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1/16/1839 · DEED · book 6 page 465 doc 10112

From HOXSIE ASA T life, HOXSIE NANCY life
To HOXSIE ALFRED life
Consideration Two hundred and fifty Dollars
Premises none · No premises described for the specified grantors/grantee (Charlestown)
Also on this page: DEED NEY WILLIAM

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▶ 1871 · DEED · HOXSIE ALFRED; HOXSIE SARAH M → SISSON RANDALL · book 10 p 24
▶ 1877 · DEED · HOXSIE ALFRED; HOXSIE SARAH M → NARRAGANSETT TEMPLE OF HONOR NO 11; HOXSIE PERRY G TRUSTEE · book 10 p 348
▶ 1878 · MORTGAGE · HOXSIE ALFRED; HOXSIE SARAH M → BURDICK GEORGE · book 10 p 382
▶ 1883 · MORTGAGE · HOXSIE ALFRED; HOXSIE SARAH M → SISSON JAMES P; CARTWRIGHT ABEL · book 11 p 140

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Edward Weathers

The instrument's own words

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Know all men by these presents that I & Joshua B. Card of Charls- town in the County of Washington have on Consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty four Dollars and two cents paid unto satisfaction of William Ney of whom I appear to be the just debtor I do hereby acknowledge and do promise fully satisfied and paid and do grant and release and Convey unto said William Ney his heirs and assigns forever one and one hundred fourth of a Certain tract of land situated in said Charlestown which is bounded as follows namely beginning at a stake and stone at the North West Corner of Mr. Card's land and thence turning easterly bounded by said Card's land about Eighty rods to pasquernut brook thence southeasterly by said brook about Eighty rods to the Northern Corner of land of Lednum, namely thence westerly bounded on said brook Eighty rods to stake and stone at thence southeasterly on Mr. Card's land about Eighty rods to the first mentioned bound containing by Estimation forty acres more or less. To Have and to hold all the above described premises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to him the said William Ney his heirs & assigns forever and the said Joshua B. Card for myself my heirs executors administrators and assigns do covenant with the said Ney that I will warrant and defend same from all persons and against the same against the claims of all persons. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 14 day of Jan- uary 1809. Joshua B. Card L.S. [Signature] John B. Drewing Charlestown, W. Washington for Charlestown January 14 1809. Personally appeared Joshua B. Card and acknowledged the within instrument by him signed to be his act and deed and set hand and seal for the purpose this instrument continued before me Joshua Card for the Recorder January 16 1809 by John Martin Town Clerk to Know all men by these presents that I Asa W. Noble of Charlestown Towny [illegible] his heirs in right of said land's owner and on Consideration of one hundred and fifty Cents to be on hand paid by said Joshua B. Card of said Land and place where he currently resides and and thereby fully satisfied and paid sole for and purpose do grant bargain sell and convey unto him the said Joshua B. Card for and during the natural term of his natural life all the rights title link and interest which I now have or might have for the said land in and unto as follows a certain piece of land lying in said Charlestown with parts of a dwelling house containing and above to the same near one and bounded on all sides by lands of bounded westerly by state of Charlestown and lying in the rights of said land's owner a long one of the Roads at low of Mr. White's land and then East and as long as the fourth part of said Estate To have and to hold the said land or fourth part of said undefined estate with all the privileges appurtenances belonging to the aforementioned land to the said Joshua B. Card ended in said Charlestown for a particular description of the said Bounds
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466 Bounds thereof and further that Said Asa I. & Nancy [illegible] have on this one hand Executors and Administrators heirs agree with Said Abbed that We have and right to dispose of the sum at aforesaid side and will warrant have and defend the Same to Said Abbed during the term of his natural life. In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 16th day of January A.D. 1837 Executed in presence of Alla S. N. Wordie (L.S.) Nancy B. Wordie (L.S.) Edw Stanton Edmon Wordie State of Rhode Island & County of Washington ss On this 16th day of April 1837 in presence at Charlestown in said County on the 16th day of April January 1837 in person Appeared the above named Alla S. N. Wordie & Nancy [illegible] acknowledged the above instruments to be their free act and their will and action acknowledged the hand to be their signatures Edw Stanton Town Clerk and that they [illegible] Both said Nancy [illegible] appearing separately and spoke from Faith Said Nancy [illegible] appearing separately and spoke from her Said Now hand and action acknowledged the hand to be her signature and That she did not wish to retract her agreement on the Same Received Eng. 1837 Before Edw Stanton Town Clerk Know all men by these presents that I Seth Colley of Charlestown in the County of Washington & State of Rhode Island for the Consideration of this sum of Four Hundred Dollars paid to my Satisfaction of deposits of this sum of Four Hundred Dollars paid to my Satisfaction of deposits Bounds of Charlestown in the County, provide the best witness of said Bounds of Charlestown in the County, provide the best witness of said by me on acknowledged I am Honestly fully satisfied contented paid bodily and I do by these presents give grand Bargain Sale and convey unto the said Ezra B. Cummins for during the term of his natural life the Said Ezra B. Cummins for during the term of his natural life one half of a certain tract of land lying in the town of Charlestown Containing by Estimation fourteen acres more or less Bounded as Containing by Estimation fourteen acres more or less Bounded as follows beginning at the Southeast corner of Said land south of the follows beginning at the Southeast corner of Said land south of the following beginning at the Southeast corner of Said land south of the [illegible] to the Road North by the Bounded by the line a new Stone Stone to the Road North by the Bounded by the line a new Stone Stone to the Road North by the Road Bounded by the land of Edward Wolcott North and it runs to a wall Road Bounded by the land of Edward Wolcott North and it runs to a wall Road East by land of Edward Wolcott North and it runs to a wall running in a westerly direction to the first mentioned Bounds briefly running in a westerly direction to the first mentioned Bounds briefly and begin and begin and hold the whole land granted and conveyed and hold the whole land granted and conveyed premises with the privileges and appurtenances to these belonging premises with the privileges and appurtenances to these belonging to term the Said Ezra B. Cummins for during his natural life to term the Said Ezra B. Cummins for during his natural life And the Said Ed Wolcott for myself my heirs boys and heirs And the Said Ed Wolcott for myself my heirs boys and heirs to agree with the Said Ezra B. Cummins that I am fully lay day to agree with the Said Ezra B. Cummins that I am fully lay day in pa of the premises that may as per de maintenance hers that’s’ in pa of the premises that may as per de maintenance hers that’s’ durans and defend to the Said Ezra B. Cummins during the term of the durans and defend to the Said Ezra B. Cummins during the term of the natural life against the Lawful Claims of all persons. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 16th day of January 1837 in the presence of John Stanton Samuel Staiton one word in J. Eng. interlined Before Signing. Ed. Wolcott (L.S.)

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