Structure · Built 1923 · Demolished 1970
Livingston Cider Mill Garage
Livingston Cider Mill Garage
| Address | Cider Mill Wy |
| Built | 1923 |
| Demolished | 1970 |
| Other Lot Structures |
Livingston Cider Mill (1891 -
1970)
Livingston Cider Mill Office and Garage (1923 - 1970) |
A one-story garage at the Livingston Cider Mill, shown on the Sanborn map of December 1923.
Deed References
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| September 29, 1897 | Warranty Deed | Sarah J. Damon of Malden, wife of Charles E. Damon (Charles E. Damon releasing curtesy) | Everett W. Livingston of Billerica | 1892 (rec. 1897): the mill lot comes to Everett W. Livingston | 291/16 |
Signed and acknowledged July 5, 1892 before Willard Welch JP; recorded Sept. 29, 1897 at 4 PM. "In consideration of one dollar," "a certain tract of land with the buildings thereon" in Billerica, the same bounds ("south fourteen rods 6 ft. by town land"), "containing about one and a quarter (1 1/4) acres of land with a right of way from Andover Street through said Geo. W. Searles land to said premises." The next instrument, recorded the same day, mortgages the lot "with the buildings thereon" to John E. Rowell of Billerica for $250 at six per cent (discharged July 23, 1902).
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| May 21, 1925 | Quitclaim | Gladys V. Ingram of Lowell, unmarried | Henry D. Livingston and Maude W. Livingston, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety | 1925: Henry D. and Maude W. Livingston | 722/497 |
Signed and acknowledged May 11, 1925 before Frederic S. Harvey JP, recorded May 21, 1925 at 11:59 AM. For consideration paid, with quitclaim covenants, the same land "with the buildings thereon," "being the same premises conveyed to me by Henry D. Livingston and others by their deed of even date," subject to the $550 Buck mortgage. The Livingstons mortgaged the mill to the Billerica Trust Company in 1933 and 1937.
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| November 28, 1944 | Quitclaim | Percy D. Livingston and Margaret C. Livingston, husband and wife, of New Gloucester, Maine | Thomas S. Taylor and Grace M. Taylor, husband and wife, of Billerica, tenants by the entirety | 1944: Thomas S. and Grace M. Taylor | 1015/560 |
Signed Nov. 27, 1944, recorded Nov. 28, 1944 at 12:03 PM (pages 560-561). For consideration paid ($6.60 stamps), with quitclaim covenants, "the land in said Billerica, with the buildings thereon," the same bounds, about one and a half acres with the right of way from Andover Street, "Being the same premises described in a deed from me to myself and Margaret C. Livingston, dated July 19, 1941." The Taylors mortgaged it the same day to the Billerica Trust Company for $3,000 and ran The Livingston Co. cider and vinegar mill there until the early 1950s.
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| August 22, 1969 | Quitclaim | The owners since 1959, a Billerica husband and wife (private) | Romolo E. Capobianco, Inc., usual place of business 29 Andover Road | 1969: Romolo E. Capobianco, Inc. | 1896/796 |
Recorded Aug. 22, 1969 at 2:09 PM. For consideration paid, with quitclaim covenants, "the land in Billerica ... together with the buildings thereon, situated Southerly of but not adjoining Andover Road," the same bounds ("SOUTHERLY 14 rods, 6 feet by Town land"), "about one and one-quarter (1 1/4) acres with a Right of Way from said Andover Road through said George W. Searles land." The Taylors had sold the lot on June 30, 1953 to a couple from Everett, who after a foreclosure notice by their mortgagee sold it in October 1959 to the grantor; both earlier transfers were to private owners and are summarized here. The company had bought the adjoining Messer land in 1968 and made both into Pollard Estates (Plan Book 112, Plan 14), the mill lot falling in Lot 2.
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| December 13, 2013 | Tax Title Foreclosure Judgment | Romolo Capobianco (Land Court, tax lien case 00 TL 122596) | Town of Billerica | 2013: Town of Billerica | 27884/35 |
Land Court judgment in the tax lien case Town of Billerica v. Romolo Capobianco, entered Nov. 8, 2013 and recorded Dec. 13, 2013: "all rights of redemption are forever foreclosed and barred" under the 1990 taking. The town has held Pollard Estates Lot 2 (assessor 51-74-0, 4.72 acres) since; it bought Lot 3 in 2021.
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Recorded is Book/Page at the Middlesex North Registry of Deeds unless noted.