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Me heal dal. Know all Men by these Presents, that we, George S. Me real and Maria G. to Me real, his wife, Both of Melrose Highlands, in the County of Middlesex, Olive Morrill et al. H. Homer, widow, of Monson in the County of Hampden, Oliva M. Me real, widow , and Edwin K. Me real, both of Hyde Park, in the Country of Norfolk. 349. Frederick Q. Me real, of Boston, in the bounty of Suffolk and Ella F. Chub- buck, of said Metrose Highlands, being all persons interested in the estate of Joseph D. U real, late of said Boston, deceased, intestate, in consideration of One Hundred Dollars to us paid by Harriet Morrill and George W. Currier both of Stanstead, Canada East, Mary a Mother and Maria J. Lawson. both of said Boston, John a. Currier of Malden, in said County of Middlesex and Elvira L: Weymouth of Lowell, in said County of Middlesex, the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged , hereby give , grant , bargain , sell and conny unto the said Harriet Morrill, George W. Currier, May Q. Masher, Maria J. Lamson . John Q. Currier and Elvira I. Weymouth , our lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery in said County of Middlesex, situated on the way called Path So. 71 and numbered 349 on the plan of said benelity, in the pas- session of said cemetery corporation , and containing three hundred super. ficial square feet - said cemetery and lot of land being situate in said Lowell.
To Have and to Hold the same to said granties and their heirs and assigns to their oure use and behoof forever , subject however , to the conditions and limitations, and with the privileges contained in a
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deed from the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery to said Joseph D. M. real, or MC Neil, dated January 1st a. D. 1842. and the aforesaid grautois hereby covenant with the grantees afore. said, chein heirs and assigns that they are lawfully serged of the afore- granted premises and that they will Warrant and Defend the same into said grantees their here's and assigns forever, against the law. ful claims and demands of all persons, except as aforesaid
In Witness Where of we hereto set our hands and seals this turnity-sixite day of July in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety,
Geo. S. Mª Seal. L.S.
Maria G. Me real. L.S.
Olive H. Homer L.S.
Olivia M. Mc real. 1.5.
Edwin K. Mae real L.S. Fred a. mae real L. S. Ella J. Chubbuck L.S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts , Suffolk, ss. February 2 - 1892. Then personally appeared the above named George S. MC Seal and acknowl . edged the foregoing instrument to be his fre act and died. Before me. arthur & Duke, Justice of the Peace.
Received in full payment for lot in Lowell Cemetery numbered 349 ou the plan. Two Hundred fifteen 0/100 dolls . " 215 00. Geo. S. Me real. Paid to me by Mr. J. a. Courrier . Geo . S. Me feel . Received and recorded Feb. 5. 1892.
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Caleb to Richards 1580
know all Men by these Presents. That I. Louise J: Calif of Lowell. in the County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusets, admin- istratuy of the estate of Andrew J. Calef, late of said Lowill, deceased, by authority of the Probate Court holden at said Lowill, in and for said bounty on the eighteenth day of Joumber. a. D. 1887, and in considera- tion of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars to me paid by Leonard Richards of said Lowill , the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged , do hereby give grant , bougain, sell and coming with the said Richards all the right, title estate and interest which he said andrew J. Calef had at the time of his decease , the same being one undivided half part threeof in and to a certain lot of land in the Lowall Gemeling
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in said County, situated on the way called Washington avenue and rum. bered 1880 and space adjoining on the plan of said Cemetery, drawn by But terfield and black, and containing four hundred and fifty superficial square feet. Being the same lot mentioned and described in a certain deed given by the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery to A. J. Calef and W. P. Mer vill, dated august 32 G. D. 1869. To Have and to Hold the afore. granted premises unto the said Leonard Richards, his here's and assigns forever: subject, however, to the conditions and limitations, and with the privileges in said deed mentioned and contained.
In Witness Where of, I he said Louisa J. Calef, as administra. trix as aforesaid, have here unto set my hand and seal this twenty .. first day of November, a. D. eighteen hundred and eighty-four. Louisa J. Calef, administration (L.S.) In presence of the words "he said " first interlined. J. J. Marshall. Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex ss. November 21st 184. Then personally appeared the above named Louise J. Calef, adminis. tratrix, and acknowledged the above instrument to be her free act and deed
Before me. J. M. Marshall.
