| 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 |
1794: Thomas Richardson sells his mills and farm to the Middlesex Canal committee
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115/259
(South)
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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.
Title from:
- 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 to Thomas Richardson of Billerica, gentleman (115/271) (Richardson's Mills, bought from the Carleton heirs)
Title passed to:
- September 23, 1820 Deed: Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal, by John L. Sullivan, agent to Nathan Mears of Billerica, yeoman (235/64) (the Canal resold part of the Richardson farm to Mears)
- March 20, 1826 Deed: Benjamin Guild of Boston, President of the Board of Directors of the Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal to John Mixer of Billerica (265/208) (Canal land at the mills, the old Richardson farm)
- April 21, 1832 Deed: Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal (Peter O. Thacher, president) to Daniel Wilson of Billerica (313/21) (canal mill land)
- March 23, 1835 Warranty Deed: The Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal, by Peter O. Thacher of Boston, President to Israel Coulson (Colson) of Billerica, carpenter (339/55) (canal land at the mills)
- October 23, 1851 Deed: The Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal, by Ebenezer Chadwick, President to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica, manufacturers and copartners (618/97) (the Richardson farm and mills bought by the canal in 1794)
- April 8, 1857 Warranty Deed: Israel A. Colson of Billerica (Rachel Colson releasing dower) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica, manufacturers (9/145) (canal house lots 17-18, sold to Colson in 1833)
Related:
- March 31, 1794 Quitclaim: Solomon Carlton of Fitchburg, yeoman, heir of John Carlton to Thomas Richardson of Billerica, gentleman (115/274) (the reversion of half the widow Carlton's dower)
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| September 23, 1820 |
Deed |
Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal, by John L. Sullivan, agent |
Nathan Mears of Billerica, yeoman |
1819: the canal proprietors sell Nathan Mears 27 acres of the Richardson farm
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235/64
(South)
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For $813.18, "a certain tract of land ... containing by measure twenty seven acres and seventeen poles being a part of the Richardson farm," from the southeasterly corner at Concord River "north of the ford way," easterly by "the road leading to the Canal mills" to "land of the Proprietors laid out in small lots," then by the Proprietors' land and several short courses to the river "according to the annexed plat," and by the river to the beginning. Signed August 10, 1819; recorded September 23, 1820. Billerica town book 12, pages 172-173. This became the Mears homestead farm around the tavern lot.
Title from:
Title passed to:
- June 24, 1828 Administration: Estate of Nathan Mears of Billerica, yeoman to His minor children Edwin, Charles, Nathan, Lucy Ann and Elbert Mears; Marshall Preston, administrator (Probate #14955) (Mears homestead)
- October 10, 1837 Guardian's Deed: John Baldwin of Billerica, Esq., guardian of Lucy Ann, Nathan and Elbert Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Isaiah Bussey of Billerica (368/309) (part of the 1819 Mears purchase)
- October 10, 1837 Guardian's Deed: Nathaniel Stearns of Billerica, yeoman, guardian of Edwin and Charles Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Isaiah Bussey of Billerica (368/311) (part of the 1819 Mears purchase)
Related:
- August 24, 1803 Deed: Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal, by James Sullivan, president to Nathan Mears of Billerica, trader (153/364) (the farm behind the canal company small lots)
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| June 24, 1828 |
Administration |
Estate of Nathan Mears of Billerica, yeoman |
His minor children Edwin, Charles, Nathan, Lucy Ann and Elbert Mears; Marshall Preston, administrator |
1828 estate of Nathan Mears; the homestead was surveyed into lots in 1832
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Probate #14955
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Nathan Mears died in June 1828 leaving "no widow, nor heirs of twenty one years of age"; at his children's request (and his own before his death) Marshall Preston of Billerica was appointed administrator at Framingham June 24, 1828, bond $30,000. The inventory lists the homestead of about 27 acres with three dwelling houses, the saw mill, "The Woolen Factory, occupied by Francis Faulkner & son", the forge, the old homestead of Thomas Mears, the Patten lot, and "The Zac. Shed Lot, 7 acres" at $210, with no buildings. Real estate $15,245.
