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to the front of Land bordering on said Charles town and Mistery for a [illegible]
particular description of the boundaries thereof.
To HAVE and to HOLD all the aforesaid ninth part of said premises
to him the said Daniel J. Peckham, his Heirs and assigns forever (the
said ninth part including all and appurtenances thereof) lying in the said Peckham
and Elizabeth hutchins estate together with the said Daniel J. Peckham, the
said parts right to divide the share of the above as aforesaid in right of said Elizabeth
Cordiner.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal at
Charlestown aforesaid this twenty second day of January 1849.
In presence of
Charles O Peckham
Samuel Stanton
Stephen Cordiner [L.S.]
Elizabeth Cordiner [L.S.]
State of Rhode Island and
Washington to Charlestown on the 22nd day of January 1849 personally
appeared the above named Stephen Cordiner and Elizabeth his wife and after
interrogating the above Deed to be their free voluntary act and deed signed and
delivered.
Before, Samuel Stanton Attest.
Justice of the Peace
Recorded office 24. 10 1849
By William H. Denny Clerk
Know all men by these presents that we George J. Chapman
and Ann his wife in presence of my said wife and in her consideration
of the sum of Three Hundred Dollars to be paid in hand by Daniel J. Peck
new of Charlestown county of Washington State of Rhode Island the comp
which we in the duty acknowledge in partly grant give quit claim sell convey
release and remise unto the said Daniel J. Peckham his Heirs and assigns forever
One ninth share containing some few perches in property in said Charlestown and
on Mistery and being the property of Samuel Peckham of said Charlestown in
and by inheritance one of said ninth parts being the property of the said
Chapman influence being hereby ceded to the Heirs of Land bordering on
said Charlestown and Mistery for a description of the boundaries thereof
meaning to convey all the above parts titles and estates which we have in hand to
state said Daniel J. Peckham his Heirs and assigns forever to him and
his own sole and absolute
To HAVE and to HOLD the same together with all the privileges and app
tenances thereto belonging as a goods and useful estate in fee simple furthermore
we hereby engage that we have good right to convey the premises aforesaid and
will warrant and defend the same to the said Daniel J. Peckham his Heirs
and assigns against all the lawful claims of all persons claiming by title
any how. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and
seal at Charlestown aforesaid the 22nd day of January 1849.
Independence R. Peckham
Samuel Stanton
George J. Chapman
Amy Chapman
State of Rhode Island and Providence
Washington to Charlestown on the 28th day of January
1849 personally appeared the above named George J. Chapman
and Amy his wife and personally acknowledged the foregoing Deed
to be their free and voluntary act and deed signed who act
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for the purposes therein expressed.
I before, Samuel Stanton Just. of Peas.
And that said Amy Chapman being afterwards examined separately and
she said from the said Husband acknowledged the above deed to be her free and
voluntary act, and that she did wish to attend the same.
I before, Samuel Stanton Just. of Peas.
[Stamp: Recorded June 21st 1849]
by M. R. Denny Town Clerk [Seal]
Know all men by these presents That I Charles O. Peckham
of Melville, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, in
consideration of Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars to me paid by
consideration of my beloved Wife namely
Mary Ann Peckham now residing in Melville aforesaid, the receipt
whereof I do hereby acknowledge, as by these presents runneth witness,
that I have granted quit claim right from the said Daniel P. Peckham
her late husband’s grant quit claim right from the said Daniel P. Peckham
from her, her heirs and assigns forever, all the right title and in
from her, her heirs and assigns forever, and in and parts those certain tracts of parcels
of land lying and being situate in Providence and Melville
of land lying and being situate in Providence and Melville
both in the county of Washington and State aforesaid, our County both in the
tracts conveyed by Estimation Survey acres, but the same mind
tracts conveyed by Estimation Survey acres, but the same mind
lots, and is described as follows to wit: Mediatly
lot, and is described as follows to wit: Mediatly
on land of Rely Peckham, to stay on Favcauteck way and
on land of Rely Peckham, to stay on Favcauteck way and
Agreement No 160ct, boundary on land of Rely Peckham, southerly
Agreement No 160ct, boundary on land of Rely Peckham, southerly
with a dwelling house and
with a dwelling house and
their buildings thereon standing, it being the late Homesteat
their buildings thereon standing, it being the late Homesteat
farm of my respected father James Peckham deceased. - Two
farm of my respected father James Peckham deceased. - Two
other conveyed by Estimation Survey acres, now a lot, and is
other conveyed by Estimation Survey acres, now a lot, and is
bounded on land of Rely Peckham, and land formerly
bounded on land of Rely Peckham, and land formerly
Daniel O. Peckham, southerly on land of said Daniel P. Peckham &
Daniel O. Peckham, southerly on land of said Daniel P. Peckham &
situated on land of Newton lot, northerly on land formerly the
situated on land of Newton lot, northerly on land formerly the
said Daniel Peckham; and both lots being the Real Estate of
said Daniel Peckham; and both lots being the Real Estate of
my late Honored Father James Peckham deceased, and the one square
my late Honored Father James Peckham deceased, and the one square
which who I hereby proclaim to convey being the one square un-
divided ninth part thereof.
I do hereby Annex and Relate the said granted and quit
claimed premises, with all the privileges and appurtenances
claimed premises, with all the privileges and appurtenances
thereunto, from the said Daniel P. Peckham, his heirs and
thereunto, from the said Daniel P. Peckham, his heirs and
assigns forever, to her and their successors proper uses benefit and
assigns forever, to her and their successors proper uses benefit and
behoof forever.
I Mary Ann Peckham, wife of the said
I Mary Ann Peckham, wife of the said
Charles O. Peckham, in consideration of the sum of money paid
Charles O. Peckham, in consideration of the sum of money paid
to my said Husband, as above written, do by these presents acquit
to my said Husband, as above written, do by these presents acquit
quit claim and surrender all my right of dower and pove of
quit claim and surrender all my right of dower and pove of
Heirs of, in and unto the above quit claimed premises, into
Heirs of, in and unto the above quit claimed premises, into
him the said Daniel P. Peckham, his heirs and assigns forever.
In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and
In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and
seals the 10th day of January AD 1849.
Charles O. Peckham [L.S.]
Mary Ann Peckham [L.S.]
[Signatures/Witnesses:]
Joseph H. Cisco
Chris H. Lewis
Joseph H. Cisco
Samuel Peckham
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