STATE OF MAINE. HANCOCK REGISTRY OF DEEDS. Abstract of title to Lot No. 105, on Salem Townes Plan of Mt. Desert, made in 1808. Lying now partly in the town of Mt. Desert and partly in the town of Southwest Harbor, Made March 7, 1917, by William 0. Emery, for George R. Fuller, Esq., of Southwest Harbor,Me. LOT NO. 105. (1) Vol. 58, Page 161. Executors Quit-claim deed. Dated Aug. 29, 1831. Recorded July 2, 1833. John Q. Adams, Nathaniel Curtis & Alicia Boylston, executors and Trustees of Ward N. Boylston, deceased for $100. convey to Daniel Fernald of Mt. Desert. "A certain lot of land lying in said Mt. Desert containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less & is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Towne Jr., Esquire, in 1808. 10 (2) Vol. 65, Page 13. Warranty Deed. Dower not released. Dated May 22, 1835. Recorded June 1, 1837. Daniel Fernald of Mt. Desert for $100. conveys to Eben Fernald of said Mt. Desert, Lot No. 105 in Mt. Desert containing 130 acres more or less described the same as in Item No. 1 next above written. (3) Vol. 106, Page 280. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated Apr. 17, 1858. Recorded Apr. 19, 1858. Eben Fernald of Tremont for $1500. conveys to Elijah H. Wasgatt of Mt. Desert, "the following tracks or parcels of land situated in the Town of Tremont butted and bounded as follows, Viz. Beginning at the head of Dennings Pond contain- ing one hundred and thirty acres more or less, and is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town Jr., Esqr. in 1808." and other lands. (4) Vol. 107, Page 168. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated May 6, 1858. Recorded July 13, 1858. Elijah H. Wasgatt of St. George, Me. for $1500. conveys to Oliver H. Fernald of Tremont, the same premises described in Item No. 3 next above written. (5) Vol. 111, Page 24, Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated Jan. 28, 1860. Recorded Feby. 1, 1860. Oliver H. Fernald of Tremont for $1700. conveys to Charles H. Fernald of said Tremont the same premises described in Item No. 3, above together with other lands. (6) Vol. 116, Page 199. Warranty Deed. Dower not released. Dated Aug. 20, 1862. Recorded Sept. 11, 1862. Charles H. Fernald of Tremont for $900. conveys to my own dear mother Sophronia Fernald of said Tremont "the following equal one half of the undivided tracts or parcels of land situated in the town of Tremont and partly in the town of Mt. Desert together with equal one half part of the undivided buildings thereon, butted and bounded as follows, viz. Beginn- ing at the head of Demmings Pond a lot containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less and is No. 105, on a plan taken by Salem Town's Jr. Esqr. in A.D. 1808." Also other lands. (7) Vol. 116, Page 200. Warranty Deed. Dower not released. Dated Aug. 20, 1862, Recorded Sept. 11, 1862. Charles H. Fernald of Tremont for nine hundred dollars conveys to Capt. Daniel Fernald of said Tremont, one half part undivided of the same premises described in Item No. 6, above written. (8) Vol. 151, Page 239. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated Aug. 18, 1875. Recorded Aug. 19, 1875. Sophronia Fernald of Tremont for $1. and maintenance of myself and my husband Eben Fernald conveys to Charles H. Fernald of Orono, her undivided half of Lot No. 105, at the head of Dennings Pond and other lands. (9) Vol. 158, Page 262. Warranty Deed. Dower not released. Dated July 17, 1877. Recorded July 18, 1877. Daniel Fernald of Tremont for $1. and support of myself during life, conveys to his nephew Oliver H. Fernald of Taunton, Mass. the same premises described in Item No. 7, being one half undivided of the Locus and other lands. (10) Vol. 158, Page 262. Bond for support. Dated July 17, 1877. Recorded July 18, 1877. Oliver H. Fernald of Taunton, Mass. gives bond in the sum of $5000. to support and maintain Daniel Fernald of Tremont during the period of his natural life. This bond not acknowledged. (11) Vol. 397, Page 316. Abstract of Will of Oliver H. Fernald. Certificate dated Sept. 21, 1903. Recorded Sept. 21, 1903. Recites that Will was proved, approved and allowed by the Judge of Probate for Hancock County, Sept. 1, 1903. Devises to his wife Ruth A. Fernald and daughter Louisa L. Fernald all real and personal estate and all property not sold at the death of either shall go to the survivor, and during their lives to be held jointly and if either dies before the Testator, the other living one to receive all. Ruth A. Fernald and Louisa L. Fernald, Executors. (12) Vol. 452, Page 136. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated Apr. 9, 1908. Recorded Aug. 4, 1908. Charles H. Fernald of Amherst, Mass. for $1. &C. conveys to Henry T. Fernald of said Amherst, "One undivided half of one other tract or parcel of land situated partly in the said town of South West Harbor and partly in the town of Mount Desert, and described as follows, to wit:- Beginning at the head of Dennings Pond, a lot containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less, and is No. 105, on a plan taken by Salem Towns Jr., Esq., in A.D. 1808." (13) Vol. 457, Page 307. Quit-claim deed. Dower released. Dated Dec. 5, 1908. Recorded Feby. 2, 1909. Henry T. Fernald of Amherst, Mass., Ruth A. Fernald of Southwest Harbor and Louise L. Fernald of Boston for $1. &C. convey to John H. Macomber of Mount Desert, Lot No. 105, on Salem Towne's plan of Mt. Desert, containing 130 acres. (14) Vol. 457, Page 309. Mortgage Deed. Dower released. Dated Jan. 19, 1909. Recorded Feby. 2, 1909. John H. Macomber of Mt. Desert, for $375. payable in one year mortgages to R. H. Bridgham Fernald one undivided half part of Lot No. 105, in the towns of Tremont and Mt. Desert reciting that he had already conveyed to said Fernald by quit-claim deed the other undivided half of the premises. For this deed see Item 15 next following. See full discharge of this mortgage Vol. 466, Page 287, dated Jan. 21, 1910. (15) Vol. 457, Page 312. Quit-claim deed. Dower released. Dated Jan. 19, 1909. Recorded Feby. 2, 1909. John H. Macomber of Mt. Desert for $1. &C. conveys to R.H. B. Fernald of Mount Desert, One half undivided of Lot No. 105, hereinabove described. (16) Vol. 457, Page 314. Agreement. Dated Jan. 19, 1909. Recorded Feby. 2, 1909. Between John H. Macomber and R. H. Bridgham Fernald that no wood shall be cut upon the Locus which is Lot No. 105, without the consent of both parties. All proceeds from sale of stumpage to be paid to said Fernald who is to retain one half for his own and credit the other half on the mortgage note of said Macomber, and they also make an agrement regarding the establishment of lines &C. in case they desire to divide the property within one year. (17) Vol. 466, Page 288. Quit-claim deed. Dower released. Dated Jan. 19, 1910. Recorded Jan. 22, 1910. John H. Macomber of Mt. Desert for $1. &C. conveys to R.H. Bridgham Fernald of Mt. Desert one half in common and undivided of lot No. 105, 'herein above described. (18) R. H. Bridgham Fernald has not conveyed or encumbered of record and there is no record of attachment against him Jan. 1, 1909 to this date at 3.30 P.M. Dowers and imperfections are named in the Items in which they occur. Publi Reversation N.37°E. perform him oilvville fills & wood hands 321/2 60 R S is 20% less response ABSTRACT 0 F TITLE OF LAND IN SOUTHWEST HARBOR, HANCOCK COUNTY, MA INE. DESCRIBED IN DEED FROM WILLIAM DRAPER LEWIS to HANC OCK COUNTY TRUSTEES of PUBLIC RESERVATIONS RECORDED IN HANCOCK COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS, IN BOOK 540, PAGE 241. EARLY HISTORY The early history of the title to Mount Desert Island is set forth on pages 2, 3 and 4 of the Supplement to "Abstract of Title of land of Hancock County Trustees of Public Reservations", Vol. 2, and shows that part of the Island west of Somes Sound to be in John Barnard. Vol. 372, Page 224. Mortgage Deed. Dower not released. Dated July 6, 1786. Recorded Feb. 12, 1902. Sir John Barnard -to- Thomas Russell Recorded Lincoln Co. Lib. 19, Folio 88, Sept. 15, 1786. Copy certified by James H. Varney Reg. recorded in Hancock Co. Feb. 12, 1902. DESCRIPTION: One undivided moiety or half part of the Island of Mount Desert in said county of Lincoln, which moiety was granted to me the said John by the Legislature of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts under the reservations and exceptions in said grant. Conditioned to pay 1480 pounds 1 shilling and 4 pence sterling according to the tenor and condition of a bond given jointly and severally by me and William Gate, dated March 31, last past. And the sum of 579 pounds 9 shillings & 9 pence sterl- ing according to the tenor of the condition my bond to said Thomas dated March 31, last past. And the sum of 50 pounds sterling according to the tenor of the condition of my other bond to said Thomas bearing even date with these presents. Vol. 13, Page 457. Quitcla im deed. Dower not released. Dated Sept. 28, 1803. Recorded Sept. 15, 1804. Thomas Russell, by John L. Sullivan, Adm'r de bonis non -to- George Erving. Recites: "by virtue of a Resolve of the General Court passed the twenty-sixth day of February last." DESCRIPTION: One undivided Moiety of the Island of Mount Desert in the County of Hancock, which was granted to Sir John Barnard by