8/12/1848 · DEED · book 7 page 303 doc 10457

303 State of Rhode Island County of Washington ss. I, [illegible] Jp. No. At Richmond July 17th 1842, before me Rowland V. H. Harris, personally appearing acknowledges the preceding to be his free act and deed. Before me, Hazard Willcox, J. Peace. I hereby relinquish my right of Dower to above granted premises. Caroline A. Hogwood. Recorded Augt 2nd 1842 by Wm H. Perry Clerk. Know all men by these presents that I Hoseah Kenyon of Charlestown County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, for the sum of fifty Dollars to me in hand paid executing the ensuing indentur and delivery hereof, well and fully convey by Rowland E. Hogwood of said Town County and State aforesaid, The weight of this land & other's unknown Also free and unrestricted also give warranty, to him and his heirs and assigns rate in whole, shared and quit claim, to him the said Rowland E. Hogwood his heirs his heirs and assigns forever a certain lot of land containing four acres more or less lying in said town either Eastern and bounded as follows: Beginning at the West Corner of the Western boundary line of the former boundary line of the former with the South line of the farm, border a knob and a white oak, in a stake and stone, then South Eastly, fifty five feet more to a stake with a stone by Benjamin Harris's south line; then Easterly, sixty five feet more and a half side by Steve Perry's land to the aforesaid Rowland Hogwood, and south by the same to the first mentioned line. We have caused to hold the said conveyance premises with all the true heirs and appurtenances thereof, to the said Rowland E. Hogwood, his heirs and assigns aforesaid, for the term aforementioned; I Susan Kenyon wife to the said Hoseah Kenyon, for the same consideration, relinquishing all my right of dower and power of thirds in the forgoing conveyed premise, to him the said Rowland, his heirs and assigns forever. The witnesses whereof, in our hands and seals this 20th day of July 1. 1842. Witness G. H. W. Millford. Hoseah Kenyon [seal] Susan Kenyon [seal] Before me, Hazard Willcox, J. Peace. Washington Co. Washington Co. Day and date above written, came Hoseah Kenyon, signed and sealed the within instrument, and acknowledged upon the same to be his free act and deed hand and seal, Before me, Hazard Willcox, J. Peace. Recorded Augt 2, 1842 by Wm H. Perry Clerk. Know all men by these presents that Stephen Corner and Elizabeth, his wife, of lately for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and five dollars to me in hand paid by George S. Peckham of Charlestown all the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, to be it his heirs foregoing’s heirs, late once among the heirs George S. Peckham, related to the heirs, and assigns forever, one certain undivided tract or parcel of land lying in said Peckham's lot, being the one undivided share part of the State of the late James Peckham's estate, situated in and the same land conveyed by said George S. Peckham to Fair Corner and others, offering hereby hope to the Records of Land Evidence and Probate Records on said land as for a particular description of said land & number of acres and boundaries thereof.

304 To Have and to hold all the right, Title and Interest with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging in any way appertain ing To me under witnessed with the seal of State of Rhode Island, To the said J. Perkins, his Heirs, devisees and adopted Successors, to him and theirs for ever and the heirs and forever. And we the said Stephen and Elizabeth Cordero, for ourselves, our Heirs, Executors and Administrators declare, we covenant with the said George Perkins, his Heirs, Executors and Administrators that we have grant ed, give and have lawfully conveyed, fully and forever the same as aforesaid and are and remain warranty bound and forever defend the same To him His Heirs and assigns forever, To hold as aforesaid. Moreover we do hereby quit claim the aforesaid premises. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and Seals. In Attestation of aforesaid this 28th day of August AD 1820. In presence of William Perkins Samuel Adams Stephen Cordero Elizabeth Cordero Washington Co. S.S. Notarized on the twenty third day of August AD 1820, appeared Stephen Cordero, Subscribed and sealed the foregoing Instrument and acknowledged the same To be his free act and Deed, and on the same day personally appeared Elizabeth Cordero wife of Stephen Cordero, and being duly examined separately and apart from her said Husband and her said Instrument being read and explained To her, she acknowledged the same to be her free act and Deed, and declared that she there signed her name independent without any fee or Con sideration of her said Husband, and did not act coerced to the same. Before me Chas C. Lawton Town Clerk. Recorded August 29, 1820 By H. H. Perry, Town Clerk Know all men by these presents, that we Hon. T. Proulx and Isaiah M. Fenwick, both of Providence in the County of Providence and State of Rhode Island Second of part and in consideration of the sum of Two Thousand Dollars To be paid by normed A. Thistle of said Providence, the receipt of which we hereby acknowledge, have remised released and forever quit claimed and by these presents do remise, release and forever quit claim, same now and forever from the said James F. we have and assign forever, all the right, title, interest, property claim and demand to all new Land of ours or right of ours to have a dwelling in and resort to a certain 16 of land and waters Peter situated in Charlestown on his land state containing by estimation, now among men as it is, both north and south bounded a field; Beginning at the middle of Frontage of Providence road near Clarke's Bridge, and by a line running to a road marked by a blaze cut in the tree at the begin of the same, now the boundary of said bridge Thence south thirty deg East, the road and in a line To a white birch tree on a road Thence south thirty deg East, the road four rods and eight links To a white birch on a road Thence North forty deg East, four rods and eight links To a white birch on a road Thence North forty deg East, four rods and eight links now to a mark on stone and by boundary line Thence South four deg East, salt pine and boundary line To the top of the boundary wall for the same now boundary line Thence to the middle of said wall and downturne of the same following the middle thence to the full mentioned boundary including the full boundary lining of the full field, upstream of the said river The said river and streaming of said boundary are to be set aside extend from the full mentioned bounds, To boundary line on the Dixonway, of a land of said Northfield, thence to diver or blind Northfield land thence to the middle of said river adjoining Clarke's Mill Pond line Thence of mentioned bounds and it is made a Condition of the Deed that we relief as to the right upon the premises fully conveyed.