THE NASSAU POST, PREEPORT, ^' v, FRfDAT, DECEMBER 22, 191U
HISTORICAL SKETCH | OF T. OF hempstead!
Town Clerk Gilbert Out¬ lines Remarkable Development
Editor Nas.-iau Post; Freeport, N, Y.
Dear Sir: —
Many times I am asked the ques¬ tion "When was the Town of Hemp¬ stead established'?" and believing it would be of interest to the readers of this paper I take opportunity to supply a little data concerning this interesting fiubject.
According to good authority the flr.st white man 'o set foot ou I,.ong Island (also known In the early records as Na«iau Island) were probably a boat'ii crew from Ilcnry Ilud.son's famous Ubip "The Half .Moon," who, in thc early part of .September 160:" lauded M Crmey I.shind to bury one of their comrades who had been killed by thc aativ^s whii.- (-\ploiiiii-: Illl' liay and, river.
Thl> l,)utcn made- ,'iettle'iiiciif on the westerly iiar» of the l.-dand as early ai? Ifiofi, and soon after, Ihc e.ist ene^ was occupied by Engli.'-;h collnles from New England. Hrooklyn. Fliitland-i Flusbiiif,' were orlgiliallv fi Illed by thc Dutch, while Ilcnip.'^lcad . wrrs Hi- flrst town In that portion of iIk- i laml to be ocf-upi((l by Ihc l';n;:lit;h.
In ITi-l^, .lohn C.-iniiuii am'. !;. , Robert l-'ordhaiii, a(-tiiiy for Iluir ;i-i Kociatr,^ at S'.-^mford I'onn,, piire-ba:-e I thc Indian title lo the land <at He-inp stead, and on .November IR, Hill, pro- . cured a iiate-iit for lhe- same from Wil¬ liam Kicfl, thc Diitcb Covernor of the New .Netherlands, and thc follow¬ ing i.s <in eve-crpl from fiaiil paieiil "Know all men whom thcpp present'- may In any wise concern Ihat I, Wil¬ liam Ki( 1 I'soiiire. Governor of thv' Province called ,N'ew Netherlands, witb the Council of State there eslabli,shod 1»y virtue of a commission under thc j hand and seal of Ihc high and mighty ' r.ord'i, tbe Stale C.cne-ral of the Cni- ' ted Bclgick Provinces, and from his ' highness Frederick Ilcndrick Princ( ¦ of Oransrc, and ibc riirbt linnoiablc ' the I/Ords r^^wint llibbers of tbe Wes' _ 'India Company, have given and grant¬ ed, and by virtue of these we do give and grant unto Robert Fordbam, John Stlcklan, ,Iohn Ogden, .lohn Kartman, .Iohn Cawrencc and Jonas Wood with Iheir heirs, executors, ad- ' mtnlstrators. -sticcessors or associates or any they shall Join In association with them, a certain quantity of land, with all the havens, harbours, rivers, , creeks, woodland, marshes and all othor appurtenances thereunto be- longing, lying and being upon and about a certain place called the Great ' Plains, on l.ong Island, from the Ea.st
The call of the
HOLIDAY SPIRIT
ia here and this mes^a^e is addressed to you to tell you that our stock abounds 'with eiftsthat 'will gladden the heart of every man and boy.
SUITS and OVERCOATS
bearing such distin^faished labels as A. B. Kirschbaum & Co. and others of the same breed that bespeak smart style and perfect fit at $13.50, $15.00, $16.50 and upward and lay special stress on our showing of men's heavy full box overcoats at $18.00 that ^ are faultlessly tailored.
Arrow, Manhattan and E. 6f W.
SHIRTS
in a broad variety of crisp new designs in madras and silkij that the menfolks will cherish.
If you thought of
NECKWEAR
you will find a stock of sumptious silk cravats that will prove a real eye treat.
GLOVES
of such noted makes as Mark Cross and Adler's in all leathers in plain and embroidered backs, also -warm snug gloves for driving
BATH ROBES
in a wide array of striking colors at $4.50 and $5,00.
