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and the way to montre nevy crew. I to with The said grante, his her on their here and granted hummer, and the was reading to the same from the rightway in de campos; that their ire free for all incuifrancie; That They ran, good right to sell and one's the Jevics menwere to the sand qua the and that the will warrant and defend the came into the caix grantee, his, der ou there Ture aLadigni Forever.
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Quex. S.S. Lowany 1. 1896.
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Potter Potter
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The north westerly half of a lot of land in the Sarl Something in the City, weil, Bounty, Fluides and Damonviathe of Massachusetts, situated on the. way called Cavode, Avenue Path 76. and numberest number 2058 being the northuretedy half of lot, con pé to S'ilvia: " Potter by Proprestore, of Soul Kemeting by did dated may, 27. 18 45.
have and to hold the above granted premises unto the said grantee, his, her on thew heive, and recipes Forever, subject however, to the conditions and limitations and with all the privilege contained in the mixvial died from the Proprietors of the Bell Cemetery Sand the part granto, hereby covenants to and with the said grantee This is or their have and riga that he lawfully seigst of the afor grantedimensas, and of the way's leading to the same from the "infoway in her simples: that they are free from we incumbance; That they have good night to all ana convey the said premier to the paid manter sont that they will warrant and defend the same into the said griante; he, hvor their here and, resigned From. Intestimony Whereof the sand Hold ?! The
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Sectie of the Peace.
Recorded May 5 0X 1896 Charts knapp Clint
Know all allen by these Presents, that we, Mary B. Arlen, Charles R. Chilen and Culinnie J. Walker, all of Boston, in the Country of Suffolk and commonwealth of Massachusetts, in consideration of one dollar , paid by George H. Smith , of Lowall, county of elidolisty and said Commonwealth of classa- chusetts, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do give, grant , bargain , sill and convey, to the said George S. Smith, hairs and assigns,
One lot of land (three single graves) in the Lowill Cemetery, in the City of Lowall, County of Middlesex and Commonwealth CMassachusetts, situated on the way called Wildwood Path # 61 and numbered eto. 38, 39, to bring the same lot (three single graves) conveyed to L. B. Smith by Proprietors of Lowell Cemetery, by dEd dated Aug . 7, 1878.
To have and to hold the afore. granted promises into the said granter, his, her on their heirs and assigns, forever ; subject, however, to the conditions and limitations , and with all the privileges contained in the original died from the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery And the said grantor haveby covenants to and with the said granter, his, har on their havis and assigns that they are lawfully crized of the afore - granted premisas, and of the ways leading to the same from the highway in for simple, that they are free from all incumbrances; that they have good right to sell and convey the said promises to the said grantes and that they will warrant and defend the same into the said grantar, his , her on their hairs and assigns forever.
In JTestimony Whereof, the said chary B. Arlen, Charles R. Carlin and clinic f. Walker who hereby releases all right or dower in said granted promises, have heren to set their hands and ceals, this first day of June, in the year of our Lord Eighten Hundred and Ninety-six. Chary B. Arlan ( L.S. )
Charles R. Arlan (ES)
Chinnia 2. Walker. ( L.S.)
Executed and delivered in presence of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Cuidalasay, . Lowall June1, 1896
Then personally appeared the above named clinic I. Walker, and acknowledged the foregoing instrument , vy har subscribed , to be her free act and deed , Before ma, Frank B. CMurphy, justice of the
/ Arlen to Smith
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Dolby to young
Know all ellan by thisE PresEnts, That I, Daniel S. Colby , of Sandown , the bounty of Rockingham and State of crew Hampshire, in consideration of two Hundred Dollars paid by Robert S. Young, of Lowall in the bounty of Childleser and Commonwealth of Classachusetts, the receipt of which is hereby acknowl. Edged , do give, grant , bargain, sell and convay, to the said Robert S. young, his heirs and assigns,
One lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery, in the City of Lowell, County of elliddlesex and Commonwealth of classachusetts, situated on the way called tachington Avenue, and adjoining lot numbered 1580, being the same lot conveyed to me by the Proprietors of the Lowell Sematary by deed dated September thirtieth, a. D. 1869.
To have and to hold the afore. granted fermices into the said granter, his hairs and assigns, forever; subject however, to the conditions and limitations , and with all the privileges contained in the original dead from the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery. And the said grantor hereby covenants to and with the said grantar , his hairs and assigns that he is lawfully seized of the afor granted premises , and of the ways leading to the same from the highway in fee simple ; that they are free from all incum- brances; that he has good right to sell and convey the said premisas to the said granter and that he will warrant and defend the same nuto the said grantar, his havis and assigns forever. In testimony Thereof the said Danial S. Colby and Betary E. Lolly his wife, who haveby releases all right or dower in said granted premisas have harrunto set their hands and seals, this Thirtieth day of June in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety-six. Witness to DS. C. Edward W. Frull Daniel S. Colby ( d. S . ) Betary & Colby ( S. S.)
