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And upon Examination of the Titles of the several Persons claiming Parts and Shares thereof,
* amc do adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 266 to belong to Thomas Brown.
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April 2, 1817, bounded north by the church lot, east by John Vreeland, south by heirs of Outwater, west by old road. The heirs of Outwater sold their interest to Michael G. Vreeland Sept. 12, 1809. By several deeds from the heirs of Outwater and Lozier, in 1852, all of their interest in this lot vested in Edmund C. Bramhall. Five acres were sold by Abraham Sickles to Jacob Prior June 15. 1813.
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LAWRENCE BROWN-FYTJE SEEGAERD.
Our Surven of which said Portion (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 413*
Beginning at a Stake by New Ark Bay (being the northwester- most Corner of the Lot of Common Land at bergen Point No 172 sold for defraying the Expences of the General Partition) and from said Stake runs South fifty one Degrees East thirty Chains (along the Line of said Lot No 172 to a Stake being a Corner of said Lot No 172, Thence South eighty five Degrees East thirteen Chains and thirty seven Links (along the Line of said Lot No 172) to a Stake, Thence North thirty nine De- grees East twenty six Links to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West forty Chains and eighty three Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay ; Thence down along the said Bay to the Place of Beginning, Containing about twenty seven Acres and seven Tenths.
And we adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 266 to belong to Lawrence Brown, the only Son of Thomas Brown by his former Wife Anna.
Our Surven of which said Portion (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 414 +
Beginning at a Stake (being the Eastermost Corner of the Tract No 413 adjudged to Thomas Brown last above described) And from said Stake runs North fifty one Degrees West forty Chains and eighty three Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay. Then returning to said Stake the Place of Beginning And from thence runs North thirty nine Degrees East five Chains and ninety eight Links to a Stake .; Thence North fifty one De- grees West forty Chains and fifty six Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then down along said Bay 'till it meets the first mentioned Line, Contain -: ing about twenty four Acres and seven Tenths.
*143 * And we adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 266 To belong to Fytje the wife of Andries Seegaerd
Our Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 415 1
* Andrew Gautier and Thomas Gautier sold this and Lots Nos. 414 and 415 to Jasper Zabriskie April 12, 1798. Jacob Zabriskie conveyed the same to Hermanus Garretson Sept. 14, 1820, who conveyed it Jasper Zabriskie April 2, 1823. Zabriskie by will, without date, codicil dated Oct. 27, 1828, gave to his son Michael the " Red House " and lot at Bergen Point, containing about twelve acres ; also seventeen acres between Mullany and Peter Vreeland, and to his grandson, Albert M., about fifty acres north of Benjamin Zabriskie. Fide Note to Lot No. 419, p. 155. To his grandson, Jasper Garretson, the remainder of his lands, including a lot at Bergen Point for life, then to the issue of his body. Vide Note to Andriesen's Patent, p. 13. This latter de- vise included the easterly portion of Lots Nos. 413, 414, 415. Garretson held posses- sion until his death, Sept. 1. 1861. He left the following children as heirs of this property, viz., Hartman, John H. K., Alathea W., Pereiral, Mary Ann, and Martha, all minors. Guardians were appointed and the property partitioned by commission- ers, report confirmed Oct. Term, 1861. Fide Note to Lot No. 14, p. 70.
t Vide Vote to Lot No. 413, p. 142.
CORNELIUS JORSEN BLINKERIIOF-GEORGE VREELANDT. 211
Beginning at a Stake (being the Eastermost Corner of the Tract No 414 adjudged to Lawrence Brown last above described) And from said Stake runs North fifty one Degrees West fortv Chains and fifty six Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then returning to said Stake the Place of Beginning and from thence runs North thirty nine Degrees East five Chains and eight Links to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West six Chains to a Stake, Thence North thirty nine Degrees East one Chain to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West thirty four Chains and twenty six Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Thence down along said Bay 'till it meets the first mentioned Line, Containing about twenty four Acres and seven Tenths.
And we adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 266 to belong to Cornelius Jorsen Blinkerhoof
Our Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 416 *
Beginning at a Stake (being the Eastermost Corner of the Tract No 415 adjudged to Fytje Seegaerd last above described) And from said Stake runs North thirty nine Degrees East two Chains to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West six Chains to a Stake. Thence South thirty nine Degrees West two Chains to a Stake, Thence South fifty one Degrees East six Chains to the Place of Beginning, Containing about . One Acre & two Tenths.