Resolve bearing date the fourteenth day of June one thousand seven hundred and eighty five. Together with other land. Recorded in Boston, with Suffolk deed, Lib. 207, Folio 1, Oct. 10, 1803. On margin appears that it was also recorded in Essex County Oct. 21, 1803, Book 172 Leaf 269. Note: No record appears in this county of any fore- closure of Russell's mortgage nor of the appointment of Sullivan as Administrator d.b.n. Vol. 452, Page 134. Quit-claim Deed. Dated March 12, 1810. Recorded Aug. 4, 1908. George William Erving by Thomas L.Winthrop, to Andrew Tarr. his attorney. In Mount Desert. Whereas the General Court of the Commonwealth of Mass= achusetts, did, on the 23d day of June, 1875, grant to Sir John Barnard one undivided moiety or half part of the Island of Mount Desert, lying in the county of Hancock; and whereas by several Resolves of the said General Court, passed the 24th day of June, 1806, the 24th day of February, 1807,and the 12th day of March, 1808, for the relief of the settlers on that part of Mount Desert Island which was set off to the said Sir JOHN BARNARD, by partition made by certain Commissioners appointed by the Supreme Judicial Court of said Commonwealth, which partition was accepted by said Court in February 1794 - And whereas among other things it is provided by the said resolves, that the Agents for the sale of Eastern lands should be, and they thereby were authorized to ascertain the persons who, on the 23d day of June, 1785 were in possession of any of the lands on Sir John Barnard's moiety of said Island, and whereas the said Agents did,on the 16th day of August 1808,in pursuance of the Resolves aforesaid, by special warrant under their hands,appoint CHARLES TURNER, STEPHEN BADLAM, and SALEM TOWNE, junior, Esquires, at the expense of the settlers, to survey and lay out to each settler one hundred acres of land, and to value the several lots according to their relative situation with each other, as they were in a state of nature. And Whereas the said Commissioners, in pursuance of their instructions, having fully heard the several persons claiming lands on that part of the Island of Mount Desert, assigned to Sir John Barnard, did determine and award that sundry persons named in their report, dated the 22d day of December, 1808, were entitled to receive Deeds of one hundred acres of land each, and which the said Commissioners caused to be surveyed and laid out as per plan accompanying their said report, which plan and report are deposited in the office of the said Agent for the sale of Eastern lands, upon their paying the sums annexed to their names. And Whereas the said Commissioners did determine and award that Andrew Tarr should pay the sum of Seventy dollars for one hundred acres of land as be their aforesaid Report and Plan reference thereunto being had will fully appear. NOW THEREFORE, I GEORGE WILLIAM ERVING, of Boston, in the County of Suffolk, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, aforesaid, Esquire, in consideration of the aforementioned sums of Seventy dollars and # cents, do hereby grant, alien and convey unto the said Andrew Tarr his heirs and assigns all my right, title, interest and claim in and to the above described premises. To have and to hold the same to him the said Andrew Tarr his heirs and assigns, to his and their use forever. NOTE:- Our records do not show the Power of Attorney to Thomas L. Winthrop. Vol. 40, Page 489. Warranty deed. Dower not released. Dated June 6, 1814. Recorded Oct. 13, 1821. Andrew Tarr -to- Comfort Fernald (Wife of Tobias Fernal d) A certain tract or parcel of land laying in Mount Desert aforesaid butted and bounded as follows, viz. beginning at the shore the corner bound between the said lot and Tobias Fernald's lot the said Fernald's lot on the southwest, mountain on the north and river on the east containing one hundred acres. Note: From the record it appears that this deed was not sealed. Vol. 53, Page 319. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated May 29, 1829. Recorded June 4, 1829. Comfort Fernald and Tobias Fernald -to- Eben E. Fernald A certain tract or parcel of land lying in Mount Desert Aforesaid butted and bounded as follows, viz: beginning at the shore the corner bound between the said lot and Leonard Holmes' lot the said Holmes' lot on the South.and West Mountain on the on the North and river on the East containing one hundred acres. Vol. 106, Page 280. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated April 17, 1858. Recorded April 19, 1858. Eben Fernald -to- Elijah H. Wasgatt Three lots in Tremont:- The first Lot, Beginning at the head of Dennings Pond containing one hundred and thirty acres, more or less, and is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town, Jr. Esqr. in 1808. The Second Lot. Commencing at the wash house bridge running North twenty-eight degrees west one hundred and forty-five rods to John Carrolls south line, then Easterly 18 rods on said line to the Mountain, thence by the Mountain to the Fern- ald.Road so called, thence South 45 degrees West to the first mentioned bound 22 Rods, being sixteen acres more or less. The Third Lot. Also another tract or parcel being the farm that the said Fernald resides, and butted and bounded as follows, Beginning at the South East corner of the last lot men- tioned bounded on the South and West by the Mountain, on the North and East by Somes Sound containing one hundred acres more or less together with the buildings thereon. Note: Third lot is the lot under discussion. Vol. 107, Page 168. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated May 6, 1858. Recorded July 13, 1858. Elijah H. Wasgatt to Oliver H. Fernald. In Tremont. The following tracts or parcels of land situated in the town of Tremont butted and bounded as follows, viz. Beginning at or near the head of Demmings Pond containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less and is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town Jr. Esq. in 1808, also another tract or parcel bounded as follows viz. --- commencing at the Wash Bridge running North Twenty-eight degrees West 145 rods to John Carrolls South line, thence Easterly 18 rods on said line thence by the Mountain to the Fernald road so called, then South forty-five degrees West to the first mentioned bound 22 rods being 16 3/4 acres more or less, also another tract butted and bounded as follows viz. beginning at the South corner bound between the said lot and the lot last mentioned butted on the South and West by the Mountain on the North and East by Somes Sound, containing one hundred acres to gether with the buildings thereon. Vol. 111, Page 24. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated Jan. 28, 1860. Recorded Feb. 1, 1860. Oliver H. Fernald to Charles H. Fernald. In Tremont. The following tracts or parcels of land situated in the town of Tremont butted and bounded as follows, viz. beginning -- the head of Deming's pond containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less and is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town Jr. Esquire in A. D. 1808. Also another tract or parcel of land bounded as follows, commencing at the wash house brook bridge running North twenty-eight degrees West 145 rods to John Carrolls South line, then Easterly 18 rods on said line to the Mountain, thence by the Mountain to the Fernald Road so called, thence South 45 degrees West to the first mentioned bound 22 rods being sixteen acres more or less, Also another tract or parcel of land being the farm that Eben Fernald occupies bounded as follows, beginning at the South East corner of the last mentioned lot bounded on the South and West by the Mountain on the North and East by Somes Sound, containing one hundred acres more or less together with the buildings thereon. Vol. 116, Page 199. Warranty Deed. Dower not released. Dated Aug. 20, 1862. Recorded Sept. 11, 1862. Charles H. Fernald to Sophronia Fernald, his mother. In Tremont and Mount Desert. One equal and undivided half part of the following tracts out parcels of land situated in the Town of Tremont and partly in the Town of Mount Desert together with equal one half part of the undivided buildings thereon butted and bounded as follows, viz. Beginning at the head of Demmings Pond a lot containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less and is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town's Jr. Esqr. in A. D. 1808. Also another tract or parcel of land bounded as follows, commencing at the Deshouse brook bridge running north twenty-eight degrees West 145 rods to John Carrolls South line thence Easterly 18 rods on said line to the Mountain thence by the Mountain to the Fernald road so called thence South 45 degrees West to the first mentioned bound 22 rods being sixteen acres more or less. Also another lot or parcel of land being the farm that the said Eben Fernald now occupies butted and bounded on the South by the harbor and West by the Somes Mountain on the North and East by Somes Sound containing one hundred acres more or less. Vol. 116, Page 200. Warranty Deed. Dower not released. Dated Aug. 20, 1862. Recorded Sept. 11, 1862. Charles H. Fernald to Capt. Daniel Fernald, his uncle. In Tremont and Mount Desert. One equal and undivided half part of the following tracts of land situated in the Town of Tremont and partly in the Town of Mt. Desert together with equal one half part of the undivided buildings thereon butted and bounded as as follows, viz beginning at the head of Demmings Pond a lot containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less and is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town Jr. Esqr. in A. D. 1808. Also another tract or parcel of land bounded as follows commencing at the Washhouse brook bridge running North twenty-eight degrees West 145 rods to John Carrolles line thence Easterly 18 rods on said line to the mountain thence by the mountain to the Fernald road so called thence South 45 degrees East to the first mentioned bound 22 rods being sixteen acres more or less. Also another lot or parcel of land being the farm that the said Eben Fernald now occupies bounded on the South by the harbor and West by the Somes Mountain the North and East by Somes Sound containing one hundred acres more or less. Vol. 151, Page 239. