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IN WITNESS YHSREOF the varty of the first vert have set their hands and senle or caused these vresents to be signed by its proper cornorste officers end caucet its proner corporate reel to be hereto effixed, the day and year first above written. Simned, Sealed and Delivered George J:Lohman + Seal in the presence of Benjamin Eber Ruff Lohman Seal STATE OF NEW JERSEY, $5 .~ Be fi REMEMBERED That on this 6th coutry OF ESSEX dey of January in the year One thou-}® 5 ' gand Nine Hundred and forty three before me, the subscriber, A Mester in Chancery of New Jeveey personally nvnerred. Geofee J.Lohman an@Ruth M.Lohman, his wife, who, T am satisfied sre the grantors mentioned in the within Instrument, to‘whom 7 first made know the contenté thereof, an@ thereypon they acknowledged that they signed, sealed end de- livered “the seme as their voluntary act and deed, for the uses an4 purposes therein ex- “pressed. 5 Benjamin Eber, A Master in Chancery of itew Jersey Received in the office Jenuary 29th A.P.1943 at 11:21 -A.M. "0.17 “ Recorded at the reouest of Nathan Turesky } oe : Aiot-(7ee fayfes GEORGE W. MERCK, ET UX THIS THDENTURE mede the PLet Aay of 10 -* _ January 1943 between Seorze ¥.Kerck BURTON CANFIELD, ET UX "+ and Serena Stevens Herck, his wife, both of the own of Wert Orenge of the County of Essex and State of “ew Jersey varties of the first nert an? Burton Cenf tel: nnd Jeanette Canfield, hie wife, both residing at the northeasterly corner of Prosnect of Avenue and Unper Entrenre in the Town of Weet Orenee in the ‘County of Essex and St: New Jereey varties of the secon’ + rt; WITHESSEYH That the cei? parties of the firet part for and in eanaiderntion of the sum of Mme hundred and more Rollers, lawfu’. money of the United ‘Stetes of Americe, to them in hand paid by the parties of the secan@ nart at or before the senling and Jelivery of these presents, the receint whereof is hereby acknowledged, and tre snid earties of the first vert beine therewith fully satisfied, contented and vid, have iver, crente?, bareaine?, sol4, pliene’, released, enfenffed conveved and confirmes, on’ by these resents ¢- «ive, grent, bargain, sell, plten, re- lease, enfeoff, convey and confirm unto the said verties of the second nert, en? to the survivor of them, an to hie or her heirs and assigns forever, All that tract or parcel of land together with the buildines

eoff, convey and confirm unto the said verties of the second nert, en? to the survivor of them, an to hie or her heirs and assigns forever, All that tract or parcel of land together with the buildines pné improvements thereon situate, lying and beine FO ee described as follows: BEGINING pt anoint on the easterly side of Prospect Avenue formerly known na Fairmount Avenue end aleo ae Perry Lane, which roint of beginning te aistent 116.73 feet northerly from the northerly si¢e of lends now or formerly owned by Louis A. Donner vhich point of béginning 1s -1ro in the center line of a road known as Unoer Entrance, thence (1) along seid side of Prosnect Avenue north 23° 11' east 1st. 9h Ehence (2) eouth 67° 23' east 10 feet thence (3) north 23° 11' east yo feet to lands now or formerly of Mary McCarthy thence (4) slong sia lands now or formerly of Hery MeCerthy south 67° 23! east 183.05 feet to an iron nine thence (§) eouth 23° 11' west 166.85 feet to the center Line of said Upver Entronce nnd thence (6) westerly elon gaia center line of said Unner Entpance 197.94 feet to the point of beeinnine. Said nremices beine shown as Lot 2 on survey of Llewellyn Perk Extension made by J.Wadlece Yirrins, professionel engineer and Irnd surveyor,dated November 19,190

