Structure · Built 1885 · Demolished 1960

South Billerica Station

Address	3 Springs Rd
Built	1885
Demolished	1960

The South Billerica Station stood on the east side of the railroad where it crosses Spring Street (now Springs Road), a short way east of Concord Road. The ground was part of the corner farm that Rhoda Kemp built on about 1830, which came in 1881 to Charles H. Hill as a homestead of "five acres more or less" bounded by the county road to Bedford, the town road and the Spaulding land.

The narrow gauge Billerica and Bedford Railroad of 1877 passed this way but built no station houses, and its property was sold off in 1878. When the Boston and Lowell Railroad laid a standard gauge branch over the old line, Charles H. Hill granted it "the right of way across all my land ... included within the location of the Bedford and Billerica branch", two rods wide, in two deeds of September 24 and November 3, 1884. Both were void unless the railroad would "construct and operate over my said land a standard gauge railroad" within a year, and the first provided that the land "shall revert" to him if the road were ever discontinued.

On July 20, 1885 Hill sold the railroad, for one dollar, a further strip "in that part thereof called South Billerica", beginning on "the southerly line of the Bedford Springs Road" and running about 406 feet south along the east side of the track, "sixteen and one half feet distant easterly from the centre line", to a stone wall: 15,361 square feet. This was the station lot. Town reports of the 1890s place guide boards "at South Billerica Depot", directories of 1901 to 1919 describe Spring Street as running "from Concord rd. n. So. Billerica R. R. station to Bedford line", and in 1923 the town voted $1,300 to extend the fire alarm system "to the South Billerica Station on Concord Road". The Boston and Lowell was leased to the Boston and Maine Railroad in 1887 and merged into it in 1919, and the line became its Lexington Branch.

On December 5, 1952 the Boston and Maine sold the old station lot, about 14,731 square feet, to a couple from Boston, who also bought the Lakemann homestead next door. The buyers released all claims arising from "the elimination of the existing grade crossing at said Spring Street", and the deed names no building on the lot. In 1954 they sold it with the rest of their land to William Mikulsky, and after his sale in 1966 the station strip and the land east of it were laid out in 1967 as Lots A and B on a plan by Walter E. Sampson and Associates. The Countryside Construction Trust bought both lots in August 1967 and built the present house on Lot A, which it sold "with the buildings thereon" in January 1968. The lot, 3 Springs Road, is still bounded on the west "by land of Boston and Maine Railroad"; it has been in private hands since.

South Billerica Station — Land in Billerica, Mass., Boston and Maine Railroad to John and Eileen Beausang, J. P. Cronin, Eng'r of Design, June 1952 (Plan 110A: the South Billerica station lot), 1952 (Plan 82/110)

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Billerica assessor, 3 Springs Rd (parcel 95-116-0): Lot A, Plan 105-30, 0.793 acres

