6/1/1844 · DEED · book 7 page 140 doc 10352

128 Washington Co. Charlestown Sta. May 8th 1804 before me the above named George & Catherine Stanton and Catherine L. Stanton his wife and known to be of sound mind and memory have acknowledged the aforesaid act and instrument to be their voluntary act, seal and deed, hands and seals their free affairs Witnesses Same 1st 1804 Joseph H. 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 piece of land situated in said Charlestown containing one rope in the sum the land meets with a building thereon and abuts on the North bounding on the South by the land of Isaac Moore boundary fence thirty rods westerly thirty one rods easterly boundary fence forty rods to the said John Huber his heirs and assigns to hold the said piece of land together with its appurtenances forever it being the same lot of land which I George S. Santon in right of my self and the said John Huber is to make and maintain all the fences around the said piece of land I DO FURTHER bind and hold an appearance guarantee and promise furnished with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to the said John Huber his heirs and adjoined heirs to this and his heirs and labors force and the said George S. Stanton & Catherine my wife and heirs bound, covenants and administrations to covenant with the said John Huber his heirs and assigns that this alienation in part of the premises that they are free from all encumbrances caused that I have given off to hold and convey the same to the same to be a free and appurtenance and unless notice and apprise to the same the said John Huber, his heirs and adjoined heirs forever the Court of claims state of Rhode Island. And I Sau Catherine L. Stanton wife of said George S. Santon the consideration aprecio and for the further consideration of ten dollars paid by the said John Huber the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge have and by this public to hereby unite, undertake, and forever quit title all my right of tenure and power of three in and to the premises aforesaid. In Testimony whereof we have set our hands, seals and date this 8th day of May in the year 1804 George S. Stanton (S.S.) Catherine L. Stanton (S.S.) Joseph H. Griffin Notary Public Washington Co. Charlestown Sta. May 8th 1804. Personally came before me the above named George S. Stanton and Catherine L. Stanton his wife and memory acknowledged the aforesaid instrument to be their voluntary act and deed, hands and seals their affairs. Witness Same 1st 1804 Joseph H. 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 piece of land on a ridge opposite the saltmarsh in said Charlestown containing 18 rods more or less from the North boundary on the North boundary on the land of Isaac Moore reserve the say thirty rods further extending easterly and point on the North and running the land boundary fence on the South boundary Huber or others otherwise the same or may be however. I DO HAVE and hold to the same together with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto to him have said John Huber, his heirs and adjoined heirs forever And I said George S. Santon for myself my heirs, bound, covenants and administrations to covenant with the said John Huber, his heirs and assigns that said warrant are and defend the same to the said John Huber his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims of all persons whatsoever by through or under me which said land conveyer is known the possession of the George S. Stanton.