The instrument's own words
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Know all men by these presents
That I Albert W. Stanton of Charleston in the County of Washington and a
Husband of Widow Island in ana in Consideration of the Sum of One Hundred
Dollars received to my full satisfaction of Joseph Stanton of said Charleston
In the first whereas of the hereby acknowledge: that i grant remise release and
forever quit Claim and by these present remise leave what and forever quit
Claim with him the said Joseph Stanton his heirs and assigns forever quit all
my Right title and Interest in and unto a Certain Wood Lot situate at a
place in said Charlestown called Baudell's Hole and about six poles of
land what it might be of the said Joseph Stanton for as more particular
description of the House aforesaid being had to his dues to me
Have and to hold the same to the said Joseph Stanton
his Personals Assigns peace to his and his heirs whoever he and his Heirs of
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
28th day of February 1839 Albert W. Stanton (Seal)
Witness Daw Wing
Joseph W. Griffin
Washington Co. Charleston February 28th 1839 Personally
Came before me the above named Albert W. Stanton and acknowledged
the foregoing Deed to be his free and Voluntary Act.
Daw Wing Justice Peace
Recorded Oct 19th 1839 134 [illegible] Thon Stanton Town Clerk.
Know all men by these presents
That I S Catharine C. Perry of North Kingstown in Washington Co
unty State of Rhode Island in Consideration of the Sum of Three
Hundred Dollars to me paid by Peter Coffin of South Kingstown Tuesday
County New York and I Joseph C. Perry of Charleston
Washington County Rhode Island the receipt of which I acknowledge
here by have given Grant Bargained sold and convey unto the said
Peleg Joseph and George This deed and Assigns all my right title
and interest which I have in and unto a Certain Lot Estate which
Peleg Coffin of Charlestown did have and Pass’d over which the said
Estate is situate in said town Charlestown of more or less difference being
there to determine and the deeds of the County for a description thereof
the said Katharine C. Perry being one of the Heirs at law of the said Peleg
Coffin deceased and also all the right and Interest or Claim within the
Entire Estate of late deceased which I have
Have and to hold the premises to the said Peleg Joseph and George
his heirs Administrators or Assigns forever
Witness of my hand and seal this 21st day of August 1829 in presence of
Angell A. Porter
Paul M. Avery Catharine C. Perry (Seal)
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Washington of Charlestown August 21st 1839
Personally appeared before me Catherine C. Frey and Acknowledged
the within deed to be her free and Voluntary act.
Dan Wong Justice Peace
On the 2day of November in the year 1839 I Recorded this Deed
John Stanbur Cl.
Know all men by these presents
That we Anica Congdon and Ann Congdon wife thereof Anica of Wendle
in the State of Connecticut in Consideration of the Sum of Three Hundred Dollars
to us paid by Pelig Cooff of Schedule, New London County, New York and
Jospeh W Cooff and Angie W Cooff of Charlestown Rhode Island, the
Receipt of which in Acknowledge, do grant, Bargain and
Sell, and Convey unto the said Pelig Cooff, Joseph, and Angie W Cooff heir
and Assigns, all the right Title, and Interest, which either of us or
said Anica, and Ann have in and to Certain Real Estate, which is
Pelig Cooff of Charlestown and Surge and Hopson, which Real Estate
is situated precisely in town of Charlestown offices being
had to form saids the Records of the Town for a description Thereof, this
Deed being one of the Three at Law of said Pelig Cooff Deceased and all
also the right Title and Interest or Claim in or upon the personal Estate of
said deceased which we either of us have,
To Have and to hold the premises to the said Pelig Cooff, Joseph
and Angie, their Heirs, Executors Administrators, and Assigns forever.
Witness our Hands and Seal, the First day of April Anno Domini
1838 President of Anica Congdon (L.S)
Oliver King by J.P
Asher Sec. Townist Ann Congdon (L.S)
Wind ham Decr 21st 1838.
Anica Congdon and Ann his Wife Acknowledged the foregoing to
their Voluntary act and Deed, and their hands and seal thereunto affixed.
The said Ann According to Law, being examined separately and apart
from her said husband and declaring that she did not wish to read
her said Acknowledgment Before Oliver King by J.P Justice Peace
Recorded Nov. 2 1839
By John Stanbur Cl.
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