Structure · Built 1960
21 Talbot Av
21 Talbot Av
| Address | 21 Talbot Av |
| Built | 1960 |
| Other Lot Structures | Residence at 21 Talbot Av (Built 1960) |
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| March 31, 1794 | Deed | Solomon, Moses and Nathan Carleton, Jesse Manning, Thomas Todd, Thomas Laws and Thomas Mears, heirs of John Carleton, with their wives | Thomas Richardson of Billerica, gentleman | Osgood mill grant land (title background) (duplicate row) | 115/271 (South) |
Billerica town book 9, pages 87-91. Dated April 17, 1783, recorded March 31, 1794. For 818 pounds "lawful Silver money", "about forty Acres of Land ... on the West side of Concord River ... Easterly on said River, Westerly on the highway it being about two thirds of the land which was granted by the Town of Billerica unto Capt. Christopher Osgood", two thirds "of the Mills commonly known by the name of Osgoods or Carletons Mills" and two thirds of the dam and stream with the buildings, "as the same was set off by the Committee for the Widows Thirds", "meaning to convey two thirds of the Homested and Mills and Buildings thereon standing and the Shop is wholley conveyed". Richardson takes on two thirds of the 1708 town conditions, the Ruggles agreement and the repair of "the Bridge or Road" below the dam. Richardson later bought the widow's dower interest (S.115/274 and others) and in 1794 sold the whole as Richardson's Mills to the Middlesex Canal.
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| April 21, 1794 | Deed | Thomas Richardson of Billerica, gentleman (Judith Richardson releasing dower) | Ebenezer Hall of Medford and Samuel Jaques of Wilmington, a committee for the Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal | Richardson to the Middlesex Canal (title background) (duplicate row) | 115/259 (South) |
For 1350 pounds, "about forty acres of Land" bounded easterly by Concord River, westerly by the highway and northerly and southerly by the road; the reversion of half the dower of the widow Hannah Carlton, conveyed to him by Solomon, Moses and Nathan Carlton; five sixths of a small piece at the northeast end of the mill dam, bounded easterly "by Timothy Sprague's Ditch that conveys Water to the Fulling mill"; "together with all the Buildings ... including the Mills Mill priviledges ... commonly known by the name of Richardson's Mills being the same which was formerly granted by the Town of Billerica to Christopher Osgood together with the Mill Dam and Stream", on the conditions of the town's vote of October 4, 1708, a passage for fish, and his 1791 agreement with Timothy Sprague. Dated March 25, 1794; recorded April 21, 1794. Billerica town book 9, pages 81-82. The Canal Mills land from which the proprietors sold their small house lots.
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| April 21, 1832 | Deed | Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal (Peter O. Thacher, president) | Daniel Wilson of Billerica | canal lots to Daniel Wilson (title background) (duplicate row) | 313/21 (South) |
The Canal Proprietors sell Wilson about two and three quarter acres "on the southerly side of the road" from Oliver Farmer's house to the mills owned by the Canal, bounded by land sold to John Mixer and land of the late Nathan Mears, being lots 4 to 12 on Samuel Whiting's plan of the Canal's mill land of May 27, 1816. This is the land on the south side of Elm Street at the corner of the later Colson Street where Wilson built his house in 1848 (MACRIS cites it as the purchase of the house lot). Signed October 24, 1831; recorded April 21, 1832. Billerica town book 16, pages 91-92.
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| April 21, 1832 | Guardian's Deed | John Baldwin of Billerica, Esq., guardian of Lucy Ann, Nathan and Elbert Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears | Daniel Wilson of Billerica | Mears homestead land added to the Wilson land (title background) (duplicate row) | 313/22 (South) |
Licensed by the Supreme Judicial Court, sold at public vendue on the premises March 20, 1832, for $1,428.06, three undivided fifth parts of part of the Mears homestead farm (11 acres 25 1/2 rods, lots 3-5 on S. Livingston's plan) and of "the Z. Shed Lot so called, containing six acres and one hundred and forty three rods", from the northeasterly corner at the road from the "old Mears place" to William Rogers', westerly by the widow Lydia Mears's dower land 58 rods 15 links to William Pollard, southerly by Pollard to the road "leading from the corner so called, to said old Mears place," northeasterly by that road to the corner of the roads about 54 rods, and northerly by the road about 19 poles. Signed March 20, 1832, recorded April 21, 1832. Billerica town book 16, pages 93-95.
