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$1. 10 THIS INDENTURE,made the 794 day of May, eineteen hundred and sixty-four _#
BETWEEN Philip Schiavoni, residing at Greenport, New York,
r party of the that put,and Ivy Lee Gaffga, residing at Manorville, New York,
party of the aettnd put,
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paid by the Arty of the mooted Fart,dam 6uNy`not and helmet tem the party d the waeoad Fart,the han
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ALL that armor plot,@e�ee or punt of V.adwhxle>bdl8r-t atd cfCppumlPh _f----Mo'�
lying watt bring m the Town o£ Southold, County of Suffo and twat ew Yorkp:',
\\\ known and described as lot 11 on "Map oe Property Known as Washington
a ' Heights", filed in the office of the Clerk of Suffolk County; said lot being
a bounded north by Wilmarth Avenue, 50 feet; east by lot 10, 120 feet; south by
aO lot 16, 50 feet, and west by lot 12, 120 feet.
BEING the same premises conveyed to the party of the first part by deed
made by John J. Maloney and Thelma E. Maloney, his wife, recorded in
the Suffolk county clerk's office December 4, 1963, liber 5461 of conveyances,
page 138.
SUBJECT to the following restrictions:- that neither the party of the second
part nor their heirs, suecessors or assigns shall use the said premises or
permit the same to be used for the carrying on of any noxious, dangerous or
offensive trade or business; nor shall any dwelling be erected on said premises
which shall cost less than$3000 and no building (including stoops, porches and
piazzas) shall be erected or maintained within 10 feet of the front street line,
and no stable or garage or other outbuilding shall be erected on said premises .
except on the rear half thereof. '
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