HomeMy WebLinkAbout436 Perambulation between Lexington & Woburn, November 22, 1850We the subscribers, Selectmen of the towns of Woburn &
Lexington, met this day at the corner of the towns of Woburn, Lexington
& Winchester for the purpose of perambulating the lines between the
towns of Woburn & Lexington, commencing at the aforesaid corner,
the line runs northerly through the northeasterly part of
John Winning's barn to a stone post in his mowing land :
then a northerly cresting the road leading from Woburn
to Lexington to a stone path in Thomas F. Russell's land;
thence more northerly to a stone post in Hugh Graham's
land by the wall: thence northerly to a stone post in the
line between lands formerly owned by the late Benjamin Wyman
and the late Thaddeus Munroe: thence still northerly to
a stone post on the Northerly side of the wall called Russell
street by land of James M. Randall; thence a little more
westerly to a stone post on the northeasterly side of the
road formerly the Middlesex Turnpike at land of Adaline
M. Lock [Locke]; thence east of north to a stone post in William
Lock's pasture, being, the corner bound of Woburn, Lexington
& Burlington.
November 22d 1850.
Cyrus Thompson
Bowen Buckman
Samuel R Duren
} Selectmen
of
Woburn
Philip Russell
S. W. Robinson
Joseph Howe
} Selectmen
of
Lexington