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Date	Type	Grantor	Grantee	Summary	Recorded
1744	Administration	Estate of Timothy Farley of Billerica, intestate	Timothy Farley, his son, administrator; the widow Abigail	1744: Timothy Farley estate; his homestead later held the Kemp corner and the station lot	Probate #7172
	Widow Abigail Farley agrees March 30, 1744 that "my Son Timothy Farley should administer on the Estate of my Husband Timothy Farley, Late of Billerica Deceased"; bond April 2, 1744 with Jonathan Grimes and Samuel Dutton of Bedford. The inventory of March 2, 1743/4 (by Obed Abbott, Benjamin Hutchinson and Jonathan Grimes) lists only personal estate, 355 pounds old tenor, and the file has no division of land. The Farley homestead, of which this lot later formed a corner, stayed with the family until the younger Timothy's death before 1775.
February 6, 1786	Deed	Abraham Jaquith of Billerica, yeoman (by his mark)	His son Timothy Jaquith of Billerica, husbandman	1775: Abraham Jaquith to his son Timothy, half of the Farley homestead	93/276 (South)
	Dated October 2, 1775, acknowledged December 2, 1776, recorded 1786 (Billerica town book 8, pages 42-43), for 30 pounds: "the one half part of two certain pieces of land": seven acres "with all the Buildings thereon standing" bounded southerly on a highway, westerly on Jonathan Hill, south-westerly on "a road called the Mile road" and north-easterly on land granted to Ralph Hill; and "another piece of land lying near the aforementioned piece containing thirty acres", westerly on a road leading to Medford, southerly on Benjamin Hutchinson, easterly on the Town Common so called and northerly on the highway. "The aforesaid lands were the Homestead of Timothy Farley late of Billerica deceased, and there is allowance on the thirty acres for a bridle way." The four acres later sold to Elijah Hill were the north-west corner of the thirty-acre piece. Title passed to: February 14, 1815 Warranty Deed: Timothy Jaquith of Billerica, yeoman to Elijah Hill of Bedford, "a minor son of Josiah Hill of Bedford" (212/34) (Jaquith title from his father) Related: 1744 Administration: Estate of Timothy Farley of Billerica, intestate to Timothy Farley, his son, administrator; the widow Abigail (Probate #7172) (the Farley homestead)
February 14, 1815	Warranty Deed	Timothy Jaquith of Billerica, yeoman	Elijah Hill of Bedford, "a minor son of Josiah Hill of Bedford"	1815: Jaquith to Elijah Hill, the four-acre corner of Concord Road and Spring Street	212/34 (South)
	Dated February 9, 1815 (Billerica town book 11, pages 403-404), for $164.50: "a certain piece of land lying in the southerly part of Billerica ... containing four acres and eighteen poles more or less, bounded northwesterly on the county road leading from Bedford to Billerica, northeasterly on a town road, and southerly on land which I formerly sold to Benjamin Hutchinson and Sampson Spaulding, a crooked line as the wall now stands." No buildings. The county road is Concord Road and the town road is Springs Road. Title from: February 6, 1786 Deed: Abraham Jaquith of Billerica, yeoman (by his mark) to His son Timothy Jaquith of Billerica, husbandman (93/276) (Jaquith title from his father) Title passed to: July 1, 1830 Warranty Deed: Elijah B. Hill of Billerica, yeoman (wife Lucy releasing dower) to Rhoda Kemp of Billerica, singlewoman (299/5) (same four acres)
July 1, 1830	Warranty Deed	Elijah B. Hill of Billerica, yeoman (wife Lucy releasing dower)	Rhoda Kemp of Billerica, singlewoman	1829: Elijah B. Hill to Rhoda Kemp	299/5 (South)
	Dated April 6, 1829 (Billerica town book 14, pages 328-329), for $164.50, the price Hill had paid in 1815: "a certain piece of land lying in the Southerly part of Billerica ... containing four acres more or less", north-westerly on the county road from Bedford to Billerica, north-easterly on a town road and southerly on land of Sampson Spaulding "a crooked line as the wall now stands". No building is mentioned. Witnesses Rufus E. Kemp and Jonathan Pollard. Title from: February 14, 1815 Warranty Deed: Timothy Jaquith of Billerica, yeoman to Elijah Hill of Bedford, "a minor son of Josiah Hill of Bedford" (212/34) (same four acres) Title passed to: June 22, 1840 Warranty Deed: Rhoda Kemp of Boston, singlewoman to Andrew Carney of Boston, merchant (394/142) (Kemp title from Hill)