And we adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 266 To belong to George Vreelandt Esqr.
* Our Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on *144 Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 417 +
Beginning at a Stake (being the Eastermost Corner of the Tract No 416 adjudged to Cornelius Jorsen Blinkerhoof last above described) And from said Stake runs North fifty one Degrees West six Chains to a Stake, Thence South thirty nine Degrees West one Chain to a Stake, 'Thence North fifty one Degrees West thirty four Chains and twenty six Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then returning to said Stake the Place of Begin- ning and from thence runs North thirty nine Degrees East four Chains and fifty six Links to a Stake (being the Eastermost Corner of said Allotment No 266,) Thence. North fifty one Degrees West forty Chains to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then down along said Bay 'till it meets the above mention'd Line that runs to said Bay, Containing about twenty one Acres and seven Tenths.
* Tide Note to De Backer's Patent, p. 10
t Vide Note to Lot No. 212, p. 86. On the partition this and lot 427 fell to John . He died seized, and Henry Newkirk et al. were appointed commissioners to sell his lands. They sold this lot to David La Tourette April 19, 1847 ; who conveyed part of it to Ellen, wife of Solon Humphreys, March 28, 1863, and part of it, with the ad- joining lot (being part of Lot No. 267 sold to John G. Vreeland by Cornelius Van Bus- kirk). Fide Note to Lot No. 267, p. 88. Abraham B. Warner and Martin R. Cook now own part of Lots Nos. 414 and 415.
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MICHAEL CORNELIESE VREELANDT.
With respect to the two Lots of Common Land which have been allotted to the Patent of Petrus Stuyvesant to Lubert Gilbertse dated the fifth Day of December One thou- sand six hundred and fifty four, being these two Lots of Com- mon Land which in the Field Book & Map of the General Partition are distinguished by the Numbers 278 & 267.
Jacob Van Wagenen claimed the said two Lots and no other Person or Persons claiming the same or a Subdivision thereof We upon Examination of his Title conceive him to be the true Pro- prietor and do therefor adjudge the said two Allotments to belong to him.
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* With respect to the two Lots of Common Land allotted to the Patent of Philip Carteret to Severin Lawrence dated the twelfth Day of May One thousand six hundred and sixty eight, being these two Lots of Common Land which in the Field Book & Map of the General Partition are distinguished by the Numbers 279 and 268.
Jacob Van Wagenen claimed the said two Lots and upon Examination of his Title we conceive him to be the true Proprietor and do therefor adjudge the said two Allotments to belong to him.
With respect to the two Lots of Common Land which have been allotted To the Patent of Philip Carteret to Hendrick Jansen Spier dated the twelfth Day of May one thousand six hundred and sixty eight, being these two Lots of Common Land which in the Field Book & Map of the General Par- tition are distinguished by the numbers 280 & 269.
Upon Examination of the Titles of the several Per- sons claiming being the Descendents of the Patentee, aute do adjudge the said two Allotments to Catalintje Spier Widow for her Use during her natural Life; and in Trust for the Purposes mentioned and directed in the last Will and Testament of her Husband Barendt Spier dated the eighth Day of April one thousand seven hun- dred and forty two duly proved and recorded in the Prerogative Office at Perth Amboy.
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* This is a Subdivision of the Lot of Common Land which has been allotted To the second Patent of Philip Car- teret to Derick Sycan dated the twelfth Day of May one thousand six hundred and sixty eight, being that Lot of Com- mon Land which in the Field Book & Map of the General Partition is distinguished by the Number 271.
And upon Examination of the Titles of the several Persons claiming Parts and Shares thereof,
vale do adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 27 1 To belong to Michael Corneliese Vreelandt.
Outr Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on
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MICHAEL C. VREELANDT-JANNETJE VAN WINKLE.
Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 422 *
Beginning at a Stake (being the Southermost Corner of said Allot- ment No 271) and from said Stake runs North fifty one Degrees West forty Chains to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then returning to said Stake the Place of Beginning, And from thence runs North thirty nine Degrees East ten Chains and thirty one Links to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West forty Chains to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then down along said Bay 'til it meets the first mentioned Line, Containing about forty one Acres.
