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Know all men that I Welcome Prosper of Monterey Administrator
with the will annexe on the estate of Samuel Nenon late of
Charlestown deceased, by virtue of Authority settled on me by the
Court of Probate of the town of Charlestown on the 9th day of
September AD 1845, and pursuant to the directions of said
Court of Probate for land taxes, and for two and ten contributions of
twenty few dollars and twenty eight cents owed to me paid by Joseph
E. Bangs of Charlestown, the twentieth day of April last in the
said estate hereby convey on the said Joseph Bangs his
heirs and assigns indefinitely in my capacity as
probate - trustee also and convey unto said Joseph E. Bangs
this land and assigns forever, all the rights title and interest which
I have in land containing ten rods and two and one fourth rods of land
lying in Charlestown and bounded as follows: - on the North by the
land of Stephen [illegible] on the East by land of [illegible] South of land of
John S. [illegible] and on the West by the land of Stephen [illegible]
and on the West by the land of Stephen [illegible]
the aforesaid ground and territory squared. I forever grant to hold the
aforementioned premises with all the perquisites and appurtenances
annexed thereof to the said Joseph E. Bangs his heirs and assigns
assigned forever to him and them only for benefit and for
all the things whereas I have executed my hand and seal this
11th day of April in the year A.D. 1847 Signed sealed and
delivered in presence of
Isaac J. Draper
[illegible] H. Whitman
Welcome Prosper Adm.r
Washington S.O. 1847
Washington S.O. 1847
appeared before me Welcome Prosper Adm.r
signer and sealer to the below Deed and acknowledged the
same to be his voluntary act and deed, before me
James Pollard Justice Peace
Recorded July 9th 1847
William H. Perry Town Clerk
Know all men by these presents that I Susan
Thurston widow of George Thurston late dec.d few and in con-
sideration of the sum of fifty dollars to be paid in hand provided
John S. Saunders of Charlestown in the town of Narragansett
town State of Rhode Island, for service rendered, released freed and forever
quitclaimed unto and do by these presents remise release release and forever
quitclaim unto the said John S. Saunders and to his heirs
and assigns forever, all the right title both and interest which
I acquired in favor (in the real estate) of my husband’s land situated
North of the South fork (of the creek) bounded on the North on said
Road, on the east on land of the heirs of said George Thurston
dec.d and said John S. Saunders, on the south on land of
Augustus York and on the West on lands of Nancy B. [illegible]
containing several acres for the said sum of fifty
I do here grant to hold the same to him the said John S. Saunders
his heirs and assigns forever - In witness whereof I hereunto have p-
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my hand and seal this seventeenth day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand and eight hundred and forty seven (1847)
Susan Thurston L.S.
State of Rhode Island
And Residence Providence Count.
July seventeenth 1847.
Personally came Susan Thurston and acknowledged the above
Deed to be her signed, sealed, free and voluntary act.
Before me,
Samuel R. Perry
Notary Public.
Recorded July 1847. 11 47.
by William H. Perry S.C.
Know all men by these presents, that I Rowland G. Hazards
of Providence Dist. R.I. in consideration of twenty dollars to me paidly by
Edward A. Pope of Providence Rh.I. the receipt whereof I do hereby ack-
nowledge have given granted bargained and sold and do hereby grant bargain sell
and convey unto the said Edward A. Pope his heirs and assigns forever, all that piece
of land in said Providence Dist. R.I. containing
one fourth of an acre, bounded northerly on land of grantor and southerly on
land of grantor by a straight line parallel and clear and westerly line long, probably on
edge of fencing from Cranston Street to the east line of land, and easterly on line of
grantor by parallel line lead each to the east. I do save thereof, his head and
shoulder to make land corner monuments all the above fence posts and gates and do hereby
submit a certain condition, of the aforesaid that no intoxicating liquor shall
ever be kept for sale on the premises.
I do here with hold the above mentioned premises, with all the pri-
vileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, to him the said Thurston, his
heirs and assigns forever, so that I the said Rowland, for myself, my heirs, or
any other person or kindred descending from a vendor me or theirs, or in the
above name, right title of them or theirs, will by any way or means, hand,
claim or diminish any right or title to the aforesaid premises, or their appurten-
ances as to him and his heirs forever.
In witness whereof I the said Rowland have hereunto set my hand
and seal this tenth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty seven.
In presence of me
Thomas J. Taylor
Rowland G. Hazards L.S.
Ane I Caroline N. Hazards, wife of the said Rowland, for more in the
consideration paids my husbands, do hereby relinquish my right of dower
to the premises above conveyed.
Caroline N. Hazards
State of Rhode Island Sc. July 12. 1847.
Washington St.
In South Kingstown, came the above named
Rowland G. Hazards acknowledged the above instrument to be his
free act and deed. Before me,
Thomas B. Wells Town Clerk.
Recorded Aug. 7. 1847.
by William H. Perry S.C.
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