Person
Matthew Casey
Matthew Casey
Matthew Casey was a tailor at Billerica Centre. His wife, Mary Casey, then of Charlestown, bought a small lot from William McCarty in 1871, where the Casey Tailor Shop stood, and the 1874 Massachusetts Register lists "Casey M." as the town's tailor. Mary Casey, then of Billerica, sold the property to Moses C. Mitchell in 1887 with her husband's assent.
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Deed References
| Date | Type | Grantor | Grantee | Summary | Property | Recorded |
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| October 28, 1871 | Warranty Deed | William McCarty of Billerica (Alice McCarty releasing dower) | Mary Casey of Charlestown, wife of Matthew Casey | Details | E. N. Ray House Casey Tailor Shop |
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Signed October 20, 1871 before Dudley Foster, with Jefferson Cutter as witness. For $1,400, "a certain tract of land with a dwelling house thereon, situate on Andover St in said Billerica, containing one half acre more or less", from the northwest corner at land of J. W. Green on Andover Street, south by Green to Jefferson Cutter and Mrs. Baldwin, east by them to Wm. E. Gleason, north by Gleason to the street and west on the street. "Being the same premises conveyed to me by Jefferson Cutter deed dated June 1st 1871 ... Book 79 Page 383." Subject to a $975 mortgage to Caroline Haynes, which Mrs. Casey assumed. The 1887 resale cites this record as Book 83, Page 23.
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| October 25, 1888 | Warranty Deed | Mary Casey of Billerica, wife of Matthew Casey (he assenting) | Moses C. Mitchell of Billerica | Details | E. N. Ray House Casey Tailor Shop |
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Signed September 26, 1887 before Dudley Foster, recorded a year later. For $1,800, "a certain tract of land with the buildings thereon situated on Andover street in said Billerica, containing one half acre more or less", from the northwest corner at land "formerly of J. W. Green, now of Mrs. Mitchell", south by Mitchell to J. F. Bruce and Paul Hill "(formerly of J. Cutter and Mrs. Baldwin)", east by them to William E. Gleason, north by Gleason to Andover street and west on the street. "Being the same premises conveyed to me by William McCarty deed dated October 2nd 1871 ... book 83 page 23." Subject to an $800 mortgage to John Fisk, which Mitchell assumed as part of the price. The 1888 resale calls the grantor Mary Carey, and older deeds of the Green (later Lane) corner name the abutter Matthew Carey.
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Recorded is Book/Page at the Middlesex North Registry of Deeds unless noted.