SHOES
are a thoughtful and substantial gift es¬ ecially if they are Crawfords as they em- ody the neu'est ideas of bootmaking at $4.50 to $6.50 in the most favored leathers including the dark rich cordo-talf shade.
Adolph Levy £? Son.
Main Street FREEPORT, L. I.
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llivcr to the South Sea and from a certain harbour now commonly called and known by the name of Hemp¬ siead Hay. and westward as far a.s .Matthew Garrllaon's Bay, to begin ai the head of the said two bays and for to run in direct lines that they may be the same latitude in breadth on the soulh side, as on the north, for them the said patentees, actually, really and perpetually to enjoy in as large and ample manner as ihelr own free- land of inllcl-it,1nce^ and as far east¬ ward, in case the said patentees and their a.-^sociatcs shall procure One Hundred families to settle down with¬ in Ibe said limit of five years after
date hereof r-'iving and granting and by virtue of these presents wc do give and grant unto the said patentees and their associates, with their heirs and BUccesKor.s, full power and authorit.v upon said Irnd lo build a lown or towns with such necessary fortifica¬ tions, as to them shall seem e.xpedi- eiii, witli a leiiiple or leiupli-s to use and exercise the reformed religion wbicb Ili(-y possess Etc, 1-Uc, l-Jtc," .Many other covenants are contained in this patent, which was executed .November Is', 164-1,
In January lliii2, it was decided by vote at a General Town Meeting thai Mr, Hii-ks, .Mr. Seainans and Itichara
Wlllitts were made choice of ami agree with all for to lay out the lands be longing to the towne, lying on thc north side. Eastward at Mattinacock and Westward at .Mathew Garrison'a Bay and they have allcwcd them by the Towne for the laying of it om ii-rf-(, penrf. ,-jn acre, for the greate; they are also to runne the line, and are to bee paid tdr their labour they bestow about it, the forementioncd line which they are to runne, is the line deviding betwixt Ov.ster Ray and Hcmpste.Td !ii>crtle« and the said Mr, Hicks, Mr, Seainans, and Richard Wlllits. are cniragcd tn runne yc sd line and lay cut the said foremention¬ cd lands inio particular alotnicnts by the first day of May next, and their nay is to be in ("orne. or In that which is eiilfivnlent to corne at price cur¬ rent, as it passeth from man lo man In the Towne.
The name Hempstead is undoubted¬ ly derived from a market town in Herlfordshlrc, England called Hemel- Hempstead, some thirty odd families according to tradition having emi¬ grated from .^aid Hemel-Hempstead to ^¦' tb'^'-'fie'd. Conn,, and thence to Hempstead.
In 1685 Ccipt, John Seaman, com¬ ing from th.' eastern end of ihc isl¬ and settled on what was subsequent¬ ly thc eastern boundary of the Hemp¬ stead purchase and secured title to more tlian 12 rum acres under thc Don- pan patent ulie-h said ae-re-asc be¬ came a part of thc Town of llonip-
.stead.
In 17S1 till' riricinal Town of Hemp¬ siead was di'vided into two townsbips. namely .North and South Hempstead S'lilth Heniti'^'eel in latter years w-as changed to the Town of Hcnpstcad or the town as it now stand-.
All of the records eone-crning thc Town of Hempstead North and South Hempstead, are in e.xisteiu-e with the- exception of tbe- very first volume cov¬ ering the years 1643 to 16,'a, which unfortunatelv were lost or believed to ha\f been lo! t It was in existence as recently as fifiy years ago, and i--- nicntioned b\ Ondcrdonk as "The Mmise- .-'ten lieiok" a liberal reward u-l- imlilielv (iffered for its return or f'lr infornialifin cemcerninir it, but un- ['irtnpatciv all (.fforts for Its recovery were fruitless
Trusting these matters as above outlined have heen of interest and ex¬ tending a cordial Invitation to anvnnc who -would be glad to view these early records at the Town Clerk's Offlce, I am
Very Respectfullv yours,
FU,\NKLIN C. GILBERT, Hempstead, N, "V,
Decembei» 11, 1916,
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tax COLLECTION
I \v iiLnli.Ao ccitain ital piopeity at or mar uieu t^^.e X3x ine icwu oi
1 Oysitr Bay, Counly of .Nassau huo beeu levciuiy aeijulrtd by tut- isaid 'iown of Oyoitr Bay tor highway pui ¦ poses; aud
Vl lli.111.,v-?, lhe said property so acquiitd is ai the estimation of this said Boa.d. Leces:^aiy for highway pui poses a, a County itoad. be ii Iherefore enacied.
