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In Testimony Where of, I, the said Henry a Hildreth being unmarried, have here unto set my hand and Real this third day of July in the year of our ford nineteen hundred and fourteen.
Henry a. Hildreth P.S.
Executed and delivered
in presence of Nathan B. Day
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk s.S.
July 7th 1914
Then personally appeared the above-named Henry a. Hildreth and acknowledged the fore going instrument by him subscribed to be his free act and deed,
Before me nathan B. Day. Notary Public
Powell, mass., nov. 2nd, 1914.
lot conveyed to my father Henry a. Hildreth by Proprietors of the howell Cemetary by deed dated January 14, 1813." Such correction as foregoing
as being the second lot north of lot no. 47' and known as space adjoining dot no. 48 and being the same dieci dated January 14, 1873 " this dead should read "designated in the records of Proprietors of the howell Cemetery numbered adjoining no. 48 being the same lot conveyed to my father, Henry a. Hildreth by lenge Ht. Well man by after the words " Woodline Path, no 24" in third line of second paragraph, in place of words " and y has been made in book record of Transfers , this day ,
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Know all men by these presents, that I, alma E Hildreth Alma E Theduck of Boston, Massachusetts, in consideration of one dollar paid
1. By Charles E. Walsh, of howell, Massachusetts, the receipt of Causes & walsh which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, release, forever quitclaim and convey, to the said charles ?. Walsh" his hair and assigns,
One undivided half of a lot of land in the howell" ametery, in the City of Lowell, County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, situated on the way called Woodbine Path No. 24 and numbered adjoining No. 48 being the same lot conveyed to my father Henry a. Hildreth by George H. Wellman by deed dated January 14, 1873, and being the same premises to me conveyed by my brother, Henry a. Hildreth, as trustee under the will of my mother Marion E. Hildreth, late of said Boston, deceased, by his died dated July second 1914.
To have and to hold the afore-granted premises unto the said grantee, his heirs 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 Lowell Cemetery.
In Testimony Whereof, I the said alma E Hildreth, being unmarried have hereunto set my hand and seal this third day of July in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fourteen.
alma 8. Hildreth R.S.)
Executed and delivered
in presence of Elizabeth G. Robinson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk S.S.
July 7th 1914
Then personally appeared the above-named alma E. Hildreth and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by her subscribed, to be her free act and deed.
Before me nathan B. Day notary Public
Kowell, Mars., Nov. and 1914.
Correction. Such correction as foregoing has been made in book record of Transfers, this day. Charles & Janapp. veyed to my father Henry a. Hildreth by Proprietors of the Rowell Cemetery by deed dated January 14, 1873" the second lot north of lot no. 47' and known as space adjoining hot no. 48 and being the same lot con- January 14, 1873" this deed should read " designated in the records of Proprietors of the howell ausmatery as being adjoining no. 48 being the same lot conveyed to my father, Henry a. Htil death by George H. Will man by deed dated after the words " Woodbine Path, No. 24" inthird line of second paragraph in place of words" and numberd
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Know all men by these presents, that I, Charles I. and Charle E walk walsh, of howell, Massachusetts, in consideration of one is to dollar paid by Henry a. Hildreth and alma E. Hildreth, both of Boston, Massachusetts, the receipt of which is. lady tenny . Hilde thereby acknowledged , do hereby remise, release , forever and quitelaim and convey, to the said Henry a. Hildreth Il tema E. Theduck and alma E. Hildreth, their heirs and assigns, One lot of land in the Lowell Cemetery, in the City of howell, County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, situated on the way called Woodbine Path No. 24, and numbered adjoining no. 48 being the same premises conveyed to me by the said Henry a Hildreth and alma & Hildreth by their deeds dated respectively Julythird 1914.
To have and to hold the afore-granted premises unto the said Henry a. Hildreth and alma & Hildreth as joint tenants and to their heirs 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 Lowell Cemetery.
In Testimony Where of, the said Charles &. Walsh and Charlotte Walsh, wife of the said Charles ? Walsh, who hereby releases all right of or to dower in said premises have herents set their hands and seals , this fifth day of September in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fourteen
Charles &. Walsh (R. S.) Charlotte Walsh R.S.
Executed and delivered inpresence of Walter C. Bruce
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Middlesex s.S. Rowell, Mass., Sept 8th 1914.
