5/25/1853 · DEED · book 8 page 16 doc 10632

16 After the swear at worcester in the County of Worcester aforesaid before me personally came Alfred W. Barry and Sarah B his wife and Martha B Cross and decently acknowledged that they had executed the within Deed poll for all the purposes therein mentioned and the said Sarah B on a private examination separately and apart from her husband acknowledged that she executed the same freely and without any force or compulsion of her husband and at the same time there also appeared before me Wright Cross being lawfully sworn give evidence and say that he was acquainted with Alfred W Barry and Sarah B his wife and Martha B Cross and knew them to be the persons described in & who executed the seals to whose witness they were present and making such acknowledgement which is to me satisfactory evidence of these facts Henry Hill — A commissioner in & for (L.S.) Massachusetts appointed by the Governor of Rhode Island & Providence Plantations to take the acknowledgement of Deeds & etc Recorded May 17th 1853 By Charles Cross I Clerk I Randall Sisson of Charlestown Rhode Island hereby do de- liver to Elisha R Potter of Rhode Island in the Estate of Edward Millson and peaceable possession of a tract of land situated in Charlestown containing one hundred & forty acres more or less bounded southerly by the highway that runs by land of J B By the highway East on land formerly Edward Millson's being the same mortgaged by Robert Hoyne as executor assigned to said Elisha and by 20 shillings acknowledged to be his voluntary act & deed To hold the same for the purpose of foreclosure Charlestown May 23 (1853) Randall Sisson Charlestown May 23 1853 We certify that the said Randall Sisson died in our presence deliver to the said Elisha R Potter for the said purpose possession of the premises described & the said Elisha make peaceable & open entry thereon & took actual possession thereof Augustus Burdick Christopher R Champlin Charlestown Rhode Island May 23 1853 Randall Sisson acknowledged the foregoing delivery to be his voluntary act & deed Before me Joseph H Griffin Justice of the Peace Recorded may 25th 1853 By Charles Cross I Clerk