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THIS INDEN771RE,made tM1�a ,n
17th d, of March metean httndr,d amt Sixty-Two
aETWEEN DEWM C. HANFIELD, JR., residing at 64 West 12th Street,
New York,
•I party of the first part,and SIDpILY HOLTZ AN and FILIA HOLTZMAN, his wife, both
residing at 1815 Ditmms Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, City and
State of New York.
panty of the second Ian,
WITNESSETH,that the party of the first part,in consideration of nrt Jollurz and other.uluable mn.idor.uoo
paid by the party of the seeond part,does hereby grant and rdcav nmo th,,arty of the u,ond part.the heir.
or snacrssors and asrigns of the part,of the second art Lnerer.
ALL that certain plot,piece or parcel of land,with the holdings and impro,anont thenen erttael,snnat"
lying amt being in the Hamlet of Orient, Town of Southold, Suffolk County, N.Y.
BEGINNING at a point con the easterly line of King Street
where the same is intersected by the southerly line of land formerly
of S. Brown Tabor, which point is marked by locust stake markdd LI',
said point being the northwest corner of the premises hereby conveyed;
running thence in an easterly direction along land formerly of S. Brown
Tabor a distance of 188 feet more or less, to a dedar post marked II;
Running thence ina southerly direction still along land
formerly of S. Brown Tabor, a distance of 186 1/2 feet more or less,
to a cedar post marked III, Hauling thence still in a general south-
erly direction and along lands formerly of S. Brown Tabor 106 feet
to a post marked IV said post being set at the northwest corner of
I� t land formerly of Nelson Douglass;
Q p Running thence still southerly and along the land last
M mentioned 70 1/2 feet to a locust post marked V and set on the north-
e `o erly line of a public highway sometimes known as Hallocks Road and
IEei sometimes known as Meadow Road; running thence in a general westerly
- direction along the last mentioned road a distance of 238 feet 4
inches more or less to a stone road marker set at the intersection of
said highway with the easterly line of King Street; running thence in
a general northerly direction along the easterly line of King Street,
243 feet 8 inches more or less, to a atone marker; thence still in a
general northerly direction along the easterly line of King Street
a distance of 35 feet more or less to the point or place of BEGINNING.