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HomeMy WebLinkAboutL 5759 P 25 r, .. .4U5217 PUMA MAIM w aV QUITCLAIM DEED A THIS INDENTURE, made the /7 day of nineteen hundred and sixty-five, j I BETWEEN William H. Mulligan, as Receiver of the Jit Estate of Leon I. Ross, whose address is c/o Messrs. Spear - .a- I and Hill, 63 Wall Street, New York City, herein called �Iparty of the first part, and the Estate of Leon I. Ross,(idre SS as a6oJ• .. William H. Mulligan, Receiver, herein called party of the second part, WHEREAS, an Order dated March 12, 1965 by the Honorable Dudley B. Bonsal, Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, in United States of America v. Leon I. Ross, Ross and Company, Limited, Central Trading, Inc. (61 Civ. 2308), a certified copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit A, Ordered the party of the first part to convey to the party of the second part title to the real property described in a quitclaim deed dated April 9, 19+8 and recorded in the Office of the Clerk of Suffolk County in Liber. 2815 at Page 130, whereby the United States of America remised, released, and quitclaimed such real property to Leon I. Ross, T I e-F So✓thol�� w U;!MZ STAT—IX Dl�TRSCT COURT ;kUMRN D13TRICT C? NEW YORK _ - - 'n,iTIM STATES OF Plaintiff, 61 Civ. 23W -agalrmt_ ORDER a L80N I. ROSS Rw; '-AL CONIPANY, rjI IT:D, CEN'1HA!, TF-hrlliC, INC., De ondanta. x Due notice having been given, and Being that George Zsidenstedn, duly appointed Recolver of the SOtste of Leon I. Rose, has filed an affidavit showing that (i) the cum of $3,000 and $34.95 f.;n 3.cga1 services rendered and disbursements incurred t:aa been paid to %*ears. Spear and Hill out of the aesete cf the Rotate of Leon I. Rosa, (id) the sum of $2,000 as cor,pensatlon for earvicss rendered as Receiver in the pr,cmeddng has been paid to himself out of the assets of t;,e Estate of Leon I. Rose, and (111) the property, power and other things remaining in hie hands me Receiver in this prooesding nave been delivered to the successor Receiver In this proceeding, William H. Mallipn: That this Court, in its Or"r dated and filed February 5, 1965, required the filing of the aforesaid affidavit for both (i) the resignation and d"charp of Worge 7A ftnsteln as Receiver in this procsedini to be effective and (ii) the $10,000 bend issued by ltrsur'anoe Company of Horth agaric to Wore Zeidasteia as Receiver Sn the proceeding to be vacated sad ean»e11N; EXHIBIT A w • M a��5759 Act 2'7 mat the appo3ntamnt of William H. Milligan as baalrer in this preceeding, in accordance with the order Of this Court dated and filed February 17, 19V,, is to beams of OMM upon approval by the Cnurt of the reaig- stLn of More Zeidenetein As Receiver in this proceed- ing; SMt in An Order dated and fl Led November 4, 1964, tbls Court directed that the title to the real property desorlbed in a Quitclaim dead dated Apri: 9, 1948, edriah Me reeordad in the office of the Clerk of Suffolk County in Liber 2.915 at Page 130, he conveyed t, the gstate of Lon I. Ross, George Zeidenstein, Receiver, It L "VEMD, that the resignation and discharge of Georg Zeldensteln as Receiver In this proceeding ie hereby of festive; ORDIM, that the vacation and cancellation �l the $10,000 Bond Issued by Insurance Coatwly >f North America to George Zeldenstein as Receiver in thin pr;::eed- ing is hereby approved; ORDRRED, that the appointeaent of William F?. lariligen as Receiver in this proceeding is hereby effective; OROMLD, that William H. Milligan, Receiver In this proceeding, Is to convey to the Ettate of Lcon 1, Rose, William H. fanlligan, Receiver, title to the real property in a Quitclaim deed dated April y, 1943 anti !nes)JM PAR `?9 noorded In the office of the Clerk of Suffolk County In Liber 2915 at Page 130. Datedteoh�kotNow 196 k 5 Dudlov I3� sa� �;33T. Consented as to form: , 1 lbated States At rney for the Southern District of New York AttorMY for Plaintiff Kilted States Courthouse Foley Square New York 7, New York Attorneys for Seorge Zeldonatein, Seoeiwr of the YroyertY of Leon I. Mss and William H. Mulligan, sueoeeaer Mosher of the Property of Lon I. Rose 63 wall street New York 5, Now York T*lephong: HA 5-7050 8, DIA Attorneys for Defendant, Loa I. Mea 609 11fth Awnue New York 20, New York a e 61 rt -3- WITNESSETH