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CONSULTYOURLAWYER BEFORE SIGNIINO THIS INSTRUMENT-THIS INSTRUMENT SHOULD RE USED BY t�LWYERS G%%V
made.the (p/jl day of nineteen hundred and
R November seventy six
5 ,BETWEEN ELIZABETH MCKNIGHT DILL residing at (No Number) Jackson Stmt,
New Suffolk, Suffolk County, New York
✓� ReAd" ESTAfra
NOV 1 81976 132 $
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SUFFOLK
party of the first part,and JONATHAN CALDWELL DILL Y ,
residing at 4500 South Four Mile Run, Arlington, Virginia
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party of the second part, I I I C
WITNESSE7'K that the party of the first part,in consideration of Ten ($10) -----
dollars, . ,.
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lawful money of the United States, pfd
1� by the party of the second part,does hereby grant and release unto the party of the second part, the heirs or
successors and assigns of the party of the second part forever,
ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate,
lying and being ixJbe at New Suffolk, Town, of Southold, Suffolk County, New Yk
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at the northwest c r `
Neer of the: premises to be described on the
boundary line between land of the party of the first part on the east ,'
and land now or formerly of Cornelius Hearn on the 'west, which'point .04
beginning is distant 320.00 feet from the southerly side of Jackson'
Street as measured on a course running South 60 16 ' 50" west from
Jackson Street and along the boundary line between land of the part
the first part on the east and land conveyed to Cornelius Hearn by
from George W. McKnight dated December 4, 1922, and recorded in
office of the County Clerk of Suffolk County, December 12, 1922 'in Lika® '
1057 of deeds at page 495; ri.nning thence South 830 43110" Eatssc' 150;
feet to land conveyed to James G. Dill by deed from the. party of the
first part dated August 30 , 1974 , and recorded in the office of the
County Clerk of Suffolk County September 4, 1974 in Liber 7707 of dee,'At
page 393; running thence S 6° 16 ' 50" West along the said land of" `'�'
James G. Dill 310 feet more or less to the 'ordinary high water mark p
Great Peconic Bay; running thence westerly along ,the high water line'.o%
Qreat Peconic Bay 152. 64 feet more or less to the intersection of said, .
nigh water line with the easterly boundary line of the land cenveyaed
to Cornelius Hearn by the aforementioned deed from George W. McKnight" ''"
recorded in Liber 1057 of deeds at page 495; running thence North 61*
16 ' 50" East along said land of said Cornelius Hearn 315. 5 feet' morc oit:
a less to the poiart� and place of beginning.
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BEING a portion of lands formerly owned by one George W. McKnight. as' ' ,i
acquired by him by deed from Henry Newman and Lillian Newman, , ted, •, ;
August 18, 1915, and recorded in the office of the clerk of SuffoYk s.
County August 21, 1915 in Liber 912 of deeds page 53; said .Georg4
McKnight having died March 20, 1951 leaving a will which-was- du]y
mitted to probate by the Surrogate' s Court of Essex County, Stew Jeri
on or about the, .3rd day of April 1951, an exemplified copy of whsgh'
will was recorded in the office of the Surrogate's Court oft1;uf -Jiz ,
County, New York pursuant to an order of the Surrogate of $tffOlk' C '
New York made the: 4th day of April 1952; and under the p>rovisiorwof,�
K said will the residuary estate of said George W. McKnight incltding Imo:
.: real property hereby conveyed was devised to his daughter, 93't9abe t' xf
McKnight Dille the party of the first part, and hi& son, : GeArge- C.
McKnight in equal shares; the said George C. . McKnight having ,toaVeys& x
all of his interest in the said real property to Elizabet>a ftgr fight
the party of the first part, by deed dated May 2, 1952, rabgw4lexd i ter
+-- office of �, eek of the,,;g p
of Suffolk, on is 12 X1952 iA : u
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nY SUBJECT to building and zoning ordinances and regulations affecting r i
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I` premises imposed by any municipality or governmental authority.
ti >> TOGETHER with all riparian rights and other right, title and interest ;
sof the party of the first part inandto the shore of Great Peconic >�
Bay adjacent to and adjoining the premises hereby conveyed on the aimth
N TOGETHER also with all right, title and interest of the party of t F'
first part in and to certain Letters Patent and the lands under wato
SX3 Great Peconic Bay;conveyed thereby adjacent to the premises
hereby r *
veyed -on the; south, which Letters Patent issued to the aforemention
Georg6 W, McKnight„ deceased, by the State of New York, dated' iuly , aka;^,
1933 and recorded in the Book of Patents of the Department, of State d:
the State of New 'York as No. 67 at page 289;.
TOGETHER also with an easement and right of way for a private drive*ay"
for the purpose of ingress and egress to and from the premises hereby
J& conveyed from and to Jackson Street over a strip,. of land twsnty, (20 ' €e
in width alongthe westerly side of lands of the
_ Y party of th® ' ftrat par
which strip is, bounded and described as follows: . , on the north by ,the
southerly side of Jackson Street; on the west by.;the boundary line : .'
between land of the party of the first part on the east and land now or
formerly of Cornelius Hearn on the west, which boundary line extends '
320 feet southerly from Jackson Street' to the northwest corner of ik#
premises conveyed by this deed measured on a course running South 6*° ,
16' 50" west from Jackson Street along said boundary line; on the a
by 'the 'northerly 'boundary line of the: premises' hereby conveyed; on ih
east by a line parallel to the westerly line of this strip and twenti,,;.
(20) feet distant easterly therefrom measured on a line perpendiculae. '
thereto. The party of the second part is also granted the priVil'690
to 'lay, erect, maintain and repair telephone', electric or utility 1'44pB
over, under, or above said strip df land, if same are necessaryy pro- '
vided, however, said right of way shall not be obstructed for ord na�Cy;'
ingress and egress for driveway purposes, and any damage or injure iv
the driveway arising from such use shall be 'repaired or restored by
party of the second part. The party of the first part shall conti.ria�i""
to have all right and privilege to fully use said strip of land as 'bim0i
thereof for all purposes subject only to the rights granted by 'the '
menta This grant and easement shall be a continuing covenant running``,
witlt the land binding the heirs, successors and assigns of the partiae;�,
provided however the same and all rights and privileges thereunder'My;
be terminated and extinguished at any time by the owners at the 't#im' "
of the lands conveyed by this deed and the owiTors of the adjoining fat:
on the north as is now owned by the party of the second part.
The premises conveyed by this deed are subject to and there is reserVAkI
to the party of the first part an easement and right of way over a stil
of land ten . (10) .-feet in width measured on aline perpendicular to arid;'
distant ten (10) feet easterly from the westerly boundary of the
premises hereby conveyed, and extending from the land of the party of
the first part on the north to Great Peconic Bay on the South; said
easement ane. right of way is for the benefit and' use of the party of
the first part and any future owner or owners of the lands of the party
of the first part adjoining the. premises hereby conveyed on the north,
and to be used for access to and from said lands of tle party of the . .
first part and Great Peconic Bay, such use being limited, however, to
ordinary purposes related to private and residential use, of the prem.Aw
Said easement and right of way shall not be obstructed, and shall be'
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continuing covenant running with the land binding the parties, thsfr.::
heirs, successors and assigns, provided however, that the same may
be terminated and extinguished at any time by the owners at the time
of the: land conveyed by this deed and the owners of the ajoining land
on the north as now owned by the party of the first part.
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" LESTER M. ALBERTSON
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