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Know all men by these presents that I Daniel S Peckham of Charlestown
County of Washington State of Rhode Island etc do for and Consideration of the
Sum of One Hundred Hundred and Sixty five Dollars to me in hand paid before the notary
long and Delivery hereof by Oyster U Buck new residing in said Charlestown
the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge do hereby grant sell and convey sell and
Convey onto said Oyster U Buck his heirs and Assigns forever certain
piece of parcel of land lying mostly in Charlestown a very small part of hin
in Westerly ale in said County Containing by estimation about one acre and
one half more or less and lying in the Waste in which the Gonsell Bounds it Collate
one Stone boundary to Concluded at the Land corner within the Wall and bounding
Southwest and Northwesterly on the Highway North easterly and Easterly land of the
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To Have and to hold the before described premises to Said Oyster
B Buck his heirs and Assigns forever to him and his heirs forever purpose and
behoof with all the Privileges and Appurtenances of the same belonging or
in any way appertaining to hold as an apptenant And I said Daniel S Peckham for
My Self My heirs to do hereby warrant secure and defend the Same to said
Buck his heirs to do to hold as aforesaid
In Witness whereof we have set our hands and seals This 25th day of
March A 1851 And Margaret S Peckham wife of said Daniel S
with the aforesaid Consideration hereby relinquish all her rights of Dowry and
power of Tenure of in undo to the aforesaid Premises to the Said Buck his heirs
and Assigns forever
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of
Samuel Stanton
Donas Carter
Gardner Case
Daniel S Peckham & s
Margaret S Peckham & s
State of Rhode Island etc
Washington SS At Charlestown in said county on the 25th day of March
Ano 1851 before me person appeared the within named Daniel S Peckham signed
of the within instrument and acknowledged the same to be his free act and deed
Hand and Seal
Before me
Samuel Stanton Justice of Peace
Recorded April 15th 1851
by John Stanton C Clerk