HomeMy WebLinkAbout435 Perambulation between Lexington & Burlington, September 3, 1850Be it remembered that on the 3rd day of September 1850.
The Selectmen of Lexington and Burlington Perambulated the
boundary line between said Towns and erected Stone monuments
where a renewal was necessary as follows Viz.
Commencing at a Stone Monument at the corner of Bedford, Burlington
& Lexington marked B.B.L. near an old cellar north of the
house of Daniel Cummings, thence to a corner of the wall by
Charles Robinsons long pasture thence by said wall through
a meadow owned by said Robinson - thence by a wall over
the hill to a Stone monument marked L.B. on Bull Meadow
hill so called, thence to a Stone monument in the corner of
the wall on the south side of the road opposite the barn of Amos
Anger [Angier?] - thence to a Stone monument marked L.B. north
of the house of Nickols Locke and standing near the wall
on turn of Wm. P. Gibbs land - thence to a Stone monument on the north
side of the new road near the Barn of Wm. P. Gibbs - thence
to a Stone monument marked L.B. crossing the brook below the
mill pond and standing on the north side of the old road;
thence through the mill pond to a Stone monument marked
L.B. on the north side of the Turnpike near where Randalls Mill
was recently burnt; thence to a Stone monument marked
L.B.W. at the coner [corner] of Lexington and Burlington and side line of Woburn
Philip Russell
S. M. Robinson
Joseph Howe
} Selectmen
of
Lexington.
Wm. Nichols
George Gleason
Wm. Winn Jr.
} Selectmen
of
Burlington