The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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6/1/1840 · DEED · book 7 page 13 doc 10215

From STANTON STEPHEN F life, STANTON WALTER B life
To STANTON ABEL life, JOHNSON THOMAS life
Consideration Eleven Hundred dollars
Premises about a half acre each · Lower Meadow and Upper Meadow (Charlestown, Warwick)
Also on this page: DEED JOHNSON THOMAS; STANTON ABEL

Back — where this land came from

heir Daniel Santon
“whereas Daniel Santon the father of the said Nathan H Santon and Walter H Santon died during his life having had a parcel of land”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
read by: gemma

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

◀ 1820 · DEED · STANTON DANIEL; STANTON SARAH → STANTON STEPHEN F; STANTON ABEL · book 5 p 429
◀ 1818 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH; STANTON SARAH → STANTON STEPHEN F; STANTON ABEL; STANTON DANIEL · book 5 p 387

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

▶ 1843 · DEED · STANTON ABEL; STANTON MARY → JOHNSON THOMAS · book 7 p 98
▶ 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

The instrument's own words

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13 Know all men by these Presents that I Nathan I Santon one Walter H Santon Seth of the Town and County of Warwick Rhode Island the Consideration of the Sum of Eleven Pounds numerae pecuniae to be paid now and hereafter by Seth Santon and Thomas Santon inhabitants both of Charlestown in the County of Kent in New Hampshire the same with all appurtenances do hereby acknowledge to be my grant quit claim and convey unto the said Seth Santon and Thomas Santon their heirs and assigns forever all that piece or parcel of land situate in the said Town and demand which we now have or here after by gift or lease or by grant to claim or in claim to all the said Town either Nature during long and in the said Town of Warwick Rhode Island whereas Daniel Santon the father of the said Nathan H Santon and Walter H Santon died during his life having had a parcel of land one of which is called the Lower Meadow and the other the Upper Meadow all lying East Constraining side and about a half acre each close as to such remedy unless and forever quit claim all our right right and title and intend to present the presents definitely to the said Seth and Thomas their heirs and assigns forever I reserve to and keep to the said Nathan and Walter the said Home and there right to hunt and fish and use and habit forever Since we do covenant with the said Seth and Thomas their heirs and assigns forever That we in our lawfully capacity larger in the presence of the people that we do have right and title and convey the same to the said Seth and Thomas to hold and forever as St. Witness whereof we have hereunto our hands and seal the 17th day of March in the year of our 2000 the hundred and eighty second and forty first of American Independence the begun’d declared and delivered in presence of me Jos. Tanner Wm. Pelton Merchant of March 18th 1840 Know all men before me James Prance Justice of the peace Nathan H Santon and Walter H Santon personally appearing acknowledge the above written Instrument to be their Voluntary act and deed Before Me Wm. Pelton full witness Registered March 11 1840 By Hon. Peter Ban Dick Stephen H Santon [seal] Walter H Santon [seal] Know all men by these Presents that I Nathan Santon & Amy Santon late of the town and county of Warwick Rhode Island see John Fielding and Silv Fielding both of Charlestown residents in the Consideration of the sum of Eleven Pounds numerae pecuniae to be paid now and hereafter by Seth Santon and Thomas Santon inhabitants both of Charlestown in the county of Kent New Hampshire Nathan Santon and Thomas Santon their heirs and assigns forever all that piece or parcel of land situate in the said Town and demand which we now have or here after by gift or lease or by grant to claim or in claim to all the said Town either Nature during long and in the said Town of Warwick Rhode Island whereas Daniel Santon the father of the said Nathan Santon Amy and their daughters having had a parcel of land one of which is called the Lower Meadow and the other the Upper Meadow all lying East Constraining side and about a half acre each close as to such remedy unless and forever quit claim all our right and title and intend to present the same definitely to the said Seth and Thomas their heirs and assigns forever I reserve to and keep to the said Nathan and Walter the said Home and there right to hunt and fish and use and habit forever Since we do covenant with the said Seth and Thomas their heirs and assigns although that we in our lawfully capacity larger in the presence of the people that we do have right to hunt and convey the said Seth and Thomas to hold and forever as In witness whereof we have hereunto our hands and seals the 13th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty and of the independent of the united States etc. signed declared and delivered in presence of me Richard Thomas Walter Pelton Jos. Tanner the accompanying signatures Nathan Santon [seal] W. Pelton any stay Station March the 13th 1840 Witness admitting for drawing wrote Amy Santon [seal] making formally appearing acknowledging the above written instruments to their signatures early Buddy [seal] and done before me Richard Thomas Justice of the Peace dated March 1840 by R. G. Clark

The page as recorded

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