And we adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 271 to Jannitje Widow of Daniel Van Winkle during her Life, and after her Decease to her Daughter Antje now the Wife of Henry Fielding agreable to the Tenor of said Daniel Van Winkle's last Will and Testament, dated the third Day of June one thousand seven hundred and fifty one,
Outr Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on * 147 Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 423 *
* Fide Note to Sycan's 2d Patent, p. 15. On partition between George and John Vreeland, John took the south half of this lot, and George the north half (the same then containing sixty acres). The partition was not formal. George died seized of part, devising the same to his children. His heirs divided the same into three parts, each containing ten acres and sixty-six one-hundredths of an acre ; the north third was conveyed to Jacob Van Horne (?) ; the middle third to Thomas McDonald June 15, 1832 ; the southerly third to John Carragan. McDonald conveyed part of his third to Sebastian Jaclard July 17, 1854. Jaclard died seized, and his executors conveyed to Adele Buchanan Oct. 19, 1858. She died seized and the lot was inherited by her infant children, and by order in chancery was sold to Edward A. Willard.
t Vide Note to Syean's 2d Patent, p. 15. Jan. 29, 1820, John Vreeland conveyed to Ann, Cornelia, Maria, Isabella, and Eliza, children of his daughter Jannetje, wife of Stephen Vreeland, 19 acres out of this lot and Lot No. 424, and eight acres out of Lot No. 269. He conveyed seven acres of Lot No. 269 to Cornelia Van Winkle Jan. 6, 1820. He also conveyed to her 23 acres of Lots Nos. 423 and 424. He also conveyed to his daughter Jane, wife of Aaron Newkirk, Jan. 29, 1820, seven acres out of Lot No. 269, and nineteen acres out of Lots Nos. 423 and 424. Jane Newkirk left her sur- viving her husband and Cornelia, wife of Daniel Vreeland, Catherine, wife of Cor- nelius Vreeland, and Catelina, wife of Cornelius Van Rypen. Catelina died before her father, leaving one child, Jane, who married Garrabrant Ryerson. The two daughters and granddaughter took Jane Newkirk's share in common. Aaron Newkirk gave his life estate to his two daughters by separate deeds July 1, 1832, who seem to have taken as by partition the land described in these deeds. Cornelia took the north part, and quit-claimed the south part to Catherine April 22, 1857, who sold to William Frost Aug. 16, 1859, who sold to Sidney L. Carragan June 8, 1863.
Abraham Van Buskirk owned about 3 acres in this tract adjoining the Plank road. He died in 1849, leaving Jane, wife of Henry Osborn, Abraham and Cornelius (Peter died before his father) who partitioned by deed Dec 15, 1849. Cornelius sold his share to Sidney L. Carragan Nov. 7, 1861. Garrabrant Ryerson et ux. sold half an acre to Thomas C. Crips June 1, 1838, near the present Station House. Crips sold to Jasper Cadmus Sept. 15, 1838, who sold to Elizabeth Cadmus Oct. 29, 1838.
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MICHAEL C. VREELANDT-JANNETJE VAN WINKLE.
Beginning at a Stake (being the Eastermost Corner of the Tract No 422 adjudged to Michael Corneliese Vreelandt last above described ) And from said Stake runs North fifty one Degrees West forty Chains to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then returning to said Stake the Place of Be- ginning ; And from thence runs North thirty nine Degrees East ten Chains and thirty one Links to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West forty one Chains and forty nine Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, 'Then down along said Bay 'till it meets the first mentioned Line, Con- taining about forty one Acres.
This is a Subdivision of the Lot of Common Land which has been allotted to the Patent of Philip "Carteret to Thomas Davison, dated the twenty second Day of December one thousand six hundred and sixty nine, being that Lot of Com- mon Land which in the Field Book and Map of the General Partition is distinguished by the Number 272.
And upon Examination of the Titles of sundry Persons claiming parts and Shares thereof
Turc adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 272 to belong to Michael Corneliese Vreelandt
Our Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 425 *
* Beginning at a Stake (being the Eastermost Corner of said Al- * 148 lotment No 272) And from said Stake runs North fifty one Degrees West forty two Chains and twenty Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then returning to said Stake the Place of Beginning, and from thence runs South thirty nine Degrees West five Chains and one Link to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West forty one Chains and eighty four Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then up along said Bay 'till it meets the first mentioned Line containing about twenty one Acres.
And we adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 272 to Jannitje Widow of Daniel Van Winkle during her Life, and at her Decease to her daughter Antje now the Wife of Henry Field- ing agreable to the Tenor of said Daniel Van Winkle's last Will and Testament dated the third Day of June one thousand seven hundred and fifty one.
