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, I Made the—twenty-first day of October, nineteen hundred
and fifty-three,
NCt(11C411- GARDNERS BAY COMPANY. INC., a corporation duly organized
undertheiaws of the State of New York, having its principal place of
business at No. 72 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, Nassau County,
New York, ----
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party of the brrt qrq
and PAUL W, GABBERT and MARGARET E. GABBERT, his wife, residing at
7 Concordia Place, Bronxville, New York,
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part iesof the second part,
itnegget that the party of the brat part,in consideration of—Ten ($10.00) —
Dollars,lawful money of the United States,
and other considerations _
paid by the parties of the second part, do as hereby grant and release unto the part iesof the
second parr, as tenants by the entirety, the survivor of x A".1 A
them, his or her distributees and assigns forever,
mat that plot of land situate at East Marion in the Town of South-
old, County of Suffolk, State of New York, which plot is ]mown as and
by the lot number eighty-two (82) as shown on a map entitled "Map of
Section Two Gardiner's Bay Estates, situate at East Marion Long Island"
which map was filed in Suffolk County Clerk's office on September 23rd,
1927, under the number 275,
Parties of the second part are to have a right-of-way to pass
and repass for street purposes over all streets on said map (excepting
II� the street shown as "Beach Court" on said map, which street the party
of the first part reserves the right to close entirely) including "the
paths" leading to the beach, the fee to the land in said streets and
Paths, however, to remain in the party of the first part,
Parties of the second part are to have the right to use the beach
lying between Spring Pond and the bay and Uld Orchard Lane and the Chan-
nel marked upon said map as "Beach for use of lot owners" for bathing an
similar purposes, and are to have a right-of-way over Old Orchard Lane
and over the beach to the said waters, such use to be subject to such
reasonable restrictions as may be imposed by the party of the first part
and each use to be in common with other persons to whom such rights may
be granted by the said Gardners Bay Company, Inc., the parties of the
second part hereby covenanting and agreeing to pay to the party of the
first part the sum of five ($5) dollars per year for the use of such
beach, this payment of five ($5) dollars per year to be paid to the
party of the first part in advance on the first day of January in each
and every year, beginning January lot, 1954• It is understood and agre
that the parties of the second part are not to receive any title to the
land in said beach, or any rights or title to the waters and the land
under waters adjoining the said beach other than as above, and the party
of the first part reserves the right to out a canal or canals, ditch or
ditches, through the said beach, and to erect bridges over the same the
use of the said beach, of the waters adjoining and of the beaches and
canals to be entirely at the risk of the parties of the second part, who
are to hold the party of the first part harmless from any damage or
damages which said parties of the second part, or their heirs or assigns
may suffer while upon the said beach or in the said waters. 1