that the party of the first part pursuant to the foregoing Order does hereby remise, release, and quitclaim .:I 1 unto the party of the second part and its assigns forever ALL the premises as fully described in the afore- mentioned quitclaim deed dated April 9, 1948, and which premises are further described in Exhibit B attached hereto, TOGETHER with all the right, title, interests, excep- tions, and reservations now applicable which are described in the aforementioned quitclaim deed dated April 9, 1948, EAER5759 wt 31 TOGETRILIZ V ITH a valid easement for a perpetual right of way and easement in common with othcra, 50 feet in width, for the purpose of ingress and o;,rcc: In, through, over and upon land situated in Fishers Island, Town of Southold. County of Suffolk and State of Naw York, said right of way being bounced and described as follows: EEGINDING at a drill hole in a stole monument-set in the northwesterly line of lox Avenue, so-called, said monument Laing distant in an approximate westerly direction CO.34 fact from a drill hole is a stone monument marling the intcrsaciian of the nor•..".easterly side tine of ir_ansioi House Drive and the southeasterly side line of ax.Avenue, and distant aL^a in an anproxi;:utely north,mstc.rly dirccticn 52.19 fcc:from a drill hole in a stoic monument mark Ing the intcr_=tfcn of the southwesterly nide line of Mansion House Drive and the southeasterly side line of Fox Avenue; TRZNCE ILUI;,Z,G North 16 degrees 42 minutes 30 seconds Feat true, a distance of 324.16 feet to a drill hole in a stone monument; THENCE TURNING AND 1XNNING North 44 degrees 39 minutes 14 seconds V.est true, a distance of 471.91 feet to a drill hole in a stone monument; THENCE TURHINO AND liUNNING North 36 deyracs 00 minutes 43 seconds Fest time. a distance of 444.25 feet to a drill hole in a stone monument; THENCE TURNING AND RUNNING North 62 degrees 20 minutes SG cecosda Vest true, a distance of 2"v3 feet to an unmarked point; THDNCE TURNING AND RUNNING South 7G degrees 2G minutes 00 seconds _ R-est true, a distance oM.5D feet to a drill hole in a atone monument; ttis point also marks an angle point in the southeasterly boundary of the land at North Hill now owned by the United States of America; THENCE TURNING AND HUNA'ING by the boundary line of the govern=.ant land, South 15 degrees 39 minutes 55 seconds East true, a distance of 50.13 Is to an unmarked point on the reservation boundary; THENCE TUE' AND RUNNING North 73 degrees 26 minutes 00 seconds East true, a distance of 60.56 feet to an unmarked point; TI—IMNCE TURNING AND RUNNING South 63 degrees 30 minutes 56 seconds East true, a distance of 335.53 foot to an Unmarked point near a stoic mcaumeat; THENCE TURNING AND RUNIIN^v South 3G dogrecs 06 minutes 43 secoadn East time, a distance of 435.70 foot to an unmarked point near another stoic monument; THENCE TUSHING AND RUN:2ING South 44 degrees 39 minutes 14 seconds RFR5759 PACE 33 East true, a distance of 443.17 feet to an unmarKed point; TRfNCE TLMNING AND RUN[SNC South IC degrees 42 minutes 39 cacsndo 'act true, a distance of 314.59 feet to an unmarked point on the rorthwccicrly side line o;:a:;Avenue s0-called; TlIZNCE by rail old.line of Fc.Avenue North 47 dezrecs 43 minutes 05 seconds Last tree, a diotanco of 40.24 feet to the point of This tract of land roprescrto within the limits of tbo survey an are;:fifty feet in a!dt`.from Fo:c Avarua to the IIrdtcd States Reser:mtion at nort'h hill, rd cvnta:r..o aSout I.922 =ca. Erin-sho•::n on plan "FW-,or's Island, ?:ew Yorl:, Pro?cccl !ght of Way to North Hill Reservation, LnSineer Cfiice, First Corps Area, dated Scptemtor 24, 1941. L%4759 ma 30 ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and im- procem¢ata thereon erected, situate, lying apt being at Fishers Island, Town of Southold, County of Surfollt dad Smte of N York more specifically boandcd and described as follows: EEGINNING at a concrete monument set at an angle of Crescent Avenue, which monument is Oct North 6589.09 feet and Fest 33507.78 feet of the Ti.