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| 1861 | Administration | Estate of Daniel Wilson of Billerica, who died November 29, 1861 intestate | Gardner Parker of Billerica, administrator; widow Mary Wilson and eight children | estate of Daniel Wilson (title background) (duplicate row) | Probate #44864 |
Gardner Parker, husband of Wilson's daughter Adeline, petitioned December 11, 1861 that Daniel Wilson had died November 29, 1861 intestate, leaving his widow Mary and children Mary J. Wilkins, Adeline M. Parker, Horace N. Wilson, Daniel A. Wilson (at Rattlesnake Bar, California), Israel N. Wilson (a captain then serving in Virginia), Frances A. Faulkner and Charles H. Wilson; he was appointed administrator at Cambridge December 24, 1861. The license of April 7, 1863 led to the sale of Wilson's third of the Mears Tavern stand.
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| April 6, 1864 | Administrator's Deed | Gardner Parker of Billerica, administrator of the estate of Daniel Wilson | James Faulkner of Billerica | Wilson homestead farm sold at auction (title background) (duplicate row) | 37/357 |
Under a license of the Probate Court at Lowell of April 7, 1863, after three weeks' notice in the Lowell Daily Courier, the administrator sold at public auction on December 7, 1863, to James Faulkner, the highest bidder, for $4,000, all Wilson's right at his death in "a certain piece or parcel of land situate in said Billerica, containing about twenty-eight acres being the homestead farm of the late Daniel Wilson", bounded west by the road from Billerica to North Billerica, north by that road and lands of Easty, I. N. Wilson, Foster, Lane and C. P. Talbot & Co., east by Easty, Foster, Lane and the Concord River, and south by the Concord River and the Common. Dated December 7, 1863; acknowledged April 5, 1864; recorded April 6, 1864.
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| April 6, 1864 | Quitclaim | James Faulkner of Billerica (Fanny A. Faulkner releasing dower and homestead) | Gardner Parker of Billerica | Faulkner to Gardner Parker (title background) (duplicate row) | 37/358 |
For $4,000, the same twenty-eight acres "being the homestead farm of the late Daniel Wilson of said Billerica deceased", same bounds, "subject to a right of way over a portion of said premises, and to the dower of Mary Wilson, widow". Faulkner (husband of Wilson's daughter Frances) passed the farm to the administrator Parker (husband of his daughter Adeline) the day after the sale deed was acknowledged. Dated April 5, 1864; recorded April 6, 1864.
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| July 28, 1882 | Warranty Deed | Gardner Parker of Billerica (Adeline M. Parker releasing dower and homestead) | J. M. G. Parker of Lowell | Parker to J. M. G. Parker (title background) (duplicate row) | 154/208 |
For $6,600, "a certain parcel of land situate in North Billerica, containing about fourteen acres more or less, with all the buildings thereon, being a part of the Homestead farm of the late Daniel Wilson of said Billerica, deceased", bounded west by "the old road from Billerica to North Billerica", north by that road, and east and south by lands of C. P. Talbot & Co., the School House lot and Wilson Street, as on a plan by Osgood & Snell. The rest of the Wilson farm, with the 1848 house. Dated and acknowledged July 8, 1882, before Dudley Foster; recorded July 28, 1882.
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| August 10, 1883 | Quitclaim | John M. G. Parker of Lowell (D. Maria Parker releasing dower and homestead) | Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica | J. M. G. Parker to the Talbots (title background) (duplicate row) | 162/3 |
For $7,000, "a certain parcel of land situate in North Billerica containing about fourteen acres more or less with all the buildings thereon, being a part of the Homestead farm of the late Daniel Wilson of said Billerica deceased", bounded west by the old road from Billerica to North Billerica, north by that road, and east and south by lands of C. P. Talbot & Co., the School House lot and Wilson Street, per the Osgood & Snell plan; "Said premises were conveyed to me by Gardner Parker the eighth day of July A.D. 1882 by deed recorded ... Book 154 Page 208". In October 1884 the Talbots conveyed their North Billerica property to the new Talbot Mills corporation (Book 169 Pages 468 and 472). Dated and acknowledged August 1, 1883; recorded August 10, 1883.
