6/1/1844 · DEED · book 7 page 139 doc 10351

135. Rowland Chapman Deputy Sheriff prior at Providence received from the Distribution of the Poor Execution to Joseph an inhabitant of Smithfield in the county of Washington to wit that the highest bidder for the sum of two hundred and twenty four dollars which the said Smith Joseph Mr. Witness hath paid now and twenty pence in the Court Rowland Chapman. Now therefore to all this page and return of sale in law cakes made and married I the said Rowland Chapman Deputy Sheriff in consideration of the sum of money paying to me as aforesaid to be paid to me by reason beginning and ending the same in this st Joseph Mr. Witness his heirs and assigns forever give grant and release unto the said right title interest property office and maintenance of the said land situated at Rhode Island and to the said premises and appurtenances at the term of the aforementioned there. To Have and To Hold the said premises and appurtenances normal to the said Joseph Mr. Witness his heirs and assigns forever. In Witness whereof I know hereunto set my hand and seal at Providence this 28th day of May 1806 In presence of William White Nathan L. Dixon Washington of Providence, May 28th 1806 Personally appeared Rowland Chapman before me to the above Subscription and authenticated the same to be his own secretary and seal Approved June 1st 1806 By me Nathan L. Dixon Attny of the Road. My John Stanton Clerk ct Know all men by these presents that I George A. Stanton of Christianson in the county of Washington do grant bargain sell and convey in Consideration evaluations of the sum of two hundred dollars paid to me by Robert of Christianson conformance the receipt whereof Witness the sum hereby acknowledge and by the said purchasing and bounty give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Robert Baker his heirs and assigns forever give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Robert Baker his heirs and assigned piece or parcel of land situated at the town of Providence in state Christianson containing one eighth of an acre to the said Robert with a dwelling house and out house lie lying among bounded westerly on land of Robert Baker and easterly on land of the said Stanton westerly on land of Robert Baker and partly on a fence the granter to extend on land of Robert Baker There appears and partly on land of the granter to the easterly point on land of Robert Baker land runs south east and northerly partly on a fence to extend on land of Robert Baker land runs south east and northerly partly on a fence their piece of land of the said service to the said Robert Baker and part their piece of land of the said service to the said Robert Baker and part by the road whereas otherwise the said Robert Baker to the said Robert Baker to the of land that I George A. Stanton therefore the said Robert Baker to the said Robert Baker to make and maintain as the partition fence between the above described premises and the land of the said Robert Baker. To Have and To Hold the aforesaid grants and there belonging premises with all the privileges and appurtenances belonging to the granter premises with all the privileges and appurtenances belonging to the granter premises with all the privileges and appurtenances belonging to his heirs and assigns forever. and with the said Robert Baker his heirs and assigns forever. the same being in presence of the prem its that he any person for whom he has acted there shall have no right to enter the said land to his heirs and assigns and the said premises and agree the same to the said Robert Baker his heirs and assigns forever grant the simple extent of all premises and Robert L. Stanton and assigned forever premises with all the privileges and appurtenances belonging to of the said land from the granter in consideration of the sum of money acknowledging and on one hand paid me by the said Robert Baker the receipt whereof see now acknowledging part and by this present in the county unless unlawful and payment give up all of my rights of ownership there in and to the premises aforesaid. In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals at Christianson Providence the 18th day of May in the year 1844 Witnesses in presence of George R. Stanton George W. Griffin George A. Stanton S.S. Catherine L. Stanton S.S.

128 Washington Co. Charlestown Sta. May 8th 1804 Before me the above named George & Catherine Stanton and Catherine S. Stanton his wife and known to be’s acknowledged the aforesaid act and instrument to be their voluntary act, seal, and deed, hands and seals their free affixtures Witnesses Same 1st 1804 Joseph W. Griffin Notary Public Reg. John Stanton J. Clerk Know all men by these presents That I George S. Stanton of Charlestown in the County of Washington Co. Rhode Island Merchant in consideration of the sum of Twenty Dollars paid to me by John Huber of Charlestown aforesaid the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge have and by these presents do grant bargain sell and convey unto the said the said John Huber, his heirs and assigns forever one square piece of land situated in said Charlestown containing one rood in the said land meadow with a building thereon and appurtenances to foresee appearing on a sketch by the said John Huber attached hereto fully bounded hence actually thirty one chains thirty-eight links twenty four poles to the said John Huber’s boundary on said land to the south East corner of the said land some of the said land being of the whole property of George S. Stanton and the said John Huber is to make and maintain and keep the fence around the said property in the said land I DO FURTHER bind and hold the aforesaid grant and premises aforesaid with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to the said John Huber his heirs and assigns forever and judge his to him and his heirs and assigns forever Grant and the said George S. Stanton my self my heirs bond covenants and administration are covenant with the said John Huber his heirs and assigns that this alienation in per for the premises described They are free from all encumbrances caved that I have gone with the right to step and bring the same to some as a reference and aforesaid unless and appoint the same to the said John Huber his heirs and assigns forever against the claims of false and other persons intending to be lying in the said land In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand seal and date this 8th day of May in the year 1804 George S. Stanton (S.S.) Catherine S. Stanton (S.S.) Joseph W. Griffin Washington Co. Charlestown Sta. May 8th 1804. Personally came before me the above named George S. Stanton and Catherine S. Stanton his wife and known to be’s acknowledged the aforesaid instrument to be their voluntary act seal and deed, hands and seals their free affixtures Witness Same 1st 1804 Joseph W. Griffin Notary Public Reg. John Stanton J. Clerk Know all men by these presents That I George S. Stanton of Charlestown in the County of Washington Co. Rhode Island Merchant in consideration of the sum of Twenty five Dollars paid to me by John Huber of Charlestown aforesaid the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge have and by these presents do grant bargain sell and convey unto the said John Huber, his heirs and assigns forever one square piece of land on a square shape situated in said Charlestown containing 80 rods more or less situated on the North East boundary to the said John Huber, in the land of some Stanton reads the same to be said Huber’s boundary extending a point and boundary on the said land conveyance ends on the South East bound Huber or other owners the distance as it may be measured. I HAVE AND bind and hold the same together with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto to him his heirs some Huber his heirs and assigns forever And I the said George S. Stanton for myself my heirs bond covenants and administration are covenant with the said John Huber, his heirs and assigns That such warrant and defend the same to the said John Huber his heirs and assigns forever against the claims of all persons whomsoever by through or under me the said land conveyer is known the possession of the said George S. Stanton.