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4/1/1850 · AGREEMENT · book 7 page 385 doc 10511

From TUCKER JOHNATHAN life, CRANDALL WM G life
To CRANDALL WM G life, TUCKER JOHNATHAN life
Premises none · a lot of land with buildings known as common settlement (common settlement, lands of Lewis Kenyon, Upper-Lot, lands of Philip Kenyon)
Also on this page: DEED KENYON JOHNATHAN C; KENYON LEWIS; KENYON

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385 Know all men by these presents that I Epeneth Kenyon or Widow of Lewis Kenyon late of Chistletoe’s Parish County of Washington of State of Rhode Island Ecc and married widow to the broadest man for me in the most Law Acts and determine to of my deceased Husband’s Advance aforesaid as more in Consideration of the Sum of ten Pounds and one and sixty Dollars to me in Hand before the executing of delivery hereof with and fully paid by some of Kenyon, Ann Kenyon bents to Lewis Kenyon and Catherine E Kenyon of him in here are now law at the State to the foldable of the said Lewis Kenyon during aforesaid Kenyon, Here one of these presents do acknowledge the receipt of the Consideration aforesaid, releasing releasing quit claiming all right claim and setting over, of these presents for forever to these noted under this Indenture and let over to the third Cause Ann Kenyon bents to than Kenyon Lewis Kenyon & Catherine E Kenyon their heirs and assigns for Everly the right of Power and Power of these presents by virtue of in units both the said Land Tenements and Heritaments Which the late Lewis Kenyon once possessed of home came true, to possession at the time of his Death sole survivor of the same may be extended whether they be in Commonship or separate or fashion on or else where presence obviously to be heard, to his power Little of the land or different there they be found We have to the said Land reserved premises from me fully and proved acquitted of all right of every Owner of them Either the late Come Kenyon or Ann than Kenyon Lewis Kenyon and Catherine E Kenyon their Heirs and Assigns for ever. In Testimony whereof & hereunto set my Hand and seal this 28th day of March 1820 Epeneth Kenyon SS In presence of Nathanael Potter W. Nichols & G.arnell Washington 1st 3d Day and date of above Premises personally came before me at my residence, Epeneth Kenyon (Widow sign and seal her’s and aforesaid the above and foregoing instrument and then acknowledged the said Land to her free act and deed Hand and seal Nathanael Potter for Peace Received Sum of $70 D 1820 By C. Kenyon in V.C. These articles of agreement made and executed on the First day of June One Thousand Eight Hundred and forty five between Jonathan Forbes of the Town of Charlestown County of Washington and State of Rhode Island on the first part and W.B. Conkright of the same part Witnesseth that the said Jonathan Forbes for himself and in consideration of the rents and covenants herein before contained in the love of himself as Tenant for his benefit causes generally agree to perform as per performance with each points point and to promin it to the 1st of May 1846 in manner form and on the Continuation hereafter the maintenance we agree let a lot of Land together, with all the buildings thereon, situated in house Commonship in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island known as common settlement those things situated in lands of Lewis Kenyon after situated in a lot of land called the Upper-Lot situated in lands of the said Philip Kenyon Together with all the aforementioned Things to leave and hold the said premises to the said Tenant for his benefit as executive administrator and Occupant, for the Term of one year from the first day of April One thousand Eight hundred and forty five and from time to time from time to time for five years as one Lease by and advance payment of 5 pounds paying for them after the rate of one Demand Dollar per annum to be paid only at the end of the year or term comprised And the Terms for therefore specified and their respective heirs executors and administrators each with the other, and their executors administrators and assigns furthermore covenant and agree as follows That he the said W.B. Conkright hereby covenants to pay to the said Jonathan leased the said land yearly rent as wherein specified and that at the expiration
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- 86 - of the said Term & Time the said n^m E Brandatt with out quit and save the premises hereby demised in an good state and Condition as reasonable we and were intend will permit damages by the elements expectae and the said jonnathan Tucker does covenant that the said n^m E Brandatt by paying the said yearly rent or for the same recognized and performing the covenants aforesaid than and may peaceably ply and quietly have and hold any the said demised premises throughout the for the Term & times affirmed and the said jonnathan Tucker further ly more Covenants and agrees to build a corn Land store thereon & to the use and benefit of the said n^m E Brandatt on witness whereof the parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above mentioned Sealed and delivered In the presence of Benah Brandatt Enzy Champlin jonnathan Tucker SS n^m E Brandatt SS Now know all Men by these Presents that I Joseph Hoepsie of Charlestown County of Newfound land and State of Rhode Island in consideration of the Sum of Eighty five Dollars to me in hand before the sealing and delivery hereof well and truly paid by George S Therman of the Brown County and State aforesaid the Receipt of which I hereby Acknowledge edgeae have received release and quit claim unto the said George S Therman his heirs and assigns a certain lot of land lying by Charlestown aforesaid containing by estimation One half acre of the same side for the same more a side and bounding Northly by the middle of the stream of a Brook more over called the Kellys Brook by the middle of a Marsh to a marked stone by the abutment of a house to the north of a Narrow Highway more by Land of the greater abutment and a half rod West to a Stub Driver in the ground nearby Boundly east four rods to a stub driver in the ground more Northly by land of the grantor to a half acre on the bank of the brook and the same Course to the middle of the aforesaid brook or however the same might Otherwise bound meaning hereby to convey a certain piece of Stone wall on my Land extending south of the said Brandatt's south line which he is to remove in such manner as to throw the Land between the stone wall and the said south line into the road or highway may self reserving this piece of Land for such purpose which will dwell down then bounding on the road or destiny of aforesaid To Have and to hold the said remised premises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereof to the said George S Therman his heirs and assigns forever in the condition that he and his heirs provide make and maintain a good and fence at there not suffer opposite ascent of the aforesaid distance or a any cattle horses oxen sheep and not suffer any Person disturbing or any kind to build a store to be erected on the Premises as well as a condition on the aforegoing said And further of this Consideration meta and undersigned waive all right of ownd Land power of thirds in said remised premises to the said George S Therman his heirs and assigns forever

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