Title from:
Title passed to:
- April 21, 1832 Guardian's Deed: John Baldwin of Billerica, Esq., guardian of Lucy Ann, Nathan and Elbert Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Daniel Wilson of Billerica (313/22) (the minors' shares of their father's estate)
- April 21, 1832 Guardian's Deed: Nathaniel Stearns of Billerica, yeoman, guardian of Edwin and Charles Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Daniel Wilson of Billerica, yeoman (313/24) (the minors' shares of their father's estate)
- January 12, 1836 Guardian's Deed: Nathaniel Stearns of Billerica, yeoman, guardian of Edwin and Charles Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Joel Dix of Billerica, yeoman (349/237) (the minors' shares of their father's estate)
- January 12, 1836 Guardian's Deed: John Baldwin of Billerica, Esquire, guardian of Lucy Ann, Nathan and Elbert Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Joel Dix of Billerica, yeoman (349/240) (the minors' shares of their father's estate)
- April 16, 1838 Guardian's Deed: Nathaniel Stearns of Billerica, yeoman, guardian of Edwin and Charles Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Anna Mears Wood (written Anna Woods) of Billerica, widow (372/326) (the Mears minors' estate)
- April 16, 1838 Guardian's Deed: John Baldwin of Billerica, Esq., guardian of Lucy Ann, Nathan and Elbert Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Anna Mears Wood (written Anna Woods) of Billerica, widow (372/328) (the Mears minors' estate)
- April 4, 1832 Guardian's Deed: John Baldwin of Billerica, guardian of Lucy Ann, Nathan and Elbert Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Gardner Parker of Billerica, yeoman (312/59) (the Mears estate)
- April 4, 1832 Guardian's Deed: Nathaniel Stearns of Billerica, yeoman, guardian of Edwin and Charles Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Gardner Parker of Billerica, yeoman (312/63) (the Mears estate)
- October 10, 1837 Guardian's Deed: John Baldwin of Billerica, Esq., guardian of Lucy Ann, Nathan and Elbert Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Isaiah Bussey of Billerica (368/309) (guardians' sale of the Mears homestead lots)
- October 10, 1837 Guardian's Deed: Nathaniel Stearns of Billerica, yeoman, guardian of Edwin and Charles Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears to Isaiah Bussey of Billerica (368/311) (guardians' sale of the Mears homestead lots)
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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 |
1832: Daniel Wilson buys Mears lots 3-5, west of the passage way (now Wilson St)
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313/22
(South)
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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.
Title from:
Title passed to:
- May 7, 1842 Warranty Deed: Daniel Wilson of Billerica, yeoman (wife Mary releasing dower) to Sidney S. Russell of Lowell (415/251) (Wilson bought the Z. Shed lot from the Mears guardians in 1832)
Related:
- April 21, 1832 Deed: Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal (Peter O. Thacher, president) to Daniel Wilson of Billerica (313/21) (adjoining land added to the homestead)
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| April 21, 1832 |
Guardian's Deed |
Nathaniel Stearns of Billerica, yeoman, guardian of Edwin and Charles Mears, minor children of Nathan Mears |
Daniel Wilson of Billerica, yeoman |
1832: the other shares of Mears lots 3-5 to Daniel Wilson
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313/24
(South)
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Licensed by the Supreme Judicial Court, sold at public vendue on the premises March 20, 1832, two undivided fifth parts of the same two tracts: the 11 acres 25 1/2 rods of the homestead farm and "the Z. Shed lot so called, containing six acres and one hundred and forty three rods," bounded as in John Baldwin's deed of the other three fifths. Recorded April 21, 1832. Billerica town book 16, pages 96-98. With Baldwin's deed this gave Daniel Wilson the whole lot.
Title from:
Title passed to:
- May 7, 1842 Warranty Deed: Daniel Wilson of Billerica, yeoman (wife Mary releasing dower) to Sidney S. Russell of Lowell (415/251) (Wilson bought the Z. Shed lot from the Mears guardians in 1832)
Related:
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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 |
1861 estate of Daniel Wilson (administrator Gardner Parker)
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Probate #44864
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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.
Title from:
- April 21, 1832 Deed: Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal (Peter O. Thacher, president) to Daniel Wilson of Billerica (313/21) (Wilson owned the lot at his death)
- 1832 Quitclaim: Joel Dix of Billerica, yeoman (wife Priscilla releasing dower) to Daniel Wilson of Billerica, yeoman (313/26) (lot 9 in Wilson's estate)
- 1848 Deed: Joel Dix of Billerica, yeoman (wife Priscilla releasing dower) to Daniel Wilson of Billerica, yeoman (545/198) (lot 9 in Wilson's estate)
Title passed to:
- August 13, 1863 Administrator's Deed: Gardner Parker of Billerica, administrator of Daniel Wilson late of Billerica to Dudley Foster, Lyman Haynes and Anthony Jones, all of Billerica (35/342) (sold under the administrator's license of April 7, 1863)
- October 24, 1863 Administrator's Deed: Gardner Parker of Billerica, administrator of Daniel Wilson to Elijah Corliss of Billerica (33/577) (sold under the license in Daniel Wilson's estate)
- April 6, 1864 Administrator's Deed: Gardner Parker of Billerica, administrator of the estate of Daniel Wilson to James Faulkner of Billerica (37/357) (sold under the administrator's license of April 7, 1863)
Related:
- 1846 Executor's Deed: Marshall Preston of Billerica, executor of the will of Nathaniel Stearns to Daniel Wilson of Billerica, yeoman (486/341) (the 1846 acre was part of Wilson's land at his death)
- April 21, 1859 Warranty Deed: Horace N. Wilson of Billerica (Sybil Wilson, his wife, releasing dower) to His father Daniel Wilson of Billerica (19/39) (the half acre was Wilson's at his death)
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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 |
1863: administrator's auction of the Wilson homestead farm to James Faulkner
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37/357
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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.
Title from:
- 1861 Administration: Estate of Daniel Wilson of Billerica, who died November 29, 1861 intestate to Gardner Parker of Billerica, administrator; widow Mary Wilson and eight children (Probate #44864) (sold under the administrator's license of April 7, 1863)
Title passed to:
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| April 6, 1864 |
Quitclaim |
James Faulkner of Billerica (Fanny A. Faulkner releasing dower and homestead) |
Gardner Parker of Billerica |
1864: Faulkner deeds the Wilson farm to Gardner Parker
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37/358
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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.
