Haines Street. Lot Size: 24Px36.2Px25.75Px36.25P

53rd to 54th Street, Eastwick Avenue to Schuylkill River. Lot Size: 8.74 acres; 16.213 acres

NES Wissahickon Ave. & SES Sedgwick St. 1/8 A

North Mt. Pleasant Avenue. Lot Size: 2.184 acres

Cedar Grove - donation of house to be moved into Park. Lot Size: (blank)

Abstract of Title to All Those Four Certain lots or pieces of ground, situate in the Twenty-second Ward of the City of Philadelphia, and particularly described, in accordance with a recent plan thereof made by Joseph C. Wagner, Esq., Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Survey District of said City, as follows, to wit: (A) All that certain lot or piece of ground Beginning at a point the intersection of the south east side of Johnson Street and the south west side of Lincoln Avenue as laid out upon the City plan; thence extending southwestwardly along the southeast side of Johnson Street ninety-six feet three and five-eighths inches to a point; thence curving to the southeastward with a radius of nineteen hundred and twenty-eight and one hundred and eighty-three thousandths feet parallel to and ninety feet distant from the southwest side of Lincoln Avenue aforesaid, seven hundred and twenty-nine feet one and one-fourth includes to a point of tangency; thence still southeastwardly on a straight line parallel with and ninety feet distant from the southwest side of Lincoln Avenue aforesaid, forty feet seven and one-half includes to a point in the northwest side of Washington Lane as now laid out upon the City Plan; thence northeastwardly along the same on a curve of radius of one hundred and twenty feet, one hundred and one feet, nine and one-fourth inches to the southwest side of Lincoln Avenue on a curve of three thousandths feet, seven hundred and twenty-eight feet six and three-eighths inches to the first mentioned point and place of beginning, Containing one and five hundred and thirty-one thousandths acres.

Also (B) All that certain lot or piece of ground, beginning at a point the intersection of the southeast side of Johnson Street and the northeast side of Lincoln Avenue as laid out upon the City Plan, thence extending southeastwardly along the northeast side of said Lincoln Avenue on a curve of a radius of seventeen hundred and fifty-eight and one hundred and eighty-three thousandths feet to a point of curve in the same; thence still along the same curving to the west with a radius of one hundred and twenty-three and eight hundred and fifty thousandths feet, one hundred and ten feet seven and one-half inches to a point of reverse curve; thence still along the same curving to the east with a radius of one hundred and seventy-three and eighty hundred and fifty thousandths feet, one hundred and fifty five feet three and three-eights inches to a point of tangency; thence still along the same, northeastwardly, fifty feet to the southwest side of Wayne Avenue, thence along the same northwestwardly, twenty-five feet to a point; thence extending southwestwardly along a line parallel with and twenty-five feet distant from the northwest side of Washington Lane as aforesaid, the following distances, viz: fifty feet, one hundred the seventy-seven feet seven and three-eighths inches, eighty-eight feet three and one half inches, and one hundred and sixty-seven feet nine and seven-eighths inches, to a point; extending northwestwardly on a line parallel with and twenty-five feet distant from the northeast side of Lincoln Avenue, and with a radius of seventeen hundred and thirty-three and one hundred and eighty-three thousandths feet, seven hundred and three feet two and five-eights inches to a point in the southeast side of Johnson Street, thence southwest along the same, twenty-seven feet and seven-eights of an inch to the first mentioned point and place of beginning, containing six hundred and ninety-eight thousandths acres. Also (C) All that certain lot or piece of ground, beginning at a point the intersection of the northeast side of Lincoln Avenue and the southeast side of Washington Lane as proposed, fifty feet wide; thence extending southeast along the northeast side of Lincoln Avenue seventy feet to a point of curve in the same; thence still along the same side of Lincoln Avenue, curving to the southeast with a radius of four hundred and ninety-seven and five hundred and twenty-two thousandths feet, fifty-five feet three fourths inches to a point in the centre line of old Washington Lane as formerly laid out upon the City Plan; thence northeast along the same, three hundred and twenty-two feet one and one-eighth inches to a point in the right of way line of the Philadelphia, Germantown and Chestnut Hill Railroad; thence northwest along the said right of way line and at right angles with the old line of Washington Lane, one hundred and six feet eleven inches to a point; thence still along said right of way of said railroad, northwestwardly, one hundred and seventy-five feet six and three-eighths inches, to a point in the southeast side of Washington Lane as proposed; thence southwest along the same and at right angles with Wayne Avenue eight feet ten inches to a point of curvature in Washington Lane; thence still along the same curving to the southeast with a radius of one hundred and twenty-three and eighty-five hundredths feet, one hundred and ten feet seven and one half inches to a point of reverse curvature in the same; thence still along the same curving to the southwest with a radius of one hundred and seventy-three and eighty-five hundredths feet, one hundred and fifty-five feet three and three-eighths inches to a point of tangency in the same; thence still along the said side of Washington Lane, one hundred the ninety-three feet to the first mentioned point and place of beginning, Containing one and one hundred and fifteen thousandths acres.

Also (D) All that certain lot or piece of ground, Beginning at a point the intersection of the southwest side of Lincoln Avenue, and the southeast side of Washington Lane as now laid out upon the City Plan, thence extending along the southeast side of Washington Lane, southeastwardly curving with a radius of seventy feet, a distance of seventy-two feet one inch to a point of reverse curvature; thence still along the said side of said Washington Lane, curving to the southwest with a radius of two hundred and seventy-feet, one hundred and twenty-two feet six and five-eights inches, to a point in the centre line of old Washington Lane as formerly laid out upon the City Plan; thence along the same northeast one hundred and forty feet eleven and five-eighths inches to a point in the southwest side of Lincoln Avenue; thence along the same northeast one hundred and forty feet eleven and five-eighths inches to a point in the southwest side of Lincoln Avenue; thence along the same northwest curving with a radius of four hundred and seventeen and five hundred and twenty-two thousandths feet, fifty along the same northwest seventy feet to the southeast side of Washington Lane; the first mentioned point and place of beginning, containing two hundred and twenty-seven thousandths acres. 1750/1 - 1897

ES Wissahickon Avenue & School House Lane. Lot Size: 301x318x357x328

Nes Arch Street. Lot Size: 7.4513A

No location given. Lot Size: 11.27A; .964A; 9.756A; 1.91A

Lansdowne Ave. & Cobb's Creek Park & Arch St. Lot Size: 18.6914 acres

Brief of Title to All that certain triangular lot or piece of Ground with the stone messuage or tenement thereon erected. Situate on the South Western side of Pennsylvania Avenue in the 29th ward of the City of Philadelphia and Beginning at a point in the South West line of said Pennsylvania Avenue, at the distance of 310 feet 5½ in. North Westward from the North West line of Williams Lane, if extended South Westward across said Pennsylvania Avenue thence North Westward along the South West side of said Pennsylvania Avenue 181 feet 9 1/8 inches more or less to low water mark in the River Schuylkill thence down the low water mark of the said River 200 feet more or less to a point and thence Northeastwardly on a line at right angles with said Pennsylvania Avenue 87 feet 3 3/4 inches more or less to the South West side of said Pennsylvania Avenue and place of beginning.

1680-1871 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Nov. 22d, 1871 (Original patent to William Orion - 100 acres) Lot Size: 181'9 1/8 x 200x 87' 3 3/4

Brief of Title of A lot or piece of ground situate on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue and the west side of Thirty-third street, in the City of Philadelphia, beginning at the point at the north-west corner of said Pennsylvania avenue and Thirty-third street, thence extending northward, along the west side of said Thirty-third street, 190 feet, thence westward, on a line parallel with Master street, 254 feet, 115/8 inches, thence southward, on a line parallel with said Thirty-third street, 181 feet 9 inches, to the north side of Pennsylvania avenue, and thence eastward, along the same, 255 11/8 inch to the place of beginning. 1748/9 - 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Sep. 28th, 1869 Lot Size: 190x225 (irregular)

A Brief of Title to All that certain lot or piece of ground situate in that part of the City of Philadelphia lately called the District of Penn beginning at a point of intersection of the southerly line of Pennsylvania Avenue and the easterly line of Thirty fifth Street as the same are laid and continued by the Court on the plan of the said late District of Penn thence extending southerly along the easterly side of the said Thirty Fifth Street One hundred and fourteen feet nine inches and seven eights of an inch to an angle of Thirty Fifth Street thence southwestward and along the southeast line of the said Thirty Fifth Street One hundred and fourteen feet nine inches and seven eights of an inch to the northeast line of Schuylkill Avenue as the same is laid down and confirmed as aforesaid thence southeastward along the north east side of the said Schuylkill Avenue two hundred and eight feet thence North fifty degrees fifty two minutes and a half east by ground formerly of Isaac S. Loyd now the Spring Garden Water Works three hundred and thirty one feet three inches to the southerly side of said Pennsylvania Avenue and thence westwardly along the southerly side of said Pennsylvania Avenue two hundred and ninety two feet three inches to the place of beginning. 1684-1874 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. January 18th 1875 (Original patent to John Mifflin, Sr. & Jr. 270 acres) B Abstract of Title to All That Certain Lot or Piece of Ground Situate in the Twentieth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, Beginning at a point the intersection of the South West line of Schuylkill Avenue and South East line of Thirty fifth Street, thence extending South Westward along the South East side of the said Thirty fifth Street about Two hundred and forty feet more or less to low water mark of the River Schuylkill, thence South Eastward along the said River Schuylkill about One hundred and Ninety two feet to the line of ground formerly of Isaac S. Lloyd now of the Spring Garden Water Works, thence North Fifty degrees fifty two and a half minutes East by said Ground about Two hundred and seventy two feet more or less to the South West side of the said Schuylkill Avenue and thence North Westward along the South West side of the said Schuylkill Avenue Two hundred and four feet four inches and three quarters of an inch to the place of beginning. For previous Title see the Brief of Title to the premises at the South Easterly corner of Thirty fifth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. 1839-1874 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn., January 18th 1875 Lot Size: (blank)

Brief of Title to A Certain Tract of land and improvements thereon known as “The Cliffs” situate in the 20th Ward of the City of Philadelphia (formerly in Penn Township) lying on the North Eastwardly side of The Pennsylvania Avenue or Columbia Rail Road. Bounded on the North and Northwest by land now or late of James S. Spencer known as “The Fountain Green” North Eastward by land nor or late of John Sharp and John Pemberton South Eastward by land now or late of Daniel Vail and South Westwardly by the centre of The Columbia Rail Road aforesaid. Containing according to a recent Survey 31 Acres 122 7/10 perches. 1684-1869 Prepared from the Records and papers produced. Jas. Maguire March 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, March 26th 1869. (Original patent to John Mifflin Sr. & Jr. - 270 acres) Lot Size: 31A, 122.7P

Strawberry Mansion: Brief of Title to Lot “A”. All that capital stone messuage and tract or piece of Land situate on the Westerly side of the Wissahickon or Ridge Turnpike Road in the late Penn Township now the Twenty eighth Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at a stone at high water mark of the Schuylkill River, a corner of land now or late of Joshua Howell, thence by the said Howell’s land South 62 degrees East 14 4/10 perches to a marked white oak and South 71 degrees 15' East 14 3/10 perches to a stone, thence partly by the said Howell’s land and partly by land late of William Coleman and now of Francis R. Wharton North 86 degrees 30' East Fifty Six 9/10 perches to a post a corner of land late of William Morgan, thence by the said last mentioned land North 19 degrees 30' West 12 4/10 perches or thereabouts to another corner of the same land and South 85 degrees 15' East 25 2/10 perches more or less to the Wissahiccon or Ridge Road aforesaid, thence along the Westerly side of the said Road North 16 degrees 15' West 23 3/10 perches or thereabouts and North 12 degrees 40' West 13 9/10 perches to the middle of a 40 feet wide road leading from the said Wissahiccon Road to the Schuylkill River, thence along the middle of the said 40 feet wide Road North 69 degrees 30' West 33 8/10 perches, North 54 degrees 45' West 12 3/10 perches and North 26 degrees 25' West 14 perches to a stone in the middle of said Road, thence leaving said Road and by land late of Tench Francis, North 72 degrees West 9 6/10 perches to a stone at high water mark of the Schuylkill River, thence down the said River the several courses thereof about 72 perches more or less to the place of beginning. Containing 31 Acres and 118 perches more or less. “Lot B”. All that certain stone messuage or tenement and lot or piece of land Situate on the Westerly side of Ridge Avenue formerly called the Wissahickon Road in the Twenty eighth Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning in the Westerly line of the said Avenue at the corner of George Crock’s land thence along the South line of said Lane North 87 degrees 14' West 24 55/100 perches to a corner, thence by the said Lot A South 15 degrees 27' East 12 62/100 perches, thence by land now or late of Francis Wharton North 86 degrees 57' East 24 perches to the said Ridge Avenue, and thence along the Westerly line of said Ridge Avenue North 16 degrees 8 1/2' West 10 1/10 perches to the place of beginning. Containing One Acres and 112 perches. 1683-1867 + deed from George Crock Opinion by Eli K. Price, April 12th, 1871, Chn. Of Com. On Land Purchases. [Original patent to Swan Swanson, Woolly Swanson & Andrew Swanson (600 acres)] Lot Size: 31A’ 118P; 1A 112P

Abstract of Title to A lot of ground within the limits of Fairmount Park, 28th Ward, conveyed to the City of Philadelphia by John Cruice. For title of the heirs of John Shronk, see Brief filed with the conveyance by William Shronk. 1849-1860 prepared by M. Arnold, Jr. Continuation to 1872 Abstract of Title to A lot of ground at the Falls of Schuylkill, 28th Ward, Philadelphia conveyed by John Cruice and wife to the City of Philadelphia. For previous title see Brief filed with papers of Wm. Shronk. 1849-1872 Prepared by M. Arnold, Jr. Lot Size: 48x90

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of Ground Situate in the 28th Ward of the City of Phila. Beginning at a point on the Easterly side of the River Schuylkill in a line of Land formerly of the Laurel Hill Cemetery Company now of the City of Philadelphia, thence by the same North 14 degrees 20 minutes West 385 feet to a point on the Southerly side of land occupied by the Phila. and Reading Rail Road Company, thence by said land South 78 degrees 50 minutes West 36 9/10 feet to a point in a boundary line of Fairmount Park, as fixed by the Commissioners thereof January 13, 1872, thence by said boundary line and crossing said Railroad, and extending along the middle of a certain 50 feet wide Street leading into Ridge Avenue, North 24 degrees 39 minutes West 311 45/100 feet to a Stone in the middle of said Street, angle in said Park boundary, thence still along said boundary North 54 degrees 55 minutes West 171 65/100 feet to a point in a line of land of William Naglee, thence by said land North 70 degrees West 25 5/10 feet to a corner, and thence South 54 degrees 21 minutes West 91 6/10 feet to the River Schuylkill, thence down the same the several courses and distances thereof 751 feet to the place of Beginning, Containing 2 65/100 Acre. Belonging to Rev. Hugh S. Dickson and Sarah Margaret, his Wife. 1733-1872 Extracted from Records and Papers produced Benj. P. Wilson. Continuation to 1883 Extracted from Records and Papers produced. J. Sergeant Price. March 1883. (Original patent to Isaac Norris [6 acres]) Lot Size: 2.65