Executed and delivered in presence of
Commonwealth of Classachusetts.
Middlesex s. Lowell, Juna 30th, 1896.
When personally appeared the above named Daniel S. Colby. and acknowledged the fourgoing instrument , by him subscribed , to be his free act and deed .
Before mv, Edward It. Frull,
Justice of the Peace.
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Know all ellen by these Presents, that I, Soth Chace of the City of Lowall, County of elliddleses and Commonwealth of ellassachusetts, show maker, in consideration of the sum of One Dollar to ma paid by Elizabeth Sanders of Andover, County of Essex and of the Commonwealth aforicaid , single woman , the receipt when of is hardly acknowledged, do haveby grant, remise, valrace, and forever Quit Claim and to for myself and my hairs, by these presents, remiss, release, and forever quit claim unto the said Elizabeth Sanders, and har hairs and assigns, a certain lot or prince of land lying in the " Sowall Crematory" in the aforesaid City, County - State.
Said lot of land is an undivided half of lot numbered 1060 according to the plan or chart of said Damitary. Said lot will be subject to the rules, regulations and by-laws of the Corporation of said Camviry.
For boundaries of the above lot, and the by laws and regulations to which the propriators of lot's in said crmatery are subject 13 , ser dard given to John 6. Sanders & Seth Chack dated april 30th, 1847 and recorded in the books of the proprietors of said crematory.
To have and to hold the aforementioned premios, with all the privilèges and appartenances therannto belonging, to her the said Elizabeth Sanders her hair and assigns forever; so that neither , the said Seth Chase, now my hairs, or any other person or persons claiming from or under me or tham, or in the name, right or stead of me ar chan , shall or will by any way or means , have , claim on demand any right or tilla to the aforesaid promises , or their appartenances, or to any part or parcel cherof, forever. That I will warrant and defend the sama from all incumbrances , so far as made by me , but not otherwise. In witness whereof I, the said Seth Chase, have herumto ser my hand and real this sixth day of chovamber, in the year of our Lord eighten hundred and forty seven.
Sath Chase ( S.S.)
Signed , sealed and delivered in presence of John E. Chaca Susan B. Chase Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Ciadlecey 28. april 14, 1848. Than personally appeared the within-named Seth Chase, and acknowledged the within instrument to be his free act and died; before mr,
J. S. Richardson, justice of the Peace,
Chase to Sanders
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Leighton Barthell
Know all man, that I. Andrew Leighton, of the City of Lowell in the State of Massachusetts, in consideration. of Two Hundred Dollars to me paid by Robert G. Bartlett of said Lowell, the receipt of which sum is acknowledged, do hereby sell and assign unto said Bartlett,
A certain lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery being Lot cto. Eleven Hundred and One , it being the lot conveyed to me by John F. and Jacob Rogers by deed dated April 12, 1865, and recorded in book of transfers of Lowell banaliry , page 17 . To have and to hold the same to the said Bartlett, his heirs and assigns forever.
And I, the said Leighton do covenant and agree with The said Battlest that the said lot is free from all incum- frances and that I will warrant and defend the same to the said Bartlett , his heirs and assigns forever .
Witness my hand and seal and the hand of my wife Mary J. Leighton, who hereby releases all right of dower and homestead in the said granted premices, this twenty- sixth day of clay , et. D. Eighteen Hundred and Seventy- three.
Andrew Leighton (2.S.) Mary J. Leighton (d.S.) In presence of George gardner
Commonwealth of Classachusells. 1
Middlesex S.S., Chay 26, 1873.
When personally appeared the afore-named cAndrew Erighton , and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by him subscribed , to be his free act and daad.
Before alle, George Gardner, Justice of the Peace
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Bouler مَا giles
In consideration of One Hundred Dollars to me paid by drancy B. Giles of Lowell, in the County of elliddleser und Commonwealth of classachusetts, the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged, I, Charles P. Bowles of Lowell afoursaid do hereby ramier , release and quit claim to said clancy, her heirs and assigns forwar , one undivided half part of a certain lot, to wit: Lot eto. 871 in the Cemetery belonging to the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery , a corporate body in said Lowell.