Title from:
Title passed to:
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| February 4, 1869 |
Quitclaim |
Gardner Parker of Billerica (Adeline M. Parker releasing dower and homestead) |
Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica |
1869: Parker sells the Talbots 10 acres of the Wilson homestead, the west side of Wilson St
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65/441
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A tract "containing ten acres and thirty nine rods" in North Billerica from a bound at the Concord River by a wall and an open passage way, by walls to "the wall at the lane", then to the center of the Concord River and up the river, "being a part of the homestead of the late Daniel Wilson deceased", subject to a mortgage held by James R. Faulkner and a right of way. The river end of the Wilson farm, behind the house lot. Followed on the same page by the widow Mary Wilson's release of dower to the Talbots. Dated January 19, 1869; recorded February 4, 1869.
Title from:
Title passed to:
Related:
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| February 4, 1869 |
Release of Dower |
Mary Wilson of Billerica, widow of Daniel Wilson |
Charles P. Talbot and Thomas Talbot |
1869: the widow Mary Wilson releases her dower in the 10 acres
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65/442
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For $1, Mary Wilson releases to the Talbots "all my right title and interest in and to the premises within described and all my right of or to dower in said premises", the ten acres of the Wilson homestead sold by Gardner Parker (Book 65 Page 441). Recorded February 4, 1869.
Related:
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| October 16, 1884 |
Guardian's Deed |
Harriet Talbot et al., by their guardian |
The Talbot Mills, Billerica |
1884: Talbot heirs (by guardian) to The Talbot Mills; Lot 21 is part of the "third parcel"
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169/468
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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.
Title from:
- 1850 Warranty Deed: Joseph J. Salter of Billerica (Hannah L. Salter releasing dower) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (589/521) (the minor heirs' share)
- October 23, 1851 Deed: The Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal, by Ebenezer Chadwick, President to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica, manufacturers and copartners (618/97) (the Talbots convey the Common to The Talbot Mills)
- June 28, 1855 Quitclaim: Andrew Mason of Lowell, yeoman, and Mary Ann Mason his wife (formerly Mary Ann Frame), in her own right to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica, gentlemen (715/206) (the Talbots held the lot until the 1884 deeds to The Talbot Mills)
- April 8, 1857 Warranty Deed: Israel A. Colson of Billerica (Rachel Colson releasing dower) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica, manufacturers (9/145) (the Talbots convey the lots to The Talbot Mills)
- August 29, 1865 Deed: Lyman Haynes, Anthony Jones and Dudley Foster, all of Billerica, with their wives to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (44/200) (the Talbots' 1865 purchase on the passage way, now Wilson Street)
- February 4, 1869 Quitclaim: Gardner Parker of Billerica (Adeline M. Parker releasing dower and homestead) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (65/441) (the 1869 Wilson homestead tract)
- August 10, 1883 Quitclaim: John M. G. Parker of Lowell (D. Maria Parker releasing dower and homestead) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (162/3) (Talbot property to the new corporation)
Title passed to:
- February 25, 1885 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas Talbot, president, and Frederic S. Clark, treasurer to Mrs. Alma A. Wilson of Billerica (172/330) (Talbot Mills title from the 1884 Talbot deeds)
- December 4, 1885 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills (Solomon Lincoln, President; Frederic S. Clark, Treasurer) to Carl H. Kohlrausch of Billerica (178/102) (land of The Talbot Mills, part of the Wilson homestead)
- January 11, 1890 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Solomon Lincoln, President, and Frederic S. Clark, Treasurer to Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society of North Billerica (212/73) (part of the Common, company land since 1884)
- January 31, 1902 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills, North Billerica (by Frederic S. Clark, Treasurer) to Inhabitants of the Town of Billerica (339/95) (Talbot Mills land under the 1884 deeds of the Talbot heirs (no recital))
- December 23, 1914 Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas Talbot Clark, Treasurer to Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston, corporation sole (St. Andrew's parish) (530/546) (Talbot Mills land under the 1884 deeds (no recital))
- 1921 Deed: Talbot Mills, North Billerica (by Frederic S. Clark, President) to The Baptist Society of North Billerica (646/398) (no title recital; Talbot Mills held the Colson Street land under the 1884 deeds of the Talbot heirs)
- March 28, 1932 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Billerica Post No. 116 Building Corporation of the American Legion (811/514) (Talbot Mills land under the 1884 deeds (no recital))
- October 6, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to John G. Gunther and Annie M. Gunther, husband and wife, of Billerica (888/500) (part of the fourth parcel)
- October 5, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to George F. Hurst and Edith E. Hurst, husband and wife, of Billerica (888/515) (part of the fifth parcel)
- October 2, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Marie I. Nolin of Billerica (888/65) (part of the fourth parcel)
- December 16, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Charles J. Gibbons and M. Theresa Gibbons of Billerica, husband and wife (892/81) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 1, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Margaret Fairbrother and Joseph S. Fairbrother, both of Billerica, joint tenants (883/479) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 15, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Marion A. MacDonald of Arlington (888/573) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 2, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Cornelius Heffron and Angelina Heffron of Lowell, husband and wife, tenants by the entirety (888/62) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 3, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to John Mackey of Billerica (888/511) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- December 21, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to George W. Chambers and Hazel R. Pelletier, both of Billerica (892/306) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 1, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Katie Fairbrother of Billerica (883/478) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- December 23, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Mary J. Taylor of Billerica (891/384) (part of the fifth parcel)
- December 21, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Louis G. Moss and Flora T. Moss, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (892/312) (recites Book 169 Pages 468 and 472)