Then personally appeared the above named charles 1. Walsh and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by him subscribed to be his free act and dead, Before me Charles h. Knapp notary Public
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To / know all men by These presents, that I, mary E. Tuttle, wife of Mary E. Tuttle Charles S. Tuttle, of Kowell in The country of Ised dle Sex and Common- wealth of clanachusetts, in my own right, in Consideration of one Joseph Robinson dollar and other good and valuable considerations to me paid by Joseph Robinson of Said dowell, The receipt where of is hurby acknowledged do herby give, frank, bargam, sill and convey units the said Joseph Robinson, his he's and assigns forever, The northwest half of a Curtain not of land in the dowill bematery, in said forwell, situated on the way called Path 70, 25, and for numbered No. 171, and being the Same dob conveyEd to Storen rason by Proprietors of the donde amitery by duel dated apie 18h 1842, and by hany Il walken, sole surviving here of said Storm Jason, conveyEd to me by her died dated and de- livered June Tt 1913. Hely meaning and intending to conving to the grantee all my right title and interest in and to said for ro. 171, lach No. 25. These premises are conveyEd subject to the conditions and limitations, and with all the privilegio contained in the said died from the Propriistors of the dowell Genting.
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To have and to hold the granted premises, with all the privileges and appuntinances theauto belonging to the Sair Joseph Robison and his huis and assigns to their own use and behoof for ever.
And I hurby for myself and my hiers, execuTors and administra- Tore Governaus with the grantee and his hives and acsigns that I am lawfully Deized in. free-simple of the granted premises and of the way's leading to the same from the highway; that they are free from all in cumbrances; except as aporesaid; that I have good night to sell and convey the same as apresaid; and that I will and my hero, executors and administrators shall warrant and defend The same to the grantee and his huis and assigns for ever against the lawful Claris and demands of all persons except as a forssaid.
And you the consideration aforesaid I, Charles S. Tuttle, husband of the said Mary E. Tattle, do hudby whose unto the said grantee and his hurs and assigns all night of or to both courtesy, dowar and homestead in the granted premises, all rights by statute and are other rights and instincts thesims,
In witten when of of the said mary E. Tuttle, in my own right, and Charles & Tuttle, husband of said mary E. Tutte, here unto Sit our hands and seal this thirteenth day of June in the year One thousand nine hundred and Thirteen.
mary E. Tuttle. (seal) Ghas S. Butlle. (seal)
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Commonwealth of Manachusett, Middle sex SS, Lowell, June 13th 1913, Then personally appeared the above named Mary E. Putthe and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be free free act and died. beforeme
John. P. martuson Justici of the Peace
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Innow all men by these presents that we, Helen Helen P. Spalding P. Spalding and Mary E. Cushing, both of Lowell,
Eh al Massachusetts, Charles W. Cushing of Boston, Massa-
1078- 1079
To husets, Arthur B. Cushing of Croyden, New Hampshire, Beh & brushing Olive M. Huber of new York city, New York, Lizzie B. Tredwell of Brooklyn, New York, Mary aspinwall of Providence, Rhode Island, Kate Booth of Brooklyn, New York and adelaide Hood of Brooklyn, New York, being, together with the grantee herein, all the divisees of Daniel Cushing, late of said Lowell, deceased testate, in consideration of one dollar to us paid by Joseph L. Cushing of said Lowell, the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, release and forever quitelaim unto the said Joseph L. Cushing all our right, title and interest in and to two certain lots of land in the Lowell Cemetery in said Lowell, owned by the said Daniel Cushing at the time of his decease. Said lots are thus described: First,- a space of land in said Cemetery situated between lots numbered 1078 and 1079 on Path no. 63 as said Path is laid out upon the plan of said Cemetery drawn by Mr. George P. Worcester. Said space containing three hundred superficial square feet and being the same lot conveyed to said Daniel Cushing by the Proprietors of said Cemetery by deed dated July 20, 1842. Second, - One lot of land in said Cemetery situated on the way called Path no. 63 and on the easterly side thereof and adjoining lot 1078 on the plan of said cemetery drawn by Butterfield and Clark. Containing eighty- seven and one-half superficial square feet and being the same lot conveyed to said Daniel Cushing by said Proprietors by deed dated December 12, 1873!
To have and to hold the afore granted premises unto the said grantee and his heirs and assigns forever; subject, however, to the conditions and limitations and with all the privileges con- tained in the original deeds from the proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery .
In witness where of, we have here unto set our hands and seals this thirty- first day
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of December in the year one thousand nine hundred and eight.