as continued to May 13, 1941. TOGETHER with en easement to use the land lying within the boun?s of sald Unper Entrance as shown on said surveys(intended to constitute the paved roadway 20 feet in wiéth.the nortrerly 10 feet of which is incluéed in the premises above describ- ea) for purposes of ingres= end egress. Eas. Subject, however, to an ensement reserved to the parties of the first part their heirs and essigne, for the use, maintenence, reveir end replacement of @ sanitary sever which sewer connects with » sumptank and pump on the nremises above described i ené runs from there into Prospect Avenue which said easement shall inclute the, Joint use of anid? eugo tank end pun with the varties of the aecond uart, their heirs end nan signe. a : , Subject also; to an ensement hereby reserved to the parties of the first pert, their heirs an@ asrigne, for the use, maintenence, rennir and replacement of 9 +‘ storm drain as now locate? upon seid premises above described serving two catch basing Located in seid Upper Entrance snd running northeasterly therefrom around the butléing on anid vremises above described and thence easterly to a voint near the northeasterly corner of the premises above described. . Subject, also, to the right of the parties of “the firdt part their heirs end CO —“(<eE—————CV WoMerck H one of the nerties of the firet part to use oll end any part of said Upner Entrence as » t shown on said survey for vurnoses of ingress and erress or otherwise. Subject, also to the maintensnce, repair end replacement ofgthe present etond woll located on said premises end running slong Prospect Avenue together with the ; priviIéé to the parties of the first vert thetr heirs and aseians, to enter upon said premises to maintein, rebeir end ‘replace aid wall without, however, assuming any CS isis——s—=—“C ;$ssts—s <=Srt—“‘a_i—OSSsSSSseMSNSON ' their heire, executors, a@ministratore and assigns, not to demage or remove, or allow to be damaged or removed, any rart of enid wall. : Subject oso, to covenenti, contitions, restrictions and, regulations tater to those contained in deed affecting ther proverty made by Llewellyn 8.Heckell ae CO ee _ —“( ié$§$rrt—SC Peede of the County of Racex in Book.C 10 page 293 end terme and conditions simflar to! thore conteine? in eed nade between Liewellyn 8.Heikell. aii@-others. dated February 1, ; 1871 end recorded in

C Peede of the County of Racex in Book.C 10 page 293 end terme and conditions simflar to! thore conteine? in eed nade between Liewellyn 8.Heikell. aii@-others. dated February 1, ; 1871 end recorded in the Office of eid Register in Book L 15 page S71- Subject also to the following covenants and restrictions which shall be con/: sidered as running with the’ lend end which thé seid’perties of the second part for | i‘ themselves, their heirs, executors, Aaministrators apd assigns, hereby agree’ to observeyS nerform end keep viz . . (1) that there shell not be erecte’ on eny part of said premises any patna || tne or structure excent one dvelline house of at least two stories Jn heimht- and with out p flat roof, which shall be constructed end adavted for enti be occunted by only one family, and a private garare for use by the occupants of said dwelling house; and i che mein foundatinn end frorft, walls of seid dwelling house shall nou be nearer than 50 feet to the line of any 'stre@, rosa or avenue and no portion of which or of any porel | or projection anpurtensnt thereto sha*l be nearer then 25 feet to the aide or rear Lines of said premises end no nortion of the private rarare shall be neerer then 70 “feet to une line of seid etreet, rord or avenue or nearer then 20 feet to the rear or aide lines of eat vremices, excent thet e orivate garere say be attrched to or foray el