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| October 16, 1884 | Guardian's Deed | Harriet Talbot et al., by their guardian | The Talbot Mills, Billerica | to The Talbot Mills; Lot 50 is part of the second parcel (duplicate row) | 169/468 |
Known from the grantee index 1881-1900 (Talbot Mills-Billerica, index page 82): received October 16, 1884, "N Billerica. Several parcels, water rts, mill privileges &c, see record", recorded with the deed of Thomas Talbot et al. (Book 169 Page 472). Book 169 images are unavailable at the registry; not read.
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| October 16, 1884 | Deed | Thomas Talbot et al. | The Talbot Mills, Billerica | to The Talbot Mills; Lot 50 is part of the second parcel (duplicate row) | 169/472 |
Known from the grantee index 1881-1900 (Talbot Mills-Billerica, index page 82): received October 16, 1884, "N Billerica. Several parcels, water rts, mill privileges &c, see record." Later Talbot Mills deeds cite it with Book 169 Page 468 as the deeds "from the Talbot heirs" to the new corporation (one recites a deed of Thomas Talbot et als. dated Oct. 15, 1884). The registry shows "Image is Unavailable" for Book 169, so the deed itself was not read; that it covered the land of the future Oval, part of the C. P. Talbot and Company property west of Wilson Street on the 1881 plan, is inferred.
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| October 23, 1939 | Deed | The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer | George A. Ouellette of Billerica | Talbot Mills sells Lot 50 (Lot C is its northeast part) (duplicate row) | 936/227 |
For consideration paid (a 50-cent revenue stamp), with quitclaim covenants, land "on the northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue": southeasterly by Talbot Avenue 192.08 feet, southeasterly by Lot 49 107.04 feet, southwesterly by land now or formerly of Martin J. Shallo 119.81 feet, northwesterly by Lot 51 248.98 feet; 18,832 square feet, Lot 50 on Plan A of the Talbot Mills lot plan (Plan Book 60, Plan 25). "Part of the second parcel" of the 1884 deeds to the company, Book 169 Pages 468 and 472, with the company's sewer reservation. Signed and recorded October 23, 1939 (12:10 PM), the same morning the company sold Lot 49 next door. A bare lot.
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| December 16, 1946 | Deed | George A. Ouellette of Billerica (his wife V. Elizabeth Ouellette releasing dower and homestead) | Margaret J. Roach of Lowell | Ouellette to Roach, Lot 50 (duplicate row) | 1059/165 |
For consideration paid (55 cents in revenue stamps), with quitclaim covenants, Lot 50 on Plan A (Plan Book 60, Plan 25), "on the northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue" in North Billerica, 18,832 square feet, bounded by Talbot Avenue, Lot 49, land of Martin J. Shalloo and Lot 51. "Being the same premises to me conveyed by deed of Talbot Mills dated October 23, 1939 ... Book 936, Page 227." Signed April 2, 1946; recorded December 16, 1946.
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| June 30, 1950 | Deed | Margaret J. Roach of Lowell, being unmarried | Edna G. Methe of Chelmsford | Roach to Edna G. Methe, Lot 50 (duplicate row) | 1144/433 |
For consideration paid, with quitclaim covenants, land in North Billerica "on the northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue", bounded by the avenue, by Lot No. 49 107.04 feet, by land now or formerly of Martin Shalloo 119.81 feet and by Lot No. 51 248.98 feet, "Containing 18,832 square feet ... being Lot No. 50" on Plan Book 60, Plan 25. "Being the same premises to me conveyed by deed of George A. Ouellette dated April 2, 1946 ... Book 1059, page 165." The 1950 taxes were apportioned. Signed June 29, 1950; recorded June 30, 1950 (pages 433-434).