- January 14, 1937 Warranty Deed: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Rose A. Poirier of Billerica (895/85) (part of the fifth parcel)
- October 2, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to James F. Delmege and Martha B. Delmege, husband and wife, of Billerica (888/67) (part of the fourth parcel)
- October 27, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Frank Frederick Mills of Billerica (890/248) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- January 21, 1937 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Isabel Healey of Billerica (later Isabel V. Simard) (895/524) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- January 16, 1937 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Nellie V. Hannon of Billerica (895/301) (part of the second parcel)
- October 26, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to William F. Nuttall and Julia A. Nuttall, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (889/549) ("a part of the second parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- March 22, 1937 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Warren A. Hanson of New London, Connecticut (893/396) (part of the second and third parcels in the 1884 deeds)
- October 26, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Norman B. Morrison and Carrie L. Morrison, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (889/552) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- October 21, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to James H. Rule of Billerica (890/222) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- December 22, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Edward Costello of Billerica (892/101) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- October 8, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Alexander Blakely and Helen Marie Blakely, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (888/101) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- December 30, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Warren M. Switzer and Mildred B. Switzer, husband and wife, of Newton, tenants by the entirety (892/347) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- October 19, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to John B. Maxwell, of Billerica (890/25) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- November 25, 1936 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Clifford O. Watson and Mabel Watson, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (886/335) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- June 28, 1937 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Alfred Christianson and Marie M. Christianson, husband and wife, of Lowell (900/141) (part of the fifth parcel)
- April 30, 1937 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Annie L. Langley and Eliza St. Johns of Billerica, joint tenants (898/158) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- January 13, 1937 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Herbert J. Tivey of Billerica (895/177) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- June 5, 1937 Deed: The Talbot Mills of Billerica, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Margaret McGrath of Billerica (899/261) ("a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds (169/468))
- May 17, 1937 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to George F. Hurst and Edith E. Hurst, husband and wife, of Billerica (899/402) (part of the fifth parcel)
- February 1, 1937 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to William P. Ring and Louise M. Ring, husband and wife, of Billerica (895/583) (part of the fifth parcel)
- January 25, 1937 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Charles D. Mahoney and Marion I. Mahoney, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (895/544) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- January 14, 1938 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Raymond V. Lovejoy and Evelyn E. Lovejoy, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (909/349) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- September 1, 1937 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Mary Ellen Haslam, Emily Haslam and Clara Haslam, all of Billerica, as joint tenants (903/432) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- November 2, 1939 Quitclaim Deed: The Talbot Mills (Thomas T. Clark, treasurer) to Frank A. Kelley of Billerica (935/557) (Lot 52, part of the second parcel)
- October 20, 1939 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Joseph Sidorovich and Fannie Sidorovich, husband and wife, of Maynard (936/47) (title of Talbot Mills)
- October 23, 1939 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Newell A. Hoyt and Ethel Hoyt, husband and wife, of Lowell (934/172) (part of the fourth parcel)
- October 25, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Mark Hughes of Rochdale, Worcester County (936/229) ("a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds (169/468))
- October 20, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills to John J. Nuttall and Amy I. Nuttall (936/46) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- November 7, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Frank Gagnon and Blanche R. Gagnon, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (935/567) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 9, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Lillian Gustafson of Chelmsford (934/190) (first parcel of the 1884 deeds)
- October 17, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to William J. Norris and Eliza J. Norris, husband and wife, tenants by the entirety (936/45) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 31, 1939 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society (936/135) (part of the fourth parcel)
- November 2, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Charles E. Fairbrother Jr. and Mary E. Fairbrother, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (935/556) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 23, 1939 Deed: The Talbot Mills to Arthur L. Mahoney of Billerica (936/225) (part of the second parcel)
- October 27, 1939 Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to John F. Trainor and Reginald Horman, both of Billerica (936/133) (part of the second and third parcels)
- October 23, 1939 Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to George A. Ouellette of Billerica (936/227) (part of the second parcel)
- December 30, 1940 Quitclaim Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, its treasurer to Inhabitants of Billerica (955/441) (the 1940 deed has no title clause; the Talbot Mills held the village land under the 1884 deeds from the Talbot heirs)
- March 13, 1940 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Frank A. Brown, George W. Chambers and John F. Trainor, all of Billerica, as joint tenants (942/175) (part of the fifth parcel)
Related:
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| October 16, 1884 |
Deed |
Thomas Talbot et al. |
The Talbot Mills, Billerica |
1884: Thomas Talbot et al. to The Talbot Mills; Lot 21 is part of the "third parcel"
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169/472
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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.