June 22, 1840	Warranty Deed	Rhoda Kemp of Boston, singlewoman	Andrew Carney of Boston, merchant	1839: Rhoda Kemp to Andrew Carney	394/142 (South)
	Dated and acknowledged in Boston November 15, 1839 (Billerica town book 16, pages 399-400), for $854: the four acres in the southerly part of Billerica on the county road from Bedford and the town road, "together with the buildings thereon and belonging, being the same premises conveyed to me by Elijah B. Hill", excepting the Elbridge Stearns mortgage of 1833. Witness Rufus E. Kemp. Kemp had moved to Boston; the 1853 map still labels the house "R. Kemp". Title from: July 1, 1830 Warranty Deed: Elijah B. Hill of Billerica, yeoman (wife Lucy releasing dower) to Rhoda Kemp of Billerica, singlewoman (299/5) (Kemp title from Hill) Title passed to: October 16, 1857 Quitclaim Deed: Andrew Carney of Boston, gentleman (wife Pamelia joining) to George Bacon of Billerica (12/145) (Carney title from Kemp)
October 16, 1857	Quitclaim Deed	Andrew Carney of Boston, gentleman (wife Pamelia joining)	George Bacon of Billerica	1857: Carney to George Bacon	12/145
	Dated March 30, 1857, acknowledged in Suffolk April 3, for $500: "a certain piece of land lying in the Southerly part of Billerica ... containing four acres", bounded on the county road from Bedford, the town road and the land of Sampson Spaulding, "together with the buildings thereon standing, meaning to convey the same premises conveyed to me by deed of Rhoda Kemp dated Nov 15, 1839". Title from: June 22, 1840 Warranty Deed: Rhoda Kemp of Boston, singlewoman to Andrew Carney of Boston, merchant (394/142) (Carney title from Kemp) Title passed to: April 13, 1858 Quitclaim Deed: George Bacon of Billerica, yeoman (wife Septimia releasing dower) to Thomas G. Crawford of Lowell, yeoman (14/104) (Bacon title from Carney)
April 13, 1858	Quitclaim Deed	George Bacon of Billerica, yeoman (wife Septimia releasing dower)	Thomas G. Crawford of Lowell, yeoman	1858: Bacon to Thomas G. Crawford	14/104
	Dated April 12, 1858, acknowledged before Dudley Foster, for $800: the same four acres "together with the buildings thereon standing, meaning to convey the same premises conveyed to me by Andrew Carney, deed dated March 30th 1857 ... Book 12, Page 145". Title from: October 16, 1857 Quitclaim Deed: Andrew Carney of Boston, gentleman (wife Pamelia joining) to George Bacon of Billerica (12/145) (Bacon title from Carney) Title passed to: April 26, 1862 Deed: Thomas G. Crawford of Billerica (wife Caroline releasing) to David Gove (30/585) (Crawford title from Bacon)
April 26, 1862	Deed	Thomas G. Crawford of Billerica (wife Caroline releasing)	David Gove	1862: Crawford to David Gove	30/585
	April 26, 1862: the same four acres in the southerly part of Billerica "together with the buildings thereon standing", meaning the premises conveyed to Crawford by George Bacon April 12, 1858. A straw deed, recorded with the reconveyance to Crawford's wife. Title from: April 13, 1858 Quitclaim Deed: George Bacon of Billerica, yeoman (wife Septimia releasing dower) to Thomas G. Crawford of Lowell, yeoman (14/104) (Crawford title from Bacon) Title passed to: April 26, 1862 Deed: David Gove to Caroline Crawford, wife of Thomas G. Crawford, of Billerica (30/586) (straw reconveyance)
April 26, 1862	Deed	David Gove	Caroline Crawford, wife of Thomas G. Crawford, of Billerica	1862: Gove to Caroline Crawford	30/586
	April 26, 1862: reconveys the same four acres "with the buildings thereon standing" to Caroline Crawford in her own right, "meaning to convey the same premises conveyed to Thomas G. Crawford" by George Bacon in 1858. Title from: April 26, 1862 Deed: Thomas G. Crawford of Billerica (wife Caroline releasing) to David Gove (30/585) (straw reconveyance) Title passed to: April 15, 1874 Warranty Deed: Caroline Crawford of Billerica, widow to George W. Hill of Billerica (101/29) (Caroline Crawford title)