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| November 16, 1950 | Deed | Edna G. Methe and Arthur J. Methe of Chelmsford | Thomas E. Wiggins of Chelmsford | Methe to Thomas E. Wiggins, Lot 50 (duplicate row) | 1156/506 |
Deed of Lot 50 on Plan Book 60, Plan 25, Talbot Avenue, North Billerica, dated November 2, 1950. Book 1156 is not available online; the grantor index for 1941-1950 (p. 524) lists it under November 16, 1950 as "Arthur J. et ux [and] Edna G. et al, to Thomas E. Wiggins, 1156 506, N. Billerica, Talbot Ave., Lot 50, Pl. Bk. 60-25". Wiggins recited it as "deed from Edna G. Methe to me, dated November 2, 1950" in his 1953 mortgage and 1957 sale of Lot B. With Lot 49 it gave him the land he re-divided into Lots A, B and C (Plan Book 79, Plan 80).
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| September 18, 1953 | Tax Taking | Thomas Wiggins, by Lawrence E. Desmond, Collector of Taxes | Town of Billerica | tax taking of Lot 50 for 1951 taxes (duplicate row) | 1235/99 |
Instrument of taking under General Laws chapter 60: the collector took "Lot number 50, Talbot Ave. For further description see deed ... Book 1156 Page 506" for the 1951 taxes assessed to Thomas Wiggins, unpaid after demand on June 1, 1953: taxes $50.70, interest $3.00, costs $2.85, "sum for which land is taken" $56.55. Dated August 7, 1953; recorded September 18, 1953. A marginal note refers to the release in Book 1243, Page 392.
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| December 21, 1953 | Instrument of Redemption | Town of Billerica, by Robert A. Fowler, Treasurer | Thomas Wiggins | tax title redeemed (duplicate row) | 1243/392 |
The town, "holder of a tax title under a taking for non-payment of the 1951 taxes assessed to Thomas Wiggins" by the instrument of taking dated August 7, 1953 (Book 1235, Page 99), acknowledged "satisfaction of the tax title account" on "Lot numbered 50, Talbot Ave." Acknowledged December 21, 1953 and recorded that afternoon (pages 392-393), two hours after Wiggins mortgaged Lot B.
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| July 18, 1955 | Deed | Thomas E. Wiggins of Chelmsford, being unmarried | Richard J. Wiggins of Chelmsford | Thomas E. to Richard J. Wiggins, Lot C (duplicate row) | 1286/503 |
Dated March 10, 1955, "for consideration paid", with quitclaim covenants, Lot C on the "Subdivision Plan of Land in Billerica, Mass., Belonging to Thomas H. Wiggins, Surveyed October, 1950 by J. C. & W. T. Monahan" (Plan Book 79, Plan 80), on the northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue in North Billerica: southeasterly by Talbot Avenue by a curved line 144.15 feet, southwesterly by Lot B 137.93 feet, westerly by land now or formerly of Martin J. Shalloo 49.90 feet, northerly by land now or formerly of Henry J. McCormick 248.98 feet; 11,357 square feet. "The granted premises are a portion of the premises to me conveyed by deed of Edna G. Methe dated November 2, 1950 ... Book 1156, Page 506." The consideration was "other then monetary". No buildings are mentioned.
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| September 5, 1957 | Deed | Richard J. Wiggins of Chelmsford (his wife Judith A. Wiggins releasing dower and homestead) | Thomas E. Wiggins of Hudson, New Hampshire | Richard J. back to Thomas E. Wiggins, Lot C (duplicate row) | 1381/140 |
For consideration paid ("other than monetary", no stamps), with quitclaim covenants, Lot C on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, on the northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue, 11,357 square feet, with the same bounds as the 1955 deed. "Hereby conveying all and the same premises to me conveyed by said Thomas E. Wiggins by his deed dated March 10, 1955 ... Book 1286, Page 503." Signed and recorded September 5, 1957 (pages 140-141). Still no buildings are mentioned.
