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:rr� ro Mr. Raymond F. Boudreau, 79 Lowell Street Lexington, Massachusetts Dear Mr. Boudreau: December 6, 1957 I understand that you have some interest in property in Lexington which stands in the name of the late Theodore Alexander, who died in 1919 when he was living at 83 Camden Street, Boston, Massachusetts. His wife was then dead, and his children were John, Mattie, Mary, and Lena. Mattie and Mary died same years ago and their estates were probated and closed. John died on Dec- ember 23, 1956, and his estate is in the process of being probated. Lena is still living in New York, in an institution. Nave of these four children had any children of their own, and John's estate will go to his widow. When Theodore Alexander died he left no assets except the Lexington real estate, he did not leave a will, and no administra- tion was taken out. His son, John, paid the real estate taxes during all of the years after his father's death, and hence would be entitled if the real estate were sold in a probate to recapture these taxes, which would be more than the value of the property. Apparently no me has ever been willing to takeout administrations on Theodore's estate, and John's widow expressly declines to do so and has instructed me, as her husband's executor, to let the property go for taxes. Very truly yours, Edwin W. Hadley Chairman of Planning Board Planning Board Lexington, Mass. Dear Mr. Grindles January 22, 1958 I will agree to your terms with these stipulations 1. That I will not install any utilities in Emeracn Road from rV first road on left to East St. approximately 450 ft. through the Kendrick land where utilities are of no benefit to my subdivision. 2. That for 150 ft. beyond lot 10 on Adams St., I may fill land to 1761 elevation without losing any flooding area for the town thus making one building lot. I lost two lots in Section I because of the 70 ft. town road and its particular place it had to run in Section I. These two lots I valued at a minimum of $2000.00 each making a total of $11000.00. 1 G 1