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated Aug. 18, 1875. Recorded Aug. 19, 1875. Sophronia Fernald to Charles H. Fernald. In Tremont and Mount Desert. One equal and undivided half part of the following lots or parcels of land situated in the Town of Tremont and partly in the town of Mt. Desert together with one half of the undivided buildings thereon butted and bounded as follows viz: Beginning at the head of Demings Pond a lot containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less and is No 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town Jr. Esq. in A. D. 1808 also another lot or parcel of land bounded as follows: commencing at the Wash-house Brook bridge running north twenty-eight degrees West 145 rods to John Carrolls South line; thence Easterly eighteen rods on said line to the mountain thence by the mountain to the Fernald road so called; thence South 45°rees West to the first mentioned bound 22 rods being 16 acres more or less. Also another lot or parcel of land being the farm now occupied by Eben Fernald butted and bounded on the South by the harbor on the West by Somes Mountain on the North and East by Somes Sound containing one hundred acres more or less. Note:- A recitation in this deed shows the consideration to be partly for the life maintenance of the grantor and her husband Eben Fernald. Vol. 158, Page 262. Warranty Deed. Dower not released. Dated July 17, 1877. Recorded July 18, 1877. Daniel Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald, his nephew. In Tremont and Mount Desert. Equal halves of three undivided lots or parcels of land situated partly in the town of Tremont aforesaid, and partly in the adjoining town of Mt. Desert together with an equal one half of all the undivided buildings thereon. Said lots being described as follows to wit:- One Lot at or near the head of Dunnings pond (or echo lake) Containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less and is lot numbered One Hundred five (105) on a plan by Salem Town Jr Esq. in the year eighteen hundred and eight. (1808) Another lot beginning at the wash-house brook bridge, thence running North twenty eight degrees West one hundred fortyfive (145) rods to lot formerly owned by John Carroll, thence Easterly eighteen (18) rods on said Carrolls line to the Mountain, thence by the Mountain to the Fernald road, so called, thence South forty five (45) degrees West to the first mentioned bound being twenty two (22) rods and containing sixteen (16) acres more or less. Also another lot known as the "Fernald Farm" situated in said Tremont, occupied and managed by Eben and Daniel Fernald, brothers, and is bounded as follows to wit:- On the South by the Harbor, On the West by the Somes Mountain. On the North and East by Somes Sound, and contains one hundred (100) acres more or less. Note: Deed shows that part consideration was life support of Grantor. Vol. 158, Page 262. Bond. Dated July 17, 1877. Recorded July 18, 1877. Oliver H. Fernald to Daniel H. Fernald. Bond in the sum of $5000. The condition of the above Obligation is such that if the said Oliver H. Fernald shall during the natural life of the above named Daniel Fernald suitably support and maintain the said Daniel Fernald and provide him with suitable clothes, food, drink, medicine and nursing and all other things necessary in the house of the said Oliver H. Fernald on the "Fernald Farm" so called, in said town of Tremont, then this Obligation shall be void, otherwise the same shall remain in full force. Vol. 163, Page 30. Quitclaim deed. Dower released. Dated July 25, 18787 Recorded July 27, 1878. Charles H. Fernald -to- Oliver H. Fernald All my right, title and interest in and to a certain lot or parcel of land situated in district No. 1 in the Town of Tremont, County of Hancock, State of Maine, being a portion of the Fernald farm, so called, and described as follows, to wit:- Beginning at a stake on the shore about one and one half rods East of the Eastern end of the pond thence North twenty-nine degrees west sixty and one half rods, more or less, to a cedar stake on the North side of the field, thence North thirty-seven degrees East sixty-four rods to the shore of Somes Sound, thence following said shore Southerly and Westerly to the first mentioned bound, containing fourteen acres more or less, together with the rightof way as follows, viz:- Beginning at the Town road four rods north of the western end of the barn and running about east North east across land owned by the above named Grantor to land owned by the above named Grantee. Vol. 397, Page 316. Abstract of Will. Dated Sept. 2, 1903. Recorded Sept. 21, 1903. Oliver H. Fernald -to- Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald. First: I give, bequeath and devise to my wife Ruth A. Fernald and my daughter Louisa L. Fernald all my real and personal estate whe rever found and howeversit- uated to be held by them jointly and in fee and at the death of either the remaining property not disposed of shall go to the survivor, and in the event of the death of either before mine I give said property to the one then living in fee. Note: Oliver Fernald died His will was allowed by the Probate Court September 1, 1903, and Ruth A. Fernald and Louisa L. Fernald were appointed executors. Vol. 452, Page 136. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated April 9,1908. Recorded August 4, 1908. Charles H. Fernald to Henry T. Fernald. In Southwest Harbor (formerly Tremont). A certain tract or parcel of land situated in District No. 1, in the town of Southwest Harbor (formerly Tremont), County of Hancock, State of Maine, being a portion of the "Fernald Farm" so called and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a. stake on the south side of the road in the western end of the field, near the bridge; thence following said road southeasterly fifty five and one half rods to a stake on the west side of said road; thence north thirty seven degrees east crossing the road thirty two and one fourth rods to a stake; thence south twenty n'ine de- grees east sixty and one half rods more or less to a stake at the shore about one and one half rods east of the eastern end of the pond; thence following the shore westerly to the first mentioned bound. Containing fifteen acres of land be the same more or less, and being the same premises conveyed to me by quit-claim deed of Oliver H. Fernald, dated the twenty fifth day of July, A.D. 1878 and recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds, in Book 163, Page 29. Excepting and reserving however, so much of said premises as I have conveyed to Oliver H. Fernald by warranty deed, dated the twenty sixth day of July, A.D. 1878 and recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds Book 162, Page 388, to Oliver H. Fernald and his wife R. Amelia Fernald by warranty deed dated the seventh day of August, A.D. 1882, and recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds, Book 181, Page 329, to Oliver H. and Ruth A. Fernald by quit-claim deed, dated the first day of October A.D. 1890 and recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds, Book 244, Page 371, and to Oliver H. and Ruth A. Fernald by quit-claim deed, dated the first day of October, A.D. 1890, and recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds, Book 244, Page 372. Also one undivided half of one other tract or parcel of land, situated in said Southwest Harbor, and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stake on the south side of the road in the western end of the field on what is known as the "Fernald Farm" near the bridge; thence following said road south easterly about fifty five and one half rods to a stake on the west side of said road; thence north thirty seven degrees east crossing said road, about thirty two and one fourth rods to a stake; thence north thirty seven degrees east about seventy one rods to a stake at the shore; thence northwesterly along said shore to a bolt in the rock at or near the town line; thence south easterly about thirty nine rods to a bolt in the rock; thence southerly about one hundred and fifty rods to a bolt in the rock; thence south easterly about thirty rods to the shore; thence northeast- erly along said shore to the place of beginning. Contain- ing one hundred and eighteen acres and thirty seven square rods of land, be the same more or less and being that un- divided portion of the third parcel of land conveyed to me by warranty deed of Sophronia Fernald, dated the eighteenth day of August, A.D. 1875 and recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds, Book 151, Page 239. Also one undivided half of one other tract or parcel of land situated in said South West Harbor, bescribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the Wash-house Brook bridge so called, thence running north twenty eight degrees west about one hundred and forty five rods to John Carroll's south line, thence easterly about eighteen rods on said Carroll's line to the mountain, thence by the mountain to the "Fernald Road" so called, thence south forty five degrees west about twenty two rods to the first mentioned bound. Containing sixteen acres, more or less. Also one undivided half of one other tract or parcel of land situated partly in the said town of South West Harbor and partly in the town of Mount Desert, and described as follows, to wit:- Beginning at the head of Denning's Pond, a lot containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less, and is No.105 on a plan taken by Salem Towns Jr.Esq. in A.D. 1808. NOTE: The acknowledgment in this deed is defective to cure it a new deed was given, see following page. Recorded in Vol. 533, Page 194. Vol. 533, Page 194. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated Jan. 20, 1917. Recorded Jan. 24, 1917. Charles H. Fernald -to- Henry T. Fernald This is a conveyance of the same premises set forth on the preceeding page, given to cure the defect in the acknowledgment of that deed. Vol, 534, Page 404. Release Deed. Dower released. Dated Oct. 22, 1917. Recorded Nov. 19, 1917. Charles H. Fernald to Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald. In Southwest Harbor. All my right, title and interest in and to the several tracts or parcels of land comprising the shore frontage or land between high water mark and low water mark in front of and adjoining the several tracts or parcels of land now owned by the said Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald, situated in what was formerly known as District No. 1, in the town of Tremont now Southwest Harbor, in said County of Hancock, State of Maine, and being a portion of the Fernald Farm, so called, for a more particular description of said lands reference is hereby made to the following conveyances: 1. Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald, dated July 25 A. D. 1878 and recorded in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, Volume 163, Page 30. 2. Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald, dated July 26 A. D. 1878, recorded in said registry, Volume 162, Page 388. 3. Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald and his wife R. Amelia Fernald, dated August 7, A. D. 1882, recorded in said registry Volume 181, Page 329. 4. Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald and Ruth A. Fernald, dated October 1, A. D. 1890, recorded in said registry, Volume 244, Page 371. 5. Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald and Ruth A. Fernald, dated October 1, A. D. 1890, recorded in said registry, in Volume 244, Page 372. Vol. 537, Page 77. Indenture. Dower released. Dated July 16, 1917. Recorded July 28, 1917. Between Ruth A. Fernald and Henry T. Fernald of the and Louise L. Fernald first part, parties of the second part. In Southwest Harbor. Witnesseth; Whereas, on the 25th day of July A. D. 1878, Charles H. Fernald, then of Orono, Maine, and Oliver H. Fernald then of Newport, Rhode Island, being owners in common and undivided of a certain tract or parcel of land situate in the then town of Tremont, now Southwest Harbor, in said County of Hancock, State of Maine, known as Fernald's farm, for the purpose of making a division of that portion of said farm known as "the Field", by their quit-claim deeds of that date, set out and conveyed each to the other certain specific parcels of said field, each to hold the parcel so granted to him in severalty thereafter; said deed from Oliver H. to Charles H. Fernald being recorded in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, Volume 163, Page 29, the description therein of the property released and conveyed being as follows; All my right title and interest in and to a certain lot or parcel of land situated in District No. 1 in the Town of Tremont County of Hancock State of Maine, being a portion of the Fernald farm so called and described as follows to wit-- Beginning at a stake on the South side of the road in the western end of the field near the bridge thence following said road southeasterly fifty five and one half rods to a stake on the west side of the road. Thence North thirty seven degrees east crossing the road thirty two and one fourth rods to a stake Thence South twenty nine degrees East sixty and one half rods more or less to a stake at the shore about one and one half rods east of the eastern end of the pond- Thence following the shore westerly to the first mentioned bound containing fifteen acres more or less;" said deed from Charles H. to Oliver H. Fernald being recorded in said registry, Volume 163, Page 30, the description therein of the property released and conveyed being as follows: "All my right, title and interest in and to a certain lot or parcel of land situated in District No. 1 in the Town of Tremont County of Hancock State of Maine being a portion of the Fernald farm so called and described as follows to wit-- Beginning at a stake on the shore about one and one half rods East of the Eastern end of the pond. Thence North twenty nine degrees west sixty and one half rods more or less to a cedar stake on the north side of the field- thence North thirty seven degrees East sixty four rods to the shore of Somes Sound- Thence following said shore southerly and westerly to the first mentioned bound containing fourteen acres more or less together with the right of way as follows viz. Beginning at the town road four rods north of the western end of the barn and running about East North east across land owned by the above named grantor to land owned by the above named grantee." And whereas, one of the division lines between the divided field lots so called, and the undivided pasture or mountain lot, namely, the line set forth in the deed first mentioned as running from a stake on the west side of the road "Thence North thirty seventy degrees East crossing the road thirty two and one fourth rods to a stake, " and in the deed last above mentioned as running from a cedar stake on the north side of the field "Thence North thirty seven degrees East sixty four rods to the shore of Somes Sound" (the two lines forming one continuous straight line from said stake at the road to the Sound), is uncertain and cannot now be clearly located, the parties hereto (the party of the first part being the present owner of that portion of said Fernald's farm formerly of Charles H. Fernald, except four certain small adjoining lots acquired by said Oliver H. of said Charles H. Fernald subsequent to said division between them, and comprising the Oliver H. Fernald home lots so called, for a more particular description of which reference is hereinafter made; and the parties of the second part being the present owners of that portion of said farm formerly of Oliver H. Fernald) being desirous of fixing and establishing the particular division line just above mentioned, do hereby agree each with the other that said line shall be and hereby is located and established as follows: Beginning at the center of the town way near the dwelling house of the parties of the second part forty feet distant and in a direction South thiety nine degrees and forty five minutes West from an iron bolt set in a large boulder; thence running North thirty nine degrees and forty five minutes East forty feet to said iron bolt set in said boulder; thence on same course two hundred fourteen and five tenths (214.5) feet to a stone post; thence on same course two hundred sixty five and six tenths (265.6) feet to a stone post; thence on same course one hundred thirty seven and four tenths (137.4) feet to a stone post; thence on the same course six hundred and sixty five (665) feet to a stone post; thence on the same course one hundred eighty three [183) feet to a bolt; thence on the same course one hundred ninety three and seven tenths (193.7) feet to a stake at high water mark at the shore of Somes Sound; thence on the same course forty (40) feet to a bolt in a large flat topped boulder about twelve feet below high water mark; then returning to the point of beginning at the center of the road and running south thirty nine degrees and forty five minutes West to the west side of said road. The foregoing description is from a plan of said division line made by Alvah L. Reed, Surveyor, to be recorded in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, Book of Plans. And the party of the first part in consideration of the premises and of further other valuable considerations paid by the parties of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby remise, release, and forever quit-claim unto the parties of the second part, their heirsns and assigns, all his right, title and interest in and to all that parcel or tract of land