IthriOlAi.u: Section 1. That the said road b-..-, and the same heieby 11, dtfcigi.aud a., a l^uuuty Road, und in¬ corporated into the County Road sy.s
, teui ot ihc Coiumy of .Nassau: and' it is further enacted
Stciion 2. 'ihat the road so incor¬ poi ated into and made a part of thc County Road system of said County of .Nassau, be, and thc same hereby is, bounded and described as follows:
ParcM 1, I!e.i;ini:iiig at a p iin: where the northerly line of the hlirh¬ way leading from Glen Cove to Oys¬ ter Bay iiiten-ects thc ca '. h li: , ... the road herein descril .il .-^.n.i ,,,,:,- being the southwest ... ;,; .. , lands of Mr:;. Anni.' r,i.,| r-ji !;:i;,!i- ing thence along Uu ia.-i.;l., inu m the said road, North .Nm. Hi ure t .- Twenty-two mlnute-s (N. 'i' 2J' Fi East. Two Itiindrid .\in.i.\ c-.n'i fci. thence on a .-iirM' u, lUi- hfi wnl. ,-, radius of ():,i- lliirnhcd I'iriy >:v aiu! niii..'y-.;n l.e i ue Iiundrcdlhs i i:.ij.:i:j'i , f'.i, fill- a (!i-tancc of Sixty-one ami .Niiiel.v one hundredths llil.fiii') feet: the-nce on ,-. .'..m-.- i,'iiiu'. nl in ili' above miniinniil cnrM'. .N-ii-li 'I'lijr- tecn iJcfrre e-s r'niirle-i n .Miniues i.N. iil" 14' W,) West, Forty-sevin il7'l feet; thence, on a curve- to ilie left, with a radius of One Hundred Xm. t.\ and .Nine-tenths (I'Mt.')') fcei for -i distanee of One Hundred Seventy- three- and Twemty-one liuiirircdttis 117:1 2m'1 fe I to a iioint of langiiii: ihence on a langciil be-arin.u .North Sixty-five De-grees. Thirte-cn Minutes ' (N. 6ii° 13' W.I Wesl, One Hundred Eigbtv-two a:id Seventeen One Hun¬ dredths (182,17') feet: thence on a' (-urve to the- le-ft, wilh a riiiljiis of Three Hundre'd TV(^nty-(i\.' CIL'.'.'l feet, .Ninety-six and Forty-tl.ice om
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. taiigdit: thence .North lOlL-hty two De¬ grees and i:\ minutes I.N. S2° 13' W.I West Two Hundred Forty-five and five
lone hundiedlhs (245.o,'.') feet lo iioint in the land? formerly i-iiiniMd by thc Ixmg Island Itailroad i'n., to th. Town of Oyster Bay for l.iL-liway pur¬ poses. Thence South Thirty De^rree; Forty-three Minutes (S, 30° 43' W,i i:ast. Sixty-three and ninc-lcnlb^ (63,9') feet: to a point in the south¬ erly side of the highway described herein and ad.ioining the lands of J, B, C, Tappan. Thence alouK the lands of said Tappan, South Eighty-two De¬ grees Thirteen Minutes (S. 82° 13' E.i i;ast. Two liuiidred Five and Twenty- seven one hundredths (205,27') feet lo a point of curve. Thence on -i curve to the right, with a radius o! Two Hundred Seventy-flve (275') feet for a distam- > of l-Mirhty-eini' ,-ind Fifty- nine one hiindredths (Kl,5!i'i feel to a point of tangent: thence on a tan gent bi-aring Seiiith Si\i.\ live lie^ie-es 'I'hirtceu .Mitiutes (S. s.".' i::' i:.i Ono Iliindie'd l-^ii^hty-lwo ami Sive'iiliin on.' Iiiinilr.'illlis (1S2.17'| fe-ct to o point nf ciii'M'. 'llie'iic' on ,'i eiiiv. Ill I III' rii''ii u il h a rrnlnis of (In. Iliiii'liril l''iiii.\' anil ,\in. i.\' UIU' hnn (III iltl.-i I 1 I'l Illl'l fll I, l.ir a ilislaih'. nf (nil' I liiiiiii'i'.l Twenty-seveii an.I
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Let's see—^if a scuttle of coal costs a quarter
"npHAT same quarter buys about tno jiallons of A. SOGOiN^ Kerosene, which will keep a Perfec¬ tion Oil Heater going full blast for twenly hours. And not a cent's worth of fuel is \vasted. The Perfec¬ tion is on when you need it and olf-nvhen you don't.