Brief of Title to All Those Three Certain lots or pieces of ground Situate on the North Eastwardly side of Pennsylvania Avenue in that part of the City of Philadelphia lately called the District of Penn now in the Twentieth ward of said City. One of Them Beginning at the N.E. corner of the said Pennsylvania Avenue and Thirty eighth St. as laid out in the general plan to be opened 50 ft. wide thence extending along the E. side of said Thirty eighth St. as laid out to be opened and by the lot of ground last hereinafter described N. 11 degrees 21' E E. 231 feet 6 5/8 ins. to ground now or late of James S. Spencer of which this was part thence by the Same and at right angles with the said Thirty eight Street S. 78 degrees 39' E. 80 ft. to the lot or piece of ground next hereinafter described; thence by the same S 11 degrees 21' W. crossing Jefferson St. as laid out to be opened 50 ft. wide 300 ft. 1 7/8 ins. to Pennsylvania Avenue aforesaid thence along said Avenue the three following courses and distances to wit: W. 31 degrees 49' W. 17 ft. 4 1/8 ins. N 38 degrees 13' W. 77 ft. 1 1/8 ins. N 46 degrees 28' W. 11 ft. 2 ins. to the E. side of 38th St. the place of Beginning. Another of Them Beginning at the distance of 17 ft. 4 1/4 ins. S.E. from the corner of the said Pennsylvania Avenue and the said Jefferson St. as laid out to be opened thence by the last above described lot N. 11 degrees 21' E. crossing the said Jefferson St. 300 ft. 1 7/8 ins. thence by other ground now or late of James S. Spencer of which this was part S. 78 degrees 39' E. 150 ft. Thence S. 11 degrees 21' W. crossing the said Jefferson St. 357 ft. 7 3/8 ins. to a point and thence S.W. at right angles with the said Pennsylvania Avenue 70 ft. 1 in. & 3/8ths of an inch to the N. E. side of said Pennsylvania Avenue and thence N.W. along the same 144 ft. 6 1/8 ins. to the place of beginning. And the Other of Them Beginning at the N. E. corner of said Pennsylvania Avenue and Thirty eighth St. thence extending along the East side of 38th St. and the first above described lot or ground N. 11 degrees 21' E. 231 ft. 6 5/8 ins. to other ground now or late of the said James S. Spencer of which this was part thence by the same and at right angles with said 38th St. N. 78 degrees 39' W. 87 ft. 10 ins. to other ground now or late of said James S. Spencer of which this was part thence by the same S. 11 degrees 21' W. parallel with said 38th St. 184 feet. 6 inches to the N.E. side of said Pennsylvania Avenue thence extending along said Avenue S. 56 degrees 15' E. 40 ft. 11 1/8 ins. and thence Still by the same S. 46 degrees 28' E. 59 feet and 7/8 of an inch to the place of beginning. For Previous Title, see Brief of the Haldeman Estate. 1846-1871 (includes titles to three ground rents) Prepared from the Records and Papers produced by Wm. McGeorge, Jr. Jan. 16/71 Opinion by Eli K. Price, chn. Jan. 1871 Abstract of Title to A Yearly Ground Rent of $ 85. Issuing and payable out of All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground (part and parcel of “Fountain Green”) &c. For Prior Title see Brief of Fountain Green produced. 1846-1863 Copy of Brief of title to Three Tracts of Land laid down in the above plan situate on the River Schuylkill in the County of Philadelphia No. 1 containing 19 Acres 52 Per. No 2. 8 A’s 3 qr’s & 8 P & No. 3: 21 ½ A’s called Fountain Green belonging to Jas. S. Spencer. 1684-1835 Copied from a Brief Produced By J. J. Hedges. April 6/53. Lot Size: 4 lots

Abstract to A lot of ground at the Falls of Schuylkill, 28th Ward, Philadelphia, conveyed by John B. Ferris to the City of Philadelphia. For title of Samuel N. Smith, see Brief filed with the conveyance by him to the City. 1871-1872 From the Records & Papers Produced. M. Arnold, Jr. Dec. 1872. Opinion by Eli K. Price, Feby. 5th, 1873. Lot Size: 40x75

Brief of Title to All That Certain Lot or piece of Ground with the Stone Rolling Mill and Other improvements thereon erected; Situate on the Southwesterly Side of Pennsylvania Avenue in the 20th Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at the Distance of 176 feet 7 1/8 inches South Eastward from the South East side of 39th Street, thence along the Southwesterly Side of said Pennsylvania Avenue the five following courses and Distances to wit: South 70 Degrees and 54 Minutes East 22 feet 8 1/8 inches, South 66 Degrees and 1 Minute East 87 feet, South 56 Degrees and 15 Minutes East 87 feet; South 46 degrees and 28 minutes East crossing 38th street, 87 feet; and South 36 Degrees and 42 minutes S. E. 23 feet 8 5/8 inches to a point; thence South 41 Degrees and 55 minutes West by ground now or formerly of James S. Spencer Jr about 350 feet to Low water Mark in the River Schuylkill; thence up the several courses and Distances thereof about 310 feet, and thence North 41 Degrees and fifty five minutes East by the Lot or piece of ground next described about 386 feet to the place of Beginning And also all That Certain Lot of Ground . . . adjoining the above Rolling Mill Estate on the South Situate on the South westerly side of Pennsylvania Avenue, at the distance of 11 feet 6 inches South East of 39th Street; thence extending South 41 degrees 55' West parallel with said 39th Street by ground late of James S. Spencer jr. About 376 feet to Low Water mark in the River Schuylkill; thence South Eastward along the said River 62 feet; thence North 41 degrees 55 minutes East by the Lot or piece of ground above described about 386 feet to the Southwesterly side of the said Pennsylvania Avenue; and thence Northwestwardly along the same 65 feet 1 inch and 1/8 of an inch to the place of Beginning. Including: “Plan of the Lots described at the head of this Brief belonging to Sarah J. Haley & Susan H. O’Connor. In equal undivided Moieties” and “Plan of Lots Nos. 1, 2 & 3 Comprising the ‘Fountain Green’ Estate The premises in question forming Part of the River Front of No. 1 or 3 or both. 1684-1868 (Original patent to John Mifflin, Sr. & Jr. - 270 acres) Lot Size: (blank)

Memorandum of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of Ground, situate in the Twenty-first Ward of the City of Philadelphia beginning at a point on the boundary line of Fairmount Park as fixed by a Resolution of the Commissioners thereof the Thirteenth day of January 1872, said point being in the Northwesterly line of ground of John B. Ferris, thence extending Northwestwardly along said Park boundary 20 feet 5 1/4 inches, and extending southwestwardly in length or depth between parallel lines, 78 feet more or less to the River Schuylkill, belonging to James Giles. 1864-1873 Benjamin P. Wilson Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Mar. 15th, 1873 Lot Size: 25x78

Brief of Title to All those two certain Lots or pieces of ground Situate at the South East corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Forty first Street in the Twentieth Ward of the City of Philadelphia Containing in front or breadth on said Pennsylvania Avenue Thirty two feet (each lot Seventeen feet) and extending of that width South Westwardly along said Forty first street One hundred and twenty five feet more or less. For prior Title See Brief of Henry J. Williams and others 1854-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, July 17th, 1869 Lot Size: 44A, 122P

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of ground Beginning at the intersection of the North=east line of Pennsylvania Avenue and the North=west line of Williams’ Lane, in the District of Penn in the County of Philadelphia, thence extending North Thirty=three degrees West along the North=east side of said Pennsylvania Avenue Forty one feet six inches and three quarters of an inch, thence North Twenty six degrees and Fifty eight minutes West by the same Sixty feet, thence North Sixty=six degrees and Four minutes East by other ground of Isaac C. Jones One hundred and eight feet eight inches and one quarter of an inch, thence South Fifty=one degrees and Fifteen minutes East by the same Ninety=six feet and three inches and one eighth of an inch, to the North-west side of said Williams Lane and thence South Fifty nine degrees and fifty=five minutes West along the North west side of said Williams Lane One hundred and forty=four feet to the place of beginning. For previous title see Brief of Title to “Rockland” Estate of Isaac C. Jones deceased filed with Park Commissioners 1815-1870 Prepared from the Records and papers produced by Wm. McGeorge, Jr. Nov. 16, 1871 Opinion by Eli K. Price, July 10th, 1871 B Memorandum of Title to All that Certain Tract or piece of Ground Situate in the 20th & 28th Wards of the City of Philadelphia: Beginning at a point on the bank of the River Schuylkill in line of land formerly of Joseph Galloway and lately of Edward S. Burd, deceased, thence extending by the same South East 60 perches to a 40 feet wide road, called Williams Lane, thence extending along the said road South 62 degrees West to the North East side of Pennsylvania Avenue, thence North Westerly along the said Pennsylvania Avenue to the River Schuylkill and thence by the said River to the place of beginning. Excepting therefrom a lot or piece of ground at the intersection of the North East line of Pennsylvania Avenue and North West line of Williams Lane, Containing on said Pennsylvania Avenue 121 feet 6 3/4 inches and on the said Williams Lane 144 feet (which Lot Isaac C. Jones and wife by deed dated 27 July 1848 recorded in Deed Book A.W.M. No: 75 page 514 &c. conveyed to Wilson H. Stearly and Caspar Krausz:) And also a lot of ground near the river Schuylkill, north East of the Columbia Bridge; Containing 300 feet in front and in depth on the Southwesterly side of said lot eighty two feet and on the North Easterly side thereof sixty feet, (which the said Isaac C. Jones by deed dated the 22d day of September 1860, recorded in Deed Book A.D.B. No: 133 page 217 &c. conveyed to David Kershow, Edward P. Kershow and Augustus Hunt.) Containing by computation 23 Acres & 159 perches above the present water line, and above low water mark 25 Acres and 148 perches be the same more or less. Note: The prior title to the premises in question is fully set forth in a Brief of Title to sundry messuages and lots of ground on the South West side of Pennsylvania Avenue released to the City of Philadelphia by Deed Poll - Isaac C. Jones Excr. &c. dated 27 Oct. 1869, now in possession of the Commissioners of Fairmount Park. 1815-1870 Extracted by C. Eber Smith. Mch. 1870 Opinion by Chas. Henry Jones, Sol. to the Park Comrs. April 1, 1870 Concurring opinion by Eli K. Price, April 1st, 1870. C Brief of Title to All those several messuages and Lots extending South westward from Pennsylvania Avenue to the River Schuylkill to wit: One North West side of Williams Lane, Seventy feet two inches front by one hundred and forty eight feet five inches on said Lane, widening in the rear. Next North thereof, two houses and lot Sixty feet front by One hundred and thirty seven feet eight and five eighths inches on South line; Three houses and lot one hundred and ninety feet two inches North Westward of Williams Lane, Sixty feet front by one hundred and thirteen feet two and one half inches on South line: And lot Two hundred and fifty feet two inches North Westward of Williams Lane Twenty feet by Ninety one feet seven and one half on South line. 1677-1869 Compiled from the records and papers produced by Joshua Spering. Feby. 26, 1869. & Mar. 8, 1869. Opinion by Eli K. Price, March 19th, 1869. (Original patent to William Orion - 100 acres) Lot Size: 23A, 159P

Brief of Title to a messuage and tenement or tavern known by the sign of the Robin Hood, situate on the west side of the Ridge Road and on the North side of a road leading therefrom to the River Schuylkill, and extending thence along the said last mentioned road N. 69 degrees 30' W. 33.8 perches to a corner of land formerly of Tench Francis, thence by the same N. 15 degrees 15' E. 12.4 perches and S. 72 degrees E. 29 perches to the said Ridge Road and thence down the same S. 15 degrees W 14.4 perches to the place of beginning; Containing about 3 acres of land. 1696-1871 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Jany. 13th, 1872. (Original patent to Swan Swanson - 600 acres) Lot Size: 3 acres

Brief of Title to a tract of land Situate on the Eagle Point Road in the 28th Ward of the City of Philadelphia - late the Township of Penn - Containing 12 Acres 102½ ps. 1679-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Nov. 12, 1869 (Original patent to William Orion) Lot Size: 12 acres, 102.5 perches

Abstract of Title to Property of William Leach and Catharine his wife at the Falls of Schuylkill, 28th Ward, Philadelphia, situate on the Ridge Road 36 feet Southeast of Mifflin Street, 24 feet front by about 200 feet toward the River Schuylkill. For Title of Samuel N. Smith, see Brief filed with his conveyance to the Park. 1871-1872 From the records & papers produced. M. Arnold, Jr. Dec. 1872 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Feby. 4th, 1873 Lot Size: 24x200

Abstract of Title to A lot of ground at the Falls of Schuylkill, 28th ward, conveyed by Rachel Miller to the City of Philadelphia, for the purposes of Fairmount Park. For title of George Shronk see brief filed with the deed of William Shronk. 1845-1872 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Feby. 5th 1873 Lot Size: 25’5”x184.64’x24’5”x186.64’

Abstract of Title to Certain ground of the estate of Wm. Morison, dec’d. Situate at the Falls of Schuylkill, 28th Ward, Philadelphia. For Title of Robert Kennedy see Brief of Title to property of Samuel N. Smith, filed with the Park Commission and the next noted deed. 1808-1872 From the records & papers &c., M. Arnold, Jr. Dec. 1872 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Feb. 4th, 1873 Lot Size: (blank)

SWs Ridge Ave., 200 ft. NW of Old Ferry Rd. Lot Size: agreement

Deed of exchange. Lot Size: (blank)

Deeds to the PRR. Lot Size: (blank)

Brief of Title to a certain Tract or piece of Land, containing Thirty one acres, more or less - Belonging to the Trust Estate of Mrs. Sally E. Randolph (widow) under the last Will and Testament of Philip Syng Physick, M. D., deceased. 1693/4 - 1869 Extracted from the Records & Deeds &c. produced. H. G. May(?) March 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chairman of Com. on Land Purchs. April 21st, 1869 (Original patent to Mary Rotchford - 200 acres) Lot Size: 31 acres

Abstract of Title (A certain Lot or Piece of Ground Situate on the North East side of Pennsylvania Avenue in the 20th Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at a point in said Avenue a corner of Ground of James S. Spencer thence Extending North Westerly along said Pennsylvania Avenue One hundred feet and in depth North Eastwardly of that width between the line of James S. Spencer’s Land and a line parallel thereto Two hundred feet. Bounded South Westwardly by said Avenue, North Westwardly by other Ground of the said Edgar T. Longstreth, North Eastwardly by Ground late of Henry J. Williams and Christine Biddle and South Eastwardly by said James S. Spencer’s Land. 1845 – 1867 Lot Size: 100x200

Brief of Title to All That Certain Tract or Piece of Land Situate on the North Westerly side of a two Perch wide lane, commonly called Mifflins Lane, formerly in Penn Township and County of Philadelphia, now in the Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Beginning at a Stone now planted on the side of said Lane at the distance of One hundred and seventy six perches and three tenths of a perch along said Lane from the Wissahickon or Ridge turnpike Road, thence extending by other land of Susanna Crock, intended to have been granted to Joseph Lake and Wife, North Thirty seven degrees, West Sixty one perches and sixty two hundredths of a perch to a Stone now planted for a corner on the line of land late of George Hopple, deceased, thence by said Land and Land now of James S. Spencer, Esquire, but principally by the former, South Fifty three degrees and four minutes West Thirty two perches and ninety eight hundredth of a perch to an Old corner Stone about four tenths of a perch from the South West corner of the said Hopple’s ground, thence by Land of the said James S. Spencer, Esquire, South thirty seven degrees and Sixteen minutes East Sixty one perches and sixty five hundredths of a perch to a Stone now planted for a corner in the North Westerly line of Mifflins’ lane aforesaid and thence along the side or line of said Lane, North Fifty three degrees East thirty two perches and Seventy one hundredth of a perch to the place of beginning Containing Twelve Acres and one hundred and two and a half squares. 1684 - 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Com. Ld. Pchs. July 15th, 1869. (Original patent to John Mifflin, Sr. & Jr. - 270 acres) Lot Size: 12 acres, 102.5 perches

Deed of exchange. Lot Size: (blank)

Belleville & Ormison. Lot Size: (blank)

Abstract of Title to A lot of ground at the Falls of Schuylkill, 28th Ward, conveyed by Peter Shronk & wife to the City of Philadelphia, for the purposes of Fairmount Park For title of George Shronk, see Brief filed with papers relating to Wm. Shronk’s property. 1845 - 1873 From the Records & Papers, &c. M. Arnold, Jr. (1872) Opinion by Eli K. Price, Feby. 5th. 1873 Lot Size: 24’5”x257’

Brief of Title to Ground conveyed by Samuel N. Smith to Fairmount Park. 1701 - 1872 (Original patent to Frankfort Company) Lot Size: (blank)

Fountain Green. Lot Size: 40 acres

Brief of Title to All that stone Messuage now known as “Fountain Park Hotel” and piece of land situate on the Southwest side of Ridge Avenue at the Falls in the 21st Ward of the city of Philadelphia beginning at a point on the side of said Avenue and the centre of the arch of a stone bridge over a small run, being a corner of land now of Michael Arnold, Sr. thence by said Arnold’s land S 37 degrees 38' W 58 feet 8 ½ inches to a stone, thence by the same S 7 degrees 38' W 183 feet to low water mark in the river Schuylkill thence along said low water mark N 65 degrees 30' W 557 feet 3/8 inches to a point in the line of land formerly of Edward Robeson now a twenty feet wide lane leading from said River to Ridge Avenue thence extending along the South East side of said lane N 29 degrees 25' E 270 feet to a stake in said side of said Ridge Avenue, and thence extending along the said Avenue S 61 degrees 16' E 494 feet 6 inches to the said centre of said stone arch and place of beginning Containing Two Acres and One hundred and fifty three perches of land. 1684 - 1860 (Original patent to the Frankfort Company) Lot Size: 1.18 acres

