BE IT KNOWN THAT George N. Jordan and Carrie E. Jordan of Mount Desert, Hancock County, Maine, in consideration of one hundred dollars, to us in hand paid by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. of the City, County and State of New York, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby promise, covenant and agree to and with said John D. Rockefeller, Jr. his heirs and assigns, to sell and convey to him, his heirs and assigns, the following described real estate, situated in Seal Harbor, in said town of Mount Desert, to wit: A certain tract of land situated on the western side of the Jordan Pond Road next south of the John Clement Lot, so called, and east of the lot conveyed by me to said Rockefeller in October 1922. Together also with the stone crusher and its equipment thereon. Excepting, however, the camp thereon, which is to be removed on or before July 1, 1924, and the wagon and forge if now thereon, and also excepting the crushed rock belonging to Edwin C. Jordan, the said Edwin C. Jordan to have until July 1, 1924 to remove the same, but is to crush no more. Said conveyance to be made at any time within two months from the date hereof, at the option and upon the request of said John D. Rockefeller, Jr., his heirs and assigns, upon the payment or tender by him or them of the following amount, to wit: Twelve Hundred Fifty Dollars ($1250.) for the stone crusher and equipment and Two Hundred Dollars ($200.) per acre for the land, of which the above mentioned sum of one hundred dollars has been paid and received on account; and said conveyance to be by war- ranty deed, dower released, conveying perfect and unencumbered title to the real estate above descrihed. WITNESS our hands and seals this fifteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presende of George n.jordan STATE OF MAINE learrie Garden HANCOCK SS. September 18 A.D. 1923 Personally appeared the above named George N. Jordan and acknowledged the above instrument by him signed, to be his free act and deed. Before me, George L Stebrank Notary Public. BE IT KNOWN that George N. Jordan and Carrie E. Jordan of Mount Desert, Hancock County, Maine, in consideration of dollars, to us in hand paid by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. of the City, County and State of New York, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby promise, covenant and agree to and with said John D. Rockefeller, Jr. his heirs and assigns, to sell and convey to him, his heirs and assigns, the following described real estate, situated in Seal Harbor, in said town of Mount Desert, to wit: A certain tract of land situated on the western side of the Jordan Pond Road next south of the John Clement Lot, so called, and east of the lot conveyed by me to said Rockefeller in October 1922. Together also with the stone crusher and its equipment thereon. Excepting, however, the camp thereon, which is to be removed on or before July 1, 1924, and the wagon and forge if now thereon, and also excepting the crushed rock belonging to Edwin C. Jordan, the said Edwin C. Jordan to have until July 1, 1924 to remove the same, but is to crush no more. Said conveyance to be made at any time within two months from the date hereof, at the option and upon the request of said John D. Rockefeller, Jr., his heirs and assigns, upon the payment or tender by him or them of the following amount, to wit: Twelve Hundred Fifty Dollars ($1250.) for the stone crusher and equipment and Two Hundred Dollars ($200.) per acre for the land, of which the above mentioned sum of dollars has been paid and received on account; and said conveyance to be by war- ranty deed, dower released, conveying perfect and unencumbered title to the real estate above described. WITNESS our hands and seals this fifteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presende of STATE OF MAINE HANCOCK SS. September A.D. 1923 Personally appeared the above named George N. Jordan and acknowledged the above instrument by him signed, to be his free act and deed. Before me, Notary Public. Sept. 14, 1923. George L. Stebbins, Esq. Seal Harbor, Maine. Dear Mr. Stebbins: I beg to acknowledge receipt of yours of the 13th with reference to the purchase from Mr. George N. Jorden of the remainder of his wood lot, together with certain personal property and also excepting certain property. Various sums are paid to bind a contract of this sort ranging anywhere from $10. up. I should think that $50. or $100. would be a proper payment to make. And as to the form of a receipt, that an option of purchase would be the best. I am enclosing such an option but without the amount of the payment, which you can have Mr. Jordan sign if you approve the form. I understand that the usual commission for making a sale is, as you say, 5% of the price of the land and this seems to me would in this case be a proper charge. Very truly yours, AHL:G GEORGE L. STEBBINS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SEAL HARBOR, MAINE, Sept. 18,1923. Mr. A. H. Lynam Bar Harbor, Maine. Dear Mr. Lynam:- Enclosed is contract of purchase and sale for George N. Jordan, duly executed. I paid $100 on this and have charged it up to Mr. Rockefeller but do not know whether you are to obtain the payment from him or I am to send him a bill. Please let me know about this. I presume you are going ahead with the survey of the lot and arranging all matters connected with the transfer of title with Mr. Jordan after I am gone. Yours very truly, Gearge Z Subrune GLS/MVB -COPY- Seal Harbor, Maine. September 12,1923. Mr. George N. Jordan, Seal Harbor, Maine. Dear Mr. Jordan:- Referring to our conversation of the other day, Mr. Rockefeller says that he will buy the remainder of your lot on the Jordan Pond Road at the price you set, viz., $200 per acre, and he will take the stone crusher with its equipment also for the price fixed, viz., $1250. It is understood that this doesnot include the camp which is on the property but not near the stone crusher, nor the wagon and the forge if they are still on the lot, but it does include the crusher and all equipment used with it. It is also understood that your son Edwin C. Jordan is to be allowed a reasonable time say until July 1st, 1924 in which to remove the rock on the property which he has already crushed but that he is not to crush any more. Yours very truly, (Signed) George L. Stebbins GLS/MVB GEORGE L. STEBBINS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SEAL HARBOR. MAINE, Sept. 13,1923. Mr. A. H. Lynam, Bar Harbor, Maine. Dear Mr. Lynam:- Under instructions from Mr. Rockefeller I have bought for his account from Mr. George N. Jordan the remainder of his wood lot situated on the west side of the Jordan Pond Road at the rate of $200. per acre, Mr. Rockefeller also to pay Mr. Jordan $1250. for the stone crusher now on the property including all of the apparatus used with the crusher but not including the camp building some distance away from the crusher on the eastern portion of the property, nor the wagon and a forge now supposed to be on the property, nor the rock belonging to his son Edwin C. Jordan which has been already crushed. Mr. Jordan is to be given until July 1st, 1924 to remove his crushed rock, but he is not to crush any more and also is to be given until that time to remove the camp but the forge and wagon will of course be moved immediately. I have confirmed this trade with Mr. Jordan by letter sending a copy to Mr. Rockefeller and I enclose you accopycherewith. Mr. Rockefeller suggests that à payment be made on account and asks me to arrange with you about that. Please let me know what you think would be a proper payment to make and if you think best suggest a form of receipt to be exchanged for it. GEORGE L. STEBBINS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SEAL HARBOR, MAINE, A. H. L. #2 I explained to Mr. Rockefeller that owing to the fact that Mr. Jordan's price was the same as he received for the other portion I could not very well make the trade and get a commission from him, and he told me he would do whatever was right with my office in that purchase respect. The usual commission for making a x of that kind would be 5% of the price of the land, not of course including the stone crusher, but I should like your judgment as to whether or not this would be a proper charge because I only wish to do what is right. Yours very truly, George L sterrine GLS/MVB 45 37.9 Lot 7580 48. 200 Crushi 883.9 7250. less floor Jul. 75800 /DS. 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