Easement / Lane Language in New York

[WootonBooton]

Could anyone please clarify the following language as what it actually means concerning this 18' lane on my property? Very important to me. I do not understand what transpired here concerning my 18' lane. In its entirety it is written:
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that I, "Frannie" of the town of ___, __Cty, NY, the grantee in a certain deed "Johnny" as Executors &c. to "Frannie" dated September 1932, recorded in __County Clerk's office on September 1932 in Liber __of Deeds, page __in consideration of the sum of One dollar and other good and valuable considerations to me in hand paid by "Harry" as Administrator with the will annexed of "Mary" late of said town of ___, __Cty, NY., deceased, the receipt of which considerations is hereby acknowledged, do hereby release said "Harry" as Administrator aforesaid, his heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns from any and all rights which I, my heirs, executors, administrators or assigns "may or might have in and to an eighteen foot lane" running in a southeasterly direction from public highway No. 202 in the town of ___ aforesaid as the same is referred in the will of "Ben", late of said town of __, aforesaid, deceased, which will was admitted to probate in the Surrogate's Court of __ Cty. on March 27, 19__ and as the same is also referred to in deed "John" and wife to "Doug" dated April 1st, 19__, recorded
in __Cty, Clerk's office on ___in Liber __ of Deeds, pg__ and further in consideration of said sum of One dollar and other good and valuable considerations above referred to I do also release said "Harry", his heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns from any and all rights which I, my heirs, executors, administrators or assigns might have in and to certain springs and runs of water on the north side of the farm of said
"Ben", deceased, as the same are referred to in his last will and testament aforesaid and in deed "John" and wife to "Doug" aforesaid.
Thanking you in advance for your help.

[LandSurveyor]

You are probably going to need a New York Lawyer to sort this out.

And my comment is not entirely tongue in cheek.

You are going to need the will of "Ben" just to get things moving from this point regarding the 18' way.

There are probably more documents, incorporated by reference or inference in the document you quote, which will be required before all of the rights can be sorted out.