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| April 3, 1959 | Deed | Thomas E. Wiggins of Hudson, New Hampshire, being unmarried | Arthur C. and Pamela W. Fillmore of Billerica, husband and wife, as tenants by the entirety | Wiggins sells the new house to the Fillmores (duplicate row) | 1434/152 |
For consideration paid ($1.10 in federal revenue stamps), with quitclaim covenants, "A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in No. Billerica on the Northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue, being shown as Lot C" on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, 11,357 square feet, same bounds. "Being the same premises described in a deed from Richard J. Wiggins to Thomas E. Wiggins dated September 5, 1957 ... Book 1381 Page 140." Subject to "the common sewer easement described in deed from The Talbot Mills to George A. Ouellette dated October 23, 1939 ... Book 936 Page 227." Signed and recorded April 3, 1959. The first record of the house on Lot C.
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| April 3, 1959 | Mortgage | Arthur C. and Pamela W. Fillmore of Billerica, husband and wife | Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank | Fillmore mortgage (duplicate row) | 1434/153 |
With mortgage covenants, to secure a note of $9,500, Lot C on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, Talbot Avenue, "with the buildings thereon", same bounds, 11,357 square feet, "Being the same premises described in a deed from Thomas E. Wiggins to Arthur C. Fillmore and Pamela W. Fillmore". The mortgage covers furnaces, oil burners, storm windows and other fixtures, subject to the sewer easement, with the statutory power of sale. Signed and recorded April 3, 1959 (pages 153-155).
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| September 17, 1959 | Deed | Arthur C. and Pamela W. Fillmore of Billerica, husband and wife | Carl L. and Catherine E. Sawyer of Westboro, husband and wife, as tenants by the entirety | sale 1959 to the Sawyers (duplicate row) | 1452/101 |
For consideration paid, with quitclaim covenants, "A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in No. Billerica ... Northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue, being shown as Lot C" on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, 11,357 square feet, same bounds. "Being the same premises described in a deed from Thomas E. Wiggins to Arthur C. Fillmore and Pamela W. Fillmore, dated April 3, 1959 ... Book 1434 Page 152." Subject to restrictions and the 1939 sewer easement. Signed September 16, 1959; recorded September 17, 1959 (pages 101-102).
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| May 2, 1961 | Deed | Carl L. and Catherine E. Sawyer of North Billerica, husband and wife | Charles J. and Virginia F. Weldon of North Billerica, husband and wife, as tenants by the entirety | sale 1961 to the Weldons (duplicate row) | 1512/3 |
For consideration paid (federal stamps of $10 and $1 legible, others not), with quitclaim covenants, "A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in No. Billerica ... on the Northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue, being shown as Lot C" on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, 11,357 square feet, same bounds. "Being the same premises to us conveyed by Deed of Arthur C. Fillmore and Pamela W. Fillmore dated September 16, 1959 ... Book 1452, Page 101." Signed May 1, 1961; recorded May 2, 1961 (pages 3-4).
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| May 2, 1961 | Mortgage | Charles J. and Virginia F. Weldon, husband and wife | First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lowell | Weldon mortgage (duplicate row) | 1512/5 |
With mortgage covenants, Lot C on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, "with the buildings thereon", on the northwesterly side of Talbot Avenue in North Billerica, same bounds. "Being all and the same premises to the said Mortgagors conveyed by deed of Carl L. Sawyer et ux., of even date, to be recorded simultaneously herewith." The mortgage adds that the premises "are also shown as Lot 50" on the Talbot Mills plan (Plan Book 60, Plan 25); Lot C is the northeast part of old Lot 50. Only the first page was read; the amount of the loan is on a later page.
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| December 31, 1963 | Deed | Charles J. and Virginia F. Weldon of Billerica, husband and wife | Kenneth J. and Marcia G. Frado of Billerica, husband and wife, as tenants by the entirety | sale 1963 to the Frados (duplicate row) | 1632/297 |
For consideration paid (stamp values not legible), with quitclaim covenants, "The land with the buildings thereon ... being the premises numbered 21 on the present numbering of Talbot Avenue and shown as Lot C" on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, 11,357 square feet, same bounds, subject to and together with easements and restrictions of record. "Being the same premises conveyed to us by deed of Carl L. Sawyer et ux dated May 1, 1961 ... Book 1512, Page 3." Signed and recorded December 31, 1963. The first deed to give the house number 21.
