11 Water St

Recorded July 18, 1910. For $1, the same 40-acre homestead "with all the buildings thereon formerly known as the homestead of Charles Stearns, deceased, and more recently known as the homestead of Peter Dolan, deceased" and the Crosby lot, to Peter's widow and their son Francis "as joint tenants and not as tenants in common"; "Being all and the same premises to me conveyed by William J. Lyons et als, by deed of even date".

• July 18, 1910 Quitclaim: Heirs and devisees of Peter Dolan: William J. and Mary L. Lyons, Philip B. Dolan, Catherine A. Loftus, Richard J. and Bessie L. Conway, Susie G. Dolan, Johanna Dolan, Francis J. Dolan, Margaret L. Dolan, Charles A. and Annie F. Dullea, Henry Dolan to Florence E. Grant of Chelmsford (454/213) (straw reconveyance)

• August 24, 1911 Deed: Francis J. Dolan of Billerica to Johanna Dolan of Billerica (472/328) (part of the Grant deed premises)
• August 24, 1911 Deed: Johanna Dolan of Billerica, widow to Susie G. Dolan of Billerica (later Susan G. Shaw) (472/329) (part of the Grant deed premises)
• August 31, 1916 Quitclaim Deed: Johanna Dolan, widow, and Francis J. Dolan of Billerica (Alice M. Dolan releasing dower) to Lewis F. Willard, Trustee for the Nuttings Lake Cooperative Association (561/117) (portion of the Grant to Dolan premises)

Dated August 11, 1916, for consideration paid, "Four certain lots of land situated in said Billerica on the southerly side of Walnut Avenue and the northerly side of Water Street", lots 20, 21, 22 and 23 on the "Plan of Lots Indian Knoll Terrace, Billerica, Mass., owned by Frank Dolan, May 28, 1910, W. L. Whittemore C. E." (Plan Book 27, Plan 49): north by Walnut Avenue 100 ft, east by lot 24 108.6 ft, south by Water Street 102 ft, west by lot 19 89.5 ft, 9,906 square feet. "Being a portion of the premises to us conveyed by Florence E. Grant by deed dated June 14, 1910", Book 454, Page 216, with a right of way through Water Street to the Middlesex Turnpike.

• July 18, 1910 Quitclaim: Florence E. Grant of Chelmsford to Johanna Dolan (widow of Peter) and Francis J. Dolan of Billerica (454/216) (portion of the Grant to Dolan premises)

• December 2, 1925 Trustee's Deed: Lewis F. Willard, Trustee for the Nuttings Lake Cooperative Association to Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston, a corporation sole (731/125) (same premises conveyed to the trustee)

• August 31, 1916 Declaration of Trust: Lewis F. Willard of Billerica, trustee to Nuttings Lake Cooperative Association (561/115) (trust recorded herewith)

Dated October 17, 1925, for consideration paid (one dollar in stamps), "four certain lots of land with the buildings thereon" on the south side of Walnut Avenue and the north side of Water Street, lots 20-23 of Indian Knoll Terrace (Plan Book 27, Plan 49), 9,906 square feet, with the right of way through Water Street to the Middlesex Turnpike; "Being the same premises conveyed to me as trustee ... by the said Johanna Dolan and Francis J. Dolan by deed dated August 11, 1916", Book 561, Page 117. Subject to the 1925 taxes. Annie V. Geary, secretary, certifies the directors' vote of October 3, 1925 authorizing the deed. The building became St. Mary's of the Lake Church.

• August 31, 1916 Quitclaim Deed: Johanna Dolan, widow, and Francis J. Dolan of Billerica (Alice M. Dolan releasing dower) to Lewis F. Willard, Trustee for the Nuttings Lake Cooperative Association (561/117) (same premises conveyed to the trustee)

• April 18, 1985 Quitclaim Deed: Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston, a corporation sole (Most Rev. Bernard F. Law) to A private owner of Nuttings Lake (3011/37) (grantor title)

Acknowledged April 12, 1985, for $15,000, "Four certain lots of land" on Walnut Avenue and Water Street, lots 20-23 of Indian Knoll Terrace, 9,906 square feet, with the Water Street right of way; "For grantor's title, see Deed of Lewis F. Willard, Trustee for the Nuttings Lake Cooperative Association, dated October 17, 1925", Book 731, Page 125. Unlike 1925, no buildings are mentioned. The lot passed within the buyer's family in 1999 and 2002 (assessor: vacant land, use 131, in 1999), the present house was built in 2003, and it was sold in 2018 (Book 32492, Page 172).

• December 2, 1925 Trustee's Deed: Lewis F. Willard, Trustee for the Nuttings Lake Cooperative Association to Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston, a corporation sole (731/125) (grantor title)