The instrument's own words
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Know all men by these presents, that I William R. Champlin of Charlestown
in the county of Washington, Rhode Island Woman for and in consideration of
the sum of seven hundred dollars to me in hand before the sealing and delivery
of these presents paid by Christopher R. Champlin of said town and County
and state aforesaid expressly, that I do hereby give and duly acknowledge, grant
remise thorough fully release and forever quit claim remise release unto him
C. Champlin, and to do and quit claim remise release unto him
the land belonging to Christopher R. Champlin his heirs and assigns forever as
described in the unrecorded deed of land lying in Quakerstake, the said land
containing about two hundred acres of land more or less and with a dwelling house
about two hundred acres of land to the land more or less and for
ding and bounded as follows: easterly in the land of Robert Bullock, westerly in the
said land and bounded as follows: easterly in the land of Robert Bullock, westerly in the
only on the Past River boundary of the land containing about twenty acres to the down
more or less and bounded as follows: easterly in the land of James Riven on the
more or less and bounded as follows: easterly in the land of James Riven on the Salt
on the River, westerly in land of Henry Keely and northerly in the Salt Pond or this
known as the true way may be attended to bounded
To have and to hold the foregoing premises together with all the privileges and appurtenances
belonging to the said Christopher R. Champlin, his heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof I the said William R. Champlin have hereunto set my hand
and seal at Charlestown upon this 26 day of December in the year 1848
Executor in presence of
Matthew Shappee
and this Indenture made and in my health part of
witnessed before signing
William R. Champlin [L.S.]
Charlestown for
South Kingstown, September 26th 1848
Personally appeared the witness named William R. Champlin and acknowledged
the within Agreement the be his voluntary act and deed.
before me
Matthew Shappee Justice of the Peace.
Recorded October 5 1848 by John Burton town Clerk
Know all men by these presents, that I Job Champlin of South Kingstown County
of Washington Rhode Island for and in consideration of the sum of one thousand
of Washington Rhode Island for and in consideration of the sum of one thousand
and seventy dollars to me in hand before the sealing and delivery of these presents paid
by Christopher R. Champlin of Charlestown in the County and state aforesaid expressly
that I do hereby give and duly acknowledge, grant remise, release and forever quit
claim, remise and do this present hereby give, release and forever quit claim remise
unto the said
Christopher R. Champlin his heirs and assigns forever, these premises of land one
deeded tract of land with a dwelling house and the buildings thereon standing lying in
said Charlestown, containing about two hundred acres of land more or less and for
did at follows: easterly in the land of Robert Bullock, westerly on the Salt River, northerly in the
land of Christopher R. Champlin deeded, and southerly on the Road, in the land to
as it may be knowned Therefore, All other premises of another undecided tract of
land lying in said Charlestown aforesaid, containing about twenty acres to the down
more or less and bounded as follows: easterly in land of James Riven on the northerly
by the Sea, westerly in land of Henry Keely and southerly in the Salt Pond or this
known as it may be knowned Therefore, and I the said Job Champlin do her
present forever quitclaim all the right title and interest I have in and unto the
premises unto the said Christopher R. Champlin his heirs and assigns
forever.
To have and to hold the same together with all the privileges and appurtenances
hereunto belonging to the said Christopher R. Champlin his heirs and assigns
forever, and I the said Lydia R. Champlin wife of the said Job Champlin
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to be a full and present of the within mentioned sum of nine hundred and twenty five
dollars gold specie and to surrender all right of descent and power of thirds in any unto
the presents granted premises unto him the said Nathaniel Champlin
his heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals at Smithfield town
this 19th day of September in the year 1820.
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of
Nathaniel Champlin
Joshua Champlin L.S.
Syda S. Champlin L.S.
Washington Co.
Smithfield town September 19th 1820 Personally appeared The
above named Joshua Champlin and Syda S. Champlin his wife and acknowledged
gcd the above written Instrument to be their voluntary act and deed
Before N. Champlin Justice of the Peace
Recorded October 5th 1820 pp 11 by Jno Stanton Town Clerk
Know all men by these presents that I Benjamin C. Horsley of Kingston
South Kingstown, Kent County Pennsylvania have made Absolute sale and appointed
and set to said parties my right title and interest and assigned and set in my palace and
stead put and set opposite my right title and interest hereby assign and release of tenements
Washington County Rhode Island state now and here after belonging also all that now and
ord in my name place and stead is to grant bargain and sell also all that mortgage and
lot being long and lying in Charlestown in the lot being long and lying in Charlestown
in September at Washington County Rhode Island state now and here after belonging all
names and all my title interest right title and interest however with any further or
payment and for such price or price as he will think proper and for that reason and in
my name place and stead and all my part portion and all that as one deed I do sign that
all the absolute granting and allowing of the premises unto the purchase or purchase
in fee simple the above named parties long the land of Edward Pope late
of Charlestown deceased As witness my hand and seal this thirteenth day of
September in thousand eight hundred and twenty nine
Witness J. Ray
Matilda Allen
Benjamin C. Horsley L.S.
Kent County of
Before me N. H. Allen Esquire a Justice of the Peace in and for
the County of Kent in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania personally Came
Benjamin C. Horsley signer to the above instrument made in writing and acknowledged
the same to be his own voluntary deed act and desired that the
above be recorded at buck
Witness The Lady Justice this 11th day of September ad 1829 N. H. Allen J.P.
Sealed Recorded nov 9 1830 By Jno Stanton Town Clerk
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