The instrument's own words
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Whereas Say Renyon widow of Aaron Renyon late of Hopkinton in the County
of Washington & State of Rhode Island has a right of Dower in certain
Real Estate lying in Charlestown in the County of Washington aforesaid said Real
Estate lying being the same which James Renyon of sd county Renyon deed to Samuel Renyon
by deed dated February 11th 1801 and said Real Estate is now in possession of Susan Ren
yon widow of Joseph Green late of said Charlestown deceased
Therefore know all men by these presents that I Mazon Green of Hopkin
ton aforesaid Guardian of the Person and Estate of the said Say Renyon widow
in consideration of ten dollars for each year during the natural life of the said Say
Renyon widow to be paid in per ans or to be paid by the said Say Renyon widow as
aforesaid & in the same proportion for parts of a year for the time of the life time of the
said Say Renyon widow by these presents remise release & forever
quitclaim all her right of dower and power of thirds of the said Say Renyon widow
to and to the real estate aforesaid unto her the said Susan Renyon
widow her heirs & assigns forever
And I the said Mazon Green in consideration of the sum of above stated
of Dower do by these presents bind myself my Heirs Executors and Administra tor
to and to pay unto the said Mazon Green as Guardian as aforesaid or to any
other Legal representative or the natural life of the said Say Renyon two dollars for each
and every such year and every part thereof of the said Say Renyon widow
on the first day of December annually during the term aforesaid & in
the same proportion for any part of a year
Furthermore in the understanding of the parties and we do mu
tually bind ourselves as follows to wit that in case default be made
in the annual payments of the sum two dollars a year and that de
fault continues for the term of one year after the same shall become
due & payable then the above release of Dower to the said Susan Ren
yon shall be null and void and the said Say Renyon shall be once
titled to her dower in the premises as if this release had ne
ver been made
To the witness whereof the parties aforesaid do hereunto set their
hands & seals this 1st day of March in the year 1853
Susan Renyon L S
Mazon Green L S
Executed in presence of
Welcome Possrie
Bradford Renyon
Recorded March 19th 1853
By Chas. lowers Cl k
Know all men by these presents that I John B Browning of
Charlestown County of Washington State of Rhode Island for and in
consideration of the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to me paid by
Welcome A Possrie of Montaukly in the County and State aforesaid the
receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge do hereby remise release and
forever quitclaim unto the said Welcome A Possrie his heirs
and assigns forever all the right title and interest which he have in
a tract of land containing four acres bounded as follows beginning
at the North West Corner of the Mill lot thence running a straight
line to the South easterly direction until it intersects the East line of
said Possies land thence Easterly and Southerly as said Possies
line runs to the first mentioned bounds
To have and to hold the said described premises to him
the said Possrie his heirs and assigns forever to his and their use
forever
For Witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and
seal this 27th day of March 1853
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In presence of
John Stanton
Mary Browning
John B Browning [LS]
Hannah C Browning [LS]
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State of Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations
Charlestown March 24th 1853
Personally came before me the within named John B Browning
and Hannah C Browning his wife and acknowledged the foregoing
Deed to be their free and voluntary act
John Stanton Justice of the Peace
Recorded March 26th 1853
by Chas Cross Town Clerk
Know all men by their presents that I Jonathan Tucker jr
of Charlestown in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island
for and up consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to me
paid by Joseph Hospie of said Charlestown the receipt whereof I
do hereby acknowledge have remise release and forever quitclaim-
ed and by these presents do remise release and forever quitclaim-
ed unto the said Joseph Hospie his heirs and assigns forever
all the rights title interest property claim and demand which
I now have or right of right to have in a dwelling house and other Buildings
certain lot of Land with a dwelling house and other Buildings
thereon standing situated located and lying in said Charlestown consisting
of five rods in front and eighty five feet deep s bounded & enclosed
by [?] on the front and by the [?] on the East & South by [?]
[?] on the North by the [?] Washingtoning & according to the Record of the boundaries
the Grantor or his predecessors description of the boundaries
thereof reference being made here to the Record of Land Evidence
in Charlestown Vol 10 Page 118 have and to hold the same with all
in Charlestown [?] and appurtenances thereof or thereunto
appertaining to him the said Joseph Hospie his heirs and assigns
forever I have the aforesaid aforementioned Tucker reserve for myself my
and for my heirs Executors and administrators do covenant with the
said Joseph Hospie His Executors and administrators that I will warrant and
defend the aforementioned premises to him the said Joseph Hospie his
Heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands
of all persons claiming by throughput or under me And I Patience
Tucker wife of the aforementioned Jonathan Tucker in consideration of
the sum aforesaid paid my [?] do hereby release and
forever quitclaim to said Joseph Hospie his Heirs and assigns forever
all my right of power of [?] and granted forever
mines In Testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands
and seals this 8th day of March in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand Eight Hundred and fifty three
Signed sealed and delivered
Jonathan Tucker jr [LS]
Patience Tucker [LS]
Signed in presence of
Welcome Tucker
George B Browning
Washington R. Charlestown 8th 1853. Personally came before
me Jonathan Tucker and Patience Tucker wife of the said Jonathan
and acknowledged the within instrument by them said to be
their free and voluntary act Joseph S Griffin Justice of the Peace
Recorded April 1st 1853 by Chas Cross Clrk