"I guess that's cutting thp high cost of living! "
Buy less coal, and use a Perfection Oil Heater. Save motley aud keep warm. Burn
SOCONY KEROSENE
Remember it's SOCON"\' Kerosene, the Standard Oil Company of New York's b; s( grade of i eliiied Oil. Say SOCONY to the grocer's boy. Look for the SOCONY Sign at your dealer's.
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S lANDARD OIL CO. of NKW YOKK
(Principal Offices) NF.W YORK ALBANY
BUFFALO BOS 1 O.N
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Collection of State, Count>, Town road, boai-d of health, school and all spe(-ial disirict taxes with the exc-cp- tion of incorporated village taxes are now being made in the county of Nassau by the three towns,
Opcratine under the ncw tax law, thc collection of taxes may r'lw b.^ made in two installnient';. ')iii'-b,-iH in Der-enihei- and the balani-c m ,liiiii'.
.'\s liiretofore there arc penallie- ' fnr t'le non-payment of tax(>s. I-'or taxes dill' in December and ii U p.'iiil ¦ -. (.!¦ 1.. fni-f Ile-i'('."bi'r 31st, no pi n- altv. after that date interest will I" ,nflded at th.-- rnte of cl"'il pi-i ccni The aame penalty antilir<; wii'. «'" Juno taxes after June 30th. There i until ill K lo prevent those who are able from paying their entire tax at thc Decemher term and the l,-,w re¬ cites that a discount shall bc allowed from the date of pavment to ^nvr, Ist ;it the rale of three per cent per ¦ anniiiii
In the town of Hempsiead the cnl- le-etiou is lieing made by Josepli H, Foster - Mie tax r.fru-e In tl-i.- '^•m- I';ilaii' l.";iriing. Main street, Heinn- sli'.-iil \illagc. The oflice is opi n cai-b working' day with the .-vcepiinn of Satiirdav from ii to 4, Salurdav the lionrs will be from 0 to I'J noon.
'I'lie r.'ites of taxe> in ilu- In-.vii nf H.'imi-l. -ill ai-e: Siale, n| ; ( onnty, .65: Town, .?f>: Hoad, ,18: hnaid of l'i-,-iltli, ,li3, Tbere ivc also llie rates f..i' the special (ire, \\ ater. sewi r, lii,'lit and school districts. rersou' owning property in Incorporated vil- lai-ics are not i-eeiiiired to pav a road or board of health tax to th-- town. The total aniounl of taxes to be col- lee-te-d on the receivers bonk.'- f.i- Ibis year is: Sl ,S67,660.31,
In the tovn of North Heiiip.stcai.l taxes arc now belne collected at ihe- town hall in thc villaire of M.inhass. i
bv ki'Ci !Vei- Charles S'U d( I'lci-, '111.'
same condil ions apply here as do in III. tovn ol Hempsiead, ,N(iril- Ilenipste-ad tax rates are: Town, ,31: County ,82: State, ,01; hitihways, ,2'i: and board -if health. ,02. Tin re are al;(i s[iecial dislrie-t asse-ssmeits.