an integr=l part of sald @velling house; “(2) That no fence shall be built, erected or maintained unon the front, reid or side-tines of seid vremises other than an oven fence not exceedine four feet six d incties in height or 2 nedge; (3) That these covenants shall be gonstrutd es covenants running with the lend, except, hovever, that 1t te understood ond egreed that eatd George W.Merék, on of the nartiesr of the first pert, his heirs, execitors, administrators or esciens, at nis or their ontion from time to tine release seid nremtces or any part thereof and + ay and-every vremises which may be conveyed by thé narties of the firct nart, thein® heivs exeeutors, eduinietrators or aseigna, onder (Similar covenents from any or all of said covenants or alter the seme and thet the perties of the second nart shell acouire ff | no right in eny other vreaiges now owned by sald George W.Kerck end no right to preven Him, his heire, executors, administrators or assigns, from releasing or altering sald covenente; 5 (4) That the foregoing restrictions shall cease and terminate on the lst jay “of. January 1967. TOGETHER with All and cingular the houses, buildings, trees, weys, waters, profits, nrivileres and advantewea with the avrartenances to the came beloneing or in anywise apnertaining. ALSC ell the estete. right, ‘title, interest, nronerty, claim and demand whatsoever of the said parties of the first nert, of, in and to the seme, and of, in and to every art end narcel thereof. TO RAVE AND TO HOLD ll and singular the above Gescribed land end vremisee, with the npurtencnces, unto the seid narties of the second vart, ané to the survivor of then, ana to his or her heirs end esciane, to the only prover use, benefit end behoof of the cid narties of the secan2 rert end the sur- vivor of them nnd his or her heire end assigns forever. IE WITVESS WHEREOF the nerties of the firet wart heve set their henés end seals the day ond vear first ebnve written. _— George W.Herck Sept. Serene Stevens Kerck Fear STATE OF KEW YORK,77 BE 17 REMEMBERED that on this 21st COUNTY OF SEW -YORK day of January 1943 vefore me the subscriber, versonally anrenred George W.Merck and Serena Stevens Merck, ais wife, who I em satiefied are the grentore named in and who executed the within Indenture end 7 having first made known to them the contents thereof they @1¢ thereunon severally acknow

vens Merck, ais wife, who I em satiefied are the grentore named in and who executed the within Indenture end 7 having first made known to them the contents thereof they @1¢ thereunon severally acknow E ledge thet they signe@, sealed and delivered the same ss their voluntary act and deed for the uses and purvoses therein expressed. Yelen G.Murony, Notary Public, Queens County QUEENS COUNTY Queens Cr.C1k's 85.4 29,Reg.Ho.932t NOTARY PUBLIC ” r.Ca.C1k's No.1305 Reg.No.3-N-837 Cosimission Exoires Harch 30,1943 STATE OF YEW YORK, SS) Ho.92266 COUNTY OF WEW YORK T,Archibala R.Watson, County “lerk and Clerk of the Supreme Court, New York County, the same being a Court of Recor@ having] by law a see] DO HEREBY CERTIFY thet Helen G.Murnhy whose nema, is subscribed to the annexed denosition, certificate of arknovledement or proof, was at the time of taking the ame a “otery Public acting in end for aia County duly commissioned nd svorn, end qualified to act ne such; that he has filed in the “lerk's Cffice of she County of

Mim AND SALE (COV. AGAINST GRANTOR) FORM WO. 189 THE ENISHOLM PRINTING COMPAMT. 409 PEARL Sta H.Y. a0 vo This Indenture, Made the 29th dayof Way » in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-nine, ‘Between JEANETTE WINDHAM and JULIUS C. WINDHAM, her husband, of the Town of West Orange, in the County of Basex and State of New Jersey, party of the first part: and GEORGE ALTMAN and ADELINE K. ALTMAN, his wif residing at 24 Hutton Avenue, in the Town of West Orange, County of Essex and < State of New Jersey, Ties oe > 2 party of the second part; GBitnesseth, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of One dollar and other good and valuable consideration lawful money of the United Stites of Amerien, to them in hand well and truly paid by the sai purty of the second part, ut or before the seating und delivery of these presents, the receipt whereuf ix hereby acknonteaged, and the said party of the first part Leing therewith fully satisfied. contented and paid, have given, granted, bargained, sold, alicned, velvasct. eufeoffed, conveyed and. con fi anu by these presente do give, grant, bargain, sett, ition, release, enfenff, eoncey and confirm. 1 the said party of the second part, andto their heLre and assigns, forever, Wi] that certain trator parcel af tund and premises, hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying und being in the Town of West Orange, in the County of BB 80X and State of New Jerseys BROINNING at a point on the easterly side of Prospect Avenue formerly known as Fairaount Avenue and also as Perry Lane, which point of beginning is distant 118.73 feet northerly from the north- erly side of lands now or formerly owned by Louis A. Donner, which point of beginning is also in the center line of a road known as Upper Entrance; thence (1) along said side of Prospect Avenue north 23 degrees 11 minutes east 154.94 feet; thence (2) south 67 degrees 23 minutes east 10 feet; thence (3) north 23 degrees 11 minutes east 10 feet to lands now or formerly of Mary McCarthy; thence (4) along said lands now or formerly of Mary MoCarthy south 67 degrees 23 minutes east 183.05 feet to an iron pipe; thence (5) south 23 de- grees 11 minutes west 166.85 feet to the center line of said Upper Entrance; thence (6) westerly along said center line of said Upper Entrance 193.04 feet to the point of BEGINNING, BEING shown