Brief of Title to Premises on the Pennsylvania Avenue in the Twentieth Ward of the City of Philadelphia and Known as the “Mount Pleasant Hotel.” 1760 - 1871 Opinion by Eli K. Price, July 8: 1871. Lot Size: .708 acres

Ns Edgeley Point Lane & Ws 33rd St. Lot Size: 20.3 acres

Brief of Title: Premises South west side of Pennsylvania Avenue 34 feet South east of 41 Street, fifty feet by 125 feet, bounded north west by William James, south east by P. T. Ransford. For prior title, see Brief of Henry J. Williams and others. 1854 - 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chairman &c March 22d, 1869. Lot Size: .143 acres

4422-4424 Ridge Avenue. Lot Size: 117x252x118x243

Wissahickon Turnpike Road. Lot Size: 2.49 acres

Abstract of Title to All That Certain Lot or Piece of Ground Situate on the Northern side of Girard Avenue at the distance of Two hundred and fifty five feet Eastward from the centre of Mantua [now called Fortieth Street] Containing in front or breadth on said Girard Avenue Twenty five feet and extending Northward from the middle of said Avenue between lines parallel with said Fortieth Street Two hundred and seventy five feet to the centre of Viola Street. 1855-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chairman of Com. On Land Purchases. March 31st, 1869. Lot Size: 75x275

Brief of Title to All those four Lots of ground Situate in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia (formerly Blockley Township) part of the tract of land known as “Egglesfield,” described as follows, vizt.: No. 1 All that lot of ground beginning at the intersection of the centre line of Girard Avenue and Thirty-eighth Streets (formerly called Ninth Street); thence extending Eastward along the centre line of Girard Avenue 175 feet to ground belonging to “The Junction Rail Road Company”; thence extending Southward at right angles to the sd. Girard Avenue 265 feet to the centre of Egglesfield Street; thence Westward along the said Egglesfield Street 175 feet to the centre line of Thirty eight Street and thence Northward along the same 265 feet to the place of beginning. No. 2 Also all that Lot of ground, Situate on the South West corner of Girard Avenue and Thirty Seventh Streets, Containing in front along the middle line of Girard Avenue 175 feet and extending of that width in depth Southward along Thirty-Seventh Street on the East and ground of the Junction R.R. Company on the West, 265 feet to the middle of Egglesfield Street. (This lot taken for the Park) No. 3 Also All that Lot of Ground Situate at the North East corner of Poplar Street and Thirty Eighth Street, Containing in front along the centre line of Poplar Street 175 feet and extending of that width northward along the centre line of Thirty eighth Street on the West and ground of The Junction R.R. Company on the East, 255 feet to the centre line of Egglesfield Street. No. 4 Also All that Lot of ground Situate on the north west corner of Poplar Street and Thirty Seventh Street, Containing in front along the centre line of Poplar Street 175 feet and extending of that width in depth Northward along the centre line of Thirty Seventh Street on the East and ground of The Junction R. R. Company on the West 255 feet to the middle of Egglesfield Street. (This lot taken for the Park) The title to the four lots above described, from the Patent down to the Year 1855 is set forth in the Brief of “Egglesfield” made for the use of the Park Commission; by reference to that brief it will appear that all of the Egglesfield tract of 132 Acres excepting the 5 Lots marked N.P.P.Q.R. on the plan thereof, conveyed to Samuel H. Carpenter, were vested in Ann Hertzog with 2/5ths thereof; Charles Toppan with 1/5th thereof; and John Draper with 2/5ths thereof 1855-1864 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn, Com. On Land Pchs. (Map showing 37th - 38th Street. Poplar to Girard Avenue, including Egglesfield Street Lot Size: 2 lots - irreg

Brief of Title to A Tract of Land known as Eaglesfield in late the Township of Blockley in the County of Philadelphia, now the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. 1702-1855 Wm. C. Hannis (conveyancer) (Original patent to William Warner ) Lot Size: .857A

Brief of Title To a Lot or piece of Ground Situate at the North East Corner of Girard Avenue & Thirty-eighth Street in the 24th Ward, Philadelphia. (Being part of “Eaglesfield”) (Girard Avenue to Viola Street, 38th to 37th Streets) 1702-1863 (Original patent to William Warner, 288 acres and 12 acres & 40 perches) Compiled from the Records and papers produced by Joshua Spering. July, 1865 Continuation 1865-1868 Lot Size: 131x215

Brief of Title To a tract of Land Known as “Egglesfield” in the Township of Blockley in the county of Philadelphia now in the Consolidated City of Philadelphia. 1702-1855 Opinion by George L. Ashmead, Attorney at law, 317 Walnut. June 7th, 1855. Continuation 1855-1869 Continued from the Records and Papers produced by Morton & Elsassar, Conveyancers, No. 217 So. 3rd St., Phila. Opinions by Eli K. Price, Chn. Com. On Land Purchases: March 6th, 1869. Lot Size: 115x467x150x100x115x100xSRx600

Brief of Title To a tract of Land known as “Eaglesfield” in the Township of Blockley in the County of Philadelphia now in the Consolidated City of Philadelphia. 1702-1855 Opinion by Geo L. Ashmead, atty. At Law, 317 Walnut St. June 7, 1855 Continuation 1856-1859 (Continuation of Title for Lot “U” in Plan of “Eaglesfield”.) 1856-1870 Opinion by Chas. Henry Jones, Sol. to the Park Comm. 8th April 1870 Lot Size: (blank)

Memorandum of Title to All that Certain Lot or piece of Ground Situate in that part of the City of Philadelphia formerly called Blockley Township, now in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the said City: being part of a lot marked “I” in a certain plan of “Eaglesfield”; Beginning at a point in the middle of Girard Avenue at the distance of 180 feet Eastward from the intersection of the centre lines of said Girard Avenue and 40th (formerly Mantua) Street as laid down on said plan thence extending Northwardly parallel with said 40th St 275 feet to the centre of said Viola Street, thence extending Eastwardly along the centre of said Viola Street 75 feet, thence extending Southwardly parallel with the said 40th Street 275 feet to the centre of the said Girard Avenue and thence extending Westwardly along the centre of said Girard Avenue 75 feet to the place of beginning. The property of Mrs. Emma Michelbach. Note: The lot of ground in question is part of “Eaglesfield.” A complete Brief of Title and Searches, shewing the prior title thereto have been furnished by Wm. F. Miskey, Esq. to the Commissioners of Fairmount Park. 1855 - 1869 Extracted from the records and title papers produced by C. Eber Smith. Apl. 1869. Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Com. on Purchases. June 3rd 1869. Lot Size: 75x275

Brief of Title to All those Certain Ten contiguous Lots or Pieces of Ground Situate in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia and marked and numbered in a certain plan of Lots of part of the Egglesfield Estate Nos. 116 to No. 125 inclusive. Beginning at the Southerly line of Lot No. 116 on the Easterly side of a twenty feet wide street as laid down on said plan which said line is at the distance of One hundred and twenty feet Easterly from the East side of Bridgewater Street and at right angles thereto as laid down on said plan and extending thence Northerly along said twenty feet wide street Two hundred feet to the Southerly line of ground granted to Edward Mackinson thence Easterly along the same One hundred and eighteen feet one inch and three quarters more or less to low water mark in the River Schuylkill thence Southerly along the course of said River One hundred and fifty feet and three quarters of an inch more or less to a point thence still along the course of said River South Westerly Sixty one feet five inches and a quarter to the North line of Lot No. 115 as laid down on said plan thence Westerly along the Northerly line of Lot No. 115 One hundred and fifty feet three inches and a half more or less to the Westerly side of said Twenty feet wide street and place of beginning. 1702 - 1869 Extracted from the records and Papers produced by S. D. Hutchinson, Conveyancer, 124 So. 6th St. Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Sep. 9th 1869. Lot Size: 200x118x150

40th and Viola Streets. Lot Size: 4.727 acres

Brief of Title To a Tract of Land known as “Egglesfield” in the Township of Blockley in the County of Philadelphia now in the Consolidated City of Philadelphia. 1702- 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chr. of Com: Ld Pus. May 13th. 1869 Lot Size: 210x275

Lot Size: (blank)

Wissahickon Ave. and Roberts Ave. Lot Size: 10.5 A

Spencer Avenue and 5th Street. Lot Size: 23.324 acres

A Memorandum of Title to a lot of Ground, Situate on the Easterly, North-easterly; and northerly sides of Canal Street in the 15th Ward. Containing in front on the respective courses of Canal Street, 215 feet; 182 feet and 37 ft. 3 inches +- and extending in depth on the north line 176 feet 11 1/8 inches, to the centre line of Old Bush hill Street now vacated - (See pamphlet laws: State of Penna. 1854; Appendix 1853, p. 824) along which centre line this lot measures 347 ft +-. This Large Lot is composed of three portions. 1. A Lot of Ground granted on ground rent by John H. Brinton to Henry Wester, situate on the westerly side of Bush-Hill St., now vacated. Containing in front on said Bush-Hill St. 143 ft, and Extending in depth on the north line at right angles to Bush-Hill St. about 164 feet to the Canal, & Canal ground, now Canal Street. 2. A Lot of Ground (situate immediately north of the preceeding) granted by John H. Brinton to Edward Pole on ground rent, containing in front on the W. side of Bush Hill St., 160 feet, & Extending in depth at right angles with said Bush Hill St. on the northerly line 166 ft +- & on the Southwardly line 164 ft. +- to canal ground & Canal, now Canal Street. 3. A Lot of Ground (immediately north of the preceeding) granted by John H. Brinton to Thomas Kennedy on ground Rent. Containing in fronton the W. side of Bush Hill St. 40 ft. & Extending westward at right angles to Bush-Hill St. about 160 feet to canal ground, now Canal Street. 1708-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, March 11th, 1869 Map covering three lots on Canal Street and also location of old Bush-Hill Street, Hare Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. B Memorandum of Title to a triangular lot Situate on westerly side of Penna. Avenue, between Taney St. & 27th St., as laid out on the plan of the city - Said Lot being numbered (29) in the plan of the “Park Extension.” - Said lot containing 30 feet +- on Penna. Ave: 22 ft +- on W. line& 20 feet 3 in +- on South line, and Owned by Mrs: Mary M. Brinton. See “A” in accompanying plan. This triangular lot is a small part of a larger lot of ground which John H. Brinton by deed dated March 23d 1804 Recorded in Bk. _______ granted & conveyed to Wm. Murray, subject to a yearly ground rent of $ 20 payable half yearly on 1st January & July, and described as follows: “All that certain lot or piece of ground situate, lying, and being in the Northern Liberties in the County of Philadelphia, on the Westerly side of the road leading from Frances Street to Turner’s Lane, Containing in front on said Road, Eighty feet, and extending that breadth in length or depth westward one hundred & seventh feet to a 17 feet wide alley called Acorn Alley, which communicates at the Southerly End thereof, with a twenty feet wide alley called Canal Alley, leading eastwardly into the said road, and at the northerly end thereof with a forty feet wide street called Manor Street, which also leads eastwardly into the Said Road.” The Title to the above Rent Charge of $ 20. pr. ann. Subsequently became vested in Mrs: Mary M. Brinton. . . 1859 map covers 27th &Pennsylvania Avenue and Taney (or Minor) Street. Lot Size: 176x347; 30x20x22

The property in question is the lot marked on the Park Plan number 28, Charles S. Coxe. Memorandum of Title. 1708-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. of C. Land Pchs. April 13th, 1869 Original title to Henry Gouldney & others. Lot Size: 108x20x80x80x95

Brief of title to a Lot of ground Situate on the North East side of Landing Avenue at the distance of one hundred and six feet westward from the North East corner of said Landing Avenue and Coats Street in the District of Spring Garden and County of Philadelphia. 1776-1840 Abstract of Title to A Lot adjoining the above to the North West Containing in front on said Landing Avenue 20 ft. and extending in depth 93 ft. to Canal Street. 1841-1869 with map. Opinions by T. I. Wharton, Jan. 10, 1840; Eli K. Price, April 29th: 1851; and Eli K. Price, Chairman of Com on Land Purchases, April 29: 1869. Lot Size: 80x93//20x93

NEs Landing Avenue, 458'NW Coates St. Lot Size: (blank)

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of ground on North side of Landing Avenue commencing at a point in Western Boundary line of the ground described as No 17 in Plan of Property bounded by Coates Street, Landing Avenue and the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road (on filed in the Office of the Chief Engineer and Surveyor) thence extending Westwardly along Northerly line of the said Landing Avenue 37 feet 4 inches to a point, thence Easterly 89 feet 4 7/8 inches to the Southern boundary line of premises described No. 25 in said Plan thence eastwardly along said line 37 feet 4 3/4 inches to a point thence South Westwardly 91 feet 5 3/4 inches to Landing Avenue to the place of beginning, being Lot No. 18 on said Plan belonging to Jacob C. Kensley. The same as in Brief to Lot No. 26, on said Plan, down to and including Deed from John Savage to Henry Moliere dated July 1st, 1826, as in Brief to property of Eli K. Price, John M. Ogden and Philip M. Price. 1831-1863 Lot Size: .077 acres

Brief of Title to a Messuage and Lot of Ground on the north side of Coates Street 210 feet East of Landing Avenue - 20 feet in front by 120 feet more or less to Canal Street. This Lot is part of the Estate formerly vested in Eli K. Price, John M. Ogden and Philip M. Price whereof a Brief of Title is already furnished to the city authorities - some of their property adjoining have been taken and absorbed for the Park Extension - and reference is accordingly made to the Brief of their property for the prior title. 1835-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. of Com. on Land Purchases. July 16th, 1869. Lot Size: 20x210

Brief - Statement of Pasquali Luciani’s title. (Coates Street & Minor Street to Canal Ground) 1708 - 1833 Opinion by John Sergeant, Jan. 18, 1834 Continuation 1834 - 1869 Lot Size: .250 acres

Brief of Title To a Lot of Ground on the South side of Canal Street 172 feet 5 7/8 inches West of Esher Street in the 15th Ward of the City of Philada. Containing in front 20 feet and in depth 60 feet. (And premises situate on the North side of Coates Street 50 feet East of Landing Avenue 20 feet front by 60 feet deep.) 1822 - 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, June 16th. 1869 (B) Brief of Title to Ground Rent of $ 54 per annum issuing out of a Lot of Ground on the North side of Coates Street 50 feet East of Landing Avenue Containing in front on Coats Street 20 ft and in depth 60 ft - in Spring Garden and County of Philada. Also a Lot of ground on the South Side of Canal Street 172 feet 5 7/8 of an inch West of Esher Street 20 ft front by 60 ft deep in Spring Garden aforesaid. 1822 - 1840 Lot Size: .55 acres

Brief of Title To All those three contiguous Lots or pieces of ground Situate on the westerly side of Bushhill Street beginning at the distance of One hundred and fifty one feet southward from the Southwest corner of the said Bushhill Street and Maria Street in the District of Spring Garden in Penn Township in the County of Philadelphia - Being lots numbered 10, 11 and 12 Containing together in front or breadth on the said Bushhill Street forty eight feet that is to say sixteen feet each lot and extending that breadth in length or depth westward between parallel lines at right angles with the said Bushhill Street one hundred and sixty six feet. 1797 - 1843 Lot Size: 48x166

P & R RR & Bush Hill Street, vacated. Lot Size: .012 acres

Brief of Title To Two several Lots of Ground. One of them situate on the Westerly side of Canal Street and South Westerly side of Pennsylvania Avenue: And the other of them situate on the North Easterly side of Landing Avenue in the District of Spring Garden in the County of Philadelphia. 1708 - 1854 Prepared from the Records and papers produced by Elliot J. Robinson. June 6th, 1854 Continuation to 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Nov. 13: 1869 Lot Size: 1.36 acres

