6/8/1854 · DEED · book 8 page 59 doc 10682

Know all men by these presents that I Oliver G. Tappenden of Westerly in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island for and in consideration of the sum of seventy Seven Hundred and twelve 6 [?] New Dollars paid unto me by Albert G. Langworthy of the Town County and State aforesaid I the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge as as by these presents bargain sell convey and confirm unto the said Albert G. Langworthy his Heirs and Assigns forever all the right title and interest I have in all that tract of Land of the town said Town of Westerly known by the name of the Gov. Moore Farm containing by estimation four hundred acres of Land or there about more or Less also one or more lot or parcel of Land called the New House Lots not containing by estimation fourteen acres of Land more or Less also one other one or more lot or parcel of Land formerly owned by Levi Josephs Noyes and in the plantation of his Estate Decreased containing by acmea- urement one hundred and fifteen acres and twelve rods eighty eight acres of which is North of the Dead Leaf Spring from the Moore Line to Johnes Noyes house and the remainder lying seventy seven acres and seventy rods southerly of said Dead Leaf Spring with the privilege of a going to gather brush up and up the fallows seaweed seaweeds as set forth in a certain indenture dated area Dec 17th 1812 and recorded Dec 23d 1812 the Land above described are bounded as follows to wit Northwesterly on the Road that Runs East partly on wit Northwesterly on the Road that Runs East partly on Land formerly owned by Oliver Dexter and partly on Land formerly owned by Joseph Noyes and partly on Land Decreased Fourth South owned by Johnes Noyes and partly on said Forested North East partly on Land owned partly on Moore Decr partly on Land owned partly on Land formerly ow partly on the sea and Westerly partly on Land formerly ow partly on Land owned by Oliver Millery partly Land of Benjamin Millery and partly on Land of Oliver Millery North Also one undivided Third part of a certain big square piece of Land purchased three quarters of a new and fresh square piece of Land purchased of the Heirs of William Millery one certain lot or parcel of Land situated in Charlestown in said County of Washington lying on the North side of the Homestead farm of the late Captain Isaac Tappenden Sundries which was set off to Tappenden Sundries as officer by the Deed to James H. Moore Thomas & Joseph Noyes dated Dec 2d 1814 containing by estimation thirty four acres more or less also one other lot of Land bounded Southerly on Land of Asa Bound North easterly and Westerly on Land of Edward Millery North easterly on Land off to Tappenden Sundries and Easterly on Land of Sandford Noyes containing by estimation eleven acres more or less all of which lots a tract of Land herein granted were formerly owned by Thomas Clay Decr and were moreover conveyed by Deed of trust to Abraham Richman and Asa Hart Charlestown Court College for the use and benefit of Anna Maria green and Asa Hart Millery Green and Asa Hart Millery Maria his sole consign to Trustee Clerk Date of the said Decree by Deed dated 27 June 1838 however on Page 396 Vol 4 Page 396 Land Conveyance of Book Residence of Westerly and Book 10 Page 396 Land Conveyance of Book during and were conveyed to the said Albert G. Langworthy with a Cedar T. Tappenden by the Heirs of Isaac Plucl Clerk Date wrote March 1807 AD 1857 except what was owned by said Albert G. Langworthy being one undivided Portion where of the purchase of Samuel Clark the said Lands and Premises are subject to the Right of Life and Estate of Elizabeth Clark Widow Meoning and intending by these presents to convey to the said Albert G. Langworthy his Heirs and Assigns forever all the right title and interest I have in the Premises

68 before discovered by virtue of a deed from the Heirs of said Russel Clark to said Albert B Langworthy and myself dated March 21st 1851 and recorded in Book 40 19 page 115 No 40 to which reference is hereby made To have and to hold the above described and granted premises with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging to their Heirs the said Albert B Langworthy his Heirs and assigns forever First I said Oliver D Saunders solely as my Heirs Executors and Administrators and Assigns as covenant with said Albert B Langworthy his Heirs Albert B Langworthy his Heirs and assigns unless the same to happen to save Oliver D Saunders and his Heirs and assigns forever And I Frances E Saunders wife of said Oliver D Saunders in consideration of the sum of money paid by my said Husband as aforesaid to me three hundred release and forever quit claim all my right of dower power and power of thirds in the premises unto the said Albert B Langworthy his Heirs and assigns forever In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals at Westerly specified this 25th day of March A D 1852 Oliver D Saunders L S Frances E Saunders L S In presence of J Franklin Cross J Robert Cross State of Rhode Island ss Washington Co Westerly Sunday 25th March 1852 personally appear Oliver D Saunders and Frances E Saunders who signed and sealed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same to be their own free act and deed Before me J Robert Cross Town Clerk Town Clerks Office Westerly R August 2nd 1852 Recd for Record at 11 oClock in this office J Robert Cross Town Clerk Recorded in Book 59 89 Page 237 of Land Evidence Records J Robert Cross Town Clerk Recorded June 8th 1884 By J Robert Cross Town Clerk I know all men by these presents that I Thomas A Reed of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island for and consideration of a certain Mortgage Deed dated April 14th 1845 for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars given by me to George M Brandall of said Charlestown and whereas the said Brandall has since then discharged having received payment in full to his satisfaction on the same hereby Release waive and forever quit claim unto the said George M Brandall his Heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land with a Dwelling house and other buildings thereon standing containing three quarters of an acre situate recessed and laid out in Charlestown and bounded as follows namely firstly bounded on the North by Bernards & Henzens by a stone form from the Highway Easterly in such direction as to divide a mill of water equally between the said Bernards & Henzens & George M Brandall easterly on its length coming to Land of DeLand & Hopson the boundary bounding Easterly by said Hopson his wife & heirs and Southerly by Land of Thankfull I reserve however the right to the Highway & Waterlots by said Hopson To have and to hold the same together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging to him new the said George M Brandall his Heirs and Assigns forever