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5/28/1852 · DEED · book 7 page 455 doc 10581

From KENYON ELIZABETH life
To KENYON LAFAYETTE life
Premises none · unimproved land (Charlestown)
Also on this page: DEED KENYON LAFAYETTE; KENYON CALEB

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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

▶ 1854 · DEED · KENYON LAFAYETTE; KENYON ELEANOR B; KENYON CALEB; KENYON SARAH ANN → CRANDALL CHRISTOPHER S · book 8 p 56
▶ 1856 · DEED · KENYON AMY A; KENYON LAFAYETTE; KENYON CALEB; VINCENT NICHOLAS; KENYON → · book 8 p 136
▶ 1856 · DEED · KENYON SARAH A; KENYON LAFAYETTE → DIMON JOHN · book 8 p 155
▶ 1869 · DEED · KENYON SARAH A; KENYON LAFAYETTE → GREEN MAXSON · book 9 p 332
▶ 1881 · DEED · KENYON SARAH A; KENYON BERIAH C; KENYON LAFAYETTE; KENYON AMIE D → HOXSIE FRANKLIN · book 10 p 602

The instrument's own words

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135 Know all men by these presents that I Elizabeth Kenyon of Charlestown County of Washington (and state) of Rhode Island, make Conveyance in and consideration of the Sum of Four Hundred Dollars to me in hand to have to the enclosing land and tenements hereof situate and lying in the town of Charlestown of the County boundary and state aforesaid describing the property as follows: afterward, has remained released and forever to the said Sapphire Kenyon her heirs and assigns forever quitclaim, unto the said Sapphire Kenyon her heirs and assigns after the lifetime interest, nights’s property of right of me belonging to which I myself claim owner’s title in and the land property of said Elizabeth Kenyon state of celebration site located in the town of Charlestown unimproved land lying in the Charlestown (and county) of the State, namely, situated from which I hold under one of the Owners in the town (and county) of the State, namely, situated or references to be found further described Conveyances of the whole, a note of reference to be found further described Conveyances of the whole, a note of reference to be found further described Conveyances of the whole, a note office in Charlestown claiming that the said Caleb Kenyon was legacy Sapphire Kenyon at the time of his deceased. To have and hold the said quitclaimed premises, with all my right privileges and appurtenances, forever to the said Sapphire Kenyon her heirs and assigns forever free and clear warranting to the said Sapphire Kenyon her heirs and assigns forever free and clear warranting to the said Sapphire Kenyon her heirs claims of any future claimants to the same by virtue of any act of Urine quitclaims have in done restricting the same. In testimony whereof I have set my hand and seal this 10th day of Aug March 1852. signed sealed and delivered in presence of me Mary B. Connate Harriet Multer Elizabeth Kenyon L.S. Recording 26 Lt. Rhode Island day date above mentioned. Preliminary cause Harriet Multer witness our State of the above Agreement (and acknowledged the same to be her free act and deed true and seal recorded May 28th 1852 per Harriet Multer witnessed in Justice by John S. Kenyon S.C. Know all men by these presents that I Beniah S. Kenyon of Charlestown in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island stand in and consideration of the sum of Three Hundred Dollars to me paid by Caleb Kenyon and Sapphire Kenyon of the Town State aforesaid describing the property as follows: I hereby quitclaim and by these presents to remise release and forever quitclaim unto the said Caleb Kenyon and Sapphire Kenyon her and their heirs (and assigns) forever all my right title and interest in a broken lot of land lying in Charlestown aforesaid containing by img indications about forty acres lying between the road and my Brother’s from my Father by title deed dated June 14th 1838 since recorded in Charlestown eastern boundary Page 82 difference being hereby held as my stone for the North Boundary. To have and hold the said land to the same their the Caleb & Sapphire Kenyon and Sapphire Kenyon her heirs and assigns forever. And I Amy Kenyon of the said Beniah Kenyon for the consideration aforesaid hereby quitclaim seal and delivered my right of Covenant in the same Witness my hand (and seal) this 28th day of April A.D. 1852 In presence of Harriet Multer John S. Kenyon Beniah S. Kenyon (Seal) Amy A. Kenyon (Seal) April 28th 1852 Personally came before me Beniah S. Kenyon the aforesaid witness of this State and acknowledged the same to be his free hand voluntary act. Before me and Harriet Multer Jus. Peace this day May 28th 1852 By John S. Kenyon S.C.

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