Brief of Title to A certain Lot of Ground Situate in the 15th Ward of the City of Philadelphia, belonging to the heirs of Joseph Wood decd.; described in the deed to Joseph Wood, according to the former lines of Streets (and including within its bounds the small Lot taken by the City for Park purposes) as follows: Beginning at a point on the West side of Bush Hill Street at the distance of 69 feet South of Manor Street, Containing in front on Bush Hill Street 34 feet and in depth 166 feet more or less to the Canal Road being composed of two Lots of 17 feet front each - The portion of said lot taken for the Park is described according to a recent survey thereof made by Ed. D. Roberts Surveyor of the 4th District as follows - beginning at a point on the east side of Canal Street at the distance of 48 ft 3 ½ inches North of Hare Street, thence extending along the East side of Canal Street crossing the S. W. line of Pennsylvania Avenue at its point of junction with Canal Street as now laid down in the plan of said survey 34 feet to a point, thence extending Eastward 12 feet 2 1/8 inches to the former line of said Pennsylvania Avenue thence extending along the former S. W. line of said Avenue 46 feet and 1/8th of an inch to a point, thence extending westward and crossing said S. W. line of Pennsylvania Av. as laid down in said plan 44 feet to Canal Street and the place of beginning. 1708 - 1869 Lot Size: .022 acres

Brief of Title To two lots of ground included in Fairmount Park, formerly of Thomas Evans, deceased, continued from Briefs of adjoining Lots, now in the possession of Commissioners. (All those two certain Lots or pieces of ground Situate in the Village of Greenland, laid out by the said Benjamin Johnson, in the Township of Blockley, in the County of Philadelphia agreeably to a Plan thereof, recorded in the Office for recording Deeds &c. for the County aforesaid in Deed Book I.C. No. 17, page 758. One of which lots no. 21 on said Plan, is in breadth Forty feet and extends Southward, of the same breadth from the line of Peter Ott’s land on the Ford road at right angles therewith, Two hundred and thirty feet to the North side of Prospect Street. And the other of them No. 22, is in breadth Forty feet and extends Southward of the same breadth, from the South line of the said Prospect Street, about Four hundred and twenty feet.) 1812-1871 Lot Size: 40x230

Abstract of Title to All those two certain Lots or pieces of Ground situate in the Village of Greenland laid out by Benjamin Johnson in the township of Blockley in the County of Philadelphia agreeably to a plan thereof recorded in Deed Book I. C. No. 17, page 758 &c. One of which Lots, No. 17, in said plan is in breadth 40 feet, and extends southward of the same breadth from the line of Peter Ott’s land in the Ford road, at right angles therewith, 230 feet to the north side of Prospect street, Bounded northward by the said Peter Ott’s line, Eastward by Lot No. 15, intended to be conveyed to Samuel Wakeling, Southward by the said Prospect Street, and westward by Lot. No. 19 intended to be conveyed to Robert Desilver. And the other of them No. 18 is in breadth 40 feet and extends southward of the same breadth from the south side of the said Prospect Street directly opposite to the Lot above described about 377 feet. Bounded northward by the said Prospect Street, eastward by Lot No. 16, intended to be conveyed to the said Samuel Wakeling, Southward by other land of the said Benjamin Johnson, and westward by Lot. No. 20, intended to be conveyed to the said Robert Desilver. 1812 - 1862 Lot Size: 40x230; 40x377

Brief of Title to Two certain lots or pieces of ground situate in the late Township of Blockley, now Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia the Estate of William M. Peyton, Esq. (Brief of Title to Estate of John C. Uhle. Lots No. 19 & 20 in Greenland Village. J. Sergeant Price, atty. for John C. Uhle.) 1711 - 1867 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Sep. 2d, 1869. Lot Size: .579

Wingohocking Street & Roosevelt Blvd. Lot Size: 107x30x139x49

This Brief is located in the Law Department Titles to City Properties, Folder 99-L Brief of Title to Hunting Park, County of Philadelphia. All that certain Tract of Piece of Land situate in the Township of the Unincorporated Northern Liberties in the County of Philadelphia, Bounded and described according to a survey and Plan thereof made by James P. David, Surveyor on the second day of April A. D. 1853 as follows to wit, Commencing on the Easterly side of the Old York Road at the distance of 1339 feet Northerly from the North east side of Nicetown Land thence extending eastwardly 45 perches & 8/10ths of a perch to a corner, thence south 1½ degrees west 26 perches & 8/10ths of a perch to a corner, thence South twenty seven degrees five minutes east 86 perches & 2/10ths of a perch to a corner, thence South thirty degrees west 31 perches & 7/10ths of a perch to a corner in the centre of the said Nicetown land, thence along the centre of the said Lane North 60 degrees West 19 perches & 97/100ths of a perch to a corner, thence crossing the said Lane South 30 degrees west 1perch & 82/100ths of a perch to a corner, thence on a line parallel with the said Lane (as now laid out of the width of 33 feet) and at the distance of 13 feet 6 inches therefrom North 60 degrees west 62 perches & 58/100ths of a Perch to a corner, thence extending across the said Nicetown Lane along the easterly side of the Old York Road aforesaid North 2 degrees and 25 minutes east 84 perches & 32/100ths of a perch to the place of Beginning. Containing 45 acres 16 perches & 34/100ths of a perch. Also All that certain tract or piece of land situate in the Township of the Unincorporated Northern Liberties aforesaid, Bounded and described according to the survey & plan aforesaid as follows to wit: commencing at the North easterly corner of the Reading Rail Road and the Old York Road thence extending along the easterly side of the said Old York Road North 2 3/4 degrees east 60 perches & 58/100ths of a perch to a corner, thence on a line parallel with Nicetown Lane, and at the distance of 13 feet 6 inches therefrom South 60 degrees east 62 perches & 83/100ths of a perch to a corner, thence south 30 degrees west 20 perches & 18/100ths of a perch to a corner, thence south 87 1/4 degrees east 43 perches & 4/10ths of a perch to a corner at the side of the said Reading Rail Road, Thence North westerly along the said Reading Rail Road 100 feet to the place of beginning Containing 16 acres 73 perches & Thirteen hundredths of a perch. 1749-1853 Extracted from the Records and Papers produced, by Chas. H. Muirhead, Sept. 29th, 1853. Opinion by T. I. Wharton, September 30th, 1853.

Brief of Title to Tracts of Land Known as “Lansdown No. 1, Lansdown No. 2, belonging to Henry Bingham Baring 1797-1855 Note: This Brief is located in the Law Department Titles to City Properties, Folder 104-A

Brief of Title. All that certain lot or piece of Ground marked in Section S. and numbered in a certain plan of lots of said Company No. 1., in the Twenty-fourth Ward, of the City of Philadelphia, Recorded at Philadelphia, in Deed Book A. D. B. No. 104, page 1, Situate on the East side of Forty-eighth Street and South side of Jefferson Street and Containing in front or breadth on said Forty-eighth Street twenty-six feet ten inches and a half, and extending in length or depth Eastward of that width along the South side of said Jefferson Street one hundred and twenty-six feet. . . 1859-1874 Lot Size: 26’ 10.5x 126

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground, Situate on the West side of Belmont Avenue in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, commencing at the distance of one hundred and twenty five feet three inches and one quarter of an inch Northward from the North West corner of said Belmont Avenue and Haddington Avenue, Containing in Front on Breadth on said Belmont Avenue one hundred and sixty five feet four inches and one quarter of an inch, and extending Westward between lines one hundred and sixty five feet apart parallel to said Haddington Avenue, on the South line thereof Seven hundred and seventy six feet two inches and seven eighths of an inch, and on the North line thereof Seven hundred and sixty five feet four inches and three eighths of an inch to the East side of Forty-seventh Street. 1681-1868 Opinion by Chas. Henry Jones, 9 April 1869 (Original patent to Randel Vernon) Lot Size: 165x165

SS Haddington Avenue & NS Coane Street. Lot Size: 23x217'6"

SS Jefferson St., e. 48th Street. Lot Size: 18x107'6"

NS Lansdowne Ave, e. 47th St.. Lot Size: 23x117

SS Haddington Ave., w. 47th St. Lot Size: (blank)

NS Haddington Avenue, w. 47th St. Lot Size: (blank)

Brief of Title to All that Certain Lot or Piece of ground Situate on the South side of Haddington avenue at the distance of Thirty six feet Westward from the West side of Forty seventh Street in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia Containing in Front on said Haddington avenue Eighteen feet and extending in length or depth Southward of that width One hundred and nine feet six inches. Also All that Certain lot or piece of ground Situate on the South side of Haddington avenue at the distance of Fifty four feet Westward from the West side of Forty seventh Street in the Twenty fourth Ward aforesaid Containing in Front or Breadth on said Haddington avenue Eighteen feet and extending in length or depth Southward of that width One hundred and nine feet six inches. Belonging to William Brock. 1860-1870 Lot Size: 18x109’6 each

SS Haddington Avenue, e. 47th St. Lot Size: 38'4"x217'6"

No location given. Lot Size: (blank)

Near 48th & Haddington. Lot Size: (blank)

SS Lansdowne, w. Belmont Avenue. Lot Size: 48x217.5

Memorandum of Title. (Lot No. 1, Section I) 1860-1863 Lot Size: 18’x109’6”

Title to the Southernmost Part of Tract Marked No. 1 in the Foregoing Plan. 1776 - 1854 “Title to lots marked Nos. 1 to 13 inclusive, and No. 15, in the foregoing plan”. No. 1: 1681 - 1748 (original patent to Randal Vernon - 625 acres) No. 2: 1681 - 1750 (original patent to Thomas Vernon - 625 acres) No. 3: 1681 - 1826 (original patent to William & Margaret Lowther - 5000 acres) (George Family gets all three) Opinion by Eli K. Price, July 6th, 1855 Continuation 1855 to three lots Continuation of Title to Lots No. 1 to 9 inclusive in the foregoing Plan. 1855 - 1860 Title to Tracts of Land Marked Nos. 14, 16, 17, and 18, in the foregoing plan. 1732 - 1773 (original survey to Jonathan Wynne) Title to Tract of Sixty Acres 1684 - 1857 (original patent to William Wood - 100 acres) 37 pp., 2 maps Map covers Haddington Avenue to north of Montgomery Avenue, Belmont Avenue to 48th Street. (B) Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of ground marked in Section “U” No. 14 on a Certain plan of Lots of the “Landsdown Land Company” in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia Situate on the West side of Forty eighth Street and East side of Monument Road at the distance of Seventy five feet Southward from the South side of Jefferson Street and Containing in front or breadth on said Forty eighth Street Twenty five feet and extending in length or depth Westward of that width to the East side of Monument Road [about 130 feet]. The above described Lot is part of a large tract of land, containing fifty acres, conveyed by Dr. George Hutton and wife to the “Landsdown Land Company” in feet, Under and subject to the conditions and restrictions that no building or buildings of an offensive character should be erected or constructed, or offensive business carried on upon said premises, by Deed dated October 16th 1855, Acknowledged same day and Recorded 10th of November 1855 in Deed Book R. D. W. No. 39 p. 525 &c. - the previous title to which tract of fifty acres is set forth in the printed Brief of the “Landsdown Land Company” - 1864 - 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, July 14th, 1869. Lot Size: (blank)

WS 48th, SS Jefferson, SS Haddington. Lot Size: 5 lots

(A) Brief of Title to Five Tracts of Land, Known as “Belmont,” Late the Estate of Hon. Richard Peters, Dec’d. Now the Property of Joseph S. Lovering, Trustee, Situate in the District of Belmont, County of Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Printed at the N. E. Cor. of Fourth and Chestnut Sts. 1854. (30 pp., no map) (B) Brief of Title to Tract of Land, known as “Landsdown No. 3.” District of Belmont, County of Philadelphia, The Property of Joseph S. Lovering, Trustee, Philadelphia: Printed at the N. E. Cor. of Fourth and Chestnut Sts. 1854. (32 pp., no map) (C) Brief of Title to All that certain lot or piece of ground marked in Section “D” and numbers in a certain plan of lots of “The Landsdown Land Company” ‘No. 3' and part of ‘No. 4' in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Recorded at Philadelphia in deed book “A.D.B.” No. 104 Page 1&c. Situate on the North side of Landsdown Avenue at the distance of 246 feet Westward from the West side of Belmont Avenue and containing in front or breadth on said Landsdown Avenue 34 feet 6 inches and extending in length or depth Northward of that width 217 feet 6 inches to the South side of Coane Street. For Prior title see printed Briefs of Landsdown No. 3 and Belmont. 1854 - 1869 Extracted from the records and papers produced by Bonsall Bros. 116 N. 9th St. June 1869. Lot Size: (blank)

ES 48th & Jefferson; NWc 48th & Jefferson. Lot Size: 453x165

No location given. Lot Size: (blank)

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of Ground Situate on the West side of Belmont Avenue in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia; Commencing at the South-west corner of said Belmont Avenue and Montgomery Avenue, thence extending Westward along the South side of said Montgomery Avenue, Six hundred and forty-eight feet nine inches and seven-eighths of an inch, to the East side of Forty-seventh Street; thence Southward along said Forty-seventh Street, Fifty-four feet seven inches and three-eighths of an inch, to a certain Tract of Land known as “Belmont No. 2,” thence South-eastward along said Tract of Land, Eight hundred and thirty-one feet three inches and one half of an inch, to the West side of said Belmont Avenue; and thence Northward along said Belmont Avenue, Three hundred and sixty-six feet four inches and one-fourth of an inch, to the Southwest corner of said Belmont Avenue and Montgomery Avenue, the place of beginning. 1855 - 1856 1732 - 1773 (survey to Jonathan Wynne) 1684 - 1699 (patent to William Wood) 1684 - 1869 (patent to William Shardlow and William Wood) Opinion by Eli K. Price. May 26: 1869 Lot Size: (blank)

Brief of Title to All that Certain Lot or piece of ground Situate on the West side of Belmont Avenue in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia and Commencing at the South West corner of said Belmont Avenue and Jefferson street thence extending Westward along the South side of the said Jefferson street seven hundred and fifty six feet five inches and five eighths to the East side of Forty-seventh street thence Southward along said Forty-seventh street One hundred and thirty five feet thence Eastward on a line parallel to said Jefferson Street Seven hundred and Sixty-five feet four inches and three eighths to the West side of Belmont Avenue thence Northward along said Belmont Avenue One hundred and thirty five feet three inches and a half to the place of beginning. Lots 1, 2, & 3 1681-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. May 29th. 1869. Lot Size: 23x217.5

WS 48th, n. Haddington Avenue. Lot Size: .068 acres

No location given. Lot Size: (blank)

Abstract of Title. Lot No. 4, Sec. Q. Landsdowne Land Co. 1860-1866 Lot Size: .087 acres

Brief of Title to All the Lots of “The Landsdown Land Company” in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. (Made by S. P. Hutchinson, conveyancer) 1749 - 1867 Lot Size: .044 acres

Title to the Southernmost Part of Tract Marked No. 1 in the Foregoing Plan. J. B. Chandler, printer. 1681-1857 published after 1866 Lot Size: (blank) multiple properties