April 15, 1874	Warranty Deed	Caroline Crawford of Billerica, widow	George W. Hill of Billerica	1874: Caroline Crawford to George W. Hill	101/29
	Dated March 23, 1874, acknowledged before Dudley Foster, for $1,500: "a certain parcel of land lying in the southerly part of Billerica ... containing four acres", north-west on the county road leading from Bedford to Billerica, north-east on the town road, south on land of the late Sampson Spalding, "together with the buildings thereon standing. Being the same premises conveyed to me by David Gove, deed dated April 26, 1862 ... Book 30 Page 586." Title from: April 26, 1862 Deed: David Gove to Caroline Crawford, wife of Thomas G. Crawford, of Billerica (30/586) (Caroline Crawford title) Title passed to: July 22, 1879 Deed: George W. Hill of Somerville (wife Annie M. Hill releasing) to John K. Abbott of Cambridge (134/563) (George W. Hill title)
July 22, 1879	Deed	George W. Hill of Somerville (wife Annie M. Hill releasing)	John K. Abbott of Cambridge	1879: George W. Hill to John K. Abbott (straw)	134/563
	Dated January 31, 1879, for one dollar and other consideration: "a certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon lying in the southerly part of Billerica ... containing five acres", same bounds, "meaning to convey the same premises conveyed to me by Caroline Crawford ... March 23rd 1874", subject to two mortgages "to one Hill amounting to seven hundred and twenty seven dollars". A straw deed. Title from: April 15, 1874 Warranty Deed: Caroline Crawford of Billerica, widow to George W. Hill of Billerica (101/29) (George W. Hill title) Title passed to: July 22, 1879 Quitclaim Deed: John K. Abbott of Cambridge (wife Isabella J. releasing) to Anna M. Hill, wife of George W. Hill, of Somerville (134/564) (straw reconveyance)
July 22, 1879	Quitclaim Deed	John K. Abbott of Cambridge (wife Isabella J. releasing)	Anna M. Hill, wife of George W. Hill, of Somerville	1879: Abbott to Anna M. Hill	134/564
	Dated February 1, 1879, for one dollar: the same five acres "with the buildings thereon", meaning the premises conveyed to Abbott by George W. Hill the day before, subject to the two Hill mortgages of $727, putting the place in Mrs. Hill's own name. Title from: July 22, 1879 Deed: George W. Hill of Somerville (wife Annie M. Hill releasing) to John K. Abbott of Cambridge (134/563) (straw reconveyance) Title passed to: March 24, 1881 Warranty Deed: Anna M. Hill of Lynn, in her own right, and George W. Hill her husband to Charles H. Hill of Billerica (144/231) (Anna M. Hill title)
March 24, 1881	Warranty Deed	Anna M. Hill of Lynn, in her own right, and George W. Hill her husband	Charles H. Hill of Billerica	1881: Anna M. and George W. Hill to Charles H. Hill, the five acres that held the station lot	144/231
	Dated March 23, 1881, acknowledged before Dudley Foster, for $920: "a certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in said Billerica ... in the southerly part, and containing five acres", north-west on the county road leading from Bedford to Billerica, north-east on the town road, south on land late of Sampson Spalding, "meaning to convey the same premises conveyed to me by John K. Abbott ... Book 134, Page 564", excepting "two mortgages running to said Hill, which are a part of said consideration". The mortgagee took the place in settlement. Title from: July 22, 1879 Quitclaim Deed: John K. Abbott of Cambridge (wife Isabella J. releasing) to Anna M. Hill, wife of George W. Hill, of Somerville (134/564) (Anna M. Hill title) Title passed to: May 2, 1885 Right of Way: Charles H. Hill of Billerica (his wife releasing dower and homestead) to The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation (173/409) (right of way over the Hill five acres) November 6, 1884 Right of Way: Charles H. Hill of