HomeMy WebLinkAbout415 Perambulation between Lexington & Woburn, October 10, 1864We the subscribers, this 10th day of October A.D. 1864, have perambulated
the line between the Towns of Woburn and Lexington and found the
monuments in good order, and properly marked according to law. The monuments
stand in the following places to wit: The first in a pasture of the Farm
late of Hammond Locke deceased; proceeding in a Southerly direction the
second is on the East side of the Road formerly the Middlesex Turnpike;
The third is on the Northerly side of the Road from Lexington to Woburn
by the "Duren Place": The Fourth is in a lot of Young Wood East of the House
of the Late Benjamin Wyman; The fifth stands by the wall on the Farm
of Hugh Graham; The sixth on the same Farm near the Barn; The seventh
is on the Northerly side of the Road called in Woburn "Lexington Street"
East of said Graham's House: The Eighth is in a Field of the John Winning's;
The ninth stands in the Wall a few Rods Southerly from said Winnings
Barn, and is the Southerly Corner of Woburn, and the Westerly Corner
of Winchester.
Cyrus Thompson
Saml. F. Thompson
} Substitutes for the
Selectmen of
Woburn.
Webster Smith
Wm Henry Smith
Hammond Reed
} Selectmen
of
Lexington