Our Survey of which said Portion as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 424 +
Beginning at a Stake (being the Southermost Corner of the Tract No 425 adjudg'd to Michael Corneliese Vreelandt last above described ) and from said Stake runs North fifty one Degrees West forty one Chains and eighty four Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then returning to said Stake the Place of Beginning, and from thence runs South thirty nine Degrees West five Chains and two Links to a Stake (being the
9 Vide Note to Sycan's 2d Patent, p. 15. Michael Vreeland sold this lot to Egbert Post July 9, 1787. By will, dated Feb. 11, 1822, proved May 8, 1822, Post gave this lot to his grandson Garret Wauters.
t Vide Note to Lot No. 423, p. 147.
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GEORGE CADMUS-JACOB VAN HORNE.
Southerly Corner of said Allotment No 272) Thence North fifty one De- grees West forty one Chains and forty nine Links to a Stake by New Ark Bay, Then up along said Bay 'till it meets the first mentioned Line, Containing about twenty one Acres.
* With Respect to the Lot of Common Land which has *149 been allotted to the Patent of Philip Carteret to Thomas Davison dated the twelfth Day of December One thousand six hundred and sixty nine, being that Lot of Common Land which in the Field Book and Map of the General Partition is distinguished by the Number 275.
George Cadmus claimed the said Lot and upon Examination of his Title we conceive him to be the true Proprietor thereof, and do therefore adjudge the said Allotment to belong to him.
With Respect to the Lot of Common Land which has been allotted to the Patent of Petrus Stuyvesant to Peter Jansen Slaat dated the fifth Day of December One thousand six hundred and fifty four, confirm'd by Patent from Philip Carteret to said Slaat dated the twelfth Day of May one thousand six hundred and sixty eight, being that Lot of Com- mon Land which in the Field Book and Map of the General Partition is distinguished by the Number 274.
George Cadmus claimed the said Lot and upon Examination of his Title, we conceive him to be the true Proprietor thereof and do therefore adjudge the said Allotment to belong to him.
* With respect to the Lot of Common Land which has *150 been allotted to the Patent of Petrus Stuyvesant to Hendrick Jansen Van Schalckwyck dated the fifth Day of December one thousand six hundred & fifty four, confirmed by Patent from Philip Carteret to Hessel Vygerse dated the thirteenth Day of March one thousand six hundred and seventy five ; being that Lot of Common Land which in the Field Book & Map of the General Partition is distinguished by the Num- ber 273.
John Van Horne claimed the said Lot and upon Examination of his Title We conceive him to be the true Proprietor thereof and do therefore adjudge the said Allotment to belong to him.
With respect to the Lot of Common Land which has been allotted to the Patent of Philip Carteret To Catharine for- merly the Widow of Jacob Wallingen Van Horne, then the Widow of Jacob Stoffelsen dated the thirty first Day of March one thousand six hundred and sixty eight, being that Lot of Common Land which in the Field Book & Map of the General Partition is distinguished by the Number 276.
Jacob Van Horne claimed the said Lot, and no other Person or Persons claiming the same, or a Subdivision thereof We upon Examination of his Title, conceive him to be the true Proprietor and do therefore adjudge the said Allotment to belong to him.
This is a Subdivision of the Lot of Common Land * 151 which has been allotted to the Patent of Philip Carteret To
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FYTJE SEEGAERD ET AL.
Barnt Christian, dated the twenty sixth day of March one thousand six hundred and sixty seven, being that Lot of Common Land which in the Field Book and Map of the General Partition is distinguished by the Number 277.
And upon Examination of the Titles of the several Persons claiming Parts and Shares thereof,
Tant do adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 277 To belong to Fytje the wife of Andries Seegaerd.
Our Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B.) shews and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 426 *
Beginning at a Stone mark'd B (being the westermost Corner of said Allotment No 277) and from said Stone runs North thirty nine De- grees East four Chains and twelve Links to a Stake, Thence South fifty one Degrees East thirteen Chains and seventeen Links to a Stake, Thence South twenty eight Degrees & thirty Minutes West four Chains and eigh- teen Links to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West thirteen Chains and ninety five Links to the Place of Beginning, Containing about five Acres and a Half.
And we do adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 277 To belong to George Vreelandt Esq'
Our Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and We adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 427 t
Beginning at a Stake (being the Northerly Corner of the Tract No 426 adjudg'd to Fytje the wife of Andries Seegaerd last above described and from said Stake runs North thirty nine Degrees East four Chains and ninety four Links to a Stake, Thence South fifty one Degrees East twelve Chains and fifteen Links to a Stake, Thence South twenty eight Degrees and thirty Minutes West five Chains and two Links to a Stake; Thence North fifty one Degrees West thirteen Chains and seventeen Links to the Place of Beginning, Containing about six Acres and two Tenths.
