HomeMy WebLinkAbout418 Report concerning the placement of a monument to mark the boundary between Lexington and Burlington, November 18, 1861Mar. 18. 1861
The Selectmen of Burlington and Lexington by their
Agents Nathan Blanchard and Charles Hudson
met according to appointment, met after having
a line run by Mr Charles Richardson, an approved
Surveyor from a Monument standing in
a pasture near the house of Marshall Locke, being
the corner of the towns of Woburn and
Burlington to a Monument by the side of the
land near the old Randalls Hill, and a due calculation
made, agreed upon the location of a
Monument to mark the line of Towns upon
the road, running from said Locke's to Nathan
Blanchards - the Monument to stand upon
the westerly side of said road and to be marked
with the initials of the two towns.
The line is understand to be straight between
the two first named bounds.
Nathan Blanchard
For the Town of Burlington
Charles Hudson
For the Town of Lexington