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8k571 5760183 right shall pay to the said Haskell, his heirs or assigns, having the legal title to the said Park, the sum of Five Dollars annually, as a means of keeping the said road in good condition and repair; WHEREAS, the said Liewellyn §. Haskell and Mary Anna, his wife, by their certain deed of conveyance, bearing date on the second day of December, A.D. eighteen hundred and fifty-six, and recorded in Book A 10 of Deeds for the said county of Essex, on pages 389-91, did convey unto one Margaret Williams of the said township of Orange, and to her heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of land and premises, situate, lying and being on the westerly side of Vailey Road, in the said township of Orange, and containing one acre of land, more or less, as by reference to the said deed of conveyance, and the said record thereof, will more fully and at large appear; WHEREAS, the term “Llewellyn Park” is now commonly used to refer both H to Llewellyn Park as established under the Deed of Trust and the Benefitted Lands (as hereinafter defined), but is used herein solely to refer to the lands held by the Trustees of Llewellyn Park under the Deed of Trust and not the Benefitted Lands; WHEREAS, the parties hereto agree that changes in time and circumstances have made it both necessary and desirable to make certain changes in the terms of the use and enjoyment of Llewellyn Pack and in certain other terms of the Deed of Trust to permit the continued benefits intended by said Llewellyn S. Haskell to inure to the Proprietors of the Trust established by the Deed of Trust, as such parties are further defined in this First Amendment to Indenture, | 6 ' f i i f { i : i | ! . ‘ 5 i