Deeds of Mount Desert Island
Peters Plan - D11
a project of
V. F. Thomas Co. - P. O. Box 84 - Hulls Cove, Maine 04644
info@vfthomas.com
(updated 7 June 2016)
The original deed to this parcel has not yet been found. The deed below conveyed the entire D11.
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8:534
Date: 13 July 1801
Town: Bar Harbor
Grantor: Ebenezer Salisbury
Grantee: Joseph Ireson
Description: 100 acres
Beginning at the southwest corner of Timothy Mason's lot at a popple tree;
run first S 10° W 160 rods;
then S 80° E 100 rods;
then N 10° E 160 rods to a popple tree;
then N 80° W 100 rods to the first bound.
Note: Joseph Ireson mortgaged this parcel with Eleazar Ingalls on 30 January 1808 (24:34–35). The debt was paid via a sale of the land by Ingalls on 8 March 1813 (see 33:100–101).
Grantor obtained this parcel via ???:???
Grantee disposed of this parcel via 24:34 (a mortgage that was foreclosed on by Eleazar Ingalls) and 33:99–100 (a transaction that gave him $55 from Cornelius Thompson Jr.)
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33:99–100
Date: 8 March 1813
Town: Bar Harbor
Grantor: Joseph Ireson
Grantee: Cornelius Thompson Jr.
Description: 100 acres
Beginning at the southwest corner of Timothy Mason's lot at a popple tree;
run first S 10° W 160 rods;
then S 80° E 100 rods;
then N 10° E 160 rods to a popple tree;
then N 80° W 100 rods to the first bound.
Grantor obtained this parcel via 8:534
Grantee disposed of this parcel via ???:???
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33:100–101
Date: 8 March 1813
Town: Bar Harbor
Grantor: Eleazar Ingalls
Grantee: Cornelius Thompson Jr.
Description: 100 acres
Beginning at the southwest corner of Timothy Mason's lot at a popple tree;
run first S 10° W 160 rods;
then S 80° E 100 rods;
then N 10° E 160 rods to a popple tree;
then N 80° W 100 rods to the first bound.
Grantor obtained this parcel via 24:34 (a 30 January 1808 mortgage with Joseph Ireson that he foreclosed on)
Grantee disposed of this parcel via ???:???
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The effect of the above transactions was that Cornelius Thompson Jr. became the owner of the 100 acres on 8 March 1813. Eleazar Ingalls recouped the $133 that he lent to Joseph Ireson, who put up the 100 acres for collateral, plus $37 more as a result of his sale of the land to Cornelius Thompson Jr. on 8 March 1813. Cornelius Thompson Jr. ultimately paid $225 for the 100 acres (= $170 to Ingalls + $55 to Ireson). Ireson thus received only $188 (= $133 from Ingalls via the original mortgage + $55 from Thompson Jr. as part of Thompson Jr.'s consolidation of his ownership of the 100 acres) for the 100-acre parcel that he had purchased from Ebenezer Salisbury for $500 in 1801.
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