustee, ct al, to Clara
c. Jones, which deed is of record
among said Land Records in
Liber 1872, folios Ais ct seq, the
said Clara G. Jones having died
as set out in the preceding para
graph, a widow, intestate, leaving
Charles c. Jones her sole heir.
The aforesaid Lot No. 10 in
said Block 2 was conveyed to
the said Eugene Jones by deed
dated June 13, 1899, from Percy
S. Foster and Clarence B. Rheem,
which deed is of record among
the Land Records of said County
in Liber I'D 8, folios 3S9 ct seq.
And said Lot No. IL having
been conveyed to the said Eugene
Jones by deed dated November
%, 1900, from Cornelius w. Clum,
Mayor, which deed is of record
among the Land Records of said
County in Liber No. I'd 16, at
folios 184 ct seq, and by a deed
dated August 19, 1903, from Alice
F. Wight, unmarried, to the said
Eugene Jones, which deed is of
record among the Land Records
of said County in Liber 176, folios
329 ct seq.
The improvements consist of a
10-room center-hall dwelling
house in one of Kensington's fine
old residential areas. The prop
erty comprises spacious lawn
with large oak and other shade
trees, hemlock hedge, carriage
house, poultry houses and dog
kennels in the rear. 1t is con-
venient to churches, schools,
shopping, and public transporta-
ton. The first floor of the dwell
ing includes 3 fire places, one
each in large living room, large
dining room, and den. There is
also a center hall, pantry and
kitchen, office and a half-bath
The second floor contains bath,
hall, and 5 large bedrooms. The
dwelling has a large attic, full
basement, large front porch, hot
water oil heat, and also a rear
stairway to second floor.
This property is in the path
of future commercial develop
ment, and at present is highly
desirable for the use of a physi-
clan, or other professional man
for use as his home and office.
u. s. POST OFFICE BUILDING,
KENSINGToN
Parcel G.. Lot No. 5 in Block 5,
in Kensington Park, as shown
by said Plat No. 4 in Plat Book
B, improved by a one-story Gin
derblock with brick front facing
building fronting on Montgomery
Avenue about 80 feet by a depth
of about Is feet, containing about
2,430 square feet of floor space,
having loading platform in the
rear 8 feet by Is feet, known as
10405 Montgomery Avenue, and
is at the present time also known
as the United States Post Office
Building of Kensington, and is
occupied as such, under a lease
to the u. S. Government for use
as a post office building at Ken
sington, dated March 20, 1851,
from the said Decedent, Charles
G. Jones, which is of record
among the Land Records of said
County in Liber 1917, at foIos
219, at a yearly rental of $1,740
for a term of 10 years from De
cember 5, 1850, expiring Decem.
ber a, 1860. This property win
be sold subject to said lease. This