Brief of Title to All that Certain three story stone messuage or tenement and Lot or piece of ground Situate on the West side of Forty-eighth street in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia Commencing at the North-west corner of said Forty-eighth street and Oxford street thence extending Northward along the west side of said Forty-eighth street Four hundred and two feet seven inches to the line of a certain Tract of land known as “Belmont No. 2" thence Northwestward by said Tract of land one hundred and thirty-six feet eleven and three-eighths inches to a point near the West side of Monument Road a corner of Jesse George’s land thence Southward by said George’s land on a line in said Monument Road and parallel to said Forty-eighth street Four hundred and fifty-six feet two and three-quarter inches to the north side of said Oxford street thence Eastward by said Oxford street one hundred and twenty-six feet to the north-west corner of said Oxford street and Forty-eighth street the place of beginning. Also all that Certain Lot or piece of ground Situate on the East side of Forty-eighth street in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia (with the stone barn thereon erected) Commencing at the North-east corner of said Forty-eighth street and Oxford street thence extending Northward along the east side of said Forty-eighth street Three hundred and sixty-eight feet six and one-quarter inches to a certain Tract of land known as “Belmont No. 2" thence extending South-Eastward by said Tract of Land one hundred and seventy-nine feet four inches thence Southward on a line parallel to said Forty-eighth street Two hundred and ninety-eight feet three and one-eighth inches to the North side of said Oxford street thence Westward along said Oxford street one hundred and sixty-five feet to the North-East corner of said Oxford street and Forty-eighth street the place of beginning. Also all the Certain Triangular Lot or piece of ground Situate at the North-east corner of Oxford street and Forty-seventh street in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia extending Eastward along the north side of said Oxford street Four hundred and forty-five feet four and three quarters inches to the line of a certain tract of land known as “Belmont No. 2" thence North westward by said Tract of land Four hundred and eighty-four feet two and one-eighth inches to the east side of said Forty-seventh street thence Southward along said Forty-seventh street one hundred and eighty-nine feet eight and one quarter inches to the North-east corner of Forty-seventh street and Oxford street aforesaid the place of beginning. All that Certain Lot or piece of ground, also, Situate on the West side of Belmont Avenue in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia Commencing at the North-west corner of said Belmont Avenue and Oxford street thence extending Northward along said Belmont Avenue Four hundred and sixty-one feet to the South-west corner of said Belmont Avenue and Columbia Avenue thence Westward along said Columbia Avenue Twenty-two feet six and seven-eighths inches to a certain Tract of land known as “Belmont No. 2" thence South-Westward by said Tract of land Five hundred feet eight and one-eighth inches to the north side of said Oxford street thence Eastward along said Oxford street Two hundred and fifty feet six and three-fourths inches to the place of beginning. Also all the Certain Triangular Lot or piece of ground Situate at the South-west corner of Forty-seventh street and Montgomery Avenue in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia extending Westward along the South side of said Montgomery Avenue Fifty-eight feet one and three-eighths inches to a tract of land known as “Belmont No. 2" thence South-Eastward by said Tract of land Sixty-four feet and three-eighths to the West side of said Forty-seventh street thence Northward along said Forty-seventh street Twenty-six feet ten and five-eighths inches to the South-west corner of Forty-seventh street and Montgomery Avenue aforesaid the place of beginning. 1681- 1869 (Original patent to Randall Vernon for 625 acres. 1684 warrant for liberty land.) (Original patent to William Wood, 1684, 100 acres Opinion by Eli K. Price, May 21st, 1869. (B) (Brief of Title to) All those Three certain Lots or Pieces of Ground marked in Section “A” and numbered in a certain Plan of lots of “The Landsdown Land Company” in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Numbers Four (no. 4) Five (No. 5) and Six (No. 6) said Plan Recorded in Deed Book A. D. B. No. 104 page 1. Situate on the West side of Belmont Avenue and South side of Coane Street and Containing together in Front or Breadth on said Belmont Avenue One hundred and five feet eight inches and extending in Length or Depth Westward of that width on the South line thereof One hundred and ninety four feet ten inches more or less and on the North line thereof along said Coane Street One hundred and eighty nine feet more or less to Lot No. 1 in “Section D.” Also All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground marked in Section “U” no. 1 on the aforesaid Plan of lots of “The Landsdown Land Company”. Situate on the West side of Forty-eighth Street and North side of Haddington Avenue and Containing in Front or Breadth on said Forty-eighth Street Twenty-five feet and extending in Length or Depth Westward of that width to the Monument Road be the same whatever it may be. — And Also All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground marked in Section “U” Number Eleven (no. 11) on the aforesaid Plan of lots of the “The Landsdown Land Company” Situate on the West side of Forty-eight Street and East side of Monument Road at the distance of One hundred and fifty feet Southward from the South side of Jefferson Street and Containing in Front or Breadth on said Forth-eight Street Twenty five feet and extending in Length or Depth Westward of that width to the East side of Monument Road. 1749 - 1869 (Original patent to Richard Peters. 22 acres & 60 perches) Opinion by Eli K. Price, May 21st, 1869. Lot Size: (blank)

NS Lansdowne Avenue, w. Belmont Avenue. Lot Size: 23'x217.5'

SS Jefferson, between 47th & 48th. Lot Size: 18x107.5

SS Haddington Avenue, E. 47th Street. Lot Size: 23x217.5

(Request for searches for) A Tract of Piece of Land Situate in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, Beginning at the North West corner of Landsdown Avenue and Belmont Avenue, thence extending Northward along the west side of said Belmont Avenue to the South side of Haddington Avenue, thence westward along said Haddington Avenue to the West side of Forty-seventh Street, thence Northward along the West side of said Forty-seventh Street, to the South side of Jefferson Street, thence Westward along the South side of said Jefferson Street, to the middle of the Monument Road, thence Southward along the middle of the said Monument Road, to the North side of Landsdown Avenue, thence Eastward along the North side of Landsdown Avenue and Belmont Avenue, the place of beginning. Mem. Of Title to Four Lots of ground Section R Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the Landsdown Land Company’s Plan of Lots in 24th Ward. 1860 - 1890 [Record missing from database.]

Brief of Title (to Landsdown Estate No. 4). J. B. Chandler, printer. (S. H. Gartley) Lot Size: (blank)

SS Jefferson St., w. 47th St.. Lot Size: 18x107.5

SS Haddington Avenue, w. Belmont. Lot Size: 38' 4.5"x217.5'

WS 47th St., n. Coane St. Lot Size: 18x100

SS Haddington Avenue & NS Coarne street. Lot Size: 23x217.5

NS Coarne St., w. 47th Street. Lot Size: 20x108

WS 47th, N. Coarne Street. Lot Size: 36x100

Abstract of Title to All that Certain Lot or Piece of Ground (Marked in Section O No. 5 in a Certain plan of “The Landsdown Land Company” in the twenty fourth ward of the City of Philadelphia and Recorded in Deed Book A.D.B. No. 104, page 1&c.) Situate on the North side of Haddington Avenue at the distance of Seventy two feet westward from the west side of Forty Seventh Street Containing in Front or Breadth on said Haddington Avenue Eighteen feet and in depth Northward 107 feet 6 inches. 1855-1870 Lot Size: 18x107.5

SS Jefferson, W. 47th Street. Lot Size: 36x107.5

WS 48th, S. Jefferson Street. Lot Size: 25x?

see Smith & Troxell

SS Haddington, 47th Street. Lot Size: 18x109

NS Coarne St., w. 47th Street. Lot Size: 20x108

WS 48th, n. Haddington Avenue. Lot Size: 56'3"xirreg

SS Haddington, e. 47th Street. Lot Size: 23x217.5

SS Oxford, WS 33rd St. Lot Size: 90x104

WS 34th Street, 148' NE Oxford. Lot Size: 18x96

ES 34th St., n. Oxford. Lot Size: 40x96

WS Melrose St., 184' N. Oxford. Lot Size: 36x80

Melrose Street. Lot Size: 20x80

Oxford near 34th St. Lot Size: 25x109; 50x109

Brief of Title to the Real Estate of the Mifflin Land Association in the Twentieth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Printed by A. Ketterlinus, N. E. Corner of Third and Race Street. Philadelphia. 1858. (Covers area bounded by Columbia Avenue, Jefferson Street, 33rd Street and 35th Street) 1684-1856, 28 pp. Abstracted and compiled from the records and title papers produced. C. Goepp, No. 120 S. 6th St., above Spruce, Philadelphia. December 21, 1857. (Original patent to John Mifflin, Sr. & Jr., 270 acres) Continuation 1857-1868 (various parcels), 4 ms. pp. Brief of Title to the Real Estate of the Mifflin Land Association in the Twentieth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Printed by A. Ketterlinus, N. E. Corner of Third and Race Street. Philadelphia. 1858. (Covers area bounded by Columbia Avenue, Jefferson Street, 33rd Street and 35th Street) 1684-1856, 28 pp., 1 map Abstracted and compiled from the records and title papers produced. C. Goepp, No. 120 S. 6th St., above Spruce, Philadelphia. December 21, 1857. (Original patent to John Mifflin, Sr. & Jr., 270 acres) Map: “Plan of Division in Lots of the Real Estate of the Mifflin Land Association lated in the 20th Ward in the City of Philadelphia.” M. H. Traubel Lithy. 409 Chesnut St. Phila. Map covers area from 33rd to Corlies Street, Columbia Avenue to Jefferson Street, including Melrose Street, 34th Street and Mifflin Lane. Continuation 1857-1869, 7 ms. pp. Opinion by Eli K. Price, May 1st, 1869 Schedule of the Division into Lots of the Real Estate of the Mifflin Land Association, and Valuation of the Same. 6 pp. Lot Size: (blank)

34th street north of Oxford Street. Lot Size: 20x96

West side Melrose Street, south of Oxford Street. Lot Size: 148x80

34th Street, south from Oxford. Lot Size: 120x96

West side Melrose Street, s. Columbia Avenue. Lot Size: 36x80; 40x96

Brief of Title to the Real Estate of the Mifflin Land Association in the Twentieth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Printed by A. Ketterlinus, N. E. Corner of Third and Race Street. Philadelphia. 1858. (Covers area bounded by Columbia Avenue, Jefferson Street, 33rd Street and 35th Street) 1684-1856, 28 pp., 1 map Abstracted and compiled from the records and title papers produced. C. Goepp, No. 120 S. 6th St., above Spruce, Philadelphia. December 21, 1857. (Original patent to John Mifflin, Sr. & Jr., 270 acres) Continuation 1857-1876, 4 ms. pp. Opinion by Eli K. Price, March 25th, 1876. Lot Size: .088 acres

East side 34th St., n. Oxford Street. Lot Size: 20x96

Es 34th Street, n. Oxford St. Lot Size: .237 acres

2 lots. Lot Size: .077 acres

Morris Park. Lot Size: (blank)

66th Street and Woodcrest Avenue. Lot Size: (blank)

Lincoln Drive. Lot Size: 231x72'6"x200x187

SWs Winchester Avenue. Lot Size: (blank)

NES Wyoming Ave, NW of L Street. Lot Size: irregular

Sec Wyoming & K. Lot Size: .13A

NWc Wingohocking & N Street. Lot Size: 10.5A

L & Cayuga. Lot Size: 16x200x17x?

East side of "L" Street, 205 north of Cayuga Street. Lot Size: 176x68x193x148

East side "L" Street, n. of Cayuga Street. Lot Size: (blank)

Lot Size: 4.2180 acres

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Wyoming and Unity Streets Lot Size: (blank)

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South side Somerville Avenue. Lot Size: 13,203 square feet

Continuation of Title to All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground Situate in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at the South East corner of Columbia Avenue and Bridgewater Street as laid down in a plan or survey of the first division of the Belmont Estate, thence extending South 27 degrees 40' 31" west 181 feet 7 1/8 inches to the East side of Fortieth Street, thence along the East side of said Fortieth Street, South 6 degrees 19'29" East 177 feet 7 5/8 inches to a point in line between Landsdown and Belmont Estates, thence along said line South 72 degrees 24' 31" west 6 feet 8 5/8 inches to the middle of Schuylkill River Road, thence along the middle of said Road, North 10 degrees 44' 35", East 121 feet 8½ inches, to a point, thence South 79 degrees 15' 25" East at right angles therewith along the East line of Peter Wagner’s ground 51 feet 6½ inches to a point in the Towing path of the Schuylkill Navigation Company, thence Southward by the same along the East side of said Wagner’s land 130 feet to a point in line between Landsdown and Belmont Estates, thence South 72 degrees 24' 41" West along the same to low water mark in the said River Schuylkill thence Northward by low water mark, to the South side of Columbia Avenue aforesaid, thence North 62 degrees 19' 29" West along the South side of said Columbia Avenue to the East side of Bridgewater Street and place of beginning. 1860-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, March 26th, 1869 Lot Size: irregular

Abstract of Title To a certain Lot or piece of ground. Situate at the North West corner of Lansdowne avenue and Forty third street in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Containing in front or breadth on said Forty third street 597 feet 3 1/4 inches and extending of that width Westward at right angles thereto on the south line thereof along Lansdowne avenue 93 feet 3 7/8 inches and on the North line thereof 125 feet 5 5/8 inches to a Tract of land known as “Lansdowne No. 3.” Bounded on the North by ground now or late of Charles Ingersoll and John Craig Miller Trustees, on the East by said Forty third street on the South by Lansdowne avenue and on the West by Tract of Land known as “Lansdowne No. 3.” Containing one and one half acres. For previous Title - See “Brief of Title” to a Lot of Ground Containing 4 acres late belonging to William W. Gerhart Situate on the East side of Belmont avenue beginning at a point in the middle of Columbia avenue. Which brief in now in the possession of the Fairmount Park Commission. 1823-1863 Lot Size: 1.5A

A [Brief of Title to Premises in Blockley Township, in the County of Philadelphia. October 4th, 1843] Brief of Title To Two Tracts or Pieces of Land Situate in Blockley Township in the County of Philadelphia on the side of the Ford Road. 1756-1842 Extracted from the Records pr. A. B. Carver. Novr. 18/42 B [Abstract of Title to Two contiguous lots or pieces of land situate on the Ford road in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia. belonging to William Blair.] Abstract of Title to All that certain messuage or tenement and two contiguous lots or pieces of land Situate in late Blockley Township, County of Philadelphia, now in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, One of them beginning at a stake or stone on the side fo the road commonly called Ford road and thence extending by the same North 54 degree West about 7 perches and seven tenths of a perch to a stone thence by land now or late of Morton Garrett South 36 degrees, West 21 Perches and a half to a Stone, thence by land now or late of Watson, South 61 degrees East 7 perches and seven tenths of a perch to a stone and thence by the next described lot North 36 degrees East 20 perches and eight tenths of a perch to the place of beginning, Containing One Acre. And the other of them beginning at a stone by the side of the Ford Road at a corner of land now or late of Samuel Garrett, thence by the side of the said road North 54 degrees, West 7 Perches and eight tenths to a stone, thence by the above described lot South 36 degrees West 20 perches and eight tenths to a stone in the line of land now or late of Watson thence by the same South 61 degrees East 7 perches and eight tenths of a perch to a stone thence by land now or late of Samuel Garrett North 36 degrees, East 20 Perches to the place of beginning, containing One acres, exclusive of the said Road. 1756-1866 From the records and papers produced, abstracted by A. G. Stout. Philad’a. October, 1869. Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Com. On Land Purchases, Jany. 7, 1870. Lot Size: 1A; 1A

WS Schuylkill Road, SE Simon St. Lot Size: 134x50x133x50

Memorandum of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of Ground with the frame messuage or Tenement thereon erected, Situate lying and being on the Westerly side of the Schuylkill River Road below the Falls of Schuylkill in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia, commencing at a point on said Road at a corner of Thomas Wood’s Ground at the distance of 45 feet Northward from the North side of a certain 14 feet wide Lane laid out between the property of James Giles, and John Simon, Containing in front or breadth on the said Schuylkill River Road 25 feet, and extending that same width in length or depth at right angles with said Schuylkill River Road 148 feet, Bounded Northwardly and Westwardly by Ground now or late of James Giles, Southwardly by Ground now or late of Thomas Wood, and Eastwardly by the Schuylkill River Road aforesaid. For prior title see Brief of Title among papers of Charles Weiss. 1853-1856 Lot Size: 25x148

Title to All that certain Lot of Ground a part of the Tract known as Belmont Situate in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia; Bounded Westward by the Falls or River Schuylkill Road, Eastward by the tow path of the Schuylkill Navigation Company’s Canal, Northward by the line of the Belmont Estate and Southward by the line of the Lansdown Estate, Containing on the said Road one hundred and Twenty-one feet Eight and a half inches on the said South line Fifty nine feet two inches to a stake on the East line on said tow path One hundred and Thirty feet to a point and on the north line Fifty one feet six and a half inches. This Lot is part of the large Tract marked No. 1 in the Deed from E. K. Price to John Tucker and others and which H. C. Townsend by Deed dated March 31, 1853 recorded in Deed Book T. H., no. 73, page 260 granted to Joseph S. Lovering in fee in trust as set forth in the Brief of Title to “Belmont” in the possession of the City of Philadelphia. 1859-1869 Lot Size: 59x130

SWc 37th & Poplar. Lot Size: 34x80

Abstract of title to Property on the River Road, West Falls of Schuylkill 24th Ward; conveyed to the City of Philadelphia by William Childs and Rachel his wife for the purposes of Fairmount Park. For title of John Simon, see Brief filed with the deed from him for neighboring property. 1859-1870 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Dec. 11th, 1873. Lot Size: 50x133

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground situate on the West side of Forty Third Street in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at a point Fifty feet North from the North side of Hancock Avenue thence extending Northward along the West side of Forty third Street Fifty feet thence Westward on a line parallel to the said Hancock Avenue Eighty nine feet eight and three quarters inches to the Southwest boundary line of Fairmount Park as fixed by Act of Assembly thence Southeast along said boundary line and by other ground of Anna L. Crew Eighty nine feet seven and three eighths inches to land of William H. Phelan thence Eastward along the said William H. Phelan’s land parallel to said Hancock Avenue Fifteen feet four and a quarter inches to the place of beginning. For back title to above Lot, see printed Brief (Belmont?) 1863-1869 Prepd. from deed records by W. M. Levick 8 mo. 1859 Lot Size: 50x90x90x15