Billerica (Sophia C. Hill releasing dower and homestead) to The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation (170/330) (right of way over the Hill five acres) July 22, 1885 Warranty Deed: C. H. [Charles H.] Hill of Billerica (his wife releasing dower and homestead) to The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation (175/509) (Hill sold the station lot out of the five acres he bought in 1881) June 3, 1892 Warranty Deed: Charles H. Hill of Billerica (wife releasing dower and homestead) to A. W. Albert Lakemann of Boston and Anna M. Miller Lakemann, his wife, tenants by the entirety (233/407) (Charles H. Hill title) Related: March 29, 1877 Mortgage: George W. Hill of Billerica to Charles H. Hill of Billerica (122/547) (mortgagee takes the title)
November 6, 1884	Right of Way	Charles H. Hill of Billerica (Sophia C. Hill releasing dower and homestead)	The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation	1884: second Hill right of way, $250, for the Bedford and Billerica branch	170/330
	Dated November 3, 1884, for "Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and other good and valuable considerations": a second grant in the same form of "the right of way across all my land in said town of Billerica which is included within the location of the Bedford and Billerica branch", two rods wide, on the Location Plan of October 1, 1884, void unless a standard gauge railroad between the tracks in Bedford and in Billerica was built and running within a year. Acknowledged before Dudley Foster; recorded November 6, 1884. (Later deeds cite it as "January 3, 1884", a slip for November 3.) Title from: March 24, 1881 Warranty Deed: Anna M. Hill of Lynn, in her own right, and George W. Hill her husband to Charles H. Hill of Billerica (144/231) (right of way over the Hill five acres)
May 2, 1885	Right of Way	Charles H. Hill of Billerica (his wife releasing dower and homestead)	The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation	1884: Charles H. Hill grants the Boston and Lowell a two-rod right of way for the branch	173/409
	Dated September 24, 1884, for "one dollar and other good and valuable considerations": "the right of way across all my land in said town of Billerica which is included within the location of the Bedford and Billerica branch of the Boston & Lowell Railroad Company", as shown on the "Location Plan of the Bedford and Billerica branch of the Boston and Lowell R.R." dated October 1, 1884, "said location being two rods in width". On condition that the railroad "within one year from the date hereof construct and operate over my said land a standard gauge railroad between its present tracks in said Bedford and in Billerica", and "should the operation of this railroad ever be discontinued the land shall revert to myself heirs or assigns". Acknowledged before Frederic A. Morey; recorded May 2, 1885. Title from: March 24, 1881 Warranty Deed: Anna M. Hill of Lynn, in her own right, and George W. Hill her husband to Charles H. Hill of Billerica (144/231) (right of way over the Hill five acres)
July 22, 1885	Warranty Deed	C. H. [Charles H.] Hill of Billerica (his wife releasing dower and homestead)	The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation	1885: Hill sells the railroad the 15,361 sq ft station lot on the Bedford Springs Road	175/509
	Dated July 20, 1885, for "One Dollar": the station lot, "a certain piece or parcel of land situated in said Billerica in that part thereof called South Billerica", beginning "in the southerly line of the Bedford Springs Road so called at its intersection with the easterly right of way line of the Bedford and Billerica Railroad", then S 5-5 W "parallel with and sixteen and one half feet distant easterly from the centre line of said Railroad" about 406 feet to a stone wall, N 79-49 E about 41 1/2 feet, N 5-5 E 302 feet, and on a curve of 200 feet radius about 104 feet back to the road; "Containing fifteen thousand three hundred sixty one square feet", shown on a plan by George H. Tompson, Civil