Title from:
- 1850 Warranty Deed: Joseph J. Salter of Billerica (Hannah L. Salter releasing dower) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (589/521) (the Talbot heirs convey the Wilson Street land to The Talbot Mills)
- October 23, 1851 Deed: The Proprietors of the Middlesex Canal, by Ebenezer Chadwick, President to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica, manufacturers and copartners (618/97) (the Talbots convey the Common to The Talbot Mills)
- June 28, 1855 Quitclaim: Andrew Mason of Lowell, yeoman, and Mary Ann Mason his wife (formerly Mary Ann Frame), in her own right to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica, gentlemen (715/206) (the Talbots held the lot until the 1884 deeds to The Talbot Mills)
- April 8, 1857 Warranty Deed: Israel A. Colson of Billerica (Rachel Colson releasing dower) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica, manufacturers (9/145) (the Talbots convey the lots to The Talbot Mills)
- August 29, 1865 Deed: Lyman Haynes, Anthony Jones and Dudley Foster, all of Billerica, with their wives to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (44/200) (the Talbots' 1865 purchase on the passage way, now Wilson Street)
- February 4, 1869 Quitclaim: Gardner Parker of Billerica (Adeline M. Parker releasing dower and homestead) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (65/441) (the 1869 Wilson homestead tract)
- August 10, 1883 Quitclaim: John M. G. Parker of Lowell (D. Maria Parker releasing dower and homestead) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (162/3) (Talbot property to the new corporation)
Title passed to:
- December 4, 1885 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills (Solomon Lincoln, President; Frederic S. Clark, Treasurer) to Carl H. Kohlrausch of Billerica (178/102) (land of The Talbot Mills, part of the Wilson homestead)
- January 11, 1890 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Solomon Lincoln, President, and Frederic S. Clark, Treasurer to Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society of North Billerica (212/73) (part of the Common, company land since 1884)
- March 23, 1901 Warranty Deed: Talbot Mills (Solomon Lincoln, President; Frederick S. Clark, Treasurer) to Charles H. Kohlrausch Jr. of North Billerica (328/90) (Talbot Mills title)
- January 31, 1902 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills, North Billerica (by Frederic S. Clark, Treasurer) to Inhabitants of the Town of Billerica (339/95) (Talbot Mills land under the 1884 deeds of the Talbot heirs (no recital))
- December 23, 1914 Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas Talbot Clark, Treasurer to Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston, corporation sole (St. Andrew's parish) (530/546) (Talbot Mills land under the 1884 deeds (no recital))
- 1921 Deed: Talbot Mills, North Billerica (by Frederic S. Clark, President) to The Baptist Society of North Billerica (646/398) (no title recital; Talbot Mills held the Colson Street land under the 1884 deeds of the Talbot heirs)
- March 28, 1932 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Billerica Post No. 116 Building Corporation of the American Legion (811/514) (Talbot Mills land under the 1884 deeds (no recital))
- October 6, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to John G. Gunther and Annie M. Gunther, husband and wife, of Billerica (888/500) (part of the fourth parcel)
- October 5, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to George F. Hurst and Edith E. Hurst, husband and wife, of Billerica (888/515) (part of the fifth parcel)
- October 2, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Marie I. Nolin of Billerica (888/65) (part of the fourth parcel)
- December 16, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Charles J. Gibbons and M. Theresa Gibbons of Billerica, husband and wife (892/81) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 1, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Margaret Fairbrother and Joseph S. Fairbrother, both of Billerica, joint tenants (883/479) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 15, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Marion A. MacDonald of Arlington (888/573) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 2, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Cornelius Heffron and Angelina Heffron of Lowell, husband and wife, tenants by the entirety (888/62) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 3, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to John Mackey of Billerica (888/511) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- December 21, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to George W. Chambers and Hazel R. Pelletier, both of Billerica (892/306) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 1, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Katie Fairbrother of Billerica (883/478) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- December 23, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Mary J. Taylor of Billerica (891/384) (part of the fifth parcel)
- December 21, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Louis G. Moss and Flora T. Moss, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (892/312) (recites Book 169 Pages 468 and 472)
- January 14, 1937 Warranty Deed: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Rose A. Poirier of Billerica (895/85) (part of the fifth parcel)
- October 2, 1936 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to James F. Delmege and Martha B. Delmege, husband and wife, of Billerica (888/67) (part of the fourth parcel)
- October 27, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Frank Frederick Mills of Billerica (890/248) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- January 21, 1937 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Isabel Healey of Billerica (later Isabel V. Simard) (895/524) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- January 16, 1937 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Nellie V. Hannon of Billerica (895/301) (part of the second parcel)
- October 26, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to William F. Nuttall and Julia A. Nuttall, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (889/549) ("a part of the second parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- March 22, 1937 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Warren A. Hanson of New London, Connecticut (893/396) (part of the second and third parcels in the 1884 deeds)
- October 26, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Norman B. Morrison and Carrie L. Morrison, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (889/552) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- October 21, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to James H. Rule of Billerica (890/222) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- December 22, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Edward Costello of Billerica (892/101) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- October 8, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Alexander Blakely and Helen Marie Blakely, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (888/101) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- December 30, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Warren M. Switzer and Mildred B. Switzer, husband and wife, of Newton, tenants by the entirety (892/347) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- October 19, 1936 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to John B. Maxwell, of Billerica (890/25) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- November 25, 1936 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Clifford O. Watson and Mabel Watson, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (886/335) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- June 28, 1937 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Alfred Christianson and Marie M. Christianson, husband and wife, of Lowell (900/141) (part of the fifth parcel)
