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6/3/1842 · MORTGAGE · book 7 page 85 doc 10296

From WILLCOX JOSEPH
To STANTON SAMUEL life
Consideration two thousand and fifty dollars
Premises none · one entire lot right or piece of land (Charlestown)
Also on this page: MORTGAGE DISCHARGE WILLCOX JOSEPH

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This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

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

◀ 1802 · DEED · WILLCOX JOSEPH → WILLCOX JOSEPH · book 4 p 366

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

▶ 1844 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · STANTON SAMUEL → WILLCOX JOSEPH · book 7 p 85
▶ 1853 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · STANTON SAMUEL → WILLCOX JOSEPH D · book 7 p 251
▶ 1854 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · STANTON SAMUEL → BURDICK EDWARD T · book 7 p 474
▶ 1857 · DEED · KENYON MARY S; STANTON JOHN; STANTON SAMUEL; BROWN SARAH ANN; KENYON J → · book 8 p 197
▶ 1869 · DEED · BROWN SARAH A; KENYON MARY E; STANTON JOHN; STANTON SAMUEL; KENYON JAM → · book 9 p 354
▶ 1885 · TAX COLLECTORS DEED · STANTON SAMUEL; CHARLESTOWN TOWN OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 2 → KNOWLES SAMUEL M · book 11 p 326

Bounded by

Edward Millcox

The instrument's own words

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85 Know all men by these presents that I Soliph, Milloot, of share town county of Washington, and State, of Rhode Island. for and in con sideration of the sum of one thousand and fifty pounds to me in hand paid by Samuel Stanton of their Charlestown the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, I do hereby grant, bargain, sell and Convey unto him his said Samuel Stanton his heirs and assigns for ever, one entire lot right or piece of land lying in their Charlestown, and it is ab utted on my homesteat farm, Remmue at south on the house of Edward Milloot, east bound, Easterly and Northerly on the lands of the house of Edward Milloot, east and partly on the lot of Com. Milloot, on the south side return to the Pather and my adjoin to the Barn manner on the west side of it to a wall north of the barn Manner if by said wall Northerly to the road near the gate running twenty feet or more wide 130 Rods and to Hold all the aforesaid Premises with all the appurtenan ces there belonging to the said Samuel Stanton his heirs and assigns for ever to his and their use employment and behalf of forever. And I the said Soliph Milloot do covenant with myself my Heirs Quietants, and are heirs hereafter at all times the said Samuel Stanton his heirs and assigns shall quietly the entire holding hereof I the same both and lawfull owner of the premises aforesaid and that the Same is free of all incumbrances and that I shall warrant and defend the Same against the lawfull Claims and demands of all persons Provided Nevertheless these Presents are on condition, that I the said Soliph Milloot his heirs Executors heirs instrutary or assigns shall fully and truly pay to the said Samuel Stanton his heirs Executors assigns whatever remains of the aforesaid sum of one hundred and fifty pounds on demand without fail and delay together with the interest thereon arising paid in interest to be paid quarterly on the Sixth day of September then and in that case they do be void and of none Effect to be and remain in full force and virtue In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal at Charlestown aforesaid This Sixth day of September in the year 1841 Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of John Stanton Belin Stanton Joseph Milloot On the 28th day of April 1842 Personally Came Soliph Milloot the within named Soliph Milloot and acknowledged the within deed by him signed to be his own voluntary act Before Wm Stanton Town Clerk. Received Sum 1842 By John Stanton & Clerk.

The page as recorded

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