The instrument's own words
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To have and to hold the said quitclaim premises with all the privileges and appur-
tenances thereto appertaining, as an undesirable, to her the said Phabe M Millcox her heirs
and assigns forever granting the same to her and them against all claims of the same by virtue
of any act out of bounds heretofore bar or done respecting the premises thus conveyed
In Testimony whereof we hereunto set our hands and Seals the 9th day of March 1833
Per Secretary
Ja D Jostlin Nathaniel W Westcott LS
Penelope Westcott LS
LS
LS
LS
County of Providence S In the city of Providence on this 12th day of
March AD 1833 then personally appeared the witness named Nathaniel
W Westcott before me and acknowledged the witness instrument by his signature
to this here act and deed, and at the same time and place personally
appeared the person named Penelope Westcott wife of the said Nathaniel W
Westcott before me and was examined freely and apart from her said husband
by me and after having read the within instrument shown and explained unto
her by me she declared unto me and acknowledged that she understood the
same that it was her free act and deed and she declared unto me that she
signed the Portunality and that she are not wish to retract the Same
Ja D Jostlin
Justice of the Peace
Revenue Act 11th 1819.
By Chas Cross T Clerk
Whereas the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island Province
at their Session held September 1833 Authorized Frances Beecronds
a member of the Management committee of Providence (in Charlestown) to sell and
convey a tract of land of three acres lying at the extremity of the town
owned by her and Elizabeth & to give a cross and value thereof
to the purchasing provided that said sale might undergo under the advice & directions
of George L Cox commissioner of the Revenue trust
Therefore now all men by these presents be it known that I the said Frances Be-
counds by the authority aforesaid and by the advice & direction of
said George L Cox trust certified by his signature hereunto affixed and in
consideration of the sum of thirty Dollars to sell said George L Cox in hand
payable to be returned by him subject to his control & to be by him
from time to time paid out & delivered for my support as the direction
of George L Cox Broker in state (in the County of Washington State of
Rhode Island) on the occasion as aforesaid he hereby acknowledge & he hereby give
grant bargain sell & convey unto said John A Jostlin his heir and assigns
forever a tract of land of three acres in said (Charlestown) containing three acres
and boundaries as follows: Viz North by bound of John Sutcliff East by the high way South partly on bound of Thomas Healds Rectory partly on bound of Carter and
on the West by the Market Street.
To have and to hold said granten and bargained premises with the privilege
and appurtenances thereof to him said John A Jostlin his heir and assigns
forever In Testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands
forever
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and seals this 26th day November 1853
In Presence of
Joseph T. Coffier
Benjamin Green
Frances Boemoes J.P.
George W Cross L.S.
Washington Co Charleston town Nov 26th 1853
Personally came before me Frances Boemoes & George W Cross and
acknowledged the within instrument by them signed to be their free
& voluntary act
Joseph T. Coffier
Justice of the Peace
[Diagram of plot of land]
North 80 W 11 44
Area 3 Acres
South 80 E 11 44
15 14'
27 2'
15 14'
Received Dec 3rd 1853
by Elias Brown T.G.
Book 29 pg 26
18 11 44'
Whereas Robert Hazard (one of said Joseph) f. Charleston
Rhode Island on the 1st day of August AD 1840 made &
executed a Mortgage Deed of absolute trust of land in
said town containing one hundred and seventy acres more or
less bounded Northerly by the line of the Wrights lots & lanes
bounded Northeasterly by the line of the Wrights lots & lanes
bounded Easterly by the line of Edward Millers
bounded Southeasterly by the line of Robert Moore & Westward by the line of Christopher E
Champignon now belonging to the said C. Moore or his heirs & bounded westerly with
all appurtenances it bound’s to the said Robert Hazard by Deeds from
Jordan Champignon to Mr. Joseph Millery Administrator of the Estate of
Nehemiah Edward Millery For secure the payment of a debt due from
Nehemiah Edward Millery to Jordan Champignon having since then
made to the Estate of Edward Millery note on the 18th day of February 1833
assigned over said Note & Mortgage act to Edna Potter of South-
Kingstown and has been appointed her successor as administrator over the
Estate of said Edward Millery for possession of said land has since
been delivered to said Edna Potter privately and the same is recorded in 16 bundles
of the Town records under the General Registry of said State at their September
session of 1833 authorized said Potter to sell all the right title and interest
of said Estate unless to void Mortgage & debt & lane Mortgage and the
same after further adjustment was sold on the 13th day of June AD 1848
further auctioned to Randall Lawson of Charlestown who was the highest
bidder for the sum of fifteen hundred seventy five Dollars which sum
has since been fully paid
Now therefore I the said Edna Potter for the same consideration
& by said authority for hereby bargain sell assign & convey unto said Lawson
his heirs executors administrators & assigns all the right title & interest
of the Estate of said Edward Millery has or which I now have
as Administrator thereof in to the said Mortgage Deed and the net
debt secure thereby and the land described in said Mortgage Deed
with all the Buildings & appurtenances To have and hold