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37 has a brick dwelling House twenty one feet by forty six feet setting room and kithhen eighteen feet by thirty six feet Brick meat House fourteen feet by fifteen feet frame Poultry House twenty six feet by twenty feet frame Quarter twenty by ten feet frame milk House ten feet square frame carriage House ten by twenty one feet frame Granary twenty seven by twenty one feet corn crib twenty four by eight feet frame Barn including shed stabling fifty four by thirty feet all which described buildings are in good order and repair except the last named which is in a delapedated condition needing immediate repairs there is also on said premises a Garden fifty six yards by fifty one yards enclosed by a paling fence a lot of about six Acres of land containing a small number of peach and apple Trees of not much value and about one thousand young peach Trees set out in the field near the Barn and not enclosed and is devided at present into five fields and one small lot enclosed by good fencing and is supposed to contain about three hundred and thirty acres of land two hundred and thirty of which is tillable the remaing one hundred acres consists of Mash and wood and not considered very valuable and is valued seperately at eleven hundred dollars The other Farm on which Mr Gemmill resides has a two strong Frame dwelling Houses thirty three by eighteen feet and log Kitchen twenty seven by sixteen feet conn House twenty two by ten feet log poultry House sixteen by thurteen Frame Granary twenty nine by twenty four feet and corn crib attached thereto log stable eighteen by twenty one feet and frame shed thereto an old log & frame out house in a delapedated cordetion and little value a log meat House twelve feet square frame milk house seven and a half feet square Garden forty three by twenty five yards inclosed by paling a well of water in the yard this farm is devided into four fields the buildings thereon are in bad Condetiones generally as well as the fencing it contains by estemation about three hundred and eighty acres of which we suppose two hundred to be arable the remaing one hundred and eighty acres are mostly in valuable wood and Branch and is now valued at seven hundred dollars making the whole Estate as before stated at the annual value of eighteen hundred Dollars six hundred of which goes to the widow bearing twelve hundred Dollars annually as the said Minors Share of Said Estate in witness whereof we have hereto annexed our said appointment and the oath by us taken 25 Nov 1864 Dan Jones Geo N Sleine |
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