hanover-cemetery-dh38-3-11-046

VERSO:

Copy of Deed from the Dartmouth
Cemetery Association to Henry Fairbanks.

Know all men by these presents that We,
the Dartmouth Cemetery Association existing in
Hanover, County of Grafton and State of New
Hampshire for and in consideration of two
hundred dollars to us in hand before the delivery
hereof, well and truly paid by Henry Fairbanks
of said Hanover, the receipt whereof we do hereby
acknowledge, have granted, bargained and sold and
by these presents do grant give bargain, sell, alien,
enfeoff, convey and confirm to the said.
Henry Fairbanks his heirs and assigns
forever a certain tract or parcel of land lying
and being in said Hanover and bounded
as follows, beginning on the line of Prof.
Hubbard's land, where said line intersects with
the southern boundary of the college lane, thence
running South 11 1/2° west 3 rods and 3 links, thence
North 81 3/4° W. on the Cemetery land 16 rods and
22 links to a stone post at a point where
the Northern boundary of the line of the Cemetery lot
intersects the Southern line of Prof. Fairbank's land,
thence North 72 1/2° East, 13 rods and 2 1/2 links, to
a stone post thence S. 55 3/4° East 5 rods and
21 links to the first mentioned bound
containing about one third of an acre,

RECTO:

more or less, it being understood and agreed
by the contracting parties, that as a part of the
consideration for the land in addition to the
$200 mentioned above, that the said Fairbanks
shall build and maintain a good and
sufficient fence on the whole line between
his land and the Cemetery; and, that in
case he should sell or alienate the land
purchased of this association, it shall be
sold with the perpetual obligation of the
purchaser to repair and sustain said fence;
further, it is agreed as part of the consideration
that said Fairbanks shall allow a right
of way over his land and through his
private road for all the purposes for
which the Association may wish to use it.

The above is a true copy of the terms and
condition of sale. The deed was executed
by the President and Secretary of the Association
and recorded in the Grafton County Records
April 17, 1867, Lib 290; Folio 321

Attest E. D. Sanborn, Secretary