bounded generally as follows; Westerly by the old division line which begins at a stake near the pond and runs North twenty nine degrees West produced, if necessary, until it meets the division line herein established, which point is marked by a stone post; north- westerly by the northerly part of the division line herein established; easterly and southerly by the shore of Somes Sound. And the parties of the second part in consideration of the premises and of further other valuable considerations paid by the party of the first part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, release, and forever quit-claim unto the party of the first part all that parcel or tract of land bounded generally as follows: Northerly by the old division line which begins at a stake on the south side of the road near the bridge and follows said road fifty five and one half rods to a stake on the west side of the road; northwesterly by the southerly part of the herein established division line; easterly by the old division line which begins at a stake near the pond and runs North 29 degrees West, produced, if necessary, until it meets the division line herein established, southerly by the shore; excepting however, and not including in this release, four certain small tracts or parcels of land comprising the home lots of the parties of the second part, reference being had for a more particular description of the same to the conveyances following: (1) Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald, dated July 26, 1878, recorded in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of deeds, Volume 162, Page 388; (2) Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald and his wife, R. Amelia Fernald, dated August 7, 1882, and recorded in said registry, Volume 181, Page 329; (3) Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. and Ruth A. Fernald, dated October 1, 1890, recorded in said registry, Volume 244, Page 371; (4) Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. and Ruth A. Fernald, dated October 1, 1890, recorded in said registry, Volume 244, Page 372; excepting also and not including in this release any right or interest which the parties of the second part may have in the right of way described in the original division deed from Charles H. to Oliver H. Fernald, recorded in said registry, Volume 163, Page 30. Vol. 537, Page 81. Release Deed. Dower released. Dated July 16, 1917. Recorded July 28, 1917. Henry T. Fernald to Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald. In Southwest Harbor. All my right, title and interest in and to the several tracts or parcels of land comprising the shore frontageor land between high and low water mark in front of the several tracts of land now owned by the said Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald in District No. 1, (formerly) in the town of Tremont (formerly), now Southwest Harbor, in said county of Hancock, being a portion of the Fernald farm, so called; for a more particular description of said lands reference is hereby made to the following conveyances. Deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald, dated July 25, 1878, recorded in Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, Volume 163, Page 30; deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald, dated July 26, 1878, recorded in said registry, Volume 162, Page 388; deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald and his wife, R. Amelia Fernald, dated August 7, 1882, recorded in said registry, Volume 181, Page 329; deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fermald and Ruth A. Fernald, dated October 1, 1890, recorded in said registry, Volume 244, Page 371; deed from Charles H. Fernald to Oliver H. Fernald and Ruth A. Fernald, dated October 1, 1890, recorded in said registry, Volume 244, Page 372. Vol. 538, Page 7. Warranty Deed. Dower released. Dated Aug. 16, 1917. Recorded Aug. 23, 1917. Ruth A. Fernald William Draper Lewis Louise L. Fernald and -to- and Charlton Yarnell Henry T. Fernald and the survivor. A certain lot or parcel of land situated in the Town of Southwest Harbor in said County of Hancock, State of Maine, including Flying Mountain, so-called, and bounded and described as follows, to wit:- Beginning at a point at or near the northerly side of the Town road leading from Norwood's Cove to Fernalds Point, s-called, about three hundred and seven feet easterly of the center of the brook at the north side of the bridge over said brook at the head of Fernalds Cove, said point at this date bears south twenty-six degrees thirty minutes west and is twenty-seven feet distant from a stone bound set in the ground on the northerly side of said road and about twenty feet easterly of an old wood road; thence from said point westerly following the northerly side of said road three hundred and seven feet, more or less, to a point in the center of the said brook at the north side of said bridge: said last named point in the center of said brook bears south'sixty degrees thirty minutes west and is forty- nine feet distant from a bolt set in a small boulder that is three feet northerly of the eastend of the bridge wall and at about high water; thence generally northerly follow- ing the center of said brook about four hundred and fifty feet to 8 point that bears south sixty-three degrees thirty 538-7 2- minutes east and is six feet distant from 8. stone bound set in the ground on the westerly bank of said brook; thence north sixty-three degrees thirty minutes west six feet to said last mentioned stone: thence continuing in same course two hundred and forty- - five and seven tenths feet to a bolt set in 8 small bluff ledge in the Dog Mountain lot line; thence generally northerly following the easterly line of the Dog Mountain lot through a bolt near the shore to low water of Somes Sound at Valley Cove, so-called: thence gen- erally easterly and southerly following low water of said Somes Sound to a point about six hundred feet northerly (measuring along the shore) from the northerly edge of the Fernald Farm field, so-called, said point bears north thirty-nine degrees forty-five minutes east from a stone set in the ground on the top of the bank about sixty feet above high water; thence from said point south thirty-nine degrees forty-five minutes west to said stone on the top of the bank; thence in same course fourteen hundred and eighty-three and six tenths feet to a bolt set in a small boulder; thence north sixty-three degrees thirty minutes west six hundred and forty-three and five tenths feet to a bolt set in the ledge: thence south twenty-six degrees thirty minutes west three hundred and seventy-four and eight tenths feet to the stone first mentioned; thence in same course twenty-seven feet to the point of beginning, containing one hundred acres, more or less. Vol. 540, Page 241. Quitclaim deed. Dower released. Dated November 27, 1917. Recorded May 7, 1918. William Draper Lewis and Hancock County Trustees Charlton Yarnall -to- of Public Reservations. A certain lot or parcel of land situated in the Town of Southwest Harbor in said County of Hancock, State of Maine, including Flying Mountain, so-called, and bounded and described as follows, to wit:- Beginning at a point at or near the northerly side of the town road leading from Norwood's Cove to Fernalds Point, so-called, about three hundred and seven feet easter- ly of the center of the brook at the north side of the bridge'over said brook at the head of Fernalds Cove, said point at this date bears south twenty-six degrees, thirty minutes west and is twenty-seven feet distant from a stone bound set in the ground on the northerly side of said road and about twenty feet easterly of anold wood road; thence from said point westerly following the northerly side of said road three hundred and seven feet, more or less, to a point in the center of the said brook at the north side of said bridge; said last named point in the center of said brook bears south sixty degrees thirty min- utes west and is forty-nine feet distant from a bolt set in a small boulder that is three feet northerly of the eastern end of the bridge wall and at about high water; thence generally northerly following the center of said brook about four hundred and fifty feet to a point that 540-241 2- bears south sixty-three degrees thirty minutes east and is six feet distant from a stone bound set in the ground on the westerly bank of said brook; thence north sixty-three degrees thirty minutes west six feet to said last mention- ed stone; thence continuing in same course two hundred and forty-five and seven tenths feet to a bolt set in a small bluff ledge in the Dog Mountain lot line: thence generally northerly following the easterly line of the Dog Mountain lot through a bolt near the shore to low water of Somes Sound at Valley Cove, so-called; thence generally easterly and southerly following low water of said Somes Sound to a point about six hundred feet northerly (measuring along the shore) from the northerly edge of the Fernald Farm field, so-called, said point bears north thirty-nine degrees forty-five minutes east from a stone set in the ground on the top of the bank about sixty feet above high water: thence from said point south thirty-nine degrees forty- five minutes west to said stone on the top of the bank: thence