Helen P. Spalding 45 Mary E. Cushing LS Chas. I. Cushing ILS arthur B. Cushing ILS Olive M. Huber. LS Lizzie B. Tredwell . [s) 5
Kate Is. Booth adelaide G. Wood. Es
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex S. S. Lowell, January 14, 1909. Then personally appeared the above- named Helen P. Spalding and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be her free act and deed ,
Before me, George H. Spalding Justice of the Peace .
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John & Paul In consideration of one Hundred dollars paid by rights of bunal J. J. Tweed of dowell, the receipt of which is hin by ac- T.G. Tweed knowledged, ME the heris of John F and Sarah Paul, grant to save S. G. Sweed, the pupitual use of a part of Vor ono 1631, in the Lowell Cemetery, non occupant as a place of ourial for the parents ( Timothy gibson and mary Cass Tweed) of said I. G. Tweed, also as a place of burial for one more (George W. Tweed) of such should be desired.
Sarah A. Hcm ball mary J. grosvenor
Henry R tim bale witness & M. grosusnon witness
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Show all men by these Presents, That I, Daws melon, of awto melim Fource, in the County of Middle sex, and Commonwealth of Massa- Chusetts, in consideration of one dollar to me duly paid by HI It. Clemence William if, Glemence, of dowice aforsaid, the receipt where of is fineby acknowledged, do hudby given, grant, bargain Sill and convey unito the said Brilleam IN Clemence and his heiro and assigns, one half, to with: The northuly half of a lot of lavel in the fowill Cemetery in The County ayousaid, situated on the way called" Washington avenue" and numbered Amity two on The plan of said Cemetery, drawn by lin georg P. worcester; The Saint loh containing three hundred superficial Square feet.
to have and to hold the abon granted premises, with all the privilèges and apartenance thereto belonging, to the said william Of Clemence his deres and assigns, to his and their use and bebook forever. And the said Ilim for him self and his Skeres, ExecuTors and Admin- istrators, do covenant with the said blemences and his J ker's and Assegno, that I am lawfully seized in fer simple of the aforegranted premises; that they are free from all in cumbrances, that I ham good night to sell and convey the same to the voice Clemence, his here's and assigns forever as aporetard; and that I will and my their, Exectutors and administrators shall warrant and defend the same to the said Commence his ter's and assigns forever, against the lawful Clams and demands of all persons. In witness which, he Said Milioni has here un to Set he's hand and Seal this Thirtieth day of Jelly, in the year of our ford Eighteen hundred and Sixty one.
Dawis meum Iseal Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of
Middleser 55, Sowie, Mass August 15. 1861. Then personally appeared the above named Dawno Malim and acknowledged the abor Instrument to be his file act and deacl before me. Jam Lawrence Justice of the Peace.
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to county, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and O.O. greenwood ilbert R. Greenwood of Cambridge, said county and Commonwealth, for consideration pail, grant to Othello O. Greenwood of said Lowell, with quit- claim covenants, the following pieces of parcels of land, with the buildings thereon, situated in Lowell , Tewksbury, Chelmsford, Carlisle, Shirley and Dracul in said county and commonwealth , and for a more particular description of the premises conveyed , and hereby intended to be conveyed, reference is made to the following deeds, and Registries of Record :- Book 176 , page 341; BR. 176, page 340; Bh. 178, page 392; BR. 183, page 278 ; BA. 183, page 279; Bk. 192, page 221 ; Bb. 195, Page 462; BR. 84, page 554 ; BR. 224, p. 204; BR. 320, page 5-73; RK, 231, page 306; Sk. 935, page 521; BR. 335, page 524; Bk. 417, page 157 ; BR. 332, page 157; BR. 85, page 110; BR. 221, page 492; BR. 439, page 679; Rk. 208, page 302; BR. 104, page 539; BR. 195, page 124; BR.385, page 443; Bk. 395, page 441 ; BR. 370) page 38; BR492, page 256; BR. 282, page 504; BR. 218, page 990; all recorded with said Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds, also Book 2275, page 232, recorded with said Middlesex County, Southdistrict Reg. of Deeds; also deed to property at Oak Bluffs, recorded with Book 143, page 220, Duke's County, Registry of Deeds, said Commonwealth; also certain lots in the Lowell Cemetery as described in Transfers of Leeds, BR. 2, page 44 of the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery, and Transfers of Deeds, BR. 2, page 40) of the Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery to both of which transfers for a more accurate Description of said lots and interests therings and hereby conveyed, reference is made. Meaning and intending hereby to convey our entire legal and equitable interest in and to all pieces or parcels of land, with the buildings theiron , whether situated within said Commonwealth or where soever situated, and of which Masella Greenwood, late of said dowell,
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deceased, was seized or possessed at the lives of his , decease.