Brief of Title to All those Two certain contiguous Lots or Pieces of Ground - One of them Situate on the Southerly side of Mantua Street opened along the Tow Path of the Schuylkill Navigation Company - and on the Easterly side of Maple Street - 30 feet wide - in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, formerly the Village of Mantua in the County of Philadelphia Containing in Front or Breadth on the said Mantua Street. Fifty one feet and extending in Length or Depth of that width along the said Maple Street Ninety-six feet and on the opposite line thereto Ninety-nine feet nine inches to a 20 feet wide Street. And the Other of them - contiguous to the above. Situate on the Southerly side of said Mantua Street. Beginning at the distance of Fifty one feet Eastwardly from Maple Street, thence extending Southwardly on a line parallel with said Maple Street Ninety nine feet nine inches to a Twenty feet wide Street called Quinby Street, thence Eastwardly along the Northwardly side of said Quinby Street Forty two feet to a point, thence Northwardly One hundred and four feet to the Southwardly side of the said Mantua Street - at a point seventy-six feet six inches Eastwardly from the said Maple Street, and thence Westwardly Twenty five feet six inches to the place of Beginning. 1684-1869 From the Records and Papers Produced by E. C. Diehl. June May 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price June 19th 1869 (Original patent to William Smith - 500 acres) Brief of Title to The 3 several yearly Ground Rents . . . issuing out of and half yearly payable from 3 several Lots or Pieces of Ground situate on the Southerly side of Mantua Street in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia. 1684-1867 Lot Size: 2 lots; 51x96; irregular

Abstract of Title to All That Certain Lot or Piece of Ground, Situate in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, Bounded and described as follows, Beginning at a corner on the side of Redinger Street, fifty feet south of Simon Street, thence extending by other ground now or late of John Simon Northwesterly One hundred and thirty nine feet four inches to a corner at the side of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road, thence by the side thereof Southerly Nineteen feet to other land now or late of John Simon, thence by the same Southeasterly One hundred and forty-four feet and nine inches to the side of said Redinger Street, and thence by the same Northerly Twenty five feet to the place of beginning. For previous Title to the above Lot of Ground, See Brief of Title to Lot conveyed by Andrew J. Daymon and wife to the City of Philadelphia by Deed Poll dated the Tenth day of November A. D. 1870 . . . which Brief in now in the possession of the Park Commissioners. 1850-1873 Opinion by Eli K. Price, June 9th 1873. Lot Size: 139x19x145x25

ES Monument Road. Lot Size: 2A

Brief of Title to All that certain tract of piece of land with the buildings and improvements thereon erected Situate in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia (formerly in the Township of Blockley and County of Philadelphia) bounded and described as follows, to wit; Beginning at a stake by the side of the Tow-path of the River Schuylkill 2 perches South of a Spring thence (crossing the Schuylkill Road, and also crossing the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road, which is laid and extended through and across the said tract of land) by a line of stones and marked trees, partly by land of Joseph Johnson and partly by land of Jacob S. Waln North 48½ degrees West 121.6 perches to a marked Cherry Tree, thence still by the said Waln’s land North 46½ degrees West 32.8 perches to a marked Sassafras Tree, thence by the same land North 40 degrees East 39 perches to a stone near a marked Cedar Tree, thence partly by land of Rebecca Ott and partly by land late of Archibald Watson South 72½ degrees East 71.2 perches to a stake, thence partly by land late of Benjamin Johnson and partly by land of ________ (recrossing the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road and the Schuylkill Road aforesaid South 50½ degrees East 97.1 perches to a stake by the side of the Tow-path at the River Schuylkill thence down the said River the several courses thereof about 73.5 perches to the place of beginning. Containing 64 Acres 32 perches of land be the same more or less. Map 1684-1872 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Feby. 14th, 1872. (Original patent to John Bowles and John Skutten) B Second copy of Brief of Title with same dimensions “Brief of Title to All that certain Tract or Piece of Land with the Buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate in the Township of Blockley in the County of Philadelphia, bounded and described as follows, &c.” 1734-1847 Extracted from the Records and Papers produced by S. W. Thackara & J. S. Yardley. April, 1847. Lot Size: 62A, 32P

Belmont & Landsdown: Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground Situate on the west side of Belmont Avenue, in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia: commencing at the North West corner of said Belmont Avenue and Haddington Avenue, thence extending Northward along the West side of said Belmont Avenue one hundred and twenty five feet three inches and three quarters, thence Westward on a line parallel to said Haddington Avenue, Seven hundred and thirty six feet two and seven-eighths inches, to the line of land formerly of A. P. Eyre, thence Southward along the same One hundred and twenty five feet to said Haddington Avenue, thence Eastward along the North side of the same, Seven hundred and forty one feet five and seven eighths inches, more or less, to the place of beginning. (Belmont Estate property) Also All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground, Situate on the East side of Forty Eighth Street at the distance of Eighty feet seven and a half inches Southward from the South side of Jefferson Street, Containing in Front or Breadth on said Forty-eighth Street, twenty six feet ten and a half inches, and in Length or Depth Eastward of that width One hundred and twenty six feet [being lot No. 4 in Section S, plan of lots of Landsdown Land Co.] Abraham P. Eyre. 1749-1857 (Belmont) 22 acres, 777 perches 1681-1748 (Lot 1) - 10 acres (liberty land - original patent to Randall Vernon 625 acres) 1681-1750 (Lot 2) - 10 acres (liberty land - original patent to Thomas Vernon 625 acres) 1681-1746 (Lot 3) - 37 acres & 137 perches (liberty land - original patent to William & Margaret Lowther - 5000 acres) 1759-1870 - Lansdowne (part of Lots 1, 2 & 3) [Record missing from database.]

Brief of Title to All that certain Messuage or Tenement (late Ferry House and Ferry formerly called and known as The Upper Ferry on Schuylkill) and all that tract or piece of Land thereunto belonging with the other messuages and buildings thereon erected situate in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia described as follows to wit. Beginning at a stone at the River Schuylkill thence extending by the great Road called the Ferry Road now open between this and land formerly of James Humphreys and wife Westward 39 6/10 perches to a stone thence by land of John Britton Southward 38 perches or thereabouts to a stone in the line of land of William Bingham and by the same Eastward 58 perches to a stone at the River Schuylkill and up the several courses of the said River 43 perches or thereabouts to the place of beginning. Containing 11 Acres and 79 perches and all the right of the marsh and Flat ground fronting and adjoining the same to low water mark on said River. 1684-1869 Filed July 3rd, 1869. Opinion by Eli K. Price, Sep. 30th, 1869 with map of area from west of 30th Street to Schuylkill River, Haverford Road to Hamilton Street, including 30th Street, Bridge Street and Pennsylvania Railroad. (Original patent to William Powell - 250 acres) Lot Size: 3.6A

Brief of Title to Seven contiguous tracts of land Situate in the Twenty-fourth ward of the City of Philadelphia (late in Blockley Township in the County of Philadelphia.) No. 1 Containing 312 Acres more or less No. 2 Containing 12 ½ Acres more or less No. 3 Containing 12 Acres 138 perches No. 4 Containing 30 Acres more or less No. 5 Containing 37 Acres 137 perches No. 6 Containing 10 Acres more or less No. 7 Containing 10 Acres Making a total according to the old surveys of 424 Acres and 115 perches. 1&2 1684 (Original patent to William Sharlow - 100 acres, & William Wood - 100 acres) 3 1681 (Original lease and release to John Lowther & Anne Sharlott Lowther - 12 acres & 38 perches, part of liberty land share of 5000 acres - warrant 1733) 4 1705 (original patent to David Powell in right of Rheuben Pownall and George Pownall. - 20 acres) 5 1681 (original lease and release to William & Margaret Lowther - 37 acres & 137 perches, part of liberty land share of 5000 acres - warrant 1733) 6 1687 (original lease and release to Thomas Vernon - 10 acres of liberty land, part of share of 625 acres) 7 1681 (original lease and release to Randel Vernon - 10 acres of liberty land, part of share of 625 acres) Brief of title finishes in 1867 with acquisition of all rights by Jesse and Rebecca George from other members of the family. Lot Size: 7 lots

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of ground Situate in the Twenty-fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Beginning at a point on the East side of Belmont Avenue and in the middle of Columbia Avenue, thence extending Southward along the East side of the said Belmont Avenue 287 Feet 5 ½ inches to a point, thence Eastward on a line parallel with the said Columbia Avenue by ground now of the City of Philadelphia 598 Feet to the middle of Lexington or Forty third Street, thence Northward along the middle of the said Lexington or Forty third Street 286 Feet 10 inches to the middle of the said Columbia Avenue 616 Feet 10 7/8 inches to the place of beginning. Containing 4 Acres. 1684-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, April 1st, 1869. (Original patent to William Wood for 100 acres) Lot Size: 4A

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of Ground Situate on the South Easterly side of the Reading Rail Road in the 24th Ward of said City commencing at a point a corner of said Reading Rail Road and a certain one perch wide road running between this and ground formerly of John Simon, thence North Easterly along the side of said Rail Road 228 feet to ground now or formerly of John Cruice thence Eastwardly along said Ground 159 feet 11 inches to a point in the side of the River Road thence Southward along the Westerly side of said Road 183 feet and 3 inches to a point in the line of Ground now or formerly of Martha Brookmeyer, thence Westward along said ground 148 feet to a point thence Southward 45 feet to a point in the side of said one perch wide Road, thence North Westward along the side of said Road to the place of Beginning. Title, same as in Boyle Brief down to and including recital of the Will of Elizabeth Redinger (in Title to Lot No. 2) whereby the said premises became vested in James Giles in fee. 1867-1871 Benj. P. Wilson Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Lot Size: 228x159x183x148x45

Brief of Title to No. 1 All that certain Lot or piece of Ground Situate on the Westerly side of the Road leading to the Robin Hood Ford and Falls of Schuylkill Bridge at the distance of about 120 feet Southward from a stone the South East corner of Land late of Elizabeth Redinger now of James Giles in the late Township of Blockley, now the 24th Ward, of the City of Philadelphia, Containing in front or breadth on said Road Twenty feet and extending of that width in length or depth thence Westward about One hundred and twenty five feet, Bounded Northward and Westward by Streets land out by John Simon for public use, of the width of 25 feet, Southward by a Lot granted to William Dillon and Eastward by the River Road aforesaid. No. 2 All that certain Lot or piece of Ground Beginning on the South West side of Simon Street and Redinger Street in said City Containing in front or breadth on said Redinger Street 25 feet and in length or depth One hundred and thirty feet nine inches extending Westwardly to the Reading Rail Road Bounded Northwardly by said Simon Street Southwardly by Land now or late of John Simon, Eastwardly by the said Redinger Street, and Westwardly by the said Reading Rail Road and Containing in front thereon nineteen feet. No. 3 All that certain Lot or piece of Ground Beginning at a point on the side of said Redinger Street 25 feet from the side fo Simon Street in a Plan of Building Lots laid out by John Levering, Esq. for the said John Simon near the Falls of Schuylkill in the Consolidated City of Philadelphia (now the 24th Ward) thence extending in a Northwestwardly direction to a point at the side of the said Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road 134 feet from said Redinger Street and 19 feet from said Simon Street, thence along the side of said Rail Road 19 feet to another Lot of Ground in said Plan of Building Lots, thence by said Lot 139 feet 4 inches to the side of said Redinger Street and thence by the side thereof 25 feet to the place of Beginning. formerly belonging to James Grime. Title to all of the three Lots above described, same as in Brief of Mary Boyle’s Lot No. 1 down to Conveyance to John Simon, dated December 3rd, 1850 1852-1870 Lot Size: 3 lots

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of Ground situate in the late township of Blockley, now 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia, beginning at a point on the N.E. side of Peters Road, a corner of Jacob S. Waln’s land, thence N. 26 degrees E. 203 feet to another point in the line of said Waln’s land, thence by land late of Samuel Smyth, the two following courses and distances, to wit: S. 72 degrees E. 100 feet, and S. 13 degrees 21' E. 235 feet 6 in. to the middle of the said Peters Road, thence N. 72 degrees W. 250 feet to the place of beginning. Containing 129 square perches of land. Late the property of T. Passmore Hanbest, dec’d. The above is part of a larger piece of Ground, containing 35 3/4 Acres, conveyed to Joseph Johnson by Morton McMichael, Sheriff, be Deed date the 14th of December 1844. For prior title see Brief accompanying the Papers of Samuel Smyth in the possession of the Park Commission. The above described premises being the corner lot on the Plan accompanying said Brief, marched in the name of Thomas Brown. 1850-1874 Lot Size: 129 sq. perches

Brief of Title for All those certain four contiguous lots or pieces of ground Situate on the Westwardly side of the Reading Rail Road in Blockley Township (now City of Philadelphia) Commencing Eastwardly at the distance of Twenty-seven feet nine inches from a one perch wide road. No. 1 Containing in front on said Reading Rail Road Twenty five feet and extending in depth Westwardly One hundred and sixty feet. No. 2 Containing in front on said Reading Rail Road Twenty-five feet and extending in depth One hundred and sixty-one feet eight inches. No 3 Containing in front on said Rail Road Twenty-five feet and in depth One hundred and sixty-three feet four inches and No. 4 Containing in front on said Rail Road Twenty-five feet and extending in depth One hundred and sixty-five feet. Bounded Northwardly by property now or late of Aaron Jobe, Southwardly by property of Robert McFarland, West by property of Nicholas Johnson and on the East by a ten feet wide road. Being the property of Robert Jardine otherwise named Robert Jardon taken by the Park Commissioners for the Park. 1799-1873 Opinion by Eli K. Price, April 9th. 1873 B Abstract of Title to A lot of ground at the Falls of Schuylkill, 28th Ward, Philadelphia, conveyed by Robert Jardine in the City of Philadelphia. For title of Samuel N. Smyth, see Brief filed with the conveyance by him to the City. 1871-1872 Prepared by M. Arnold, Jr. Opinion by Eli K. Price. Feby. 5th, 1873. Lot Size: 4 lots

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of Ground Situate on the West side of the River Schuylkill in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, Beginning at a point in the middle of the Schuylkill River Road at a corner of Alethea Ann Marley’s Ground thence extending by said Schuylkill River Road and by land late of Ralph McClintock’s Estate North 39 degrees 5 minutes East 643 feet 10 ½ inches to a corner thence North 68 degrees 20 minutes East 45 feet 3 3/8 inches to a corner of Samuel Parker’s land, thence by said Samuel Parker’s land South 43 degrees 19 minutes East 183 feet more or less to low water mark in River Schuylkill, thence by the course of said Schuylkill River to a point in the line of said Althea Ann Marley’s land thence by said Althea Ann Marley’s land North 48 degrees 40 minutes West 194 feet more or less to the place of beginning. Bounded on the North by land of Samuel Parker, on the East by the River Schuylkill, on the West by the said Schuylkill River Road, and Estate of Ralph McClintock deceased, and on the South by Althea Ann Marley’s land. 1801-1867 Prepared from the Recods & papers produced. C. M. S. Leslie. June, 1867 Continuation to 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, May 29th, 1869. Lot Size: 643’ 10 ½”x45’ 1/8”x183’x194’

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground, composed of two contiguous Lots, with the Buildings and Improvements thereon erected, Situate on the Westwardly side of Sixth or Blockley Street and Southwardly side of Mantua Street opened along the Tow Path of the Schuylkill Navigation Company in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, Containing in front or breadth on the said Mantua Street 100 ft and extending in length or depth Southwardly on the East line thereof along said Blockley or Sixth Street 110 feet and on the West line thereof about 120 feet, Bounded Northwardly by said Mantua Street, Eastwardly by said Blockley or Sixth Street, Southwardly by a 10 feet wide Alley running from said Blockley or Sixth Street Westward and Westwardly by Ground now or late of Richard Peters. 1750-1861 1861-1869 Continued by Joshua Spering, March 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, April 15th, 1869. Lot Size: (blank)