in same course fourteen hundred and eighty-three and six tenths feet to abolt set in a small boulder; thence north sixty-three degrees thirty minutes west six hundred and forty-three and five tenths feet to a bolt set in the ledge; thence south twenty-six degrees thirty minutes west three hundred and seventy-four and eight tenths feet to the stone first mentioned; thence in same course twenty-saven feet to the point of beginning, containing one hundred acres, more or less. 3- Meaning and intending to include and hereby convey the same premises, described as conveyed in a certain deed from Ruth A. Fernald, Louise L. Fernald and Henry T. Fernald, dated August sixteenth, 1917 and recorded in the Hancock County Maine Registry of Deeds, Book 538, Page 7. Vol. 58, Page 161. Executors deed. Dated August 29, 1831. Recorded July 2, 1833. John Q. Adams, Nathaniel Curtis, and Alicia Boylston, Executors & Trustees of Ward N. Boylston -to- Daniel Fernald A certain lot of land lying in said Mt. Desert containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less & is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Towne Jr., Esquire in 1808. Vol. 65, Page 13. Warranty Deed. Dower not released. Dated May 22, 1835. Recorded June 2 1, 1837. Daniel Fernald to Eben Fernald. In Mount Desert. A certain tract or parcel of land laying in Mount Desert aforesaid containing One hundred & thirty acres more or less & is No 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town Jun. Esq. in 1808. Vol. 457, Page 307. Quitclaim Deed. Dower released. Dated December 5, 1908. Recorded February 2, 1909. Henry T. Fernald, Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald -to- John H. Macomber That certain tract or parcel of land, containing one hundred and thirty (130) acres, more or less, which is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Towne Jr. in 1808, which plan, or a copy thereof, is now in the office of the Register of Deeds of Hancock County, Maine, It being the same lot which was conveyed to Daniel Fernald by John 2. Adams, Nathaniel Curtis and - - Boylston, Executors and Trustees of the last will and testament of David N. Boylston, by warranty deed dated the twenty ninth day of August A.D. 1831 and re- corded in Hancock Co. Registry of Deeds July 2, 1833, in Book 58, Page 161. Said tract of land is situated partly in the town of Southwest Harbor and partly in the town of Mount Desert, Maine. Vol. 457, Page 309. Mortgage Deed. Dower released. Dated January 19, 1909. Recorded February 2, 1909. John H. Macomber -to- R.H. Bridgham Fernald. This is a mortgage of one-half of lot No. 105, given to secure the sum of $375., and was discharged by instru- ment dated January 21, 1910, and recorded in Book 466, Page 287. Vol. 457, Page 312. Quitclaim deed. Dower released. Dated January 19, 1909. Recorded February 2, 1909. John H. Macomber -to- R. H. Bridgham Fernald One undivided half part of that certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and thirty acres, more or less, which is No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Towne Jr. in 1808, which plan, or a copy thereof, is now in the office of the Registry of Deeds of Hancock County, Maine. It being the lot which was conveyed to Daniel Fernald by John Q. Adams, Nathaniel Curtis, and ---- Boylston, Executors and Trustees of the last will and testament of David N. Boylston, by warranty deed dated the twenty ninth day of August A.D. 1831, and recorded in Hancock County Registry of Deeds July 2, 1833, in Book 58, Page 161. Said tract of land is situated partly in the town of Southwest Harbor and partly in the town of Mount Desert, Maine. Meaning hereby to convey one undivided half part of that certain tract or parcel of land described as conveyed to me by Henry T. Fernald, Ruth A. Fernald, and Louise L. Fernald by their quitclaim deed dated December 5, A.D. 1908, to be recorded in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds. Vol. 457, Page 314. Agreement Dated January 19, 1909. Recorded February 2, 1909. This is an agreement between John H. Macomber and R. H. Bridgham Fernald that no wo od shall be cut upon Lot No. 105 without the consent of both parties. All proceeds from sale of stumpage to be paid to said Fernald who is to retain one-half for his own and credit the other half on the mortgage note of said Macomber, and they also make an agreement regarding the establishing of lines etc., in case they desire to divide the property within one year. Vol. 466, Page 288. Quitclaim deed. Dower released. Dated January 19, 1910. Recorded January 22, 1910; John H. Macomber -to- R. H. Bridgham Fernald One undivided half part of that certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and thirty acres, more or less, which is No..105 on a plan taken by Salem Town, Jr. in 1808, which plan, or a copy thereof, is now in the office of the Registry of Deeds of Hancock Co., Maine, it being the lot which was conveyed to Daniel Fernald by John Q. Adams, Nathaniel Curtis, and -- Boylston, Executors and Trustees of the last will and testament of David N. Boylston, by warranty deed dated the twenty ninth day of August A.D.1831, and recorded in Hanco cl County Registry of Deeds, July 2nd, 1833, in Book 58, Page 161. Said tract of land is situated partly in the Town of South West Harbor, and partly in the Town of Mt. Desert, Maine. Meaning hereby to convey one undivided half part, with all my interest in and to the same, of that certain tract or parcel of land described as conveyed to me by Henry T. Fernald, Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald, by their quitclaim deed, dated December 5th, A.D. 1908, and recorded in Hancock County Registry of Deeds, Book 457, Page 307. The remaining one undivided half part of said tract of land I have already conveyed to the said R.H. Bridgham Fernald by my quitclaim deed dated January 19th, A.D. 1909, and recorded in Hancock County Registry of Deeds, February 2nd, 1909, in Book 457, Page 312. Vol. 533, Page 476. Quitclaim deed. Dower released. Dated February 21, 1917. Recorded March 17, 1917. R. H. Bridgham Fernald -to- Schuyler R. Clark All my right, title and interest in and to that certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and thirty (130) acres more or less which is no. 105 on & plan taken by Salem Town, Jr. in 1808, which plan or a copy thereof is now in the office of the Register of Deeds of Hancock County Maine. It being the same lot which was conveyed to Daniel Fernald by John Q. Adams, Nathaniel Curtis, and --- Boylston, Executors and Trustees of the last will and testament of David N. Boylston, by warranty deed dated the twenty ninth day of August A.D. 1831, and recorded in Hancock Co. Registry of Deeds July 2, 1833, in Book 58 Page 161. Said tract of land is situated partly in the Town of Southwest Harbor, and partly in the town of Mt. Desert, Maine, Meaning hereby to convey that certain tract or parcel of land described as con- veyed to John H. Macomber by Henry T. Fernald, Ruth A. Fern- ald and Louise L. Fernald, by their quitclaim deed dated December 5 A.D. 1908, and recorded in the Hancock Co. Maine Registry of Deeds, Book 457, Page 307, and conveyed to me by John H. Macomber by his deeds dated January 19, 1909, and and January 19- 1910, and recorded in Hanco ck Co. Registry of Deeds, February 2nd 1909, in Book 457, Page 312, and January 22- 1910, in Book 466, Page 288. Vol. 533, Page 523. Quitcla im deed. Dower released. Dated March 17, 1917. Recorded March 27, 1917. Schuyler R. Clark -to- The Wild Gardens of Acadia. That certain tract or parcel of land, containing one hun- dred and thirty (130) acres more or less, which is lot No. 105 on a plan taken by Salem Town Jr. in 1808, which plan or a copy thereof, is now in the Registry of Deeds of Hancock County, Maine. It being the same lot which was conveyed to Daniel Fern- ald by John Q. Adams, Nathaniel Curtis and Alicia Boylston, Executors and Trustees of the last will and testament of Ward N. Boylston, by deed dated the twenty-ninth day of August A. D. 1831, and recorded in Hancock County Maine Registry of Deeds July 2nd. 1833, in Book 58, Page 161. partly Said tract of land is situated/in the town of Southwest Harbor and partly in the town of Mount Desert in the said County of Hancock. Reference is hereby given to deed of Henry T. Fernald, Ruth A. Fernald, and Louise L. Fernald, to John H. Macomber by deed dated December 5th. A.D. 1908, and recorded in said Registry of Deeds, Book 457, page 307, also deeds of John H. Macomber to R. H. Bridgham Fernald, dated January 19th. 1909, and January 19th. 1910 and recorded in said Registry of Deeds, Feby. 2nd 1909, in Book 457, Page 312 and January 22nd, 1910, Book 466, Page 288, and being the same premises conveyed to me by deed dated February 21st, A.D. 1917, by R. H. Bridgham Fernald, and to be herewith re- corded. March 26, 1920. Dr. J. D. Phillips, Southwest Harbor, Maine. My dear Doctor: I am enclosing herewith abstract of the deed of the Reservation's ownership on or near Fernald's Point. I have talked with Mr. Dorr regrading the golf proposition. He thinks none of this land is suitable for pelf purposes. He wishes, however, to 'discuss the matter with you at your convenience. Very truly yours, L/H June 12, 1920 Mr. William Draper Lewis