In the town of Oyster Bay ilie same lax condiiions govern as in the oIIk r two towns, nnd thc (-ollee-tion is now being made by Frank McQii'-i-n, Re- ; ceiver, in tbe town hall, OysUi Bay vlllage. The Oyster Bay ra'es are: Town, ,2'i: Countv,. ,nil: State, ,01: hii;!iway. ,10; and board of lie::lih, .fi2. Tliere arc also siie-'iai di-tiirl taxes to_lie iiaid. HF.MrSTIvM) SCN"' 1\ M..
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'i'b.- Boa'-il of S-'pi--rvi ors of I'h ('• -vTiiy of .Nf-'-snii, Stnte of .N^w Vorl', !ir,lei .-ii'd ll..- virt l'e of tlie power and aiiI*iovity \e--tiel in ord e-oiifei-red up r-'t il >iv and Drou.'rb CbfMiter 564 of .(2811 03') feet for a I
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Parcel III, Beginning at a poini wh.'M the' 1 .-isteily line of ;lu- Oy tej Bay Branch of the Long Island Rail road Con:pan; intersects the norfhei'v ly line of the Duck Pond Road; thence along the northerly line of the Diu-I; Pond Road, South Ili-hty-eic'-' t,.. grees Forty-two minutes (S. 88* 42' E,> East. One Htindie-il ai,el ,,ine'i> one one hundredths (100,91') feet- thence Souih i:igbty-two Degrees Twenty-seven '^lii,-:'..- iS, S2° 27' E.i Ea;-1, Forty I • ,-iii.| .Sii., t>-nrn- one htindrcdr?-s it.', -i'. f, , .: then.-e North S.N.- I', ' ..'s Tbirty-ihre-e Minntc'^ . ~. -¦". \'. i Kast, Twenty-
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I further certify that the resoluiion hereinabove mentioned' was adniit. d by the concurring atTlrmative \ni.' nf tiie Supervisors of tbe Cnunty nl ,\ass,-iu.
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land Kailrna . c.ini|i,-iii.\', ill: tant Tiiirit-tliree i:;3'' fll I i'i;.-lit of the (-enler liiU' al stalinn Ilss plus (ill, ruiillinu llieuce .No:' 'I'liii'iy Di'mei'S Foriy-I liree „ milllli' iN.T.iC 4:1' l-;,! l';ast Sev. my (7n') f. . ¦ to (be lands ol J, B, C. Taripan. I'li. lu running Soulh along tbe lands nf ih said Tayipan, on tt curve In ih< l. ' wilb a radiii'; of Two Thousaiul ,^i ,. Hundred Sixiy-one and .Niiu ly th;. .Itie llundredihs (2761 .!i:;'i fe, I. f.. disianc" of riiree Hiiii(lr((l .Ni'i. t.\ ai i'ol i,\'-six one bundredlhs (3!ii». I'^ fill III a prim of (-oiiipouiid cnri. Ihence on ;i curve lo tbe left, \\illi - radius of Time liuiidred Si'vcnl.i.- m ,-ir,il Tweiity-twii one liiinilr'-ili li i:;76,22') fell, for a distaii(-(- of Om Hundred Sum iity thif-e and !;ii:hly- thi'ce eiru' bundredlhs (I73.s:;'l fi.-l m a poini ai llie norlhea-t (-nriK r of ;. strip of laid reiiiitly cmivi m d 1-. Tapp-ui to 'hi' Couniy of Na.