Justice of the Peace. Received and recorded. Jeb. 22,1892. black,
Know all Men by these Presents. That I. Leonard Holt of Law- rence, bounty of Essex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in consideration of Fifty five Dollars to me paid by Charles W. Drew of Lowell. County of Middlesex and Commonwealth aforesaid, che receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged , do hereby sell , grant , u- muse, release and forever quitelaim unto the said Charles W. Drew, his heres and assigns
One lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery, in said County of Middlesex, situate on the way called Path No. 10. ( Jen) and num- bered fourteen hundred and fifty-two (1452) on the plan of said Cemetery, drawn by George P. Worcester, which plan is in the posses- sion of the Lowell Cemetery Corporation, for inspection by the said grantee , his heirs and assigns, at all seasonable times. The said lot of land containing three hundred superficial square feet. Being. the same premises conveyed to me by the Proprietors of the Lowill
Hoyt to Drew. 1452
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Cemetery by deed dated Jan. Ist 1845;
To Have and to Hold the above-released premises, with all the privileges and appartenances to the same belonging to the said Charles W. Drew, his hers and assigns, to his and their use and beloof forever. subject to all the conditions and limitations and all the privileges con- lained in said deed of said Proprietors of Lowell Cemetery.
and I. the said grantor, for myself and my hers, executors and administrators , do covenant with the said grantee , his hers and assigns, that the premises are free from all incumbrances made or suffered by me, and that I will and my hero, executors and administrators shall Warrant and Defend the same to the said grantee, his here's and assigns forever , against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by, though, or under me but against none other. In Witness Where of . I. the said Leonard Holl , and Caroline S . Holl, wife of said grantor, in token of her release of all right and title of or to both Dower and Homestead in the granted premises, have hereunits set our hands and seals and affixed and cancelled the stamp required by law , this twenty sixty day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty - nine .
Leonard Hoyt - L.S. Caroline S. Hoyt. L.S.
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of
D. S. Swan to both. 0. 30 U. S. stamp cancelled. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Essex 35. August, 1869. Then personally appeared the above- named Leonard Holt and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free act and deed .
Before me D. S. Swan, Justice of the Peace.
Received and recorded Feb, 23,1892.
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Know all when by these Presents, That we, Catherine a. Whipple Whiple etals and Edward W. Huntington, both of Lowell in the County of Middlesex to and Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Margaret a. appleton, Oliver M.s. Stratton. Huntington and Herbert H. Huntington all of Boston, in our Country of Suffolk, Henry J. P. Whipple of Middletown, in the State of Connecticut, and alice H. Pew, formerly Alice Huntington, of Gloucester, in our houn. ty of Essex In consideration of Eighty Dollars and other good and valid consideration to us paid by Harriet g. Stratton of said Lowell, the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged, do hereby revise, release and forever quitelaim unto the said Harriet J. Stratton, a certain lot of land situated in the Lowell Cemetery, so-called in said Lowill, and being a space adjoining Lot numbered Eleven Hun- died and Jen, and being about one half the size of the lot's as ordinarily sold by the said Cemetery. The same being per faid out and graded up, And said lot hereby conveyed not being numbered on the Cemetery Plan, but being included in the space adjoining said lot numbered Eleven Hundred and Jen.
Meaning and intending hereby to convey eleven undivided four. leerith pails of the above- described premises.
To Have and to Hold the above-released premises, with all the privileges and appartenances to the same belonging to the said Harriet & Stratton, her hers and assigns, to then use and behoof forever-
In Witness Where of, we, the said Catherine . Whip. ple, being unmarried, Henry J. P. Whipple, Margaret a. applerote. alice H. Pew. Edward W. Huntington. Oliver M. W. Huntington and Herbert H. Huntington. by Ephraim B. Patch, our attorney. hereli day authorized by letter of attorney dated May 26, a. S. 1886, and i recorded herewich, have here muito set our hands and seals this in- and day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun. died and eighty- eight.
Catherine a. Whippin By E. B. Patch, her alter. H. J. P. Whipple. By E. B. Patch his attorney 2.1.
Margaret a, appleton By E. B. Patch, her allowny. L. , Alice H. Pww By i. F. utile her attorney.
Edward W. Har lington by to. B. Pulch, his attorney LiS. Herbert H. Huntington Bef &b. B. Patch , his allowing d.S. Oliver in. W. Huntington By 2. 83. Patch , his attorney L. S. J. Ladd. almeria d. Boynton.
