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Home My WebLink AboutL 6845 P 52 a J Y THIS INDENTURE made this)6 day of October, 1970, between WALKER G. BUCKNER, residing at 15 Central Park `.^ West , New York, N.Y . , 10009 , and HELEN W. BUCKNER, his ti wife , residing at 120 East End Avenue , City , County and State of New York, parties of the first part , and HELEN W. BUCKNER, residing at 120 East End Avenue , City , County a and State o' 'New York, party of the second part, 3 W I T N E S S E T H That the parties of the first part , in consideration e: _ of the sum of Ten Dollars ($10 .00 ) , lawful money of the United States , and other good and valuable consideration paid by the party of the second part , do hereby grant and release unto the party of the second part , her heirs and assigns forever : ALL those lots or parcels of land , with the buildings and improvements thereon, in the 'Down of Southold , Suffolk County, State of New York, being a part of that portion of Fishers Island which portion is hereinafter called the "Park" lying Easterly of the following line , viz . : BEGINNING at the southeasterly corner of land owned by the United States , known as the Fort H . G . Wright Military Reservation , Mount Prospect Tract , on the shore of Block Island Sound or the Atlantic Ocean and running thence northerly following the East boundary of the said land of the United States to the southerly line of East End Road (sometimes called Oriental Avenue) and which point is the northeasterly corner of land of the United States , thence crossing the East End Road and following the same course as the last to the shore of West Harbor or Fishers Island Sound , being bounded and described as follows : PARCEL I BEGINNING at a stone monument set on the south- easterly side of a road , said monument being twenty-one hundred and ten and twelve hundredths feet east of a point which is seven hundred and twenty-one and forty-two hundredths feet south of another monument marking the U. S . Coast and Geodetic Survey Triangulation Station "Chocomount 2" (which said "Ghocomount 2" monument is located op the summit of the highest hill on Fishers E, AL ESTATE STATE OF Tr+-n1NSFEFt TAX't { r4NESN YORK oz 0 0. 0 0k onrctio ovza'io d 4 PACE 53 I 1 i Island, N. Y. 'about two and one-quarter miles Vest of the Eastern F;nd of Fishers Island and lies South seventy-nine degrees twenty-nine minutes and forty-six seconds East-0 i j North Dumpling Light in Fishers Island sound) ; and run- ning thence north forty-four degrees thirty-seven minutes and thirty seconds east ninety-two and eighty-five hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the "left whose radius is eight hundred and eighty-six and thirty-three hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is north forty-three degrees fifty- eight minutes and forty seconds west; thence northeast- wardly (following the arc of said curve) seventy-eight and thirty-one hundredths feet to a stone monument; thence north forty degrees fifty-seven minutes and thirty-five seconds east sixty-three and sixty-eight hundredths feet ✓ to a drill hole in a rock there situate; thence northeast- : wardly (following the arc of a curve to the right whose radius is one hundred and thirty-eight and forty-seven i hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is south forty-nine degrees two minutes and twenty- five seconds east) one hundred and thirty-six and eighty- seven hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the right whose radius is seventy-five and ninety- eight hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is south seven degrees thirty-five: minute and forty seconds west; thence southeastwardly (fol.LGWLng the arc of said curve) forty-five and. ninet' -nine, hunt ccith: � feet to a stake; thence south forty-seven degrees forty- three minutes and thirty-five seconds east seventy and sixty hundredths feet to a stake; thence south sixty-five f degrees and fifty-two minutes east seventy-four and twenty- j I one hundredths feet to a stone monument thence south fifty j degrees fifty-five minutes and fifty seconds east fifty- I' four and twelve hundredths feet to a drill hole in a rock thor r'• shunt e; thrince sorztYj tcn dr d,,recs forty-olght mluut'e1J rind t;wlrtfy--:1'Ive sacond:l (:',I.'A two lr:undcu and LYr1 r t y- L x 1'e< L t o ttio shore of P irl.ey Field Cove, nn Diio l off ,'.Lock f slrcnd ;sound, t1rerrce, with the meanders of 11A Cove, •>ntzth cLf,,fity night oegreos twenty f.lvc uil nett k iI 41116 fS J 1 ;,, c ond.:: we t r yr my and cine on(,, ivan- dre;d.th teat, south forty-two degrees fifty-two mLnutes and twerrty seconds west eighty-five and twelve hundredths feet, south fifty-six degrees four minutes and thirty I� seconds west forty-five and ninct:y hundredths feet, north. rcvcnty nirie de,>rees nine minutes and forty second ,'rest ninety-five and seventy-one hundredths fcct, t ,a. ty-eight de7rees thirteen rnLnutes and thirty econrir; itit of one! 1`nrndrr•d c•if'hty fj,vr rand e t ,r;hty-f'Lvc hunurc'uIn ; l1 11 t , riino minufo3 anr3 forty . e,r_.l,.nu •: ;Ind r, !�J ,' ImndredOl foot, nl. 3outl v u11 I at?s 1 1 f;1.il',, 1 rt nti.riutt.r,; and Ltiwnty ;c:conds we , or)(? II iainured and seventeen end ninety-six hundredth_ feet t�, a sta;ce; thence north forty-four degrees and twenty-,even minutes west one hundred and sixty-one and seventy-mine Zi hundredths feet to a stake; thence north twerrty-three I degrees and eight minutes west two hundred and forty-six and thirty-seven hundredths feet to a stone monument; thenc<, i, 1 —2— 1 is &E=6345 PAGE . 