HomeMy WebLinkAbout439 Perambulation between Lexington & Waltham, September 6, 1850We the Subscribers, Selectmen of Lexington
and Waltham have this Sixth day of
September 1850 perambulated & run the lines
& renewed the bounds between said towns
& make return as follows viz:
Beginning at a stone monument by
the brook South of Phinehas Laurence's [Lawrence's] house
marked LWW, thence Southerly about 88 rods
to a stone monument marked LW on a
flat ledge in T. Sanderson's land, thence westerly
about 144 rods to a stone monument
marked LW on the westerly side of the road
near A. Wellington's barn, thence to a stone
monument marked LW, about 174 rods, by the
road near the house of Archelaus Bennett, thence
to the north side of a large stone in the wall
marked LW by land of E. Smith's about 97 rods,
thence to a stone monument marked LW in
the wall, by a wood lot owned by Thomas Cutler
about 91 rods, thence to a stone monument at the
corner of Lexington Waltham & Lincoln marked
LWL about 500 rods. Said line is supposed
to be straight from the monument in T. Sanderson's
land to the corner, being the line & bounds between
Lexington, Waltham & Lincoln.
(over)
Nathan Sanderson
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Samuel Perry
} Selectmen
of Waltham
Philip Russell
S W. Robinson
Joseph Howe
} Selectmen
of
Lexington