University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledge receipt of yours of the 7th enclosing Southwest Harbor tax bills. I will take the matter up with the proper authorities at once. L/M Yours truly, June 2, 19 Mr. William Draper Lewis, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, P8. Dear Sir: I beg to. acknowledge receipt of yours of the 29th in connection with the tax bill on Flying Mountain. You omitted to enclose the bill and Mr. Keena's letter. If you will kindly send them to me, I will take the matter 72]) at once. I/M Yours truly, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA THE LAW SCHOOL May 29, 1920. Mr. Lynam, Attorney at Law, Bar Harbor, Maine. Dear Mr. Lynam;- I enclose letter and Tax Bills received from W. R. Keene, of Manset; also a copy of my letter to him. The correspondence expalins itself. Sincerely, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA THE LAW SCHOOL May 29, 1920. Mr. W. R. Keene, Manset. Maine: My dear Mr. Econe:- I have nothing further to do with any property in South West Harbor, as Mr. Yarnall and I conveyed Flying Mountain to the trustees of Public Lands of Hanoock County. I am, therefore. sending your letter and bills to Mr. Lynam. at Bar Harbor, who represents the trustees. Sincerely, Vol. 553, page 269 Warranty deed Dower released Dated August 26, 1920 Recorded September 22, 1920. Henry T. Fernald -to- Emily B.D. Macomber A certain lot or parcel of land situated on Fernald's Point, so-called, in the town of Southwest Harbor, County of Hancock, and State of Maine, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a stone bound set in the ground on the bank about fifteen (15) feet above high water mark and in the west line of land conveyed by Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald to Mary C. Wheel- wright; thence from said stone bound North twenty seven degrees West (N. 27° W.) following said western line of land of Mary C. Wheelwright nine hundred eighty seven (987) feet to a stone bound set in the ground in the head of the field in the original division line: thence South thirty nine degrees and forty five minutes West (S. 39° 45' W. ) following said original division line two hundred sixty five and six tenths (265.6) feet to a stone bound set in the ground at the southeast corner of a lot of land of the Grantor known as Rocky Pasture;thence North twenty five degrees and forty five minutes West (N. 25° 45' W.) following the east line of said Rocky Pasture lot, crossing in its course a private road or way leading easterly from the town road, two hundred sixteen (216) feet, more or less, to a bolt set in a boulder marking the north east corner of said Rocky Pasture lot; thence South thirty nine degrees thirty minutes West (S. 39° 30' W.) following the northerly line of said Rocky Pasture lot, crossing in its course said private road or way, Vol. 553, Page 269 Warranty deed Dower released Dated August 26, 1920 Recorded September 22, 1920. Henry T. Fernald -to- Emily B.D. Macomber A certain lot or parcel of land situated on Fernald's Point, so-called, in the town of Southwest Harbor, County of Hancock, and State of Maine, bounded and described as follows, to wit: beginning at a stone bound set in the ground on the bank about fifteen (15) feet above high water mark and in the west line of land conveyed by Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald to Mary C. Wheel- wright; thence from said stone bound North twenty seven degrees West (N. 27° W.) following said western line of land of Mary C. Wheelwright nine hundred eighty seven (987) feet to a stone bound set in the ground in the head of the field in the original division line: thence South thirty nine degrees and forty five minutes West (S. 39° 45' W. following said original division line two hundred sixty five and six tenths (265.6) feet to a stone bound set in the ground at the southeast corner of a lot of land of the Grantor known as Rocky Pasture thence North twenty five degrees and forty five minutes West (N. 25° 45' W.) following the east line of said Rocky Pasture lot, crossing in its course a private road or way leading easterly from the town road, two hundred sixteen (216) feet, more or less, to a bolt set in a boulder marking the north east corner of said Rocky Pasture lot; thence South thirty nine degrees thirty minutes West (S. 39° 30' W. ) following the northerly line of said Rocky Pasture lot, crossing in its course said private road or way, 553 - 269 -2- two hundred eighty nine (289) feet, more or less, to a stone bound marking the northwest corner thereof at or near the east side of the town road; thence South forty four degrees and thirty minutes East (S. 44° 30'E.) along said town road three hundred thirty nine (339) feet to a stone bound set in the ground; thence South thirty two degrees and twenty minutes East (s. 32° 20' E.) five hundred eighty three and two tenths (583.2) feet to a stone bound set in the ground; thence on same course thirty (30) feet to high water mark; thence easterly following the line of high water mark to a point that bears South twenty seven degrees East (s. 27° E.) from the first mentioned bound; thence North twenty seven degrees West (N. 27° W.) fifteen (15) feet, more or less, to the stone bound at the place of beginning. Together with all my right, title and interest in and to the land lying between said line of high water mark and low water mark. Containing in the whole approximately nine and 43/100 acres. ALSO one half part in common and undivided of two other certain lots or parcels of land situs ted at said Fernald's Point, Southwest Harbor, Maine, adjoining the lot hereinabove described, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: 1. Beginning at a stone bound set in the ground at the north- west corner of a lot of the Grantor known as Rocky Pasture: thence North thirty nine degrees and thirty minutes East (N. 39° 30' E.) following the north line of said lot one hundred forty (140) feet, more or less, to the center of a private road or way leading east- erly from the town road; thence westerly following the center of 553 - 269 -2- two hundred eighty nine (289) feet, more or less, to a stone bound marking the northwest corner thereof at or near the east side of the town road; thence South forty four degrees and thirty minutes East (S. 44° 30'E.) along said town road three hundred thirty nine (339) feet to a stone bound set in the ground; thence South thirty two degrees and twenty minutes East (S. 32° 20' E.) five hundred eighty three and two tenths (583.2) feet to a stone bound set in the ground: thence on same course thirty (30) feet to high water mark; thence easterly following the line of high water mark to a point that bears South twenty seven degrees East (S. 217° E.) from the first mentioned bound; thence North twenty seven degrees West (N. 27° W. ) fifteen (15) feet, more or less, to the stone bound at the place of beginning. Together with all my right, title and interest in and to the land lying between said line of high water mark and low water mark. Containing in the whole approximately nine and 43/100 acres. ALSO one half part in common and undivided of two other certain lots or parcels of land situ ted at said Fernald's Point, Southwest Harbor, Maine, adjoining the lot hereinabove described, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: 1. Beginning at a stone bound set in the ground at the north- west corner of a lot of the Grantor known as Rocky Pasture: thence North thirty nine degrees and thirty minutes East (N. 39° 30' E.) following the north line of said lot one hundred forty (140) feet, more or less, to the center of a private road or way leading east- erly from the town road; thence westerly following the center of 553 - 269 -3- said private road as constructed one hundred forty (140) feet, more or less, to its junction with the town road; thence southerly follow- ing the said town road one hundred five (105) feet, more or less, to the stone bound at the place of beginning. Containing eighteen one- hundred ths (18/100) of an acre, more or less. 2. Beginning at a stone bound set in the ground at the head of the field in the original division line and in the west line of a lot of land conveyed by Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald to Mary C. Wheelwright; thence North twenty seven degrees West (N. 27° W.) seventy-three (73) feet, more or less, to the center of a pri- vate road or way leading easterly from the town road; thence west- erly following the center of said private road as constructed two hundred five (205) feet, more or less, to the east line of a lot of land of the Grantor known as the Rocky Pasture lot; thence South twenty five degrees and forty five minutes East (S. 25° 45' E.) following the east line of said Rocky Pasture lot one hundred eigh- teen (118) feet, more or less, to a stone bound at the southeast corner thereof; thence North thirty nine degrees and forty five minutes East (N. 39° 45' E.) following the original division line two hundred sixty five and six tenths (265.6) feet to the stone bound at the place of beginning. Containing fifty four one-hun- dredths (54/100) of an acre, more or less. TOGETHER with, and as appurtenant to, the several lots of land hereinabove described a right of way for all purposes of a way in and over said private road or