--saii; thfiie-..' alon-.; said strip of land .Nonh i;is.-bly-(iii(> D( m-( es Tliii-e Minut..- ivi" 0:1' \'v'.i Wc-^l, One llund.'.'.l Tf 11 1 nu') feet to (lie lands of Ilii' I.on-J. Island Railroad Crimpany: th.-m-i ,-iib"!.' the lands of the l.otu' Island Railroiid ('ompany, Nortb l-'ortv-eiu'lit. Migri'is Thi-tv file (N. C^' 35', E.) ":i 1. One ILmuIi'. d F'nirt.'. n ,-1. d l-Mr- ty-one on«- hiiiidredtii - (l'l li'l feel •'1 a point of curve; tlience-, on a curve to the rii;bt. wilh a radius of Two TI'oiis;ird FiiJbt Ilundi'i't Fleve'ii n>-i\ Ni-elv-ibre-e oik- luindredth:! nf Three
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the lnv s of 1910. enlitled, ".\n Act to provide for County Road-i in cer¬ tnin Counlies ndioinine cities of th- P-<-t class." and the acts amendatory thereof and supplemental ihereto,
and by and upon a concurrine vote of Degrees Twenty-two minute a rnaiority of all members elected to 22' E) l-:,'si .<?eventv (7
Hundred Ninety-six and Sixleen one biindredibs (396,16') feet, ibenc South Thirty-three Degrees Twe-nly- one minuter, (33° 21' F.) Fast. Ten no') f(iet; thence North Fifty-seven (N. 57° fee-t :
said Board, ascertained and deter- thence Nortii T'lirty-onc Decrees 55 mined by taking and recording the Minutes (31' 55' W) then Wed Tbir- ayes and nays, does enact a- follows: ly (30') feci, thence on a curve to the
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TV Tl .11 ,a II. liaiii'h, I' ainlifC -.,-;iiii'i ''t I, F:ir'-""' I'.'ii'dinr and Land Coi jmra'cn, I H'fi't'driii 1.
I'll th ' iibiix' mii'K'd li.l'.-niliiiif.
Von nri' I ' ri l.v ; ni"i-ion. d to ans- ',v.-|- the- ("i; iplaini in ibi - aeH'lii, an'' In -ei--. I' a '- !'-¦ nf your ri'> wer oil 'h.' I'hi'"- ¦¦'" Ml'.. II. •¦ M iilii'i I we-n ¦V el,-|\ -¦ .-''¦'I till ' l-vt Of (if Ci'v-- i U'll- Pifilis ev-l':vi', 1 of tlie- el,-',v of s( i ",'i('( . and in <-i i- '-f ynilr failure to apinai nr -iin-vitv. ,Ii,'!-i i< n' will h.' ta' . - a- ain-i • 'ni ir- d< faul', for the relief (|(-'-ir>r'el.-d in llic eoinplaint,
Dal. d \ii'-:'i'it 31 i, 1'iir,.
ADIil.\N H.rOI'RTFNNV Pla'i":' ' Miorncv, .V.i. 55 Main S-ree't, H.'-i;. strad. N. V. To MILES mRTMAN BFI I.THNc,
A ND . E VND con I'OR ATION;
¦'¦'le' feir(''--oir'-.' sumirions is <;crved iilion vol bv pulilicntiou pursuant lo nn ordnr fif HON, JA,MES C. V,\N SICEE,N, JiK-'ticc of the Supreme
, ..rf. dated the 27th day of Novero- ler, l!i'6. and filed with the com-
\ olaint, in thc office of the Cleric of Nassau County, at .Mineola. N. Y.
