10/2/1851 · DEED · book 7 page 433 doc 10558

433 State of Rhode Island to Washington St Ill. Militarily September 20 ad 1851 Personally appeared Josephine Moore & Austin Spear and made and seal of the foregoing Instrument and acknowledged the same to be his will bearing act and Seal Before me J Hesbach Court Clerk State of Connecticut County of New London St Ill. Militarily September 28th ld e 1851 Personally appeared Josephine Moore & Austin Spear and made and seal of the foregoing Instrument and acknowledged the same to be his free act and deed and by a private examination I Josephine Spear and spoke with Mr Husband acknowledged that He executed the same freely and without any Favor or compulsion of his said Husband Elisha Carpenter Justice Peace Recorded Oct 1st 1851 By John Hanson Sec 1.6. KNOW all men by these Presents that we Elisha Fayne and Elisha Fayne the Sons of Washington in the State of Connecticut provided in Consideration of the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars current to be paid before Her Excellency the Governor George Mason of Rhode Island, in the State of Rhode Island state Have Remised Released and forever quit claimed to our eternity and by these presents for ourselves our Heirs Servants executors and administrators and their products for ourselves our Heirs Servants executors and assigns forever quit claim and convey the said Mason Husband his heirs executors and assigns in their pure parts and parcels possible possession and tenure peaceable title both in the Estate titles interests and demands whatever as or by the said Elisha Fayne and Elisha Fayne I have or might have by way or by ten tenure grants of land in the State of Rhode Island part of one whole lying and being in the Town of Jamestown and continuing by measurements as follows here is on the Northerly part of Providence Bay Other than the aforesaid lot of land in the Propriety side of said town in the State of Connecticut con taining three acres more or less’s part of lands from the said lotas and con veyed to the said Elisha Fayne and George Mason by John S Moulton of Rhode Island pro deed paid for further parcels of boundaries and descriptions sufficient reference is made to the deeds of Conveyance made by Elisha Fayne to George Mason and Rhode Island dwelling Roasted Avenue Rhode Island the aforesaid properties More Only One and all the Buildings appertaining to the aforementioned pro perties including Mills Machinery in said Establishment and all other rights titles and interests in and to all Machinery in said place and premises which were sold and conveyed to Fayne and Mason as aforesaid by deed from John S Moulton as reference is made Deed quod libet had also one mill site and one mill site in several Machinery structures or improvements made upon said Mill site Establishment and premises made by Fayne and Mason during the purchase of said Mill site Moreover the said Fayne hereby ally in name manner and condition convey a probable Indenture bill Transfer and convey to said George Mason all and more in the said Site Bottom or Bottoms marshes or swamps or other land and foods of every kind and description around said mill establishment as defined for title meaning hereby and forever quit claim and convey to the said George Mason all and more rights as aforesaid to the said Estate Interest and pro perty of every kind and description now owned and held by and in His property Estate of Fayne and Mason in the State of Rhode Island only or elsewhere To have and hold the aforesaid premises and appurtenances unto the hand of said George Mason his Heirs and assigns forever to his and Heirs and Benefit of the Same And we the said Elisha Fayne and Elisha Fayne do for consideration

434 my heirs, Executors and Admiestrators forever Covenant promise and grant to and with the said Isaac Knapp beden his heirs and assigns, that shall and execute the following bead we are the true and sole owners of the one half full and complete signature of the above land comprising described boundaries and premises appurtenances perforenances each property, and are lawfully seised in fee simple of the same in our own proper right as in fee simple perfect and absolute state of undisturbed in fee simple and have an right option and power to grant quit claim to whatever else’s pro- per and Convey the said boundaries premises and property in manner and form as aforesaid to the said Isaac Knapp beden his heirs and assigns forever in such manner as the said Elisha Faxon Sr. and Belinda Faxon per heirs or any other persons or pretenders put us them or in their names, means her in the sense Right or part of any thing of them Whole in vote by any way or means herenafter have Claim challenge or demand of any right title entitlement interest spin or to the premises any part thereof but will fore ever all and every action right Estate title interest and demand of me or to the premises or any part there thereof And every one and every one of them Whole be utterly excluded and bar rain forever by these presents. And we in Marriage to the same Wife of said Elisha Faxon Sr. and Sarah to the Faxon wife of Elisha Faxon Jr. for and Consideration of the premises do release and relieve grant claim and waive power of theirs in and to the premi- ses all and appurtenant herafter premises provided. In Testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal at Sterling for the 11th day of August AD 1847 In presence of J. A. Palmer G. C. Coniston Elisha Faxon L.S. Elisha Faxon Jr. L.S. Mariah L. Faxon L.S. Sarah A. Faxon L.S. State of Connecticut SS Harrington august 12th AD 1851 Personally appeared Elisha Faxon Elisha Faxon Jr. Mariah L. Faxon and Sarah A. Faxon and acknowledged the foregoing to be their free act and deed. Before me J. A. Palmer Justice of the Peace Recorded October 2nd 1851 By Wm. Stanton Cl.