3 de- grees 11 minutes west 166.85 feet to the center line of said Upper Entrance; thence (6) westerly along said center line of said Upper Entrance 193.04 feet to the point of BEGINNING, BEING shown as Lot 2 on survey of Llewellyn Park Extension sade by J. Wallace Higgins, Prof. Eng. & Id. Surv., dated Nov. 19, 1940, as continued to May 13, 1941. TOGETHER with an casement to use the land lying within the bounds of said Upper Entrance as shown on said survey (intended to constitute the paved roadway 20 feet in width, the northerly 10 feet of which is inoluded in the premises above described) for purposes of ingress and egress. SUBJECT to public and private rights, if any, in and to said roadway known as Upper Entrances subject to easament for utilities and pipes which aay be laid therein; subject to easement for sanitary sewer line, septic tank and pump and stora drain crossing said premises, and to catch basin or basins located on said premises; subject to

80083639 an 249 rights of others to maintain the stone wall running along Prospect Avenue; subject to mislocation of fences located on the north line of premises} subject to such state of facts as shown on aforesaid survey of J. Wallace Higgins. BEING the same premises conveyed to Burton Canfield and Jeanette Canfield, his wife by George W. Merck and Serena Stevens Merok, his wife, by deed dated January 21, 1943, recorded January 29, 1943 in Book I 101 of Deeds for Essex County on pages 170, &., and subject to covenants, restrictions and easements therein set forth. Said. irton Canfield died, a resident of Essex County, on January 2, 1949 vesting title to the aforesaid premises in said Jeanette Canfield as surviving tenant by the entirety. Said Jeanette Canfield thereafter married Juliue C. Windham, the other party of the first part hereto.

wet 3K5715°60178 Ae THIS FIRST AMENDMENT TO INDENTURE, made this _j6rn day of \ \ 5 \ August , A.D. Two Thousand; ORIGINALLY BETWEEN Llewellyn S. Haskell and Mary ‘Ana, his wife, of the township of Orange, in the county of Essex, and state of New Jersey, of the first part; and Augustus O. Moore; of the township of Orange, in the county of Essex, and state of New Jersey, Thomas B. Merrick, of the city, county and state of New York, and Edwin C. Burt, of the city of Brooklyn, in the county of Kings, and state of New York; of the second part; AMENDED BY Bernard Berkowitz, Charles Segal, and Charles Stanziale, the Trustees of Llewellyn Park, Susan Bennett, Ernest Booker, Richard Cherchio, Gloria Gelmann, Victor Groisser, Andrew LoRe, James Orr, Leonard Polaner and Deborah Streleck-Borenstein, the members of the Committee of Managers of Llewellyn Park, together with the Proprietors (as hereinafter defined) of the Trust established by the Deed of Trust set forth on Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof, AS ORDERED by the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, in accordance with the ORDER attached hereto as Exhibit B mgm DreasS Benes a3 oh ee BOR G'S. ain S™ o BS" Sosk h2-BSse SBS uw Soo tos a at OP Bee Se Size SBERS Oe mh "es &