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I:ID~:r;T1JRE, made the . I day
of LOV(lmt)fll'. 1'.,140
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between JlRrlHY P. :ALKEh, JR. and JOAN D. ",IALKJ<:h. hl~8b/lnd and
wife. of' tile r.lty of Loaton In the Commollwev.lt~h of' 1~a3~achllaetL8.
parties of the first p8rt. and l(EMIN("j'/,ON RAND INC., B corpOl'l,tion
orssnizfln and 6xl1ltlnli under the lwws of the State of lielsware
and having an office and place of business In the ':1ty. Scunty
and -'etete of )Jew York. party of the second pert.
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mat the purtlos of t.he flrBt part In con-'
l!llderatlon of One (",1.01...') Dollar enn other valuable consideration:
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to them paid by the party of the second part, do hereby grant and.
releS"8 unto the party of the sBeoml part. its successors and
assigns forever.
ALL those lots or parcels of Isnd tOGether
with the bulldinSa and improvements thel'eon. in
the Town of Southold, Suffolk r:ounty, State of
New York. being a part of that portion of Fishers
Island now or formerly belonging to the Fishers
Island Corporation (which portion ie hereinafter
called the "Park-) lying Basterly of the follow-
ing line, viz: Beginning at the Boutheasterly
carner of land owned by the ~nited States, known
a. the Fort H. G. Wright Military Reeervation.
Mount Prospect Tract, on the shore of Block Island
Sound or the ~tlantic ocean and runnlne; thence
northarly following the eeBt 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 cor-
ner of land of the United States, thence crolllling
the East ~nd Road and following the same course
a8 the last to the shore of "~lest Harbor or Fishers
Illland Sound; saId lots or parcels of land being
bounded and described es follows:
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BEGINNING at a stone monument set on the
Northwesterly alde of a road forty feet wIde, said
monument being thirty and fifty-one hunOredtha
feet North of a point which is four hundred and
six and thirty-one hundredths feet est of another
D10nUlllent marking the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey Triangulation Station "Ntn" (which said "NiD"
monument is l.oated near the Western end of ..
ridge overlooking the South shore of :Eo'ishers Is-
land and on the highest point between Chooomount
and Mount Prospect and lies South forty-five degrees
seventeen minutes and. twenty-six seconds Eaet of
North Du.pling Light 1n Fishers Island. Sound); and
running thence North thirty-eight degrees twelT.
minutes and ten seconds West one hund.red and. fit-
teen and. thirteen-hundredths teet to a atake;thence I
North thirty-one degrees fifty-nine minutes an4
thirty seconde Wflat aeventYMtwo and eighty-.even
hundredth. reet to a stake; thence North tort:r-
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81snt1-four and 81%t,.-two hundredtha t..t to
. stake; tbence North ntt,.-tour degr." tOl't,.-
two minute. and tort1 .eoondl weet one hundred
ao4 nlnet,. ...en and tbirt,.-taree bundredtha
r..t to the abore of a ...11 pond tbere a1tuateJ
thenoe, with the ...nder. of ..14 pond, N01"tb
three dear-e. .le..n .1aute. and twentT seoonds
Ea' t one hundred and tb1rtJ'-one end. twen ty_r1....
hundredthll teet to . atake; and thence South
tortT-elght degrees t11't7-0100 .1nutea and ntt,.
.econda Baat two hundred and dahtJ-tls and dxtr-
aix hundredtha t.et to the place ot beginningJ OOD-
talD1ng titt.,.-tbree hundredths of an aoH. aore or
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e8ven degrees forty minutes and forty seconds
East two hundred and eight And forty-two hund-
redths feet to a stake set on the southwesterly
alde of another road torty tee t wide; thence
Southeastwardly along the Southwesterly 81de of
8&1d road (to110.1D8 the arc of a curve to the
left whose radius 18 onll hundred and twenty and
eeven-hundredths reet and the direction of whoall
radius at that point 1s North fitty.four degrees
forty-six minutes and forty-two ..conds Eaet)
eighty-nina and twelve-hundredths r.et to a stakej
thence, atl11 along the Southweeterly dde of
881d road, South seventy-sIIveD degrees forty-
four minutes and t1fty aeconds East .1xty~lght
and eight-hundredths feet to a stake marking.
point of curve to the right whose radiue is one
hundred and seveoty-five and thirty-eeven hundred-
the feet and the direction of whoee radiue at that
point is South twelve degrees fifteen minute a and
ten eeeonda w.et; thenee Southeastwardly atill
along the Southwesterly aide of aai4 road (and
following the are of aaid cUrYe) thirty and twenty-
one hundredths reet to a stake marking a point Of
ourve to the right whose radlu. la forty-three and
ninety-two hundredths feet and the direction of
who.. radius at that point Is South twenty-two
degrees seven _inutes .nd twenty-three seconds West;
thence Southwardly still along the Southwesterly
side of said road (and followiog the arc of ..id
cUrYe) seventy-aiz and ninety-three hundredtha feet
to a atake set at It~ interaection w1th the North-
westerly side of the road firat above ..ntionedJ
thence South..at_rd17 aloog the North...terl)' eide
of said road (and following the aro of a ourve to
the right whoae radius is two hundred and thlrt)'-
three and nine-hundredths teet and the direction
of whoa. radiua at that point Is North fift)'-aeven
degrees and thirty-one .inuts. '.vest) one hundred
and twenty-one and fltty-four hundredths t.et to a
atake; and thence, still along the Northneterly
.ide of eald road, South slzty-two degrees twent)'-
ooe minutes and thirty seoonda West one hundred and
sixty-two and ninety hundredtha feet to the place
of beginning; contalnlng one and thirty-one hundred-
thS acrea, more or less.
Allo a lot or parcel or land bounded and dee-
orlbed ae follows:
BEGINNING at a etone mOnument set four
hundred and fltt)'-three and fltty-tive hundredths
teet Weat Of a point which ie two hundred aod
thirty-nine and eeventy-alx hundredths reet North
of another monument marking the U.S. Coaat and
Geodetio Survey Triangulation Station "Nlo- (whiob
eaid "Nin- aonUllent is located near the Weetern
end of a ridge overlooking tbe South ahore of
Fishers Island and on tbe higbeat point between
Chooomount and Mount Prospect and l1es South forty-
five degree I leventeen m1nutes and twenty~elx
seconds Eaat of North Dumpling Light In Flehers
Islaod Sound); and running tbence Soutb forty-
seven degrees forty minutes and fortJ .econde West
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