We, Arthur T. Munu, husband of amy G. Munn, George H. Runele, husband of anna G. Runels, and : Emma S. Greenwood, wife of Albert P. quenwood, release to said grantee all rights of dower, courtesy and homestead and other interests therein.
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witness our hands and seals This twentieth day of november , in the year of our Lord. One Thousand Nine Hundred and Nineteen.
Hamlet S. Greenwood LS
Amy G. munu LS
Luna G. Runela LS
Arthur T. Muss LS
George H. Runela
Albert R. Greenwood. IS Emma d. greenwood Es
John C. Leggat to all signatures.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. middlesex st. Lowell, November 20, 1919.
Then personally appeared the above named Hamlet S. Greenwood, amy G. Mums, Anna G. Runels and Albert P. Greenwood; and severally acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be their free act and deed, before me
John C. Leggat, L . S. Notary Public
My commission expires Jan. 21, 1921 -
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Show all men by These presente that WE mary d. white of- Lowell, Masachucette, Caroline S. L. Spalding at present in Kais Lowill and Ethel X. Duckworth of Sammenville, n.y.
In consideration of one dollar and other good and valuable consideration paid tous by william Swingston also of said forall, massachusetts, the receipt of which VI huidy acknowledge, herby remise, releases, and assign and by there parents do umise, release and assign unto the said William Firmyston, his here's and assigns, to his and their use for coss all our rights tille and interest as hurs of William E. Jevingston deceased in and to Lot $200 m the Vouver benetery and there now recorded in The name of said William E. Living ston, to han and to hold the granted premises, with all rights, ease ments and appartenances there to belonging, to the Said Milliam Lis- maston his hero and assigns to his and their own use and butroof forever.
In witness wher of m have hurento sch our hands and Seals this Eighth day of July 1919.
mary & White 5
Ofany 5. Duck work they I Duckworth S Skubech R. white Caroline 9. 5 spalding 5 witness.
deumastor. to duringstor. $1200
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Trouw all new by these presente, chat Undlia In. Lawere, Dr. E. G. a. Lavere and Horteuse Lawere in consideration of Que Dallar paid by Elizabeth of Lavere of 281 Fax Merrimack Street Lawwell, Mark., the receipt of which is here by acknowledged, da give, grand, bargain, sell and convey, to the said Elizabeth of Lawere, Que lot of land in the Jawell Cemetery in the City of Lowwell, County of Middlesex and Common- wealth of Massachusetts, situated on the way called Lincoln avenue and numbered No, 131 being the sauce lax conveyed to me by Lawell Cemetery Bank, by deed dated October 2och, 186g.
To have and to hold the afore-granted fre - miser with the said grantee and arsique, forever; subject however, to the conditions and limitations, and with all the price- leger contained in the original died from the Indrietons of the Lawele Gence- texy.
and the said grantor here by covenante to and with the said granter arsique that she lawfully seized of the aforesaid for- mises, and of the ways leading to the same from the highway in fee simple; that they are free from all incumbrances; that she has good night to sell and convey the said promises to the said grantee and that she will workand and defend the same unto the said grantee, his her or their heise and assigne forever.
In testimony where of the said Edward a.a. Lawere, amelia In. Lawere, Kantense Lawere who hereby releases all right or Lower in said granted premises have herecento sex their hands and seals, this inh day of October in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty two. Executed and delivered, Edward a. a. Lawere S
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James J. Baland, amelia In. Lawere Hortense m. Lawere
1922 Lawere to Lawere
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. awell. Middlesex s.s. Det. 17-1922. when personally appeared the about manuel, Edward a. a. Lawere, amelia In. Lawere, Hortense IM Pure and ac- knowled ged the fore going instrument by thesoubecribed, to be their free acx and lied.
Before me, James J. Baland Justice of the Peace. my Com. & 2/26/26.
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Draw all men by these, that eve, Herbert S. Johnson Johnson, Hattie b. Johnson of Stoneham, Mass, and to Allow Johnson of New Haven, Corn, in consideration Johnson of One Dollar paid by StaterJohnson of Swamp- scott, Mass, the receipt of which is hereby acknowul. edged, de gier, grant, bargain sell and convey, to the said Salter . Johnson of #8 Saluer ave, Swampscall, Mass, his heins and assigne,
One lax of land in the Lawell Cemetery, in the City of Lawell, County of Middlesex and Conomon- wealth of Massachusetts, situated on the way called Path #25 und numbered + 426 being the same lax converted to Mares a. Johnson by deed dated ax. 16-1841.