Brief of Title to All those two certain stone Messuages or Tenements and Tract of Land Situate in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia (being the South Westernmost portion of a large Tract Containing 36 Acres more or less) Beginning at a point in the middle of the Schuylkill River Road in a line of Land of Charles Dutilh thence extending along said land crossing the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road North 48 degrees 25' West 1455 feet 2 inches thence still along said land North 70 degrees 38' West 170 feet 5 inches, thence along land formerly the Village of Greenland North 56 degrees 28' East 417 feet thence along land of which this was part South 63 degrees 36' East crossing the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road 1535 feet and 6 inches to a point in the middle fo the above mentioned Schuylkill River Road, thence along the middle of the said Road South 39 degrees 39' West 742 feet to the place of beginning, Containing 19 Acres of Land. 1807-1866 Prepared from the Records and papers produced, by C. M. S. Leslie, 717 sansom St., Philadelphia, November 1866 Continuation to 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, May 29th, 1869.Mem. of Title to Premises. William S. Whiteley and others vs. James Cowen, and others, D.C. Dec. Term 1865 # 1034 In Partition. 1818-1860 Lot Size: (blank)

Brief of Title to All that lot of ground beginning in the South West side of Lock Street laid out by Adam Everly parallel with and adjoining the towing path of the Schuylkill Navigation Co. below the Fairmount Lock in Blockley Township in the County of Philadelphia, thence extending along said Lock Street S. 41 degrees 45' E 20 feet, thence still along said Lock Street S. 57 degrees 35' E. 24 feet 11 3/8 inches, thence by ground of Adam Everly S. 48 degrees 15' W. 76 feet 9 5/8 inches, thence by the next described lot N. 41 degrees 45' W 44 feet and thence N. 48 degrees 15' E. 70 feet to the place of beginning. Subject to a yearly ground rent of $ 220. lawful silver money. And All that lot of ground beginning in the North Westerly side of Everly Street at the distance of 76 feet 9 5/8 inches Southwestward from Lock Street, thence extending along said Everly Street S. 48 degrees 15' W. 44 feet, thence N. 41 degrees 45' W. 44 feet, thence N. 48 degrees 15' E. 44 feet, thence by above described lot S. 41 degrees 45' E. 44 feet to the place of beginning. 1684-1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Sep. 16, 1869 (Original patent to William Smith - 500 acres) Lot Size: 20x24’ 11 3/8”x76’ 9 5/8”x44x70; 44x44x44x44

Memorandum of Title to Mary Lavall’s Lot. For early title see “Brief of Title” among papers of Charles Weiss. 1864-1867 Lot Size: 30x28’, 5.25”

Brief of Title to a Lot of Ground on the Schuylkill, belonging to John Lips. No. 1. 1684-1853 (Patent to William Smith, 500 acres) Brief of Title to property of John Lips (No. 2), being All that certain lot or piece of ground with the buildings and improvements thereon erected Situate on the Southwestwardly side of the River Schuylkill adjoining to the Westward ground late of Adam Everley. Containing in front on the said River Schuylkill about one hundred and forty five feet, thence extending Southward about Fifty feet; and thence extending further westward in front or breadth nearly parallel to the said River Schuylkill one hundred feet, thence extending Southward of that width about Two hundred and twenty feet to the Junction Railroad, and thence along the said Junction Railroad, about Two hundred and sixty feet, and thence Northward by land late of the said Adam Everly, about Three hundred and ten feet to the River Schuylkill. 1820-1870 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Sep. 2d, 1870. (For prior brief, see Brief No. 1) Lot Size: 145x50x100x220x268x310

Brief of Title To The Bellmont Estate - lying on the west side of The Schuylkill River and to Peters Island in the said River all in the Township of Blockley and County of Philadelphia composed of several Tracts of land marked respectively in the plan hereunto annexed A, B, C, D, E. 1684-1853 Extracted from the Papers produced and Records by Henry C. Townsend . June, 1853. Opinion by Thomas I. Wharton, June 14th, 1853 Continuation 1854 - 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chmn. &c. March 22d, 1869 Trustee: Brief of Title to Tract of Land, known as “Landsdown No. 3.” District of Belmont, County of Philadelphia, The Property of Joseph S. Lovering, Trustee, Philadelphia: Printed at the N. E. Cor. of Fourth and Chesnut Sts. 1854. (32 pp., no map) 1681-1853 Extracted from the papers produced and records, by Henry C. Townsend. November, 1853. Opinion by Eli K. Price, Nov. 19, 1853 (Original patents to Thomas Bayly in 1681 for 250 acres; Jonathan Wynne in 1708 for liberty land; William Allen in 1734 for William & Margaret Lowther for liberty land; Thomas Parsons in 1742 for 6.75 & 13.25 acres; and Joseph March in 1736 for 10 acres) Lot Size: 45.5 acres - Lansdowne

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground, Situate on the West side of Belmont Avenue in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, Commencing at the North West corner of said Belmont Avenue and Jefferson Street, thence extending Northward along the West side of said Belmont Avenue One hundred and fifty feet three and seven eighths inches, thence Westward on a line parallel to said Jefferson Street, Seven hundred and forty two feet seven and a half inches, to the East side of Forty seventh Street, thence Southward along said Forty seventh Street, One hundred and fifty feet, to the North side of said Jefferson Street, thence Eastward along the same Seven hundred and fifty two feet six inches and one eighth of an inch to the place of beginning. Edwin V. Machette 1681-1870 (Original patent to Randall Vernon - liberty land) Opinion by Chas. Henry Jones, Sol. to the Park Comms. April 4, 1870 Concurring opinion by Eli K. Price, April 5th, 1870. Lot Size: 150x742 approximately

(Brief of Title to a tract of land “Beginning at a point in the low water mark of the River Schuylkill and extending thence N. 48 degrees 40' W 198 feet to a point in the River Road in the line of McClintock’s ground, thence by said line and road S. 39 degrees 5 W 98 feet 7 ½ in. to the line of Charles Dutilh’s ground, thence by the same S 48 degrees 40' E 188 ft. 7 in. to low water mark aforesaid, and thence N. 52 degrees 13' E to the place of beginning; Containing 69 1/4 sq. per. of land.”) 1804-1870 Lot Size: 69.25 square perches

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of ground situate in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia near the Falls of Schuylkill on the Westerly side of the Schuylkill Road at the distance of 60 feet Southward from the South side of Simon Street, Containing in front or breadth on said Road Forty feet and extending in length or depth between lines parallel, or nearly so, on the North side 128 feet 2 inches, and on the South side 130 feet 4 inches to the easterly side of Redinger street on which it also contains 40 feet — belonging to Frances E. McDonald. Title same as in Boyle Brief (Lot No. 1) down to conveyance to John Simon dated December 3rd 1850. 1856-1871 Benj. P. Wilson, atty. for Frances E. McDonald. Lot Size: 40x129

2 lots - Peters Road. Lot Size: 15.49A; 1.25A

Brief of Title to All that certain Messuage or Tenement (late Ferry House and Ferry formerly called and known as “The Upper Ferry on Schuylkill”) and all that tract or piece of land thereto belonging with the other messuages and buildings thereon erected situate in that part of the City of Philadelphia lately called the Township of Blockley in the County of Philadelphia described as follows to wit Beginning at a stone at the River Schuylkill thence extending by the great road called the Ferry Road now open between this and land formerly of James Humphreys and wife Westward thirty nine perches and six tenths of a perch to a stone thence by the land of John Britton Southward Thirty eight perches or thereabouts to a stone in the line of land of William Bingham and by the same Eastward Fifty eight perches to a stone at the River Schuylkill and up the several courses of the said River Forty three perches or thereabouts to the place of beginning Containing Eleven acres and seventy nine perches & all the right of the marsh and flat ground fronting and adjoining the same to low water mark on said River. (Original patent to William Powell - 250 acres) 1684 - 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Oct. 15th. 1869 Lot Size: 69’11”x100x170x73x250x20’4.625”x25’6.5”

Brief of Title to All That Certain Lot of Piece of Ground, being part of a Tract of land late the Estate of Joseph Sorber, deceased, Situate on the West side of the Schuylkill River, in the Twenty fourth Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Beginning at low water mark of the said Schuylkill River, thence extending by Ground now or late of Joseph E. Sorber North Forty three degrees nineteen minutes West passing over two stakes in said line One hundred and eighty three feet more or less to a point in the Schuylkill River Road in the line of Ground now or late belonging to the Estate of Ralph McClintock deceased, thence by said McClintock’s property and in said Road North Sixty eight degrees twenty minutes East One hundred and fifty two feet nine inches and South Fifty degrees fifty five minutes East One hundred and fifteen feet six inches more or less to low water mark in the River Schuylkill aforesaid and thence down the same South Forty two degrees fifteen minutes West one hundred and fifty seven feet four inches more or less to the place of beginning. Containing Eighty one square Perches more or less. A part of this Brief was taken from one made by C. M. S. Leslie Esq. for the adjoining Property, on the Southwest, and the remainder from the Records & Papers produced by Philip Wagner. Jany. 1869. (The Brief made by Mr. Leslie is now in the possession of Wm. H. Kein, Esq. Wagner, Jany. 1869) (Original patent to John and Andreas Wheeler - 400 acres) 1677 - 1861 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chr. C. L. P. May 13th, 1869. Lot Size: 81 square perches

Brief of Title to All that certain lot or piece of land. Situate in the City of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania. Beginning at a point in the Southeasterly line of City Line Avenue (60 feet wide) at a corner of land of the Estate of Algernon S. Roberts dec’d. In the 24th Ward of the said City and extending thence along the said City Line Ave. N. 58 degrees 16' E. 356 feet and 13/100 of a foot more or less to a point formed by the intersection of the same with the Southerly line of Neill Drive as laid out by the Commissioners of Fairmount Park; thence along the boundary line of Fairmount Park the following four courses and distances to-wit: First, by a line curving towards the S. with a radius of 117 feet the distance of 16 23/1000 feet to a point; Second, by a line curving towards the N. with a radius of 200 feet the distance of 132 feet and 88/100 of a foot to a point, Third N. 77 degrees 54" E. 300 feet to a point and Fourth, by a line curving towards the S. with a radius of 248 feet the distance of 157 96/100 feet to a point; thence by said land of the Estate of Algernon S. Roberts, deceased, the 5 following courses and distances to-wit: First S. 44 degrees 3' W. 441 feet and 94/100 of a foot to a point, Second S. 54 degrees 39' W. 225 61/100 feet to a point. Third N. 51 degrees 14' W. 211 95/100 feet to a point, Fourth S. 40 degrees 34' W. 149 45/100 feet to a point and Fifth N. 50 degrees 8' W. 304 45/100 feet to the first mentioned point and place of beginning. Containing 5 5/10 acres more or less. (Original patent to John Thomas and Edward Jones) 1681 - 1900 Lot Size: 5.5 acres

deed of exchange. Lot Size: (blank)

No location given. Lot Size: 1.4 acres

Bridgewater (30th) Street and Haverford Avenue. Lot Size: 233x264'2".75"x123'7.125"

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or Piece of Land with the buildings and improvements thereon erected situate on the west side of the Schuylkill Road in the late Township of Blockley now in the 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at the north west corner of the said Schuylkill Road and Simon Street (25 feet wide extending westward of that width from the said Schuylkill Road to the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road) thence extending westward along the north side of the said Simon Street N. 84 degrees 30' W. 273 ft. 10 in. To the east side of the said Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road thence along the east side of the same 111 ft. 3 in. to James Giles land thence along the same S. 83 degrees 46' E. 244 ft. to the west side of the said Schuylkill Road and thence along the same S. 2 degrees W. 94 ft. 8 in. to the place of beginning. And Also All that certain Lot or Piece of land situate on the south side of a one perch wide road leading eastward into the said Schuylkill Road in the said 24th Ward Beginning at the southeast corner of the said one perch wide Road and a private road about 17 ft. wide thence extending along the middle of the said one perch wide road S. 88 degrees 40' E. 76 ft more or less thence S. 37 degrees W. 46 ft more or less to a point thence N. 64 degrees W. 60 ft. more or less to the east side of the said Private Road and thence along the east side of the same N. 14 degrees 20' E. 18½ ft. more or less to the middle of the said one perch wide road the place of beginning being the whole of a small piece of ground which the said John Simons owns at the southeast corner of the said one perch wide Road and the said Private Road (Original patent to John and Andreas Wheeler - 400 acres) 1677 - 1870 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. L. Jany. 11th. 1871 Lot Size: .616 acres

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of Land Situate in Blockley Township (now the Twenty fourth Ward) of the City of Philadelphia. Beginning at a corner at the side of Schuylkill Road thence extending by the side of said Road South two degrees West Eighty six feet two inches to the side of a One Pole wide Lane or Road thence by the side of said Land or Road North Fifty eight degrees West One hundred and fifty seven feet three inches to the side of Redinger Street, thence by the side of said Redinger Street Northerly Fifteen feet two inches to a corner thence by land now or late of John Simon South Eighty four degrees thirty minutes East One hundred and thirty five feet ten inches to the place of Beginning, formerly belonging to James M. Smith. Title to said Lot of Ground same as Title to Property formerly of Mary Boyle (No. 1) down to Conveyance to John Simon dated December 3rd 1850. 1865 - 1870 Lot Size: .157 acres

No location given. Lot Size: 82A, 125P

Brief of Title to A Certain Tract of land, situate in the late Township of Blockley, now 24th Ward of the City of Philadelphia - Containing 29½ Acres and 23 perches. Also an island in the River Schuylkill, opposite said Tract, Containing 7 1/4 acres, Owned by Wm. S. Torr. (Original patent to Patrick Robinson for a tract called “Peterstone.” - 100 acres) 1684 - 1869 Joshua Spering, 142 ½ So. 4. March 9. 1869 Opinion by Eli K. Price, March 12th, 1869 Lot Size: .137 acres

Mantua Avenue. Lot Size: Deed of exchange

Nes Hutchinson or Schuylkill St., se Maple St. Lot Size: 60x115

Brief of Title of Lot of ground west side of a 20 feet wide Street opened by John Simons along the west side of Philadelphia & Reading R. R. in late Township of Blockley now in the City of Philadelphia 186 feet 4 inches North of a 1 perch wide road thence N 16 degrees 6 24/100' E. 23 feet 4 3/4 inches thence N. 73 degrees 53 ½’ W. 70 feet thence N 77 degrees 22' W. 95 feet 10 3/8 inches to East side of Johnsons Lane thence S 12 degrees 14' W. 12 feet thence S 72 degrees 24 ½’ E 164 feet 10 inches to the place of beginning. Also lot of land West side of said street 209 feet 8 3/4 inches North of said 1 perch wide road thence N. 16 degrees 6' 24" E 33 feet 2 5/8 inches thence N. 83 degrees 43' W. 168 feet 10 inches to the Easterly side of Johnsons lane thence S 12 degrees 14' W 11 feet 7 5/8 inches thence S. 77 degrees 22' E. 95 ft. 10 3.8 inches thence S 73 degrees 53 ½’ E. 70 feet to the place of beginning. The property of Henry Wilcock (Survey for 400 acres to Swan Lom based upon original patent to John and Andreas Wheeler - 300 acres) 1681 - 1873 Opinion by Eli K. Price, June 14th, 1873. Lot Size: irreg.

