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Land titles of the American antiquarian society

Charles A. (Charles Augustus) Chase 1833-1911

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Description:Excerpt from Land Titles of the American Antiquarian Society At the April meetings of this Society, two years ago, it being the last one which we were to hold as guests of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, I gave some account of the places in which the Boston meetings had been held since the first meeting for organization on Nov. 11, 1812. Within the last month there have been entered of record in the Registry of Deeds at Worcester, instruments by which the County of Worcester and the American Antiquarian Society by mutual agreements and releases establish forever the boundaries between their respective estates, which have been recently changed by the action of the County Commissioners under the sanction of the General Court. The land on which the first Hall of the Society was erected, was in the immediate neighborhood of the lot now occupied, and it seemed fitting to the writer to trace the land titles of each estate, and to make them a matter of record in our Proceedings. This he has not done strictly after the manner of the professional conveyancer, but in a way which will give the history of the titles with some side facts not without interest in themselves. In going back to the early proprietors of this land, we are struck by the very goodly fellowship in which we find our original grantors.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Land titles of the American antiquarian society. To get started finding Land titles of the American antiquarian society, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Excerpt from Land Titles of the American Antiquarian Society At the April meetings of this Society, two years ago, it being the last one which we were to hold as guests of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, I gave some account of the places in which the Boston meetings had been held since the first meeting for organization on Nov. 11, 1812. Within the last month there have been entered of record in the Registry of Deeds at Worcester, instruments by which the County of Worcester and the American Antiquarian Society by mutual agreements and releases establish forever the boundaries between their respective estates, which have been recently changed by the action of the County Commissioners under the sanction of the General Court. The land on which the first Hall of the Society was erected, was in the immediate neighborhood of the lot now occupied, and it seemed fitting to the writer to trace the land titles of each estate, and to make them a matter of record in our Proceedings. This he has not done strictly after the manner of the professional conveyancer, but in a way which will give the history of the titles with some side facts not without interest in themselves. In going back to the early proprietors of this land, we are struck by the very goodly fellowship in which we find our original grantors.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Land titles of the American antiquarian society. To get started finding Land titles of the American antiquarian society, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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