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of us.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Middlesex 1. June 21" 1858. Then personally appeared the within named Ephraim 1. Patch, and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be the free ant and died of Catherine a. Whipple, Henry J. P. Whipple, Margaret a. Applelon, Alice H. Pew, Edward W. Hunt. inglou, Oliver MM. W. Huntington and Herbert H. Hunting- Len , Before The.
John Davis, Justice of the Peace.
Received and Recorded April 15, 1892. Clerk.
Know il Men by chese Presents, That I. John Davis. of Lewisberry in the bounty of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts
in consideration of One Dollar, and other good and valid consideration to me paid by Harriet J. Shalton of Lowell, in said Lowell. The receipt whered' is hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, eleuse and forever quitelaim unto che said Harriet Stratton a certain lot of land situated in the Soule Gendary, 20 called, in said Lowill, and being a space adjoining lot- umbred gelerin Hundred and Jen and being about one half The size of the lots as ordinarily sold by the said Cemetery- The same bicing now laid out and graded up , and said lot hereby connyed not being numbered in the Cometiny Plan, but bing included in the space adjoining said Pot numbered Eleven Hundred and Jon. Meaning and intending hereby to conny three undin-
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ded fourierthe facts of the above- described premises- To Have and to Hold the granted premises, with all the privileges and appartenances thereto belonging. Is the said Haveet 4. Stratton and her heres and, assigns, to there own use und return, forever .
In Witness Whereof. I he said John Dans have herealt set my hand and seal this wanty- sercuthe day of fine in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty eight. John Dans . Lis. Signed and sealed in presence of 1. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Middlesex, 8. June /1kg Then personally appeared the above named John Dan's and weknout- edged the foregoing instrument to be his fre wet and deed. Before me. E. B. Patch Justice of the Peace- Reid and Recorded April 15, 1892. John d. me aci, block.
Coburn to Know all then by these Presents. That we Charles B. Column and Franklin Coburn. both of Lowell. in the County of Middlesex Coburn, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in consideration of One Dollar paid by Charles H. Coburn of Lowell, the re ft of which is hereby acknowledged , do give grant, bargain, sell and convey to the said grantee, his hers and assigns One lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery, in the City of Lawill, County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massa chusetts, situated on the way called Path Number Sixty and numbered Sos, 1235 + 1236, also space between said lots, con- training about 110 feet, being the same lot conveyed to us by The Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery, by deed dated June 14 1855, recorded in Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 1, Page 443. Containing six hundred square feet, and about one hundred and ten feet lying between said lots and adform. ing them . To Have and to Hold the afore-granted premises unite the said grantee, his, her or their heres and assigns forever; subject however, to the conditions and limitations, and write all the privileges contained in the original deed from the Pro. prielors of the Lowell Cemetery.
and the said grantor hereby covenants to and with the said grande, his har or their heures and assigns that they are law- fully seized of the afore-granted premises, and of the ways leading to the same from the highway in fee simple; that clay are free from all incumbiances, that they have good right to sell and convey the said premises to the said grante and that they will Warrant and Defend the same unto the said grantee, his, her or then heies and assigns forever. In Testimony Where of the said WE Charles B, Coburn and Elizabeth W. Coburn, his wife; Franklin Co- burn and Hannah & Coburn, his wife, who hereby releases all right or dower in said granted premises, have heremuito set their hands and seals this fifteenth day of June in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety- two- Charles B. Coburn (L.S.) Elizabeth W. Gobum ( L. S. ) Franklin Coburn (L.S.)
Hannah & Coburn. (L. S.)
Executed and delivered in presence of 1. Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex ss. June 164, 1892 - Then personally appeared the above named Charles B. Coburn + Franklin bobun and acknowledged the foregoing instrument, by him subscribed , to be his free act and deed . Before me ,
George R. Richardson, Justice of the Peace.
Received and recorded with the records of Transfers of deeds in the Lowell Cemetery, Volume 2. Page 89, June 16, 1892,
Coburn to bobum.
Know all Men by these Presents. That I. Charles H. Cobum, of Lowell in the bounty of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts
in consideration of One Dollar paid by Franklin bobeun of said Lowell . the receipt of which is hereby acknowe . edged , do give, grant, bargain, sell and convey, to the said grande his hers and assigns, one lot of land in the Lowill Century, in the City of Loule, County of Middlesex, and Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, situated on the Way called Path Number Sixty and numbered So, 1235, also one undivided half of one hundred and adjoining lot number 1235, and ten feet between lots Nos. 1235 + 1236, being a part of the same premises conveyed to me by deed of even date , to be recorded here . with,
Containing about three hundred and fifty five feet.