And we adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 277 To belong to Lawrence Brown the only Son of Thomas Brown by his former Wife Anna.
Our Survey of which said Portion (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews, and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 428}
Beginning at a Stake (being the Northermost Corner of the Tract No 427 adjudged to George Vreelandt Esqr last above described) and from said Stake runs North thirty nine Degrees East five Chains and
Tide Note to Andriesen's Patent, p. 13.
t Vide Note to Lot No. 212, p. 86.
# Vide Note to Andriesen's Patent, p. 13. Lawrence died seized, intestate and without issue. Shortly after the allotment, Peter Cole was in possession of this lot. He sold it to Cornelius Van Buskirk March 27, 1797 (deed unrecorded). Vide Note to Stoffelsen's Patent, p. 18.
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THOMAS BROWN-JACOB VAN HORNE.
thirty seven Links to a Stake, Thence South fifty one Degrees East eleven Chains and twenty four Links to a Stake standing in the Line of Barnt Christian's Patent, Thence South twenty eight Degrees and thirty Min- utes West five Chains and forty nine Links to a Stake, Then North fifty one Degrees West twelve Chains and fifteen Links to the Place of Begin- ning, Containing about six Acres and two Tenths.
And we adjudge a certain Portion of said Allotment No 277 to belong to Thomas Brown.
* Our Surven of which said Portion (as laid down on *153 Subdivision Schedule B) shews and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 429 *
Beginning at a Stake (being the northermost Corner of the Tract No 428 adjudged to his son Lawrence Brown last above described) and from said Stake runs North thirty nine Degrees East five Chains and six- teen Links to a Stake, Thence South fifty one Degrees East ten Chains and thirty one Links to a Stake standing in the Line of Barnt Christian's Patent, Thence South twenty eight Degrees and thirty Minutes West five Chains and twenty two Links to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West eleven Chains and twenty four Links to the Place of Beginning, Containing about five Acres & a Half.
And me adjudge the two following Portions of said Allotment No 277 To belong to Jacob Vanhorne,
Our Survey of the first whereof (as laid down on Sub- division Schedule B) shews and we adjudge it to be a Tract mark'd No 430 t
Beginning at a Stake (being the northermost Corner of the Tract No 429 adjudged to Thomas Brown last above described) And from said Stake runs North thirty nine Degrees East forty one Chains and fifty six Links to a Stake (being the eastermost Corner of the Allotment of Com- mon Land No 275) Thence North forty two Degrees west five Chains and fifty Links to a Stake'(being the Southermost Corner of the Allotment of Common Land No 276) Thence North thirty nine Degrees East seven Chains and seventy two Links to a Stake (standing in the Line of Catha- rine Stoffelson's Patent) Thence South twenty seven Degrees and thirty Minutes East seven Chains and seventy two Links to a Stake (being the Northermost Corner of Barnt Christian's Patent) Thence (along the Line of said Barnt Christian's Patent) South twenty eight Degrees and thirty Minutes West forty seven Chains and ninety Links to a Stake (being the Eastermost Corner of the Tract No 429 adjudged To Thomas Brown last above described) Thence North fifty one Degrees West ten Chains and thirty one Links to the Place of Beginning.
Our Survey of the other or second of said two Por- * 154 tions (as laid down on Subdivision Schedule B) shews and we adjudge it to be a Tract No 431 +
* Brown devised his lands in New Jersey as stated in Note to Andriesen's Patent p. 13. This lot was sold to Cornelius Van Buskirk May 13, 1797. .
t Vide Note to Stoffelsen's Patent, p. 18.
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JACOB VAN BUSKIRK.
Beginning at a Stake (being the Southermost Corner of the Tract No 426 adjudged to Fytje the Wife of Andries Seegaerd above described) and from said Stake runs North twenty eight Degrees and thirty Minutes East twelve Chains and fifty Links to a Stake (being the westermost Corner of Barnt Christian's Patent) Thence South twenty seven Degrees and thirty Minutes East fifteen Chains and sixty five Links to a Stake by the Meadow Edge, Thence South twenty Degrees West two Chains and thirty Links, Thence South forty Degrees West four Chains to a Stake, Thence North fifty one Degrees West twelve Chains and sixty seven Links to the Place of Beginning the said two Portions, Containing about forty three Acres and six Tenths.
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