1 ri.i'od Viivc-"'if"- 2"'b, 1!li6, ADRIAN H. corRTENAY, PlaintIfTs
j .\ttorney. Office and Post Office Addr-e«;.«!, No. 55 Main Streot, Hemp¬ stead; N, V,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCHRN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. That the
Elmont reniefrry, Inc. a ceme¬ tery corporatton organized and ex¬ isting under and bv virtue of the laws of the State of New York, own Inc and operating the Elmont Cem etery, formerly known as Fosterti Meadow Cemetery, will present to the Board of Supervisors of Nassau County. New York, at their chambers in the County Court House at Min¬ eola. Nassau County, New York, on the
ISth n.iV OF .FAXl AUY, 1017 at 10 o'clock In the forcnoem of thai day. or as soon the-eaft. r an a hearing can be had, its application for' the permission and consent of the Board of Siinerviior? of Nassau County, to the e-xte-nsion of the said
I "I mont ( eniete y, I y arquir ng. takini: settint; apart anei usiii.u for burial imrposes as provide-el by law, all that ..I tain Int. pie'ce' or parcel of land, . niitii^uous to Ihe paicl Elmont Cem- .'.;:> ^u'laiiii lylnc and being in
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11. I'll's!. ,1 I, C.iunly uf Nas.oau, State ..f Ni'W Vork, and more pariieuiarly bound.-ll and dise-iibid as follows:
He'tlniiini: at a point em the e-asterly -jfj.' nf 1".Kills Me'.-idow Road where Ihl- nnrih. rly houiidary line> of the ' - ' lu.u s.'l apart ami usi-d for l.l I'lii'iHisi's and known as the '::i ('."ue-lcry. Inr,, anil lhe !,i:nl lii'i'eiii desi-ribed, meet at the aforesaid Frsler,^ Meadow Road: innnini: tbem-i- along the- saiel east . i|.\ sid.- nf Fosters Me-adow Road. L*:", il.'Li.'i-s "11 minutes e-ast 212,42 t.ll tei a stake: tbence still alouii said mail norlh 10 diu'rees 12 minute* .asl S>; SO f.M'l : Ihenee' still along said road north 7 de'gree-s 53 ininutes nasi 201110 feet lo tbe land neiw «ir fnrini'rly of Danie-1 Stnllel: Ihence south r, I deuree's 5S minutes oaat ;i:',('. r.l f.-.t to a stak*': tbence south i;6 degree-s 34 minute>8 east 548,11 fii't to an old stake; thence south fit (1. ;;re-es 48 minute-s enst 7HS,50 feet fuel to a iiioniiment: the last three e ourses and ilistances be-ing along Ibe' .land of Daniel Slatlel: thence soulb 21 de'grees ^ minutes wesl 1152 5(1 f.et tei a cedar Ire'c; thence seiuth 67 dcgree-s 4S minute's east 727,80 fe-et lei a slake: thence south 70 degree's If) niinute's e-ast 954.5S fee't to a stake: the- last ihre-e' i ourses and elislam-e-s be-im; along the land of ,Iolin l.udlum: thene-e- seuith 21 ilegnM's 38 miiuK-s w(-sl :'2(i 67 feet; Ihene-e soulh 66 deMrees 16 mnulcB east 1678 12 feet to a stake; the last Iwo courses and dislanees being along Ibe land of Jeromiis N'anderveer: thene-e .-eilllh 16 di'mi-es 2 minute's we-sl 569.85 lent lo a lui'iiunienl ; th.-iif-i- iiiitib 62 (l.-.m'i'.'S 47 iiiiimtcs u.'st 2''" UL' fe-i't lo ;i staku; the-nce south 'J'l ili'Ki'(-(-s 2 iiiinul.-s we-st ,',0!i "II fill 111 a slake; IlK-nie south ,',!» lb ^'11. s 3 niinutes e-ast 174.20 feet In a staki-: Ihc'ii-e soulll 58 di'greefi
II niinuti'S last 17(1.3li fi'i-l lo a slake; Itu- lasl live i-oiirscs ami (listan(-^'^ h. lu; al..ii« Ml.- laml now or fnrmcrlj ,.f Williiiin ITnsh; Ihi-nri- --eiiilli 14 ,1,'t'iii ;-i; niinni.s w.'-l lio.pi f... 1 ll, ;i ."..i . 1' . Ill I' sonlh '; di-Kri-es .'s n . I lin' Ml Il.l lo a -r,.!:. I'll :i il.-!.-r"'('S 12 Illin
li'.'t 111 a slake; tlie
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11 ISI.85 fee-t K. a stake-.
