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11/17/1849 · DEED · book 7 page 360 doc 10493

From AMMONS JOSEPH life, AMMONS FANNY life
To LEWIS MARY life
Consideration One Dollar
Premises none · dwelling house and waterfront land (Charlestown)
Also on this page: DEED AMMONS JOSEPH

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◀ 1849 · DEED · LEWIS MARY → AMMONS JOSEPH · book 7 p 360

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▶ 1849 · DEED · LEWIS MARY → AMMONS JOSEPH · book 7 p 360

The instrument's own words

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36a Know all men by these presents that I Mary Lewis of Charleston in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island for and in Consideration of the Sum of One Dollar to me in hand paid by Joseph Ammons of the Town of North Kingstown in the said County and State aforesaid the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and by these presents remise release and forever quit claim and as by these presents remise release and forever quit claim unto him and his heirs the land known as Smith's farm with her buildings and appurtenances all the right title and interest which I now have in a certain lot of land conveyed to me by my late husband Lewis Lewis in said North Kingstown containing three acres more or less bounded as follows beginning at a stake and stones more or less on the road running south east by east 20 links to a heap of stones and more or less along the North line thereof south east by east 50 links and of thence to a monument by the Northwest boundary thereof south east by east 100 links and from thence to a corner on the Southwest boundary of said Joseph Ammons 130 links and from thence on a straight course to the first point mentioned above running North east by north and easterly and bounded by land of the Town of New England colony now called Rhode Island by the topography and other boundaries Moreover I do grant and convey by the act of this deed all the Clay or Fishing houses situated upon with a dwelling House near the fishing shore and to hold the same to him and his heirs his heirs assigns Ammons his heirs and assigns forever to this and his heirs for In Witness whereof I have executed to my hand and seal this 30 day of november AD 1849 In presence of [illegible] [illegible] Mary Lewis L.S. State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Charlestown on this 28th day of December 1849 personally appeard before me the within named Mary Lewis and acknowledged the foregoing to be her free and voluntary act and Received witness my hand and seal this 28 day of December 1849 Before me Hudson Page J.P. Know all men by these presents that I Joseph Ammons of Charlestown in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island for and in consideration of the Sum of One Dollar to me in hand paid by Mary Lewis of the Town and state aforesaid the receipt of which I hereby acknowledge as partly payment and quitclaim to the said Mary Lewis for one and among other natural liberties that she in case of conveyance to the water front and also the east side of the shore there the dwelling house constructed on front door below and receiving porchage in the Kitchen and to hold and to sell good for a description of bounds thereof I have and to hold the same to said Mary for and among this time aforesaid In witness whereof I have executed to my hand and seal this 30 day of november AD 1849 In presence of [illegible] [illegible] Joseph Ammons L.S. Mary Lewis L.S. State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Charlestown Nov 17th AD 1849 personally came before me the above named Joseph Ammons and acknowledged the foregoing act to be his free and voluntary act Before me Hudson Page J.P.

The page as recorded

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