DB 3639 PG 248 rcd 3 31 2026

FD PH8 8 This Indenture, RS. 3-H Made the 29th ay of + im the year of our Lord one Thowsand Wine Hundred and PAftycntne” ‘Berween JEANETTE WINDHAM and JULIUS C, WINDHAM, her husband, ” at Orange, in the County and Stateof New Jersey, party of the ost par ano QBOROE ALTMAN and ADELINE K, ALTMAN, his wie residing at 24 Mutton Avenue, in tl Town of Woot Orange, County of Hosex and State of New Jersey, party of the second part; Gitnesseth, That the sid party of the frst part, for and in conseration of One dollar and other good and valuable consideration axefut money of the United States of Amerion, fo them in hand well and truly paid by the said arty ofthe second port, af av Oefare the sealing and delivery of these presents, he reveiph whereuf is Aercby ackmacteged and the oaid party of the first mart leing Uhercweith fully vatisied. contented ‘and paid, have given, granted, bargained, soll, alicned, weasel. enfeoffe, conveyed and confirmel, ‘and by these presente to. give, grant, bargain, seil-aicn, releuse,enfenft, vonceyy ana confi wnts the said purty of the second part, and to CHELE HEAT andl aasigns, forcier, GIL that certain — tract 1. hereinafter partiouberly Aeseribea, stuote, lying am being in the of Mest Orange, in the County of Baaex and State of New Jereoyt BEOINNINO at a point on the easterly aide of Prospect Avenue foraerly known as Fairmount Avenu Perry Lane, which Point of beginning ta distant 118-73 feet northerly’ trea, the asrth- griy side, of lands pow or formerly owned by Louis A. Donner, which point of beginning 1s also in the center line of « road known a Upper Entrance; thenc eat along said side of Prospect Avenue north 23 degrees 11 minutes east 154.94 feet; thence (2) south 67 degrees 23 ainutes cast 10 feet; thence (3) north 23 degrees 11 minutes east 10 feet to lands now or foraerly of Mary McCarthy; thence (4) along seid lands now, or formerly of Mary MoCarthy south 67 degrees 23 cast I oe ——_t he by J. Wallace Higgins, Prof. Eng. & Id. Surv., dated Nov. 19, 1: aa continued to May 13, 194i. TOOBTHER with an easement to use the land lying within the bounds of said Upper Entrance as shown en said survey (intended to constitute the paved roadway 20 feet in width, the northerly 10 feet of which 1s included in the premises above described) for purposes of ingress and egret sto’ Fo Promise: Sri ‘outen baoin ‘or basins iscated

the paved roadway 20 feet in width, the northerly 10 feet of which 1s included in the premises above described) for purposes of ingress and egret sto’ Fo Promise: Sri ‘outen baoin ‘or basins iscated on sale proicesh subject’ ts

0003639 2.249 rights of others to maintain the etene’wall running along Prospect Avenues subject to mislocation of fences located on the north line of premises; subject to such state of facts as shown on aferesaid survey of J. Wallace Higgin: BEING the same proniaes 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, &c., and subject to covenants, restrictions and easements therein set forth. Said/Surton 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 Julius C. Windham, the other party of the firat part hereto.