To have and to hold the afore-granted premises with the said grantee, his her or their heirs and assigne, forever; subject however, to the coude- teams and limitations, and with all the privileges contained in the original died from the Proprietors of the Power Centery.
and the said grantare hereby covenants to and with the said garantie, his, her or their heim and assigns that they are lawfully seized of the afore- granted premises and of the wayje leading to the same from the highway in fee simple; that they are FREE from all incum- brances; that they have good night to sell and convey the said prenuses to the said grantee and that they will war rant and defend the same unto the said grantee, he, her or their heins and areigue forever. In testimony where of the said Herbert S. Johnson, Hattie C. Johnson and aller Johnson why here by releases all right or dower in said granted premiere have hereunto set Their hands and scale, this 16th day of February in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty three.
Herbert I. Johnson SEAT
Hattie C. Sahucon SEALS
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Executed and delivered in Palph V. Clark as to allow Jahrence
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Priddlewy 5.3 February 21-1923. - te IThenpeneannually appeared the above-named checon Herbert &Johnsonand Hattie C. Johnson and acknowledged the foregoing instrument, by Them subscribed, to be their free act and dued. Before me, Herbert IV. Richardson Justice of the Peace.
My Com. Exp. aug. 20-1929.
Received and recorded with the records of transfers of die de of the late in the Lawell Centery, Volume 3, Page 21.
Clerk of Proprietors of facul Cemetery
State of Connecticut 255 County of New Haven New Haven Feb. 16-1923. When personally appeared the above named allen Johnson and acknowledged the foregoinginstrument by him subscribed, to be his free ach und deed. Before me, James theeler Thatany Public,
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Smith to Juan all men by these presente, That I Halter E. Smith of 69 Hastings St., Teniston awell, Massachusetts, in consideration of Five hundred and twenty five dollars paid by Herbert Co. Menistan of #34 Glenwood St. Lawell, Massachusetts the receipt of which is hereby ae- knowledged, da give, grant, bargain sell and convey, to the said Herbert Ceteriston, his heine and assigne, The searcheasterly half of lox of land in the Lawel Cometery, in the City of forwell County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts situated on the way called ilder avenue and numbered no. 1539 /2 being the same lat devised to me by will of my father Gilliam Smith, which was trabated by the Middlesey County Probate Court, Sept, 12-1919.
Do have and to hold the afore- granted premises unto the said grantee his, her or their herve and assigne forever; subject however, to the conditions and limitations, and with all the privileges contained in the original deed from The Proprietare of the Jewell Queliny. and the said grantar hereby cave- mante to and with the said grantee, his her or their heime and agregue that he is lawfully seized of the afore-granted premises, and of the ways leading to the same from the highway in fee simple; that they are free from all incum- frances, that he has good night to sell and convey the said. fre- mises to the said grantee and that he will warrant and defend The game unto the said grantee, his her artheir heims and issigue forever. In Testimony there of the said Walter Smith and Rachel S. P.Smith,
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Tenerife, who hereby releases all right or dawer in said granted for- miser have hereunter sch their havde and reale this 15th day of March in The year ofwar ford nineteen hundred and twenty three. Shatter & Smith {SEATS
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Secuted and delivered inpresence of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Middlesex, ss, Lowell, March 15-1923. then personally appeared the about- named walter Smith and acknowledged The fore going instrument by time sub- scribed to be his free ach and deed. Before me, JohnJ. Harvey Justice of the Peace,
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nawe all new by these presente, That 1. Jamie 8. Gray, administration of the estate of albert In. Gray, deceased in consideration of One Dollar Said by Florence E. gray, of New York City, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do give, grand, bargain, sill and convey, to the said Flowere E. Gray, her heins and assigne, Que lat of land in The Lowell Cemetery, in the City of Lowell, County of middleaux and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, situated on the way called spruce Path and numbered Do. 494 being the same lat converted to albert In. gray by Jahre I. & Drusilla In, Luggly dead dated June 2, 1884.
To have and to hold the afore- granted premises with the said grantee, his hevor Their heads and assigne forever; subject however, to the conditions and limitations, and with all the privileges contained in The original deed from the Proprietors of the Lawble Gneiting,
And the said grantor hereby covenants to andwith the said grantee, his her or their heins and assigne that she is lawfully seized of the afore-granted premises, and of the ways leading to the sauce from the highway in fee simple; that they are free from all that she have good
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