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HomeMy WebLinkAboutL 4727 P 508 Y uo4727 Po508 MIS INRENTRRR made the, 1.4 day of x,nineteen hundred and f if ty-ninp REIWEEII BENJAMIN CHAPMAN ffiRRUP, residing at bl Alpine Way, Huntington Station, Long Island, New York; and -YtICHARD P.-KIRKDg, residing at 4116 Via Solano, p Palos Verdes,. California, individually and Cl n o u o e w. a as executors of - the last will and testament of M. ELIZABETH KIRKUP, a/k/a MARTHA ELIZABETNt FKUP NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK ,deceased, party of the first part,and one of the grantors herein BENJAMIN C. KIRKUP/aed H,&*NbH *P+Kff, h4re wif I beih residing at 61 Alpine Way, Huntington Station, Long Island, New York, party of the second part, WITNESSETH, that the party of the first part,by virtue of the power and authority to t: wn bl,:, given in and by said last will and testament,and in consideration of TEN THOUSAND ($10,000.00)- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - dollars, lawful money of the United States, paid by the party of the second part,does hereby grant and release unto the party of the second port, tJ91 heirs and assigns forever, ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being at Mattituck, Tarn of Southold, County of Sufflk and State of New York and bounded and described as follows: PARCEL I Ih 'The-East boundary line commences at a cement monument distant 284 foot easterly from a cement monument set in the boundary line of lands of Chauncey Howell and Herbert M. Reeve and runs North 20 degrees 39 minutes West passing through three cement monuments until it reaches the high water mark of the Long Island Sound; The South boundary commences at the monument taken as the starting point for the East boundary and runs South 69 degrees 30 minutes West a distance of 134 feet to another cement monument; The West boundary commences at said cement monument distant 134 feet Westerly of the monument set in the East boundary line and runs thence North '20 degree's 30 minutes West 519 feet to a cement monument 'set at the top of the Bank; and h water mark on Thence continuing in the same direction to the high the Long' Island Sound Beach; a ces at the intersection of the !Jest h with the comm n The North Boundary Y boundary with the high water mark on the Long Island Sound Beach and rune easterly until it intersects the Easterly boundary line. TOGETHER with a right of way from the (Main )North Country Road leading from Mattituck to Sound Avenue to and from the premises hereby conveyed, which said right of way runs along the easterly line of land belonging to Herbert M. Reeve and then curves toward the Northwest and passes along the southerly boundary of the Alipremises hereby conveyed. In case the parties of the first part desire to run said right of way along the Easterly line of the said land of Herbert M. Reeve until it reaches the rear of the lots as shown on the survey of F. F. Overton, thence passing along the southerly boundary of the premises hereby conveyed, the right of way hereby conveyed shall follow that course instead of bearing toward the Northwest as heretofore described. VIII PARCEL II COMMENCING at the southwest corner of the premises about to be SII described at a concrete monument set as a bound, which monument is LIREa4727 mrx5U,9 284 feet easterly from another concrete monument at in the easterly boundary line of land belonging to the estate of Chauncey Howell, and RUNNING THENCE North 20 degrees 30 minutes West to high water mark on Long Island Sound Beach, and THENCE in an Easterly direction, along high water mark on Long Island Sound Beach, to land -of John H. Drown; THEM E running in a southerly direction along the land of John H, Drown to a cement monument and other land of Herbert M. Reeve; THENCE running South 69 degrees 30 seconds West a distance of about 75 feet to a concrete monument, the point or place of BEGINNING, TOGETHER with the use of a Right of Way from the (Main) North '. Country Road leading from Mattituck to Sound n Avenue to pose and , repass over the same to and from the premises hereby cenvayed which said Right of Way runs along the easterly line of land belonging to Herbert M. Reeve and then curves toward the northwest and passes along the southerly boundary of the premises hereby conveyed. In case the parties of the first part desire to run said Right of Way along the easterly line of the said land of said Herbert M. Reeve until it reaches the rear of the lots as shown on the survey of F. F. Overton, thence passing along the southerly boundaryo the premises es h f p crabs conveyed, the Right of Way hereby '. granted shall follow that course instead of bearingtoward the i northwest as heretofore described.