- April 30, 1937 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Annie L. Langley and Eliza St. Johns of Billerica, joint tenants (898/158) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- January 13, 1937 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Herbert J. Tivey of Billerica (895/177) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- June 5, 1937 Deed: The Talbot Mills of Billerica, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Margaret McGrath of Billerica (899/261) ("a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds (169/472))
- May 17, 1937 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to George F. Hurst and Edith E. Hurst, husband and wife, of Billerica (899/402) (part of the fifth parcel)
- February 1, 1937 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to William P. Ring and Louise M. Ring, husband and wife, of Billerica (895/583) (part of the fifth parcel)
- January 25, 1937 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Charles D. Mahoney and Marion I. Mahoney, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (895/544) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- January 14, 1938 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Raymond V. Lovejoy and Evelyn E. Lovejoy, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (909/349) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- September 1, 1937 Warranty Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Mary Ellen Haslam, Emily Haslam and Clara Haslam, all of Billerica, as joint tenants (903/432) ("a part of the second parcel and a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds)
- November 2, 1939 Quitclaim Deed: The Talbot Mills (Thomas T. Clark, treasurer) to Frank A. Kelley of Billerica (935/557) (Lot 52, part of the second parcel)
- October 20, 1939 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Joseph Sidorovich and Fannie Sidorovich, husband and wife, of Maynard (936/47) (title of Talbot Mills)
- October 23, 1939 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Newell A. Hoyt and Ethel Hoyt, husband and wife, of Lowell (934/172) (part of the fourth parcel)
- October 25, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Mark Hughes of Rochdale, Worcester County (936/229) ("a part of the third parcel" of the 1884 deeds (169/472))
- October 20, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills to John J. Nuttall and Amy I. Nuttall (936/46) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- November 7, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Frank Gagnon and Blanche R. Gagnon, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (935/567) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 9, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Lillian Gustafson of Chelmsford (934/190) (first parcel of the 1884 deeds)
- October 17, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to William J. Norris and Eliza J. Norris, husband and wife, tenants by the entirety (936/45) (part of the first parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 31, 1939 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society (936/135) (part of the fourth parcel)
- November 2, 1939 Quitclaim: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer to Charles E. Fairbrother Jr. and Mary E. Fairbrother, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (935/556) (part of the third parcel in the 1884 deeds)
- October 23, 1939 Deed: The Talbot Mills to Arthur L. Mahoney of Billerica (936/225) (part of the second parcel)
- October 27, 1939 Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to John F. Trainor and Reginald Horman, both of Billerica (936/133) (part of the second and third parcels)
- October 23, 1939 Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to George A. Ouellette of Billerica (936/227) (part of the second parcel)
- December 30, 1940 Quitclaim Deed: The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, its treasurer to Inhabitants of Billerica (955/441) (the 1940 deed has no title clause; the Talbot Mills held the village land under the 1884 deeds from the Talbot heirs)
- March 13, 1940 Quitclaim: Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, Treasurer to Frank A. Brown, George W. Chambers and John F. Trainor, all of Billerica, as joint tenants (942/175) (part of the fifth parcel)
- September 30, 1944 Deed: The Talbot Mills, a Massachusetts corporation of Billerica to Talbot Mills, Inc., Billerica (1013/89) (Lots 70 and 71 came to The Talbot Mills in 1884)
Related:
- July 3, 1869 Quitclaim: Oren Sheldon of Billerica (Agnes Sheldon releasing dower and homestead) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (68/379) (Talbot land to the corporation)
- March 30, 1876 Deed: Gardner Parker of Billerica (Adeline M. Parker releasing dower and homestead) to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (116/432) (the 1876 half acre adjoins Lot 32 on the west)
- 1881 Quitclaim: Frank P. Putnam and Eliza J. Putnam his wife, in her right, both of Lowell to Charles P. Talbot of Lowell and Thomas Talbot of Billerica (149/516) (Talbot property passed to the corporation)
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| October 27, 1936 |
Quitclaim |
The Talbot Mills, by Thomas T. Clark, treasurer |
Frank Frederick Mills of Billerica |
1936: The Talbot Mills sells Lot 21 with the double house to Frank Frederick Mills
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890/248
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Signed September 30, 1936 and acknowledged at Billerica the same day (Albert H. Richardson, justice of the peace); $2.00 in revenue stamps cancelled "T T C 9/30/36"; recorded October 27, 1936 at 10:31 AM (no. 621, pages 248-249). With quitclaim covenants, "the land in said Billerica with the buildings thereon situated on the northwesterly side of Wilson Street": southeasterly by Wilson Street by two courses 94.33 feet, southwesterly by Lot 20 93.23 feet, northwesterly by Lots 46 and 47 "by the center line of a right of way" 85.40 feet, northeasterly by Lot 22 107.92 feet, 9,038 square feet, "Lot 21" on Plan "A" of the Talbot Mills property (Plan Book 60 Plan 25, surveyed 1926-27-36 by J. C. and W. T. Monahan). "Being a part of the third parcel of land described in two deeds to the grantor, one from Frank P. Putnam, Guardian, and the other from Thomas Talbot and others, both dated October 15, 1884" (Book 169 Pages 468 and 472). The right of way from Elm Street to Wilson Street "shall be forever kept open for the common use and benefit of the abutters thereon"; the company reserves the common sewer under the lot. One of the first Plan A sales; MACRIS gives the sale as 1937.