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Triangulation Station"PROS'and running thcace from said point of beginning South 14 degrees 18 rninntes 00 seconds west, along the westerly line or aide of Crescent Avenue, 648.45 feet; RUNNING THENCE South 15 degrees 39 minutes 55 seconds East, along,lands now or formerly of H. Walsh and bounded easterly by said lands, 663.00 feet to a concrete monument; RUNNING THENCE South 15 degrees 39 minutes 55 seconds East, still along said lands of U'alsh 19 feet more or less to the average mean high water sank of Long Island Sound; RU' THENCE westerly, northerly, and northeasterly along the mean high water mark of Long,Island Sound as it winds and turns 2550 feet xore or less to lands of one Cryckoff; - RUNNING THENCE due South, along said lands of w'yckoff and bounded easterly by said lands 333 feet more or less to the northerly line or side of Crescent Avenue, and; RUNNING THENCE South 84 degrees 36 minutes 00 seconds Flest,53.IS feet to the monument set at the point or place of Beginning, and containing 15,4_5 acres, more or less. TOGETHER WITH all right, title, and interest of the seller, if any, of. in and to the lands lying between the mean high water line and the mean low water line, and to the lands under the waters of Long Island Sound in front of and adjoining the above described premises, ALSO a right of passway, including the right to grade for and to construct a roadway upon this right of way and also the right to 1_+y and maintain conceits for electric wire, piece for water supply and drains and to erect poles for electric wires over a Strip of lend 50 feet wide, extending from the end of the public highway(Crescent Avenue)to and along the land above described. The passway is described as follows: CO:,!%!ENCING at a point is the westerly line of land of Benjamin Hall, r-id ,point being in the southariy line of the public highway, and at the wentcr'.y cad of said public highway, thence North 85 degrees 30 minutes 30 seconds West, 493.4 feet to a stone monument set in the ground; ,VPCR5759 RAGE 32 Tl-IE\CE North 70 degrees 55 minutes 05 seconds Vest, 197 feet to a stone monument set in the ground; TIIEKCE South 72 degrees 21 minutes 45 seconds['lest, 292.5 feet to a stone mcaament set in the ground. THE above described line is the southerly line of a passway, the northerly line is parallel thereto and fihy feet distant therefrom. TF.ENCL from the ctono monument last above mentioned crossing the uassway North 17 degrees 10 ,Sautes 45 seconds'nest So feet to a stone monument Oct in the ground; THENCE 2outh 34 degrees 54 minutes 35 seconds TVest 250 feet to a stone monument Oct in the ground; TIIERCE North 16 degrees 49 minutes 05 seconds West, 131.1 feet to a stone monument set in the ground; THE\CE North 05 degrees 42 minutes 35 seconds East 499.3 feet to a stone monument cot is the ground, being the southeasterly corner of land now or forme.ly ovine by \e1L+e A. Lincoln; TIu NCE North 30 degrees 21 minutes 05 seconds R.-est in the southerly line of land of said Lincoln, and the ontension thereof 265.5 feet to a stone monum nt set Ln the;;round; THENCE;South 64 degreee 34 minutes 20 seconds Vest 35 feet to a corner of the land first above described; T11ENCE South 34 degrees 34 minutes 20 seconds Weot in the line of land first above described 291 feet to a stone monument set in the ground; TIlENCE South 14 degrees 19 minutes 05 seconds west in the line of land first above described 043.3 feet to a stone monument set in the ground. TS ] second course herein described is the northerly line of the pas-way. Th. southerly line is parallel thereto and 50 feet distant therefrom. The third a fcnrth courses herein described a:a the easterly lire or the pass'.•ray, the wcctrly line is parallel thereto and 50 feet distant therefrom. The fifth, si>3h and ecveath course.., herein described are the northerly line of pazmvey, the coutherly line is parallel thereto and 30 feet distant therefrom, tho co :Iih and last course herein described is the westerly line of pacssay, the eactcrl' ta line is parallel thcreto and 50 feet distant therefrom. The bearings are true TRE last foregoing dr description is awn from survey entitled "Land and ri;;ht of..vay prcaoccd purchase at Korth 12111. Fishers L::Lnd, N. Y. mad.^b� U. S. L'ngincer Chace, _+cw London, Conn., Aug. 21, 1317. TOGETHER t•ITE.all the right, title and intcrost of the parties of the fire', part of, in and to the land and Lind under water adjoining the above described premiccs below ordinary high water mark.