To Have and to Hold the afore-granted premises unto the said grandie, his, her or cheil heus and assigns, forever; subject, how. ever, to the conditions and limitations, and with all the printeges contained in the original deed from the Proprietors of the Lowll Cemetery.
and the said grantor hereby covenants to and with the said grantee, his, her or then heres and assigns that he is lawfully seized of the apour granted permises , and of the ways leading to the same from the highway in fee- simple ; that they are free from all incumbiances ; that he has good right to sell and convey he said premises to the said grantee, and that he will Warrant and Defend the same unto the said grante his, her, or their heirs and assigns forever.
In Testimony Where of the said Charles H. Coburn and May r. Coburn . his wife , who hereby releases all right or dower in said granted pumises, have heremuito set their hands and seals this fifteenth day of give in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety-two. Chas, H. Coburn Many V. Coburn L. !
( d. s. ) Executed and delivered in presence of ,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex, ss, June 16- 1892. Then personally appeared the above named Charles H. Coburn and ac- knowledged the foregoing instrument, by him subscribed, to be his free act and deed-
Before me. George R. Prehardson. Justice of the Peace-
Received and recorded June 16,1892.
Know all Men by these Presents, That 9. Charles H. Column of Lowell, in the Country of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in consideration of One Dollar paid by Charles B. Coburn, of Lowill, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do give, grant. bargain, sell and conny to the said grandie, his heres and assigns, one lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery, in the City of Lowell, bounty of Middlesex, and Com. monwealth, situated on the way called Path Suraber Sixty and numbered to, 1236. also one undunded half of one hundred and ten feet between lots Nos, 1235 + 1236, and adjoining lot number 1236, being a part of the same premises conveyed to me by deed of even date to be recorded herewich. Containing about three hum. dred and fifty five feet.
To Have and to Hold the afore-granted premises unto the said grautie, his, her or then heirs and assigns forever : subject, however, to the conditions and limitations, and with all the priv. leges contained in the original deed from the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery.
and the said grantor hereby covenants to and with The said grantee, his, her or their heres and assigns, that he is lawfully seized of the afore-granted premises, and of the ways leading to the same from the highway in fee- simple; chat try are free from all incumbrances; that he has good right to sell and country the said premises to the said grantee, and that he will warrant and defend the same into the said grande, his, her or their heres and assigns forever.
In Testimony Where of the said Charles H. Coburn and Many V. Coburn , his wife , who hereby releases all right or dower in said granted premises have hereunto set their hands and seals , this fifteenth day of June in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety two . Charles H. bolum (L.S.) Mary V. bolum (L.S.) Executed and delivered in presence of.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Middlesex ss. June 16" 1892. Then personally appeared the above named Charles H. Coburn and acknowledged the foregoing instrument, by him subscribed to be his free act and deed. Before me, George R. Richardson, Justier of the Peace.
Received and recorded June 16.1892.
Coburn to Coburn .
Know all Man by chese Presents. That . Ruijus K. Lane, of For. cester. Mass, in consideration of One Hundred and Twenty five Dollars paid by albert J. L. Davis of Lakeport. J. H., the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged do give, grant, bargain, sell and convey, to the said grantee , his heirs and assigns , one lot of land in the Lowe's Cemetary, in the City of Lowell. County of Middlesex, and Common. wealth of Massachusetts, situated on the way called Peabody avenue, and numbered to, 2017. being the same lot connyed in me by the Pro- prictors of the Lowill Comeity in said Joule. Ty deed dated July 17, 1814, To Have and to Hold the wore-granted premises unto the and ant. VE. his, her , or their heures and assigns , forever; subject, however , to the conditions and limitations, and with all the privileges contained in the original deed from the Proprietors of the dowell cemetery. and the said grantor hereby covenants to and with the said grande , his , her, or their hers and assigns that he is lawfully sized of the wore- granted premises , and of the ways leading to the same from the highway in fe- simple ; that they are free from all incum- brances ; that he has good right to sell and conry, the said remises to the said grantee and that he will Warrant and I sound the same unto the said grantee. his, her, or their heirs and assigns Gouver. In Testimony Where', the said Rufus K. Lane, and Ing A. Lane, wife of said Rufus K. Lane, who hereby releases all right- or dower in said granted premises, have hereunto set their hands and seals this 18th day of july in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety - two
Rulus K. Lane. (L.S.) Inez U. Lane. (L.S.)