Title from:
Title passed to:
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| October 27, 1936 |
Mortgage |
Frank Frederick Mills of Billerica, "being unmarried" |
Lowell Co-operative Bank |
1936 mortgage to the Lowell Co-operative Bank ($500), discharged 1946
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890/249
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Recorded October 27, 1936 at 10:33 AM (no. 622, pages 249-250), two minutes after his deed from The Talbot Mills; dated October 16, 1936 (as recited in the discharge). With mortgage covenants, to secure "Five hundred and 00/100 Dollars and interest and fines as provided in my note of even date", "the land in said Billerica, with the buildings thereon, situated on the northwesterly side of Wilson Street", Lot 21 on Plan "A" with the same bounds, 9,038 square feet. The marginal note refers to the discharge, Book 1048 Page 399 (Lowell Co-operative Bank, recorded July 1946).
Related:
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| August 18, 1947 |
Quitclaim |
Frank Frederick Mills of Billerica; his wife Amelia Howard Mills releasing dower and homestead |
Joseph M. Simard and Isabel V. Simard (formerly Isabel Healey), husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety |
1947: Mills sells to Joseph M. and Isabel V. Simard, owners of the next house (Lot 22)
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1074/77
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Signed August 18, 1947 and acknowledged at Lowell the same day (John Harvey, notary public); $5.50 in revenue stamps cancelled "F.F.M. 8-18-47" (a price of about $5,000); recorded August 18, 1947 at 4:07 PM (no. 727, pages 77-78). With quitclaim covenants, "the land in said Billerica, with the buildings thereon, situated on the northwesterly side of Wilson Street", Lot 21 on Plan "A" with the 1936 bounds, 9,038 square feet. "Being the same premises conveyed to me by The Talbot Mills by deed dated September 30, 1936 ... Book 890, Page 248", with the easements and reservations there; the buyers assume the 1947 taxes. The wife, Isabel, had bought the neighboring double house on Lot 22 (45-47 Wilson Street) from The Talbot Mills as Isabel Healey in December 1936 (Book 895 Page 524), so the couple now owned both houses of the pair.
Title from:
Title passed to:
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| August 18, 1947 |
Mortgage |
Joseph M. Simard and Isabel V. Simard, husband and wife, of Billerica |
Union National Bank of Lowell |
1947 purchase mortgage to the Union National Bank of Lowell ($5,000)
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1074/78
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Recorded August 18, 1947 (no. 728), the same day as the purchase. With mortgage covenants, to secure "Five Thousand Dollars ($5000) with interest from date at the rate of five per centum", payable $53.05 a month with the final payment in ten years, Lot 21 on Plan "A". Discharged by the bank on June 24, 1954 (Book 1259 Page 207).
Related:
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| June 24, 1954 |
Mortgage |
Joseph M. Simard and Isabel V. Simard, husband and wife, of Billerica |
Union National Bank of Lowell |
1954: 1947 mortgage discharged; new mortgage to the Union National Bank ($3,200)
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1259/207
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Page 207 first carries the bank's discharge, signed June 24, 1954 by Harry F. Gienandt, assistant cashier, of the mortgage "dated August 18, 1947 ... Book 1074, Page 78" (recorded June 24, 1954 at 3:16 PM, no. 1172). It is followed the same day by the couple's new mortgage to the bank, with mortgage covenants, "THIRTY-TWO HUNDRED ($3200) DOLLARS" at five per cent, payable $33.95 a month over ten years, on Lot 21. The marginal note refers to the discharge, Book 1401 Page 346 (1958).
Related:
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| August 24, 1955 |
Mortgage |
Joseph M. Simard and Isabel V. Simard, husband and wife, of Billerica |
Union National Bank of Lowell |
1955 mortgage of Lots 21 and 22 to the Union National Bank ($2,000)
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1305/369
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Signed August 19, 1955; recorded August 24, 1955 (pages 369-370). With mortgage covenants, to secure "TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable on demand" at five per cent, "the two following described parcels of land": FIRST, Lot 21 "with the buildings thereon" (the 1936 bounds, 9,038 square feet), "Being the same premises conveyed to us by Frank Frederick Mills by deed dated August 18, 1947 ... Book 1074, Page 77"; SECOND, Lot 22 "with the buildings thereon" on the northwesterly side of Wilson Street (94.66 feet on Wilson Street, Lot 23 121.57 feet, the right of way 96.96 feet, Lot 21 107.92 feet, 10,994 square feet), "Being the same premises conveyed to the said Isabel V. Simard, under the name of Isabel Healey, by The Talbot Mills by deed dated December 15, 1936 ... Book 895, Page 524". Subject to the prior mortgage of June 24, 1954 (Book 1259 Page 207). Discharged 1958 (Book 1401 Page 346).
Related:
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| May 9, 1958 |
Discharge of Mortgage |
Union National Bank of Lowell, by Harry F. Gienandt, assistant vice-president |
Joseph M. Simard and Isabel V. Simard |
1958 discharge of the 1954 and 1955 mortgages
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1401/346
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Signed May 6, 1958 and recorded in May 1958 after a discharge of May 9, 1958 at the top of the page. The bank, "holder of two mortgages both from Joseph M. Simard and Isabel V. Simard, husband and wife, to it, one dated June 24, 1954 ... Book 1259, Page 207, the other dated August 19, 1955 ... Book 1305, Page 369, acknowledges satisfaction of the same". Lots 21 and 22 were free of mortgages from then on.
