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A Made the 30th day of December ,to the year of our sora
a o thk TheaMmad Art.Hundred and
OR 96ettneen JANE BELL CGRYDON,. of -hc iCil'uugn of Somerville, in
the County of Somerset and State of New Jersey, and NABEL A. SEALY,
of Westbury, in the County of Nassau and State of New York,
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part/if the first part:
anti JANE atvrr, CORYDON, of the Borough of Somerville, in the
County of Somerset and State of New Jersey, and NABEL A. SEALY, of
Westbury, in the County of Nassau and State of New York, as tenants
in common, and not ,Joint tenants,
Polo ofQLha second part;
ddtitnesse[b Thou ins ss.a par y of the f st parr„for ana(n co u sera on of the sum
of One Dollar ($1.00),
lawful money of tile,united Statex of America, and other good and valuable con.
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par A,thtlon to them to hand weal amt t,-;,J,•;3i,p,,Id be, U,, said
e Second part,ator before the ve Qaigno and deaiuenJ of theve praxente, the receipt wl3••reof
za he.pby acknowledged and thesaid part ]the f,aBt pmt brans hherr3uith fv Pp..atdsfeed,rnr,.tenGd
and laid,1a1191nen,granted,bargained,sola aliened, reieasCd,enfeoffed, cOnaeyed sad eonfermed,
and by these p ms do gine,grant bargain seat,alien, "cleave,enfeoff, Concept and cenfirm,Lento
the said par 16 She second part,and to their heirs and assigns, fore, all that
certain tract or pareea of Land and premi o, herrinafte.pm ticaaarly
dosol aez,actuate, lying and being tmmtBZ at.Laurel,. X4x _
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formerly Franklinville in the town of Southold, County of Suffolk
and State of New York, and bounded and.described as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a point on the southeasterly side of Peconic
Bay Boulevard distant five hundred and forty.feet and five-tenths
of a foot southwesterly from a stone monument marking the division
line betweenthe lands of Van Brunt Tandy and Frederick Russell
running thence southwesterly along said southeasterly side of
Peconic Bay Boulevard and through a stone monument one hundred and
seventeen feet and twenty four onehundredths. of a foot thence
south fourteen degrees, forty eight minutes east to Great Peconic
Bay passing 'through a stone monument near the high water line of
said Bay; thence northeasterly along the line of said Bay to a
Point where. same would be intersected by a line drawn south fif-
teen degrees sixteen minutes east from Peconic Bay Boulevard at
the .point ofbeginning herein mentioned and thence running north
fifteen degrees sixteen minutes west to Peconic Bay Boulevard at
the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right,
title and interest of the parties of the first part, if any, of,
inand to the land lying under the waters of Peconte Bay in front
of and adjoining the premises above described. Together with all
the right, titleand interest oftheparties of the first part,
of, in .and to the land lying in front ofand adjoining the above
described..premises in the bed of Peconic Bay Boulevard to the
center line.thereof.-
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TOGETHER with the appurtenances and all the estate and rights
of the parties of the first part in and to said premises. TO HAVE
AND TO HOLD the premises hereingrantedunto thepartiesof the
second part, their heirs and assigns, forever. Subject, however,
to restrictions imposed by the City of New York under resolution
of the board of estimate and apportionment adopted July 25th,
1916, and acts amendatory and supplemental thereto,
BEING the same property conveyed to Flora A. Sealy by deed
of Alexander K. Brown and Mary J. Brown, his wife, datedSeptember
18, 1923, and recorded on September 26, 1923, in the Suffolk
County Clerkts.Office, -Riverhead, New York, in Liber 1080 of Deeds
at Page 468. The said Flora A. Sealy died, .testate, on December 3,
1928, a resident of Suffolk County, New York, leaving a last,will
and testament which wasduly admitted to Probate in theSuffolk
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County Clerks Office on January. 8, 1929, in and by which she de-
vised said property to her husband, Charles A. Sealy. The said
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Charles A. Sealydied, testate, on August 8, 1929,.. a resident of
Suffolk County, New York, leaving a last will and testament which
was duly admitted to probate in the Suffolk County Clerk's Office
on September 3, 1929, inand by which he devised said property to
his children, Robert Sealy and.Margery S. Bell, in equal shares.
The said Robert Sealy died, testate, on May 23, 1939, a resident
of Union County, New Jersey, leaving a last.will and.testament
which was duly admitted to probate in the Union County Surrogate's
Court on June 6, 1939, in and by which he devised his interest in
said property to his wife, Mabel A. Sealy, one of the grantors
herein. The said Margery S. Bell died, testate, on July 31, 1963,
a resident of Union County, New Jersey, leaving a last will and
testament which was duly admitted to probate in the Union County
Surrogates Court on September 19, 1963, in and by which she de-
vised her interest in said property to her daughter, Jane Bell
Corydon, one of the grantors herein.