48th & Elm Streets. Lot Size: 50x200

Es Robin Hood Ford Road. Lot Size: 45x148

WS Redinger St. Lot Size: 16x155

Memorandum of Title to Matthew Zimmer’s lot. For early title see “Brief of Title” among papers of Charles Weiss. 1864 - 1867 Lot Size: 20x301x20?x293

Magdalena Street. Lot Size: 2.174 acres

Ridge Avenue & Wissahickon Creek. Lot Size: 1.53 A

Lauriston St. & Rochelle Ave. Lot Size: irregular

Brief of Title to A piece of land of which One 36/100 Acres are within the Fairmount Park limits and seventy eight one hundreds of an Acre are East of the Park line, the two adjoining - Bounded West by the Wissahickon, North by Charles Elkins’ land, South by Joseph Middleton’s land and Eastward by the line of land of the purchase of Dr. George Barker extending across Elkins’ and Bischoff’s land to an angle in the Park line on Middleton’s land. For prior title see Brief of Title to two tracts of land on the Wissahickon Creek, in the twenty second Ward of the City of Philadelphia, on file in the office of the Commissioners of Fairmount Park down to conveyance to William W. Piper, dated Feb’y 21st 1856 Recorded in Deed Book R. D. W. No. 74 Page 301 &c. 1856-1877 From the Records and Papers produced. Wm. McGeorge, Jr. Phila. Mar. 1877 Opinion by Eli K. Price, May 24th, 1877. Lot Size: 2.14A

Brief of Title to All that Certain tract or parcel of land situate on the East side of the Wissahickon Creek between lands of George F. Barker and Edward H. Ammidown. Containing inside the par fifty nine one hundredths of an acre and outside the park fifty two one hundredths of an acre. the property of the City of Philadelphia. For prior title see Brief of Title to two tracts of land on the Wissahickon Creek, in the twenty second Ward of the City of Philadelphia, on file in the office of the Commissioners of Fairmount Park down to conveyance to William W. Piper, dated Feb’y 21st 1856 Recorded in Deed Book R. D. W. No. 74 Page 298&c. & 301 &c. 1856-1881 From the Records & Papers produced. Wm. McGeorge, Jr. Jany. 1881. Lot Size: .59A & .52A

NE Rochelle, 20' S. Lauriston. Lot Size: 1.665A

SWs Walnut Lane & Park Line Drive. Lot Size: 26.59A

Nes Henry Avenue, NW Leverington Avenue. Lot Size: 2.389A

Oros Lane, SE Conrad's Lane. Lot Size: .680A

SWC Morris & Magdalena Streets. Lot Size: 3.033A; 1.981A; 2.276A

For title of John Davis, see Brief filed with papers of the “Sheridan Estate, Wissahickon” Lot No. 5. 1856-1875 Opinion by Eli K. Price, chn. May 7th 1875. Lot Size: 4.807A

Mount Airy Avenue. Lot Size: 12x13x1.5

Shawmont Avenue. Lot Size: 161x143x111x141

SES Wissahickon Drive & PG&N RR. Lot Size: 250x144x289x95

Crefeld Avenue. Lot Size: 2580.02 sq. ft

No location given. Lot Size: 1.445A

21st Ward. Lot Size: 2.391A

Brief of Title to All that certain lot or piece of ground situate in the Twenty second Ward of the City of Philadelphia beginning at the intersection of the property line dividing land now or late of Charles Magarge from land of Hiram Focht with the boundary line of Fairmount Park as legally established and marked upon the map of the survey of the Wissahickon Creek, adopted by the Commissioners of Fairmount Park the fifteenth day of May Anno Domine One thousand eight hundred and sixty nine and filed in the Department of Surveys thence along a road leading to the Wissahickon Creek known as Hartwell Avenue South twenty eight degrees West twenty and thirty eight one hundredths feet to a stone thence South Fifty three degrees fifteen minuted West crossing the Wissahickon Creek Three hundred and fifty six feet and four and three quartes inches to a stone, thence by land of Thomas Livezey and again crossing the Wissahickon Creek, South thirty nine degrees forty five minutes East four hundred and eighty three feet and three inches to a stake thence South forth degrees fourteen minutes East forty nine feet four inches to a point in Springfield Avenue or Park Street thence by the same North forty two degrees and ten minutes East one hundred and ten and six tenths feet to a point in the boundary line of Fairmount Park; thence along said boundary line by a line of marked stones and by other land of Hiram Focht Ninth five (5) degrees twenty-one minutes West four hundred and sixty eight and ninety five one hundredth’s feet to a marble post and thence North twenty eight degrees thirty one minutes West one hundred and thirteen and forty five one hundredths feet to the place of beginning. Containing three acres and seventeen one hundredths of an acre. 1689-1865 Extracted from the record and papers produced by ---- Richard J. Williams. Dec. 19th, 1873. Lot Size: 3.17A

NWS Walnut Lane. Lot Size: 2.684A//.040A

Shawmont Avenue & Henry Avenue. Lot Size: irreg

Brief of Title to All that certain three story stone woolen factory, Mansion house and eight tenement houses and tract or piece of land upon which the same are erected lying on both sides of the Wissahickon Creek in the Twenty-first ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at a corner in the middle of the said Wissahickon Creek near the mouth of the Paper Mill Run in the line dividing this from other land formerly belonging to Nicholas Rittenhouse the elder, deceased; thence by land of Michael Righter South Fifty-six degrees, thirty minutes West, Three hundred and sixty-four feet eight inches to a stone; thence further along the same land late of the said Michael Righter South Fifty degrees West Four hundred and six feet eleven inches to a stone set for a corner; thence further by the said land late of the said Michael Righter South Twenty-nine degrees and fifty minutes West Two hundred and eighty feet to a high rock; thence further by the said land late of the said Michael Righter South Sixty one degree fifteen minutes East Ninety feet nine inches to the middle of the said Wissahickon Creek; thence down the same Three hundred and forty-six feet six inches to a point; thence by other land late of the said Nicholas Rittenhouse the elder, deceased South Eighty-one degrees East one hundred and eighty-six feet, six inches to a point; thence by the said land late of the said Nicholas Rittenhouse the elder deceased North twenty-seven degrees, twenty minutes East Four hundred and ninety-eight feet to a point; thence by the same land late of the said Nicholas Rittenhouse the elder, deceased, North Forty-five degrees thirty minutes East Three hundred and forty-three feet, ten inches to a point; thence by the said land late of the said Nicholas Rittenhouse the elder deceased North Twenty-three degrees West One hundred and thirty feet to a point in the middle of the Wissahickon Turnpike Road; thence up the same North Twenty-eight degrees, fifty-one minutes East One hundred and eighty-six feet six inches and a half of an inch to the junction of Rittenhouse Street; thence North Twenty-five degrees, nine minutes West up the middle of the said Wissahickon Turnpike Road One hundred and eighty-eight feet to a point; thence North Forty-five degree, fifty-three minutes West further up the middle of the said Wissahickon Turnpike Road Seventy-eight feet, six inches and a half of an inch to a point; thence South Sixty-four degrees fourteen minutes West by land of _________ Seventy-two feet ten inches to the said Wissahickon Creek; thence South Fifty degrees West Thirty feet to the middle of the said Wissahickon Creek; thence down the same One hundred and seventy-three feet, three inches to the place of beginning Containing within the said bounds nine acres, two roods, four perches and ninety-one=one hundredths of a perch. (1741-1767 - inserted: Starts with Thomas Bishop Vickris to Michael Righter) 1785-1873 Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn., May 20th, 1873. Contains genealogical chart of transfers and Rittenhouse family. Lot Size: 9A, 2R, 4.91P

Rittenhouse Lane. Lot Size: 2.5A

No location given. Lot Size: 5,030.542 s.f

21st Ward. Lot Size: 1.564A

Harvey Street & Walnut Lane. Lot Size: 2.8A

Wissahickon Avenue and Walnut Lane - see PRR file. Lot Size: (blank)

No location given. Lot Size: 2.1987A

Andorra area. Lot Size: 57.3262A

Cresheim valley Drive & McCallum St. Lot Size: 6.161A

Houston Ramble. Lot Size: 10.951A; 2.017A

Valley Green Road. Lot Size: 8.2844A

Bell's Mill Road. Lot Size: (blank)

No location given. Lot Size: (blank)

Abstract of Title to All those two certain lots pieces or parcels of Land situate lying and being int he late Township of Roxborough now in the Twenty first Ward of the City of Philadelphia on the Wissahickon Creek. One of them beginning at a stake a corner of this and other part of the tract whereof this was part and of land now or late of _________ thence extending along the said last mentioned land North 80 degrees 31 minutes East 226 feet 9 inches and 1/8th of an inch crossing the Wissahickon Turnpike Road to the Wissahickon Creek thence extending down the said Creek by the several courses thereof to a corner of land belonging to W. G. Kitchen formerly Jacob Everman’s land thence extending along the said last mentioned land South 63 degrees West 298 feet 5 inches and 7/8th of an inch to the Eastwardly side of a certain 50 feet wide street called Magdalena street and thence extending North 25 degrees 6 minutes West partly along the said side of the said Magdalena street and partly along other part of the tract whereof this was part 1310 feet 4 inches and 2/8ths of an inch to the place of beginning. Containing 7 acres 74 perches and 7/100ths of a perch. And the other of them beginning at a stake a corner of this and other part of the tract whereof this was part and land of A. Shalkop thence extending along hte said last mentioned land North 63 degrees 14 minutes East crossing the Wissahickon Turnpike road 100 feet to the Wissahickon Creek thence extending down the said Creek by the several courses thereof to a stake a corner of this and land belonging to _________ thence extending by the said last mentioned land South 63 degrees 5 minutes West crossing the said Turnpike Road 122 feet to a stake a corner of this and of other part of the tract whereof this was part and thence extending along the said last mentioned tract North 23 degrees 22 minutes West 417 feet to the place of beginning. Containing 1 Acre 37 Perches and 8/10ths of a perch. 1691- 1853 From the Records and Papers produced; Abstracted by A. G. Stout. Philada. Nov. 28th, 1871. Opinion by Eli K. Price, Decemr. 23rd, 1871. Original patent to Francis Fincher 500 acres B Abstract of Title to No. 1 All that certain lot or piece of ground Situate on the West side of the Wissahickon Creek between Leverington Avenue and Kitchens lane in the Twenty first Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at a marble stone set for an angle in the Fairmount Park boundary as legally established and approved by the Commissioners of Fairmount park the Fifteenth day of May 1869 and filed in the department of Surveys North 23 degrees 22 minutes West 265 feet to land lately conveyed by Charles Thomson Jones to the City of Philadelphia thence by the last mentioned land North 63 degrees 05' East 122 feet more or less to the Wissahickon Creek thence down the said Creek the several courses thereof to other land lately conveyed by the said Charles Thomson Jones to the City of Philadelphia thence by the last mentioned land South 80 degrees 31' West 170 feet more or less to the Fairmount Park boundary line thence by said boundary line by a line of marked stones, and by other land of which this was a part North 44 degrees 37' West 440 feet 4 1/4 inches to the place of beginning Containing 2 acres and 53 8/100 perches more or less. No. 2 Also, All that certain lot or piece of ground situate between Leverington Avenue and Kitchens lane in the Twenty-first Ward of the City of Philadelphia Beginning at the intersection fo Fairmount Park Boundary Line as legally established &c. With the prolongation of the East line of Magdalena street, thence along said Boundary by a line of marked stones and by land of which this was a part South 44 degrees 37' East 163 feet 7 1/4 inches to land lately conveyed by Charles Thomson Jones to the City of Philadelphia thence by the same land South 80 degrees 31' West 56 feet 9 1/8 inches to other land of Charles Thomson Jones, thence by said last mentioned land on the prolongation of the East line of Magdalena street North 20 degrees six minutes West 138 feet 10 7/8 inches to the place of beginning Containing 23 72/100 perches of land. 1818-1874 From the records and papers produced; abstracted by A. G. Stout. Philad’a. Feby. 6th 1874. Opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn. Feby. 13th, 1874. Lot Size: .818 acres

Brief of Title to All that certain Lot or piece of ground situate in Roxborough in the 21st Ward of the City of Philadelphia, Beginning at the intersection of a property line dividing land of the Estate of Abraham Shalkop deceased from land of the said Horatio Gates Jones, with a boundary line of Fairmount Park as legally established and marked upon the Map of the Survey of the Wissahickon Creek, adopted by the Commissioners of Fairmount Park the 15th day fo May A. D. 1869 and filed in the Department of Surveys; thence extending along said Park boundary by a line of marked stones and by other ground of the said Horatio Gates Jones North 23 degrees 31 minutes West 148 feet and 5 tenths of a foot to a point in a line of land of John Livezey thence along said property line North 63 degrees East 213 feet and 8 tenths of a foot to a point on a rock on the edge of the Wissahickon Creek; thence down the edge of the same, the several courses and distances thereof 165 feet more or less to a point in a line of land of the Estate of Abraham Shalkop deceased and thence South 61 degrees West 176 feet to the place of beginning, Containing Six hundred and sixty seven thousands (0.667) of an acre. 1691-1873 Prepared from the original papers & from the records - and certified to present a good title in the undersigned - Horatio Gates Jones Opinion by Chas. Henry Jones, Sol. to the Park Comrs. August 2nd, 1873 Concurring opinion by Eli K. Price, Chn., Aug. 5th, 1873 Original patent to Francis Fincher Lot Size: .667 acres

Shawmont Avenue and Henry Avenue. Lot Size: 5.743 acres

Conrad & Oros Streets. Lot Size: .053 acres and .001 acres

Brief of Title to A Large Tract of Land, part of which is included in the Bounds of Fairmount Park, the property of The Estate of William Gordon Kitchen, deceased. Composed of four separate tracts bounded and described as follows to wit: A. Containing 42 acres 141 perches more or less. Beginning at a stone two perches distant from a run of water a corner of land now or late of John Brock and James H. Hart thence by the tract of piece of land next hereinafter described (lot B.) south 23 degrees Wast 22 perches to a white oak thence by the said tract south 47 degrees East 21 perches to the middle of Wissahickon Creek thence by land formerly of Andrew Wood South 37 degrees East six perches and a half to a marked white oak thence South thirty-five degrees West 29 perches to a stone, thence South 71 degrees West fifteen perches to a stone thence North eighty four degrees West twelve perches to a stone, thence North 63 degrees West 20 perches to a marked Beech tree in Leverings line thence along the said line East North East six perches to the middle of Wissahickon Creek thence along the middle of the said Creek North 67 degrees West 14 perches thence North 15 degrees West 36 perches thence North 25 degrees West 20 perches thence North West 27 perches to a corner in the said Creek in the line of land late of John Gorgas thence by the same North 46 degrees and a half East 57½ perches to a stone thence by other land now or late of the said John Brock and James H. Hart South 15 degrees and a half East 34 perches and three quarters to a stone thence by the same South 41 degrees East 27 perches and a quarter to a hickory thence by the same South 40 degrees East three perches and a quarter and thence South 71 degrees East 16 perches to the place of beginning. B. All that certain Lot or piece of Land Situate in the Township of Roxborough aforesaid Beginning at a corner in the middle of a road as now laid and formerly called Edward Milner’s Mill Road thence along the middle of the said road the following courses and distances - North forty one degrees and a half West twelve perches North seventy degrees West seven perches North forty eight degrees West two perches North twenty six degrees West four perches and North eleven degrees West 18 perches to a corner in the middle of the said road thence North 72 degrees West one perch to a corner in a line of land now or late of the said John Brock and James H. Hart - thence along the said line South 22 degrees and ½ West 9 perches and 2/10's to a corner in the line of the tract or piece of land hereinbefore described (Lot A.) thence by the said land South 23 degrees East 22 perches and South 47 degrees East 15 perches & 8/10's to a corner in the line of the lot or piece of land (Lot D) formerly of Lehman & Leibert and thence by the same North 61 degrees & 3/4s East 7 perches and 7/10s to the place of beginning Containing one acre and 97 perches more or less. C. All that certain lot or piece of land Situate in the Township of Roxborough Beginning in the middle of the Road formerly called Edward Milner’s Mill road a corner of lot B thence by the same & along the middle of said road South 41 degrees & ½ East eight perches more or less to a corner in the line of the lot or piece of land (lot D) formerly of Lehman & Leibert thence by the same North 61 degrees & 3/4s East 19 perches and 3/10s to a corner in the lineof land late of Samuel Mason thence by the same South 85 degrees & ½ West 22 perches & 6/10's to the place of beginning Containing 79 perches & 1/10th more or less. D. All that certain lot or piece of land Situate on the East side of Wissahickon Creek in Township of Roxborough Beginning at a stone set for a corner in a line of land formerly of Jacob Rinker thence by the same line South 61 degrees & 3/4 West about 32 perches to a stone in the Wissahickon Creek at the distance of two perches Eastward from a run of water thence by the tract or piece of land (lot A) keeping the same distance from the same run or water North 47 degrees West (formerly called North 53 degrees West) five perches & 2/10 to a corner in the line of the lot or piece of ground B. and thence by the same & by the lot C, and by other land North 61 degrees & 3/4s East 33 perches & 2/10s to a corner in line of land now or late of Joseph Huckee & thence by the same South 37 degrees East five perches and 9/10's to the place of beginning. Containing one acre more or less. 1685-1873 Opinion by Chas. Henry Jones, Sol. to the Park Commrs. Feb. 5, 1873 Concurrence by Eli K. Price, Chn. (Original patent to Philip Lehmann) Lot Size: 24.36 acres

Shawmont Avenue. Lot Size: 8.35 acres and 27 perches

Oros & Naomi Streets. Lot Size: 3.59 acres

Chestnut Hill. Lot Size: 6.806 acres

Near Henry Avenue and School House Lane. Lot Size: 130' 1 3/4" x 163' 4 3/8" x 125' 11.5" x 189' 8.25"

Carpenter Woods. Lot Size: 4.53 acres; 3.7 acres; 4.13 acres

Henry Avenue. Lot Size: irregular lots

21st Ward. Lot Size: .885 acres

Mermaid Lane. Lot Size: (blank)