1 ', . . : I ll 87 d.'^'ri'.'S f.n niinutes
',v. -1 I 1 Ul. |, . I to a slake. Ibe-nce
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' ¦ '..a stake; tlii'iic' soulh 74
innulcs W.'SI 1113 (;il feel
Ib.-lic.- siiulli I'.O (l.-i.'i(-f'^
L' i! '^ wesl 24.95 f. . t i.i a st ik":
' I'. ' . . "lllh 17 del.¦ll¦l'^¦ |0 InliilleH
'1 . 1 ,-.; I'll r.'.i to lllai'k 'i;ik 'I'r.'c,
'll,. Ill' ' '\ .niiises and dislaiie.'^
I.. '11 " l'l..I. 1 I. , lainl niiM nr fni nn ily
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::l ¦ liilill.s IU .-a.'Illld"
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l'l ¦! .,f ,|.iliii II.iff
1, ,.- m nuniil.'s 10
' "ll |. . I In a slake,
. ll. !-i.'. s :;'! ininul.'S
V, .-1 L'il 71 I. ,1 lo a
• .' nm III 37 eli'i'iees 11
. -I 2 1 .74 leel In a 1 I'e div
I 111- land till III. I l\ III l'l o\, II
ami III.- land niiv\ m lai.' of
111 I! Haylis; th.-iue norlli '.6
. ' ¦ . ininm.-s uest ;,'152 uu (e.'i
', ;, -lak. . Ili.ne.- norlli <;0 il.'i-l.-es
ininiiii-s \M ! I 115 ,";ii fl I'I III a slake
"u nre nnrtll 57 di'L-r.'.s 5(1 iiiiiiiil.-s
' . -I ' L'1 in'i feel III ,-i stak.!. Ilu'iice
1 lllill iit'i (l.;-r..'S 15 Iiiiliilles west
-. III. I, .1 I ', swike; ilu'iu .' norlh
nl. s V., s' ¦li;2 10 fi-<-l
. nnrlh i.t'i (b-gre-e-S
I I . ,11 111 a slake-:
'li'L'i. .s 15 ininules
in a' stake: lliince
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'., a posl al III.- easte-rly
' . i.'is ,Vl('adow lioad, IIk-
,.,,./..;:! J eveial course,- and (lis
iiue-s beini-' aloim the- land now or
,.-ii..'iU' of Daniel ll. l!a.\leK, Iberife
; ,iiL- I |,i. easli-ry sid(- III mill load
..nh L'7 det-:reeH 26 liiinill.s .asl
^:l!^ lu f.'it lo nail in pn-i , itienre
Cil aloiit' III.' easierly sule ol ,.-,-iid
rnad iioi'tli 29 deju-ri ... '2'' iiiinuiei
.'iist 453.07 feet: I Ik lie.- noith :'.5
i|.-'..'n-(-iT 25 iiiinulcB ea-l 208 91 l.ei to
lhe Elmont Cemeiery; tli.-ue.' .-^.uitb
Cl l'l •ii-i-t 26 iniiiul. .'' i-a.'-i I9'i 17 |. ef
1,1 a l.ost, I'bi iiee iioitli 31 i|i;-i..s
5(1 minui.'H ea-1 31 I in f.. t l. a pn.-i,
Ihence north 57 (l(-i-'i..'s 9 niinutes
.M--.I j:M.I1 fe.-t lo I'l.-ii r- .Meadow
Idl-iul ' ill the point 1,1 I.la..- of be-
..'¦iiiiiiw; Ibe- last ilin.- enurs.-s and
distane.'S lie-in;-': aloni-- ll." land of l he
Elliionl Ceiii(-t(-i y. III.', ( f.ni,-iii l.-l-;
withiii sai'l boiiii.l i'itn bnnili.'l
tliii ly-lbl-ee- and (i-'htv-fonr oiie-
' iindre-eiitis acres of land, a.-f-ording
to survev made- by Evain-e lirothi-rs,
JlUK-, I'lld,
Dated Deceinbfv 1. I'Mi;
i;i,.MONT ci:mi:ti:iiv, inc
By John If, N'aii .Noslranil, prewi dent, EI.VIN N EDWARDS. ESQ, Attorney
for Petliioner, 1-7 Railroad Aven'ie, Freeport, L, I.