Engineer, recorded with it. Witnessed by Wallace V. Adams and William H. Coolidge; recorded July 22, 1885. Later deeds of the Hill homestead except this parcel. Title from: March 24, 1881 Warranty Deed: Anna M. Hill of Lynn, in her own right, and George W. Hill her husband to Charles H. Hill of Billerica (144/231) (Hill sold the station lot out of the five acres he bought in 1881) Title passed to: December 31, 1952 Deed: Boston and Maine Railroad (by R. M. Tedgar, Vice President) to A private couple of Boston, as tenants by the entirety (1214/65) (the Boston and Maine, successor of the Boston and Lowell, sells the 1885 lot) Related: May 2, 1885 Right of Way: Charles H. Hill of Billerica (his wife releasing dower and homestead) to The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation (173/409) (the station lot lies beside the 1884 location)
June 3, 1892	Warranty Deed	Charles H. Hill of Billerica (wife releasing dower and homestead)	A. W. Albert Lakemann of Boston and Anna M. Miller Lakemann, his wife, tenants by the entirety	1892: Hill sells the rest of the five acres to the Lakemanns, excepting the railroad lot	233/407
	Dated May 19, 1892, for $1,700: "a certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in said Billerica in the southerly part thereof", north-west on the County Road leading from Bedford to Billerica, north-east on the town road, south on land late of Sampson Spaulding "by a crooked line as the wall now stands, containing five acres", subject to rights of way Hill had granted the Boston and Lowell Railroad in 1884 for its Bedford branch. The grantees paid the 1892 taxes. Title from: March 24, 1881 Warranty Deed: Anna M. Hill of Lynn, in her own right, and George W. Hill her husband to Charles H. Hill of Billerica (144/231) (Charles H. Hill title) Title passed to: December 19, 1951 Quitclaim Deed: The heir of A. W. Albert and Anna M. Lakemann (Middlesex Probate dockets 236044 and 211670) to A private couple of Boston (1185/149) (Lakemann title through probate) Related: July 22, 1885 Warranty Deed: C. H. [Charles H.] Hill of Billerica (his wife releasing dower and homestead) to The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation (175/509) (the 1892 deed excepts the railroad lot)
December 31, 1952	Deed	Boston and Maine Railroad (by R. M. Tedgar, Vice President)	A private couple of Boston, as tenants by the entirety	1952: Boston and Maine sells the old station lot, 14,731 sq ft (Plan 82-110A)	1214/65
	Dated December 5, 1952, for "one dollar and other valuable considerations": the former station lot, beginning "on remaining land of the Boston and Maine Railroad at a point sixteen and five tenths (16.5) feet Easterly of the center line of location of the Lexington Branch of said Railroad ... on the Southerly side of Spring Street", by A. W. Lakemann land and Hosmer land, 386.48 feet along the railroad, "about fourteen thousand, seven hundred thirty-one (14,731) square feet", Plan Book 82, Plan 110A (June 1952). The railroad kept a 100-year exemption from damage "to any buildings ... caused by fire ... from locomotive engines", reserved the Western Union pole line, required the buyers to fence, and took their release of all claims "on account of ... the elimination of the existing grade crossing at said Spring Street and the tracks of said Railroad". No building is named. The buyers resold it in 1954 with the Lakemann homestead (N. 1276/351). Title from: July 22, 1885 Warranty Deed: C. H. [Charles H.] Hill of Billerica (his wife releasing dower and homestead) to The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation (175/509) (the Boston and Maine, successor of the Boston and Lowell, sells the 1885 lot) Title passed to: December 31, 1954 Quitclaim Deed: A private couple of Boston to William Mikulsky of Billerica (1276/351) (Parcel 3 of the 1954 deed recites the 1952 railroad deed)
December 31, 1954	Quitclaim Deed	A private couple of Boston	William Mikulsky of Billerica	1954: the station lot (Parcel 3) and Lakemann land to William Mikulsky	1276/351
