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Know all men by these presents that I Joseph Maccomber
of Charlestown in the County of Washington and state of Rhode Island
grant in Consideration of the sum of Twenty Dollars received to my
full Satisfaction of Thomas Johnston of the Town County and state
aforesaid The lot of land which boundary extends length wise half rods
Contained on said parcel fully Bell and Comay with the said land
this time and Appurtenances on Eastern lot of said Prad Meadow site
in Charlestown aforesaid Containing three and a half acres more or
less Bounded on the North by Henry Hatch the South by Keig Hunt hunt
and East by Occuupying Beach or at most line or however the
Boundaries be Track and to hold the land to him the said
Thomas Johnston in his heirs and assigns forever & the said
Joseph Maccomber forms my heirs Executors and Administers heirs
or Covenant and engage the above described premises that they are free
from all incumbrances That I have good right to sell the land
as aforesaid and that I will warrant lican and defend the same
to the said Thomas Johnston his heirs and Assigns forever
against all the lawful Claims of all other Persons Claiming the same
through or under me And Frances Maccomber wife of the said
Joseph Maccomber for the Consideration above mentioned doth join
up and consented to the right of done and power of Third in the
above described premises to the said Thomas Johnston his heirs and
Assigns forever
The Witnesses whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals
at Charlestown aforesaid this 25th day of March A 1839
In presence of
John Stanton
Wm H. Maccomber
Joseph Maccomber L.S.
Frances Maccomber L.S.
State of Rhode Island ss
Washington ss - at Charlestown on the 25th day of
march A 1839 in person appearance the within named parties
Joseph Maccomber and Frances his wife and Both acknowledged
the writen deed by them signed to be their free and voluntary act
for the purposes within expressed
Before John Stanton Town Clerk
Recorded May 28th A 1839 By John Stanton C. C.
The page as recorded
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