5/16/1945 · MORTGAGE · book 29 page 426 doc 1009@29/426

426 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That We, GRAFTON M. WILSON and MARION G. WILSON, husband and wife, both of the Town of Charlestown, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, (hereinafter called the mortgagors) in consideration of SEVEN THOUSAND Dollars to be paid us by Industrial Trust Company, a Corporation created by the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island, located and transacting business in the City, County and Providency, in said State, the receipt whereof is acknowledged, do hereby grant, bargain, sell and convey unto said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors and Assigns, forever: FIRST TRACT: That certain parcel or tract of land with all the buildings and improvements thereon situate, in the Town of Charlestown, State of Rhode Island, and bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the southwesterly corner of the present or former location of the house on this tract, and running thence westerly 40 feet to the beginning of a stone wall, and running thence northerly bounding on said Greene land, to the northeasterly corner of this tract; thence westerly 100 feet to the beginning of a stone wall, and running thence northerly bounding on said [?] land, to formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Gideon Horris; thence southerly bounding westerly to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly of Joseph Clark, to land formerly

and Assigns, that the exterior and interior of the buildings and improvements on the premises described in this mortgage shall at all times until full payment and discharge of said mort- gage be kept in as good condition and repair as the same now are or may hereafter be put in, and that insurance against loss by fire shall be kept and maintained on the buildings on the premises aforesaid in such companies and written through such offices as shall both be approv- ed by said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors or Assigns, in a sum not less than SEVEN THOUSAND Dollars, and that such insurance shall be assigned and transferred, or made payable in case of loss to said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors and Assigns, as collateral security thereto and, in default thereof, hereby agree that said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors and Assigns, may effect such insurance either in its own name or in the name of said mortgagors, their heirs or assigns, payable in case of loss to said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors or Assigns, and that the premium or premiums paid therefor shall be a further charge upon said granted premises secured by these presents as aforesaid. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 14 day of May A. D. one thousand nine hundred forty-five. Signed, sealed and delivered } GRAFTON M. WILSON (SEAL) in presence of } MARION G. WILSON (SEAL) Thomas Sutcliffe as to both STATE OF RHODE ISLAND,) } SC. County of Washington { In Westerly on the 14 day of May A. D. 1945, before me personally appeared the above named Grafton M. Wilson and Marion G. Wilson, husband and wife, each and all to me known and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument, and severally acknowledged said instrument, by them executed, to be their free act and deed. NITRAM KENDALL (Notarial Seal) Notary Public. Received for record May 16th, A. D. 1945 at 9:20 o'clock, a. m. and recorded by [?] Town Clerk (FOR DISCHARGE OF ABOVE MORTGAGE, SEE BOOK 31, PAGE 628)

and Assigns, that the exterior and interior of the buildings and improvements on the premises described in this mortgage shall at all times until full payment and discharge of said mort- gage be kept in as good condition and repair as the same now are or may hereafter be put in, and that insurance against loss by fire shall be kept and maintained on the buildings on the premises aforesaid in such companies and written through such offices as shall both be approv- ed by said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors or Assigns, in a sum not less than SEVEN THOUSAND Dollars, and that such insurance shall be assigned and transferred, if approved in case of loss to said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors and Assigns, as collateral security thereto and, in default thereof, hereby agree that said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors and Assigns, may effect such insurance either in its or their own name or in the name of said mortgagors, their heirs or assigns, payable in case of loss to said Industrial Trust Company, its Successors or Assigns, and that the premium or premiums paid therefor shall be a further charge upon said granted premises secured by these presents as aforesaid. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 14 day of May A. D. one thousand nine hundred forty-five. Signed, sealed and delivered { GRAFTON M. WILSON (SEAL) in presence of { MARION G. WILSON (SEAL) } Thomas Sutcliffe as to both STATE OF RHODE ISLAND,) County of Washington { SC. In Westerly on the 14 day of May A. D. 1945, before me personally appeared the above named Grafton M. Wilson and Marion G. Wilson, husband and wife, each and all to me