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| May 5, 1966 | Quitclaim | Marcia G. Frado, wife of Kenneth J. Frado, of North Billerica | Edgar W. and Hazel M. Santamour of Billerica, husband and wife, as tenants by the entirety | Marcia G. Frado quitclaim to the Santamours (duplicate row) | 1749/365 |
For consideration paid, with quitclaim covenants, "my interest, as tenant by the entirety" in "The land with the buildings thereon ... being the premises numbered 21, on the present numbering of Talbot Avenue, and shown as Lot C" on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, 11,357 square feet, same bounds. "Being the same premises conveyed by deed of Carl L. Sawyer, et ux, dated May 1, 1961 ... Book 1512, Page 3" (in fact the Frados took title from the Weldons, Book 1632, Page 297). Signed April 11, 1966; recorded May 5, 1966 (pages 365-366).
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| May 5, 1966 | Trustee in Bankruptcy Deed | Elliott K. Slade of Boston, Trustee in Bankruptcy of Kenneth J. Frado (No. 65-1122) | Edgar W. and Hazel M. Santamour of Billerica, husband and wife | bankruptcy trustee sells Kenneth J. Frado interest (duplicate row) | 1749/366 |
Kenneth J. Frado having been adjudged bankrupt by the United States District Court for Massachusetts on a petition filed October 13, 1965, the trustee, by order of the court dated April 29, 1966, sold at private sale "for the sum of Five Hundred Seventy Five ($575.00) dollars" "the right, title, and interest that the said Bankrupt had" in "The land with the buildings thereon ... being the premises numbered 21 on the present numbering of Talbot Avenue and shown as Lot C" on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, same bounds, subject to all encumbrances and liens of record. Same title recital as his wife's deed. Signed April 29, 1966; recorded May 5, 1966 (pages 366-368). The assessor misdates this sale February 6, 1963.
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| May 5, 1966 | Mortgage | Edgar W. and Hazel M. Santamour of Billerica, husband and wife | Union National Bank, Lowell | Santamour mortgage (duplicate row) | 1749/368 |
With mortgage covenants, to secure $17,500 at 6 per cent, two parcels: first, Lot C on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, the premises numbered 21 Talbot Avenue, "with the buildings thereon", same bounds; second, land in Chelmsford. Recorded May 5, 1966, directly after the two deeds that gave the Santamours the house.
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| October 14, 1993 | Estate Tax Lien Release | Commissioner of Revenue (Estate Tax Bureau), re Estate of Hazel M. Santamour | Estate of Hazel M. Santamour | estate tax lien release, Hazel M. Santamour (duplicate row) | 6724/230 |
Form M-792, Certificate Releasing Massachusetts Estate Tax Lien, dated July 13, 1992, releasing the lien on any interest of the decedent in 21 Talbot Ave., "As described by Deed dated April 11, 1966 ... Book No. 1749 Page No. 365." Recorded October 14, 1993, with the executrix's deed that followed. Hazel M. Santamour had died before July 1992, leaving her husband sole owner by survivorship.
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| October 14, 1993 | Executor's Deed | Executrix under the will of Edgar W. Santamour (Middlesex Probate docket 93P2131E) | Private owner | executrix sale 1993; later transfers in description (duplicate row) | 6724/231 |
By license of the Middlesex County Probate Court dated October 1993, Estate of Edgar W. Santamour, docket no. 93P2131E, "for One Hundred Eleven Thousand Nine Hundred and 00/100 Dollars paid" (the assessor's $11,900 is a misprint), "The land with the buildings thereon ... being the premises numbered 21, on the present numbering of Talbot Avenue, and shown as Lot C" on Plan Book 79, Plan 80, 11,357 square feet. "Being the same premises conveyed by deed of Marcia G. Frado, dated April 11, 1966 ... Book 1749, Page 365." Recorded October 14, 1993. Later transfers: in 2004 the owner conveyed the house for $1 to his own nominee trust (Book 17766, Page 240); in 2006 the owner and trust sold it to a private owner for $317,000 (Book 20720, Page 96, which miscites its title as Book 17788, Page 240). That 2006 deed is the current deed (2026 assessor).
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Recorded is Book/Page at the Middlesex North Registry of Deeds unless noted; Probate # is a Middlesex probate case, Ctf a Land Court certificate of title.