Related:
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| February 16, 1960 |
Inheritance Tax Certificate |
Estate of Isabel V. Simard, alias, late of Billerica (Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Inheritance Tax Bureau) |
Joseph M. Simard, surviving joint owner |
1960 inheritance tax certificate, estate of Isabel V. Simard (died 1959)
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1467/462
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Inheritance Tax Real Estate Certificate no. 052180 (file 358998), dated January 27, 1960, indexed February 16, 1960: in the estate of "Isabel V. Simard, alias, late of Billerica deceased", no inheritance tax is due on the real estate that "accrued to Joseph M. Simard ... as surviving joint owner": "Land and buildings, Wilson St., Billerica", as described in the deed dated 8-18-47, Book 1074 Page 77. Fee paid $3.00. Isabel V. Simard died February 12, 1959 (recited in the 1967 deed); Lot 21 passed to her husband by survivorship.
Title from:
Title passed to:
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| May 5, 1967 |
Executor's Deed |
Marie Louise Simard of Lowell, executrix under the will of Joseph M. Simard (also known as Joseph Simard), late of Lowell |
A private couple of Lowell, tenants by the entirety |
1967: the executrix of Joseph M. Simard sells Lot 21 ($10,000); later private sales summarized
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1794/81
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"By power conferred by a license to sell by Middlesex Probate Court on April 25, 1967 (Middlesex Probate Court Docket No. 406827)", for "Ten Thousand ... ($10,000.00) Dollars", "the land in said Billerica, with the buildings thereon, situated on the northwesterly side of Wilson Street", Lot 21 on Plan "A" with the 1936 bounds, 9,038 square feet, subject to the easements and restrictions of record. "For title reference see deed of Frank Frederick Mills to Joseph M. Simard and Isabel V. Simard dated August 18, 1947 ... Book 1074, Page 77. Isabel V. Simard deceased February 12, 1959." Dated May 4, 1967; recorded May 5, 1967 (2 pages). Later private history, summarized without names: the 1967 buyers (the 1980 MACRIS owners) had Robert M. Gill and Associates draw a compiled plan of Lot 21 (August 13, 1980, Plan Book 132 Plan 45, "intended to supercede and correct Lot 21" on Plan A, 9,036 square feet) and sold it on August 20, 1980 for $39,000 to a private couple of 49-51 Wilson Street (Book 2433 Page 736); their mortgage was modified in 1993 (Book 6752 Page 260), and in 2017 the house passed within the family for a nominal $1 (Book 31031 Page 220), the current deed.
Title from:
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| August 2, 2024 |
Taking |
Town of Billerica, by its Select Board |
Town of Billerica (public way easements) |
2024: the Town takes Wilson Street as a public way
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38664/219
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Under G.L. c. 79 and the vote of the May 16, 2024 Town Meeting (Article 30) accepting Bancroft, Clinton, Dillworth, Exeter Place, North Rexhame, Rexhame, Shannon, Tirone Path and Wilson Street as public ways, the Select Board took "a permanent easement for all purposes for which public ways are used" over the accepted ways, with a drainage easement between Lots 14 and 15 of the Talbot Mills plan (Plan Book 60, Plan 25). No damages were awarded. Wilson Street, the old passage way along the west side of the tavern lot, thus became a public way. Recorded August 2, 2024 (38 pages).
Related:
- April 28, 1988 Deed: Blanche R. Gagnon of Billerica, widow of Frank Gagnon to A private buyer (4486/246) (later owners of Lot 11A listed in the taking)
- May 11, 2016 Master Deed: The 2002 owners, as declarants to 13-15 Wilson Street Condominium (13-15 Wilson Street Condominium Trust) (30030/94) (Wilson Street frontage)
- April 7, 2004 Master Deed: The owner under the 1980 deed, as declarant to 17-19 Wilson Street Condominium (17106/106) (Wilson Street frontage)
- 1968 Executor's Deed: Union National Bank, executor under the will of William J. Norris late of Billerica to Private buyers (1838/25) (later private owners of Lot 10)
- May 6, 2004 Master Deed: Anthony C. Sillari and Mario A. Mitrano, Trustees of Vambill Realty Trust, of Somerville to 4-6 Wilson Street Condominium (17270/109) (Wilson Street in front of the condominium accepted as a public way)
- May 5, 1967 Executor's Deed: Marie Louise Simard of Lowell, executrix under the will of Joseph M. Simard (also known as Joseph Simard), late of Lowell to A private couple of Lowell, tenants by the entirety (1794/81) (Wilson Street taking, latest public record)
- May 9, 1967 Executor's Deed: Marie Louise Simard of Lowell, executrix under the will of Joseph M. Simard (also known as Joseph Simard), late of Lowell to A private couple of Billerica, tenants by the entirety (1794/272) (Wilson Street taking, latest public record)
- May 8, 1984 Executor's Deed: Kathleen F. Carey of Methuen, executrix of the will of M. Isabelle Mahoney (also known as Marion I. and Marion Isabelle Mahoney), late of Billerica to A private buyer of Saugus (2743/114) (Wilson Street taking, latest public record)
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