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5/26/1852 · DEED · book 7 page 449 doc 10574

From CARD DAVID C life
To CARD WELCOME life
Premises approximately nine acres · land with dwelling house, barn, shed, and privy (Nordman Plantations)

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1847 · DEED · CARD JOSHUA → CARD DAVID C; CARD WELCOME · book 7 p 248

Forward — where this land went

The grantee's later conveyances, by name — the man, not necessarily this land; the one that cites this deed as its source is the land

▶ 1852 · DEED · CARD WELCOME; CARD LOIS → HOLDEN ANTHONY · book 7 p 462
▶ 1854 · DEED · CARD WELCOME; CARD LOIS → HOLDEN ANTHONY · book 8 p 42
▶ 1853 · LEASE · CARD WELCOME; CARD PARDON → CARD PARDON; CARD WELCOME · book 8 p 12
▶ 1859 · AGREEMENT · CARD WELCOME; KINYON WILLIAM → KINYON WILLIAM; CARD WELCOME · book 8 p 266
▶ 1861 · AGREEMENT · CARD WELCOME; CARD LOIS → CARD DAVID C · book 8 p 366
▶ 1864 · DEED · CARD WELCOME → CARD GREEN · book 8 p 469
▶ 1865 · DEED · CARD WELCOME; CARD LOIS → CARD D C · book 9 p 26
▶ 1865 · LEASE · CARD WELCOME → CARD ELIZABETH; CARD SIMEON W · book 9 p 50
▶ 1867 · DEED · CARD WELCOME; CARD LOIS → GREEN AMOS P · book 9 p 166
▶ 1867 · DEED · CARD WELCOME; CARD LOIS → GREEN AMOS P · book 9 p 168

The instrument's own words

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499 Know all men by these presents that I David G. Clarke of Scituate in the county of Providence State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Commission gromes in Consideration of the sum of Eighty Five Dollars Paid Me by Milton G. Clarke of Narragansett in the county of Washington and State of Rhode Island (and Providence) Plantations my beloved brother I do hereby acknowledge and hereby grant give bargain sell and convey unto the said Milton Clarke his heirs and assigns forever the right full interest in of certain land lying in and also being situated in the county of Providence in the State of Rhode Island (and Providence) Plantations on the Nordman Plantations containing by measurement approximately nine acres of the Home more or less withall the dwelling House Barn Shed House Privy and all other Buildings thereon Standing (and such others) found thereon in perpetuity bounded on the North by the land belonging to Isaac Jason Jason, it is bounded on the West by the Highway on the South by Milton G. Clarke of Ephraim on the East by the Prospect Pine Hollow and the Province Property belonging to I David Clarke grants to me land and farm To have and hold to the said Milton Clarke and assigning promises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereto to him the said Milton Clarke and his heirs and assigns forever for this Premises That they are free of all encumbrances I do grant David G. Clarke for myself my Heirs executors and administrators covenant to the said Milton Clarke the said land and appurtenances I am lawfully seized in fee simple to sell and convey the same to the said Milton Clarke his heirs and assigns forever against the lawfulness claims and demands of all other persons. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 6th day of January February 1852 Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of us witnesses John Stanton Samuel Stanton Given David G. Clarke [seal] State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations County of Providence Washington St. Narragansett February 6th 1852 Personally appeared the above named David to Card before me John Stanton Town Clerk and in the presence of the persons named and acknowledged the same to be his free and voluntary act Before me John Stanton Town Clerk Sunday May 26th 1852 By John Stanton S.C.

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