The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 9871 › 10907 › 10189

1/17/1839 · DEED · book 6 page 538 doc 10189

From STANTON THOMAS M life, STANTON BENJAMIN F life
To JOHNSON THOMAS life
Consideration Two hundred Dollars
Premises 106 Acres · Three tracts with a dwelling house and buildings (Charlestown, Hopkinton, North Field, Passing Brook, Neuring Brook)

Back — where this land came from

deed Thomas Stanton
“it being all the Close Conveyance to us and from Thomas Stanton, dated February 9th ad 1839”
◀ Follow back 1839 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH → STANTON ALBERT W · book 6 p 484
read by: gemma

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1839 · DEED · STANTON THOMAS → STANTON THOMAS M; STANTON BENJAMIN F · book 6 p 490
◀ 1839 · DEED · STANTON HANNAH; STANTON THOMAS → STANTON THOMAS M; STANTON BENJAMIN F · book 6 p 489

Forward — where this land went

The grantee's later conveyances, by name — the man, not necessarily this land; the one that cites this deed as its source is the land

▶ 1839 · DEED · JOHNSON THOMAS → PECKHAM ROWLAND · book 6 p 491
▶ 1843 · DEED · JOHNSON THOMAS; JOHNSON SARAH → STANTON ABEL · book 7 p 98
▶ 1852 · DEED · JOHNSON THOMAS; JOHNSON SARAH → CLARK HENRY · book 7 p 448
▶ 1858 · DEED · JOHNSON THOMAS; JOHNSON SARAH → PECKHAM PELEG E · book 8 p 256

Bounded by

Samuel Stanton · Abel Stanton · Thomas Hooke · Ethan Clark · Edward Kilicas · Jonathan Macomber · Jonathan Macomber · Christopher Balcock · George W. Hogard

The instrument's own words

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Know all men by these Presents That we Thomas R. Stanton, and Benjamin R. Stanton of Charlestown in the county of washington, in the state of Rhode Island on Consideration of the Sum of Two hundred Dollars to us paid by Thomas Stanton of said Char- lestown in the County and state aforesaid the Receipt of which we do hereby acknowledge and are thereby fully paid satisfied Contented and Paid to hereby grant Bargain sell and Convey unto him the said Thomas R Stanton his heirs and assigns forever all that Right Title and Interest we han in and to this separate tract or parcel of land being and lying situate in said Town of Charlestown bounded a souther- part East border on the 9th Ford Road westerly on Isaacs Stanton's Land, Northerly on the Road that leads to Hopkinton, and Easterly on Land of Hezekiah Stanton Containing Seventeen Acres more or less with a dwelling House and tho Buildings thereon 2nd Tract Containing Eighty Acres more or less p.s. bounded on all sides by Thomas Stanton's Land and Paths on Land belonging to the heirs of Ethan Clark - westerly on Edmund Wilcox heirs part and the Road Northerly in the North Field called the Passing Brook Easterly on Jonathan Macombs heirs Land Third tract Containing Nine Acres more or less i.e. bounded Northerly on the Neuring Brook, westerly on Christopher Babcock heirs Land, Northerly on George W. Hogan's heirs Land and Easterly on Jonathan Macombs heirs Land or tenements therein the same may be bounded. it being all the Close Conveyance to us and from Thomas Stanton, dated February 9th ad 1839 To Have and to Hold all the said Release and quit Claimed Remise to him the said Thomas Stanton his heirs and assigns forever In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal this 14th day of October A 1839 In presence of August Clarke Joshua Clarke Thomas R. Stanton SS Benjamin R. Stanton SS State of Rhode Island Washington ct at Charlestown on this 14 day of October 1839 Personally Came Thomas R Stanton and acknowledged the above instrument by him signed to be his voluntarily act and deed had and done before me Joshua Clarke Justice Peace Man of New York. Montgomery County SS The 21st Remembered that on the 21st day of October in the Year 1839 Benjamin Stanton of the Town of Providence in the County Appeared before me Wm H. Hill Justice of the Peace Did hand and seal - Before me Wm H. Hill Justice of the Peace Recorded January 17 1839 By John Stanton Town Clerk

The page as recorded

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deed_walker_v1.9_2026-10-10 · the index is the town's own (i2l.uslandrecords.com); transcripts, chains and the assessor's cards are the Perry Machine's reading of it. Where the record we hold runs out, the page says so.