Executed and delivered in presence of J. K. Greene. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Worcester, ss, July 18, 1842. Then personally appeared the above. named Rueus K. Lane and acknowledged the coregoing instrument by him subscribed to be his free act and dead. Before me Joseph K. Greene, uslice of the Peace.
Received and recorded. July 18.1892, John & Main. block.
Lane to Davis.
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know i'll then why these Presents. what we, Charles Johnson, Lemos Johnson and giving Johnson, of Pittsfield in the bounty of Ruland and State of Vermont, for the con- sideration of One Dollar received to our full satisfaction of Mary E. Woodman, 24 Stackpole street, of Lowill, in the bounty of Middlesex and State of Massachusetts, have remised, released and quit- claimed, and by these presents, do remise, release and Forever Quit- Claim unto the said grande , heirs and assigns. all of our right and tille in, and to a certain piece or parcel of land. situate in Tamil in the bounty of Middlesex and State of Massa. chusetts, and described as follows, namely: It being Lot No. 768 in Lowell Cemetery, Wilberforce avenue, To Have and to Hold the above-remised. released and quitclaimed premises with the appartenances there of unto the said grantee , hers and assigns , to them and their own proper use, benefit and behoof forever; so that neither we, the said quantors , nor our heirs, nor any person or persons, claiming under is or them , shall at any time here after, by any way or means have, claim on demand any right or little to the aforesaid premises or ap- kurfinances, or to any part of parcel thereof forever. In Witness Where of , we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 15th day of august. a. D. 1892, Charles Johnson. (L.S.) Irving Johnson. (L.S.) amos B. Johnson (L.S.)
Signed , sealed and delivered in presence of Josiah Babcock. Harriet Babcock. State of Vermont. Rutland County. Ss. Be it Remembered, That at Pits field in said County on the 15" day of august, a. D. 1892. personally speared Charles Johnson, Amos whuson and Irving Johnson and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by thum sealed and subscribed to ise their free act and deed .
Before me Josiah Babcock. Justice of the Peace. Recorded Vefat, 2.1892. Jan I, Marvin, black.
This Indenture . Made this 27th day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two between Daniel W. Johnson of the bounty of Hennepin and State of Minnesota party of the first part and May E. Woodman of the bounty of , and State Massachusetts, party of the second part,
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Welnesseth, That the said party of the just fact in consideration of the sum of Une [1 9%) Dollars, to him in hand paid by the said party of the second part, the receipt where of is here- by acknowledged, does hereby grant, bargain, sell, remise, release, quit- elann and conny unto the said party of the second part, her heis and assigns , Forever , all the following tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the bounty of 1 and State of Massachusetts, described as follows , to-ust :
Lot numbered Seven Hundred and Sixty-Eight (768) in Lowell Cemetery on Wilberforce avenue.
To Have and to Hold the above Quit- Claimed premises together with all the hereditaments and appartenances trente belong- ing or in anywise appertaining to the said party of the second part. her heurs and assigns , Forever.
In Testimony Where of The said party of the first part, has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written.
Daniel W. Johnson. (Seal) ( Seal . ) ( Seal.) ( Seal . ) Signed , sealed and delivered in presence of J. C. Mitchell. J. Frank Bowen . State of Minnesota. bounty of Hennepin, ss. On this 27th day of august. a.D. 1892. before me, a Notary Public, within and for said County, personally appeared Daniel W. Johnson (unmarried) to me known to be the person described in, and who executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free act and dued.
J. Frank Beren. (Notarial Seal.) Notary Public , Hennepin County . Min.
Recorded Sept. 2.1892. John 2. Mialin, Black.
Know all Men by these Presents. That I. Charlotte Johnson Daly of Pittsfield, in the bounty of Rutland and State of Vermont. Daly to for the consideration of One Hundred and Twenty five Dollars received to my full satisfaction of Mary E. Woodman , of 24 Stackpole st . Woodman, of Lowill, in the Country of Middlesex and State of Massachusetts. have remised, released and quit- claimed, and by these presents, do remise, release and forever Quit. Claim into the said granter 1
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