Witness my hand and seal this eleventh day of January . Eighten Hundred and Seventy- five . Charles P. Bowles (L.S.) Middlesex S. S., Lowell Jany. 11th, 1875. Personally appeared the above named Charles P. Bowles and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free act and deed , before me ,
Frederic J. Greenhalge, Justice of the Peace
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Kim are here by there presents that & George 5. Geo S. States To Statch of Jowell State of Massachusetts in Consideration Seiten 918 50 Dollars paid to her by allen B. Plimpton. Allen B. Plimp of Sair torres - the receipt is hun by acknowledged, Ton. do hunby give grant bargains sell and convey to said Plimpton his hits and assigns one half lot in the Somles Limiting, numbered Ten hundred and Seventy tro, it being the lot that was conveyEd to me by Chas Story of Some forvill in a died on con date (See record page 156 Transfer book Correr Cemitony) To have and to hold the abor granted promises with all the priviledges there unTo belonging and subject to all the Conditions set forth by the Proprietors of said limiting unto the said Plimpton his hiers and assigns forever.
witness my hand and send the truly third day of April Eightens Stun and and Sixty.
(sede) George S. Hatch.
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Know all men by these Precents, that I, James Rollins of Laverhill, County of Over and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in consideration of One dollar and other good and valuable consideration Sarah &. Rollins to me paid by Sarah G. Rollins of Lowell county of ellidolesex and said Commonwealth of Classachusetts, the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged , do hereby remice , release and forever Luitclaim unto the said Sarah E. Rollins her heirs and assigns, my interest in one lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery , in the City of Lowell , County of elliddlesex and Commonwealth of ellassachusetts, situated on the way called Whipple Avenue and numbered Two Thousand one hundred thirty-nine (2139) being the same lot conveyed to Jonathan Rollins by deed dated June 28, 1881.
To have and to hold the granted premises, with all the privileges and appartenances thereto belonging , to the said Sarah E. Rollins and her heirs and assigns , to their own use and behoof forever . and I do hereby, for myself and my heirs, executors and administrators, covenant with the said grantee and her heirs and assigns that the granted premises are free from all incumbrances , made or suffered by me that I will and my hers , executors and administrators shall warrant and defend the same to the said grantee and her hers and assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by , through or under me except as aforesaid , but against none other . In witness where of ) , the said James Rollins, being unmarried have herevento ser my hand and real this twenty-eighth day of July in the year of our Lord , one thousand eight hundred and ninety . serew. Signed and sealed in presence of ? James Rollins (L. S.) Robert D. Crack.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts .
Essex. S.S. July 28, 1897. When the abovenamed James Rollins personally appearing, acknowledged the above instrument to be his free act and died. Before me, Robert D. Crack. Justice of the Peace
1 lunes Rollins to
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V
G. CA Saunders
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Know all men by these presents , that I, George et. Saunders of Lowell , in the Country of Middleces and Commonwealth of ellasachusetts, in consideration of One dollar to me paid by Leopold ell. Reinhardt , of Lowell in said County and Commonwealth, the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, release, and forever Zuitclaim unto the said Leopold ell . Reinhardt , a lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery in said City of Lowell. Said lot is situated on the way called Path dro. 50, and numbered 1217 on a plan of said Camatiry drawn by Butterfield and Clark, which plan is in possession of the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery, Said lot contains three hundred superficial square feet, and is conveyed subject to the limitations and conditions , and with the privileges recited and contained in a deed from said Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery to Joseph S. Ramodell, dated August 6th 1867, and being the same premises conveyed to me by deed from said Joseph S. Ramsdell, david July 9th, 15Th, and recorded with the Record of transfer of deeds of lots in the Lowell Camatory , Vol. 2 , page 11.
To have and to hold the granted premises with all the privileges and appartenances thereto belonging , to the said Leopold ell. Reinhardt, and his here and assigns , to their own use and behoof forever .
And I do hereby for myself and my heirs , executors and administrators covenant with the said grantee and his hevis and assigns that the granted premises are free from all in cumbrances made or suffered by me and that I will and my heirs , executors and administrators chall , warrant and defend The same to the said grantee and his hers and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by , through or indu me , but against none other .
And for the consideration aforesaid I, Sarah b. Saunders, wife of the said George A. Saunders , do hereby release unto the said grantee and his hers and assigns all right of or to both dower and homerlead in the granted premises. In witness whereof we , the said George A. Saunders and Sarah b. Saunders, here's set our hands and sealo this twenty- sixth day of August in the year one thousand , eight hundred and ninety- seven ,
Signed and Sealed in presence of? Geo. et. Saunders ( L. S. )
Ови д Скекстан- 9, 24% Sarah 6. Saudine ( LS)
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Cuidalesey ss. Lowell, August 26 th, 1897.