way hereinbefore described as running easterly from the town road, to be used in common with others who now have or may hereafter acquire similar rights therein; and 553 - 269 -3- said private road as constructed one hundred forty (140) feet, more or less, to its junction with the town road; thence southerly follow- ing the said town road one hundred five (105) feet, more or less, to the stone bound at the place of beginning. Containing eighteen one- hundred ths (18/100) of an acre, more or less. 2. Beginning at a stone bound set in the ground at the head of the field in the original division line and in the west line of a lot of land conveyed by Ruth A. Fernald and Louise L. Fernald to Mary C. Wheelwright; thence North twenty seven degrees West (N. 27° W.) seventy-three (73) feet, more or less, to the center of a pri- vate road or way leading easterly from the town road; thence west- erly following the center of said private road as constructed two hundred five (205) feet. more or less, to the east line of a lot of land of the Grantor known as the Rocky Pasture lot; thence South twenty five degrees and forty five minutes East (S. 25° 45' E.) following the east line of said Rocky Pasture lot one hundred eigh- teen (118) feet, more or less, to a stone bound at the southeast corner thereof; thence North thirty nine degrees and forty five minutes East (N. 39° 45' E. following the original division line two hundred sixty five and six tenths (265.6) feet to the stone bound at the place of beginning. Containing fifty four one-hun- dredths (54/100) of an acre, more or less. TOGETHER with, and as appurtenant to, the several lots of land hereinabove described a right of way for all purposes of a way in and over said private road or way hereinbefore described as running easterly from the town road, to be used in common with others who now have or may hereafter acquire similar rights therein; and 553 - 269 -4- excepting from this conveyance the rights of way which have been heretofore granted to others in and over said private road or way. Granting also to the Grantee herein the right to lay and main- : tain water pipes on the side of or under said herein granted right of way from the town road to the herein conveyed lots; and also the right to carry and maintain telephone and electric light wires on poles or under ground in and along said right of way from said town road to the herein conveyed lots. This conveyance is made subject to any and all rights of the public in the town road along said described property. 553 - 269 -4- excepting from this conveyance the rights of way which have been heretofore granted to others in and over said private road or way. Granting also to the Grantee herein the right to lay and main- tain water pipes on the side of or under said herein granted right of way from the town road to the herein conveyed lots; and also the right to carry and maintain telephone and electric light wires on poles or under ground in and along said right of way from said town road to the herein conveyed lots. This conveyance is made subject to any and all rights of the public in the town road along said described promerty. Vol. 553, Page 271 Warranty deed Dated August 26, 1920. Recorded September 22, 1920 Fernald Ruth A./and Louise L. Fernald -to- Emily B.D. Macomber One half part in common and undivided of two certain lots or parcels of land situated in that part of said Southwest Harbor, Maine, known as Fernald's Point, and bounded and described as fol- lows, to wit: First Lot. Beginning at a stone bound set in the ground at the northwest corner of a lot of land of Henry T. Fernald known as Rocky Pasture: thence North thirty nine degrees and thirty minutes East (N. 39° 30' E.) following the north line of said lot one hun- dred forty (140) feet, more or less, to the center of a private road or way leading easterly from the town road; thence westerly following the center of said private road as constructed one hun- dred forty (140) feet, more or less, to its junction with the town road; thence following the said town road one hundred five (105) feet, more or less, to the stone bound at the place of beginning, containing eighteen one-hundredths (18/100) of an acres, more or less. Second Lot. Beginning at a stone bound set in the ground at the head of the field in the original division line and in the west line of a lot of land conveyed by the herein Grantors to Mary C. Wheelwright; thence North twenty seven degrees West (N. 270 W.) seventy three (73) feet, more or less, to the center of a private road or way leading easterly from the town road; thence westerly Vol. 553, Page 271 Warranty deed Dated August 26, 1920. Recorded September 22, 1920 Fernald Ruth A. /and Louise L. Fernald -to- Emily B.D. Macomber One half part in common and undivided of two certain lots or parcels of land situated in that part of said Southwest Harbor, Maine, known as Fernald's Point, and bounded and described as fol- lows, to wit; First Lot. Beginning at 8 stone bound set in the ground at the northwest corner of a lot of land of Henry T. Fernald known as Rocky Pasture; thence North thirty nine degrees and thirty minutes East (N. 39° 30' E.) following the north line of said lot one hun- dred forty (140) feet, more or less, to the center of a private road or way leading easterly from the town road; thence westerly following the center of said private road as constructed one hun- dred forty (140) feet, more or less, to its junction with the town road; thence following the said town road one hundred five (105) feet, more or less, to the stone bound at the place of beginning, containing eighteen one-hundredths (18/100) of an acres, more or less. Second Lot. Beginning at a stone bound set in the ground at the head of the field in the original division line and in the west line of a lot of land conveyed by the herein Grantors to Mary C. Wheelwright; thence North twenty seven degrees West (N. 27° W.) seventy three (73) feet, more or less, to the center of a private road or way leading easterly from the town road; thence westerly 553 - 271 -2- 553 - 271 -2- following the center of said private road as constructed two hundred following the center of said private road as constructed two hundred five (205) feet, more or less, to the east line of a lot of land of five (205) feet, more or less, to the east line of a lot of land of Henry T. Fernald known as the Rocky Pasture lot; thence South twenty Henry T. Fernald known as the Rocky Pasture lot; thence South twenty five degrees and forty five minutes East (S. 25° 45' E.) following five degrees and forty five minutes East (S. 25° 45' E. following the east line of said Rocky Pasture lot one hundred eighteen (118) the east line of said Rocky Pasture lot one hundred eighteen (118) feet, more or less, to a stone bound at the southeast corner there- feet, more or less, to a stone bound at the southeast corner there- of: thence North thirty nine degrees and forty five minutes East of; thence North thirty nine degrees and forty five minutes East (N. 39° 45' E.) following the original division line two hundred (N. 39° 45' E.) following the original division line two hundred sixty five and six tenths (265.6) feet to the stone bound at the sixty five and six tenths (265.6) feet to the stone bound at the place of beginning, containing fifty four one-hundredths (54/100) place of beginning, containing fifty four one-hundredths (54/100) of an acre, more or less. of an acre, more or less. Together with, and as appurtenant to, the lots of land herein- Together with, and as appurtenant to, the lots of land herein- a bove described a right of way for all purposes of a way in and over above described a right of way for all purposes of a way in and over said private road or way hereinbefore described as running easterly said private road or way hereinbefore described as running easterly from the town road, to be used in common with others who now have or from the town road, to be used in common with others who now have or may hereafter acquire similar rights therein; and excepting from this may hereafter acquire similar rights therein; and except ing from this conveyance the rights of way which have been heretofore granted to conveyance the rights of way which have been heretofore granted to others in and over said private way. others in and over said private way. Granting also to the Grantee herein the right to lay and main- Granting also to the Grantee here in the right to lay and main- tain water pipes on the side of or under said herein granted right tain water pipes on the side of or under said herein granted right of way from the town road to the herein conveyed lots; and also the of way from the town road to the herein conveyed lots; and also the right to carry and maintain telephone and electric light wires on right to carry and maintain telephone and electric light wires on poles or under ground in and along said right of way from sa id town poles or under ground in and along said right of way from sa town road to the herein conveyed lots. road to the herein conveyed lots. This conveyance is made subject to any and all rights of the This conveyance is made subject to any and all rights of the public in the town road along the property first described. public in the town road along the property first described.