1 Concord Rd

Signed May 18, 1871 under a vote of May 1, for $1400: "one undivided third part of a certain tract of land situate in the centre of said Billerica, and known as the Bowers Homestead containing one and three quarter acres more or less, with a house and barn thereon", from the road leading to Carlisle at land of Dudley Foster, south by Foster to John Baldwin, east by Baldwin to the First Congregationalist Society, north and east by the Societys land to the main street, north on the street to the Carlisle road and west on the road. "Being a part of the real estate devised to said grantors by Priscilla Bowers."

• March 16, 1869 Will: Estate of Priscilla Bowers of Billerica, singlewoman (d. Feb. 22, 1869) to The First Baptist Church in Billerica (remainder, after the deaths of her sisters Mary and Fanny Bowers) (Probate #27759) (devised by Priscilla Bowers)

• September 21, 1880 Deed: William H. Osborn of New York City, and wife Virginia R. Osborn to The Bennett Public Library Association of Billerica (141/433) (cut from the homestead Osborn bought in 1871)
• 1884 Quitclaim Deed: William H. Osborn of Garrison, New York, and wife Virginia R. Osborn to Fred H. Parker of Lowell (170/147)

Signed May 16, 1871 under a town-meeting vote of May 2, 1871, for $2800: "two undivided third parts of a certain tract of land situate in the centre of said Billerica, and known as the Bowers Homestead containing one & three quarter acres more or less, with a house and barn thereon", same bounds as the Baptist deed (Dudley Foster, John Baldwin, the First Congregationalist Society, the main street and the Carlisle road). "Being part of the real estate devised to said grantors by Mary Bowers and Fanny Bowers." The town kept the proceeds in the Bowers fund for the worthy poor. Countersigned by Dudley Foster, Treasurer.

• May 17, 1870 Will: Estate of Mary Bowers of Billerica, singlewoman (d. 1870) to The Town of Billerica, for the benefit of the poor (Probate #27756) (devised by Mary (and Fanny) Bowers)

• September 21, 1880 Deed: William H. Osborn of New York City, and wife Virginia R. Osborn to The Bennett Public Library Association of Billerica (141/433) (cut from the homestead Osborn bought in 1871)
• 1884 Quitclaim Deed: William H. Osborn of Garrison, New York, and wife Virginia R. Osborn to Fred H. Parker of Lowell (170/147)

Indenture of October 15, 1884, for $4500: "All that certain tract of land situate in the centre of the town of Billerica ... known as the Bowers Homestead containing one and three quarter acres more or less, with a house and barn thereon", from the road leading to Carlisle at land of Dudley Foster, south by Foster to John Baldwin, east by Baldwin to the First Congregationalist Society, north and east by the Societys land to Main street, north on Main street to Carlisle Road and west on the road. "Saving and excepting a portion of said premises heretofore, on the 8th September 1880, conveyed by the said Wm H. Osborn and Virginia R. his wife to the Bennett Public Library Association", 137 by 70 by 136 by 50 feet on Main Street at the First Parish land. Virginia R. Osborn released dower and thirds by a separate deed recorded next (page 148). No title recital.

• June 13, 1871 Quitclaim Deed: The Members of the First Baptist Church and Society of Billerica, by Edward Spaulding and George C. Gilman, committee to William H. Osborn of New York City (80/250)
• June 13, 1871 Quitclaim Deed: The Inhabitants of the Town of Billerica, by Dudley Foster, Israel A. Colson and David L. Mason, committee to William H. Osborn of New York City (80/253)

• August 25, 1896 Warranty Deed: Fred H. Parker of Billerica, formerly of Lowell, and wife Catherine G. Parker to Rev. Minot J. Savage of Boston (278/110)

• September 21, 1880 Deed: William H. Osborn of New York City, and wife Virginia R. Osborn to The Bennett Public Library Association of Billerica (141/433) ("saving and excepting" the 1880 library lot)