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HomeMy WebLinkAboutL 2869 P 356 9CfiFt3bJ Pac[u'=tfi y„ 9TATVTOHY FOnM si�o..:��i,: THIS INDENTURE, -.dch, 1st. day of September inetecn hundred and forty—eight ,between 1 /na NumgeK/ EDWARD H. TERRILL and EDNA E. TERRILL, his wife, residing at^Maln Road and Peoonlo Lane, Peoonlo, He Y., part lee of the first perp and HERBERT J. WILLOSCHAT and MARY G. WILLOSGHAT, his wife, residing at 41 Nassau Avenue, ldalverne, N. Y., q parties of the second park WITNESSETH, that the part les the first para in consideration of other valuable consideration and ONE HUNDRED--------------------(=100.00)----dollars, lawful money of the United States, paid by the parties of the second part,do hereby grant and release unto the pardee of the secand part, their heirs and ar,iva fore.er. ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with thebulld- lugs and improvements erected thereon, situate, lying and being at Indian Neck, near Peoonlo, To" of Southold: County of Suffolk _ and State of New York, bounded and described as follows! BEGINNING at a point on the southerly line.of land conveyed by Mary Lee Wiles to Frank W. Fanning and Alicia V. Fanning, hie wife, and Richard P. Vail and Ruth H. Vail, his wile, by deed dated Oet ober 15, 1925 and recorded October 24, 1925 in Suffolk County Clerk's _ . Office In Liber 1153 of deeds at Page 103, which said point in 275 feet easterly of a monument set in the south east corner of lend now or formerly of William C. Salmon when measured at right angles to the easterly boundary line of the lend now or formerly of William C. Salmon; running thence northerly parallel with the easterly boundary line of said lead now or formerly of William C. Salmon and 275 feet dlateat therefrom at all pointe, a distance of 300 feel more or lees to the high water mark of Richmond Creek; running thence easterly along said high water mark of Richmond Creek to a point distant 75 feet easterly from the first course hereof when measured at right angles thereto; running thence southerly parallel with the first course and 75 feet distant therefrom at all points, a distance of 300 feet more or lees to the northerly aide of land now or formerly of Mary Lee Wiles; running thence westerly along the northerly side of land now or formerly of Mary Lee Wiles 75 feet more or lees to the point or place of BEGINNING.