Chen personally appeared the above-named George A. Saunders , and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free act and deed , before me
John J. Pickman. Justice of the Peace
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Know all men by these presents, that I, Leopold ell. Reinhardt of Lowell, Leul. Reinhardt مَا in the bounty of ellidalesey and Commonwealth of Classachusetts, in consideration of One dollar to me paid by Sarah & Saunders of Lowell wah b. Saunders in said County and Commonwealth, the receipt where of is herety acknowl. edged , do hereby remise, release and forever Zuitclaim unto the said Sarahl. Saunders , a lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery in said City of Lowell. Said lob is situated on the way called Path. cto. 50, and numbered 1217 on a plan of said Cemetery drawn by Butterfield and Clark , which plan is in paccession of the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery. Said lot contains three hundred superficial square feet, and is conveyed subject to the limitations and conditions , and with the privileges recited and contained in a deed from said Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery to Joseph S. Ramsdell, dated August 6, 1867, and being the same premices conveyed to me by deed from George A. Sanders, of even date herewith.
To have and to hold the granted premises, with all the privileges and appartenances thereto belonging, to the said Sarah b. Saunders, and her heirs and assigns, to their own use and behoof forever.
And I do hereby for myself and my heirs , executors and administrators, covenant with the said grantee and her heirs and assigns that the granted premises are free from all incumbrances made or suffered by me , and that I will , and my heirs , executors and administrators chall , warrant and defend the same to the said grante and her heirs and assigns foures against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by , through or under me but against none other .
In witness where of I the said Leopold ell . Reinhardt , being unmarried, hereumto set my hand and sial this twenty - sixth day of August , in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven . Signed and sealed ) in presence of Leopold ell. Reinhardt (L.S.)
John J. Pickman ) ( LS . )
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Middlesp ss., Lowell, Mass., August 26th,1897.
When personally appeared the above named Leopold dr. Reinhardt and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free act and deed, before me , John J. Pickman, Justice of the Peace
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1 Stearns to Stearns
Know all men by these presents, that I. Frank Edson Streams of Lowell in The Country of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts in consideration of One Dollar and other good and valid consideration paid by Almira Stearns of said Lowell, the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, release and forever suitclaim unto the said Almira Steams: All my interest in and to a lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery, in the bounty of elliddlesey, situated on the way called Howard Avenue and numbered 901 on a plan of said lamutiny, drawn by Butterfield and Clark, which plan is in the possession of said Corporation , for inspection by the said grantar her heirs and assigns at all reasonable times. The said lot of land containing Three Hundred superficial square feet. Said lot is conveyed subject however to the conditions and limitations and privileges contained in a deed from the Prop- ristors of said Lowell Cemetery to Charles Stearns dated June 25, 1867. To have and to hold the granted promises, with all the privilèges and appartenances thereto belonging, to the said Almira Steams and her heirs and assigns, to their own use and behoof forever. And I do hereby for myself and my heirs, executors and administrators , covenant with the said granter and her herre and assigns that the granted premises are free from all incumbrances made a suffered by merand that I will and my heirs , executors and administrators shall warrant and defend the same to the said grante and her heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by through or under me , but against none other .
In withace whereof I the said Frank Edcon Stearns have hereto urt my hand and real, this fourth day of April in the year one thousand Eight hundred and ninety- four . Frank Edson Stearns (L.S.)
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex sc, June 5th, 1894.
Chan personally appeared the above-named Frank Edson Stearns and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free act and deed before ma,
Joseph s. Guillet Justice of the Peace .
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Know all men by these recente, that I, J. W. Ocarton of Rowell in the Ommonwealth of Ob accachucette, in consideration of One Dollar, ford by Frederick H. Pearson of said well, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby lease perpetually, to said fixe, his , her on then assigns , The Easterly halfa lot in the Powell Cemetery numbered 1382 and situatedon Oberlin Avenue being a portion of the lot conveyed to we by the Proprietors of the Jewell Cemetery by deed dated rov. 25, 1864.
The portion of said Lot leased as above is to be used by saidaesse and his heirs and accique as a place of burial for the dead; subject, however, to the conditions, limitations, and covenants, and with all the privileges contained in the original died of said lot from the Proprietors of the well Lametery: it being understood that said Qucee, and his here and assigne, are to occupy and enjoy all the privileges connected with said lot forever , so faras is necessary to such wee of said leared premises, by the Lessee, or his here and accique, as could be had thereof by me , if this lease had not been made.
Provided, Nevertheless, that said Lessee, or his here or assigne, Shall never underlet said premises, and any attempt so to do, by him, o them, shall vacate and determine this lease.
In Testimony Thereof, I have herevents set my hand and real this fourteenth day toDay in the year of our Said Eighteen how and ninety-two.
George H. Pearson (P.S.)
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