	Dated November 4, 1954: the same three parcels "with the buildings thereon", the five-acre house lot reciting the 1892 Hill deed, plus a 14,731-square-foot strip of former Boston and Maine Railroad land on Plan Book 82, Plan 110A. Mikulsky (d. by 1987; Suffolk Probate 489322) held the house until his heir sold Parcel 1, "five (5) acres more or less" with the buildings, in 1987 for $162,000. The new owners had it surveyed in 1988 (Plan Book 167, Plan 61) and divided; the house stands on Lot 2 (0.93 acre) of that plan. Later sales 1989 and a 2012 family transfer. Title from: December 19, 1951 Quitclaim Deed: The heir of A. W. Albert and Anna M. Lakemann (Middlesex Probate dockets 236044 and 211670) to A private couple of Boston (1185/149) (title from the Lakemann heir) December 31, 1952 Deed: Boston and Maine Railroad (by R. M. Tedgar, Vice President) to A private couple of Boston, as tenants by the entirety (1214/65) (Parcel 3 of the 1954 deed recites the 1952 railroad deed) Title passed to: August 17, 1967 Quitclaim Deed: A private couple of Billerica (owners on Plan 105-30) to Thomas Waters, Trustee of Countryside Construction Trust (declaration of November 24, 1965, Book 1809, Page 160) (1809/162) (through the 1966 and April 1967 private deeds (N. 1776/333, Book 1790))
August 17, 1967	Quitclaim Deed	A private couple of Billerica (owners on Plan 105-30)	Thomas Waters, Trustee of Countryside Construction Trust (declaration of November 24, 1965, Book 1809, Page 160)	1967: Lots A and B (Plan 105-30) to Countryside Construction Trust	1809/162
	Recorded August 17, 1967, "for consideration paid": "Two (2) certain parcels of land, with the buildings thereon, if any", Lots A (34,527 square feet, "WESTERLY by land of Boston and Maine Railroad ... three hundred eighty-six and 48/100 (386.48) feet") and B (36,183 square feet) on "Plan of Land, Billerica, Mass.", March 2, 1967, Walter E. Sampson & Assoc., Plan Book 105, Plan 30; subject to Reading Co-operative Bank mortgages of April 7, 1967 ($1,500 on Lot A, $11,500 on Lot B). "Being the same premises conveyed to us by deed of Carl C. Tirone, et ux, dated April 6, 1967 ... Book 1790." Lot A takes in the old station lot and the part of the Lakemann five acres east of it: William Mikulsky sold both to a builder in November 1966 (N. 1776/333) and the builder sold them in April 1967. Title from: December 31, 1954 Quitclaim Deed: A private couple of Boston to William Mikulsky of Billerica (1276/351) (through the 1966 and April 1967 private deeds (N. 1776/333, Book 1790)) Title passed to: January 26, 1968 Quitclaim Deed: Thomas Waters, Trustee of Countryside Construction Trust to A private couple of Spring Street, Billerica, as tenants by the entirety (1832/24) (Lot A, a portion of the trust premises)
January 26, 1968	Quitclaim Deed	Thomas Waters, Trustee of Countryside Construction Trust	A private couple of Spring Street, Billerica, as tenants by the entirety	1968: Lot A, the station site, with the new house, to private owners	1832/24
	Dated and recorded January 26, 1968, "for consideration paid" ($37.00 in excise stamps): "A certain parcel of land, with the buildings thereon", Lot A on Plan Book 105, Plan 30, by Spring Street in four measures, Lot B 302.78 feet, and "land of Boston and Maine Railroad" 386.48 feet, 34,527 square feet, "Being a portion of the premises conveyed to me, as Trustee", Book 1809, Page 162. The trust had built the present house on the lot in 1967. The buyers sold it in 1994 to a private owner (N. 7211/208), who holds it today (assessor parcel 95-116-0, 0.793 acres). Title from: August 17, 1967 Quitclaim Deed: A private couple of Billerica (owners on Plan 105-30) to Thomas Waters, Trustee of Countryside Construction Trust (declaration of November 24, 1965, Book 1809, Page 160) (1809/162) (Lot A, a portion of the trust premises)

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.

South Billerica Station

South Billerica Station

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