The instrument's own words
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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 80 to which reference is hereby made
I have and to hold the above described and granted premises with all the
privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging to the same belonging to the Heirs the said Albert B
Langworthy his heirs and assigns forever Further I said Oliver D Saunders
and myself the Heirs Executors and Administrators and Assigns do covenant
and agree with said Albert B Langworthy his Heirs and Assigns that I will warrant and
defend the same to the same the Heirs Albert B Langworthy his Heirs and Assigns
forever And I Frances E Saunders wife of said Oliver D Saunders in
consideration of the sum of money paid my said Husband as aforesaid
by the said Heirs renounce 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 LS
Frances E Saunders LS
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 his wife 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 1859
By J Robert Cross Town Clerk
I know all men now 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 B 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
I George B Brandall release and forever quit claim unto the said George B Brandall
a certain lot or parcel of land with a
Dwelling house and other buildings thereon standing containing three
quarters of an acre situate retired and laid out in Charlestown and bounded as
follows namely firstly bounded on the North by Bernards & Henzens by a stone wall
form the Highway Easterly in such bearing as to divide a well of
water equally between the said Bernards & Henzens & George B Brandall easterly
on the East boundary coming to Land of Heartland & Hopson the boundary
Easterly by said Hopson dry side & Southerly by Land of Brandall
I George B Brandall hereby reserve to the Highway & Waterlots by said Hopson
I do have and to hold the same together with all the privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging to the same belonging to the said
George B Brandall his Heirs and Assigns forever
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In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal
this 6th day of June A.D. 1854
In presence of
John Stanton
Brightman Teacher
Thomas A Ponce L S
Washington dc — Charleston June 6 th 1854
Personally came before me Thomas A Ponce and acknowledged
that he had signed the preceding instrument by his Name signed to be his
free & voluntary act
Recorded June 9th 1854
by Chas Cross Clerk
Charles Cross C Clerk
Know all men by these presents that I George N Crandall of
Charleston County of Washington tow n State of Rhode Island for and
in consideration of the sum of one hundred Dollars to me in hand paid by Frank B Ponce
signing and sealing hereof well and truly paid by Frank B Ponce
of the Town County and State aforesaid the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge
and say that I George N Crandall do hereby grant and convey unto
unto the said Frank B Ponce his Heirs the fees and privileges
forever of a certain tract of land lying in Charlestown aforesaid
consisting of one hundred and twenty acres more or less bounded on the
east on such a tract of land lying in the bounding boundary by a
certain line running from the Highway
Lane of Brenton & Olney by a certain running from the Highway
Carrillo in such a way as to cover some water equally Letton
the said George N Crandall forty rods south east eight chains coming to the
boundary of Rhode Island and then running easterly by said Hazard
of Rhode Island and then to Land of Frank B Ponce twenty
rods north east South westerly by said Highway with a dwelling
house any other buildings standing on the same
I George N Crandall do further bind organize and guarantee
premises unto all the privileges appurtenances belong to the
premises with all the advantages always and forever to support and Maintain
said Frank B Ponce his Heirs and others forever conditioning
her above the fence against the aforesaid Howard land which may be
necessary to enclose the aforesaid granted premises and not
to suffer intoxicating Liquors to be sale thereon
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
seal this 6th day of June A.D. 1854
George N Crandall L S
In presence of
Joseph H Buffer
Brightman Teacher
Washington tow n Charleston June 6 th 1854
Personally came before me George N Crandall and acknowledged the
preceding instrument by him signed to be his free and voluntary act
Recorded June 9 th 1854
by Chas Cross Clerk
Charles Cross C Clerk