54 � I i t north forty-six' degrees two minutes and ten seconds east seventy-nine and seventy-three hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the left whose radius is ninety-six and seventy-three hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is north forty- three degrees fifty-seven minutes and fifty seconds west; thence northwardly (following the arc of said curve) one hundred and thirty-five and thirty-one hundredths feet to a stake; thence north thirty-four degrees six minutes and forty seconds west eleven and forty-four hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the right whose radius is thirty-one and fifty-five hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is north fifty-five degrees fifty-three minutes and twenty seconds east; and thence northwestwardly (following the arc of said curve) twelve and sixty-four hundredths feet to the place of beginning; containing five and twenty-three hundredths acres, more or less. PARCEL II BEGINNING at a stone monument set seven hundred and twenty-one and forty tyro hundredths feet South of a point which is twenty-one hundred and ten and twelve hundredths feet East of another monument marking the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Triangulation Station "Chocomount 2" (which said "Chocomount 2" monument is located on the summit of the highest hill on Fishers Island N- Y. about two and one-quarter miles West of the Eastern end of Fishers Island and lies South seventy-nine degrees twenty-nine minutes and forty-six seconds East of 11 North Dumpling Light in Fishers Island Sound) ; and running thence Southeastwardly (following the arc of a curve to the left whose radius is thirty-one and fifty-five hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is North seventy-eight degrees fifty minutes and forty seconds East) twelve and sixty-four hundredths feet to a stake; thence South thirty-four degrees six minutes and forty seconds East eleven and forty-four hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the right whose radius is ninety-six and seventy-three hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is South fifty-five degrees fifty-three minutes and twenty, seconds West; thence Southwardly (following the arc of said curve) one hundred and thirty-five and thirty-one i hundredths feet to a stake; thence South forty-six degrees two minutes and ten seconds West seventy-nine and, seventy- three hundredths feet to a stone monument; thence South two>nty-three degrees and eight minutes Past two hundred and forty-six and thirty seven hundredths feet to a stake; thence North forty-two degrees twenty-three minutes and ten Seconds West three hundred and sixty-two and ninety--oven hundredths feet to a stake; thence South eighty-four de ;rees thirty-four minutes and forty seconds West seventy j :•i;,ht and ninety-three hundredths feet to a stake; thence Northwestwardly (.foll.owinp' the arc of a curve to the wLuse radius is one hundred and seven feet and the direr-- tion of whose radius at that point is North forty degrees i U MIP,U84J PAGE 55 i twenty-seven minutes and forty seconds East) seventy-nine and ninety-eight hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the left whose radius is one hundred and sixty-two and thirty-seven hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is South eighty- three degrees seventeen minutes and twenty seconds West; thence Northwestwardly (and folXowing the are of said curve) eighty-four and three-hundredths feet to a stake j+ marking a point of curve to the left whose radius is nine hundred and twenty-eight and ninety-one hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is South fifty=three degrees thirty-ei ht minutes and ten seconds West; thence Northwestwardly (and following the are of said curve) one hundred and eighteen and eight-hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the right whose radius is eight and eighty-four hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is North forty-six degrees twenty-one minutes and ten seconds East; thence Northwardly (and following the arc of said curve) f twenty-one and twenty-three hundredths feet to a stake set on the Southerly side of a road forty feet wide; thence, along the Southerly side of said road, South eighty-five degrees forty-one minutes and twenty seconds East fifty-one and sixteen-hundredths feet to a stone monument; thence, still along the Southerly side of said road, South eighty-five degrees forty-one minutes and twenty seconds East fifty-four and. ninety-four hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the right I whose radius is four hundred and eighty-seven and twenty- one hundredths feet and the direction of whose radius at that point is South four degrees eighteen minutes and I forty-seconds West; thence Eastwardly, still along the Southerly side of said road (and following the are of said curve) , one hundred and ninety-one and fifty-four hundredths feet to a stake; thence, still along the Southerly side of said road., South sixty-three degrees nine minutes and - fifty seconds East twenty-five and six-hundredths feet to a stake marking a point of curve to the left whose radius is one hundred and twenty-one and sixty-nine hundredths ' feet and the direction of whose raaius at that point is North twenty-six degrees fifty minutes and ten seconds East; thence Eastwardly, still along the Southerly side of said road (and following the arc of said curve) , twenty-three and sixty-five hundredths feet to a stake; thence, still along the Southerly side of said road, South seventy-four degrees seventeen minutes and fifty- two seconds East thirty-eight and forty-five hundredths !Meet to a stake; thence South fifty-one degrees forty- six minutes and forty-five seconds East thirty-eight feet to a stake; and thence North thirty-eight degrees thirteen. minutes and fifteen seconds East thirty-five feet to the place of beginning; containing two and ten-hundredths acnes, more or less. BEING the same premises conveyed by William H. , Vanderbilt to the parties of the first part by deed dated May 22, 1956 and recorded in the Suffolk County Clerk ' s Office on May 28 , 1956 in Liber 4119 of Deeds , at pages 316-321 . -4-