The instrument's own words
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Know all Men by these presents that one George
A Jenkins, Richard Lowell, Edward S. Lowel, Robert J. Clark, and
William H. Updike, dr for all of the city of Providence, state of
Pennsylvania, and purchased R. Jenkins handled Lowel, George S.
Lowel, Robert J. Clark and Carrie H. Updike, the wives respectively,
in consideration of the sum of Ten $10.00 dollars to his hand
the Henry R. Form of Millbury, Massachusetts Pennsylvania; the receipt
thereof hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, release and
forever quitclaim unto said Henry R. Form, his heirs
and assigns forever, all the right title interest property claim
and demand of one acre one half, or of what right ought to have or
claim, in and to one sixth (1/6) part of certain tract of land
containing one acre more or less situated in said Millbury
and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the South-
east corner of this lot and at the Southeast corner of land of
Henry A. Barker at the Kings Factory Road, as called there Hence
Proceeding bounding Southly by said Road Two hundred and sixty
four (264) feet more or less to a stone post set in the ground
thence Northly ten hundred and twenty one (221) feet more or
less to a perch with a cross (x) cut in it thence Eastly one
hundred and twenty two (122) feet more or less to a rock with
a cross (x) cut in it thence in the same direction ten feet more or
less to a stone bound at line of land of said Henry A. Barker,
bounding Eastly and Southly, by land of Pelton; Thence
Southward bounding Eastly by land of said Henry A. Barker
two hundred and twenty four (224) feet more or less to the place
of beginning, or otherwise traverse the same survey be bounded
built described, with a dwelling house and other buildings
thereon standing
To have and to hold the same with
all rights perquisites and appurtenances thereto appertaining,
unto said and to the use of the said Henry R. Form his heirs and
assigns
And we the aforementioned George A. Jenkins et al
Grantors for ourselves and for our heirs, executors and administrators
do covenant with the said Henry R. Form, grantee, his heirs and
assigns, that one will warrant and defend the aforesaid described
premises unto the said grantee his heirs and assigns forever,
against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming
say, through or under us or any other. And one the acts
of the said George A. Jenkins et al Grantors, namely Priscilla R.
Jenkins, Ursula S. Lowel, Josephine S. Lowel, Ethel B. Clark and Carrie
H. Updike, respectively in consideration of the sum aforesaid do
do hereby release and forever quitclaim unto the said grantee his
heirs and assigns, all our right of owner in and to the one
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with (iv) part of aforesaid and of the aforesaid described premises.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals
this 24th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twenty six. (1926)
Signed and sealed in the presence of
Mabel J. Fishbourne
Valley Rd. Tennille
George A. Jenkins L.S.
Kirkley Chord L.S.
Leharles S. Lohan L.S.
Granville V. Colark L.S.
William H. Whishen L.S.
Priscilla R. Jenkins L.S.
Dorotha S. Chord L.S.
Georgina S. Lohan L.S.
Athel L. Colark L.S.
Agnes A. Whishen L.S.
State of Pennsylvania
County of Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on the 24th day of March, AD 1926, before
me personally appeared George A. Jenkins, and Priscilla R., his wife,
Kirkley Chord and Leharles S., his wife, Leharles S. Lohan and Georgie S.
his wife, Granville V. Colark, and Athel, his wife and William H.
Whishen and Agnes A., his wife all of Philadelphia, Pa. to me known
and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument,
and they acknowledged said instrument by them subscribed to be
their and each of their free act and deed.
Mabel J. Fishbourne
W. Joseph Public L.S.
my commission expires March 8, 1929
Received for record May 1-1926 at 8-50 o'clock this
and recorded by George W. Brown, Town Clerk
Know All Men by these presents, Whereas under
date of June 1, 1923, the New England Telephone and Telegraph
Company hereafter called the Telephone Company, a corporation
duly organized under the laws of the State of New York, having its
principal office in the city of New York, and having established
one or more place of business in Maine, at Portland in the County
of Cumberland, and in New Hampshire at Manchester in the County
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