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Trail: 10714

4/14/1855 · DEED · book 8 page 85 doc 10714

From NOYES ASA life, NOYES FRANCES A life
To BABCOCK ELIZABETH T life
Premises four acres · lot of land (Charlestown)
Also on this page: MORTGAGE WARD SAMUEL

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▶ 1855 · MORTGAGE · BABCOCK ELIZABETH T → WARD SAMUEL · book 8 p 85

The instrument's own words

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Know all men by these presents That we Francis A Noyes and Ada Noyes right of said Providence of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island whereas and in consideration of the Sums of the Sums of Three thousand dollars paid to us Elizabeth J Richards of said Charlestown the receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledging as hereby granted release and quit claim unto the said Elizabeth J Richards her heirs and assigns forever quit claim unto the said Elizabeth J Richards her heirs and assigns forever all the right title and interest which the said Francis A Noyes and Ada Noyes right of night where to own and to a certain lot of Land lying in said Providence of said Charlestown either in possession or reservation said land containing by estimation four acres be the same more or less bounded on the south by a stone wall through showing that the site enters formerly belonging to Thomas G. Barker late of said Charlestown deceased and bounded on the east by James M. Slater's East by land of George H. Welborn to bounded by the North East way and West by land of Sam Baldwin To have and to hold the same with all the privileges and appurtenances annexed to the same belonging to her the said Elizabeth J Richards her Heirs and assigns forever And we in the said Ada Noyes and Francis A Noyes for ourselves our Executors and Administrators do covenant with the said Elizabeth J Richards their heirs and assigns that we will warrant and defend the same to her the said Elizabeth J Richards her Heirs and Assigns forever against the Lawful claims of all persons claiming by hearing or under or for the legacies whereas whereof we hereunto set our hands and Seals this 6th day of April 1855 For presence of Constant Cross Asa Church Jr. Francis A Noyes LS Ada Noyes LS Washington St Charlestown Town April 6 to 1855. Personally came Asa Noyes and acknowledged the within instrument by him signed to be his free act and deed, Now Ada of the same time frame as A Noyes wife of the said Asa being examined privately and apart from her said Husband and having said instrument exhibited to her acknowledged that the Signatures this instrument are her own or composition from her said Husband and that the deed was not written to restrain her the same Before me Charles Cross Town Clerk Recorded April 14th 1855 By Charles Cross T Clk Know all men by these presents That I Elizabeth J Richards of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island for and in consideration of the sums of two hundred and fifty dollars paid to me Samuel Ward of said Charlestown the receipt whereof I as hereby acknowledge as hereby granted release and quit claim unto the said Samuel Ward his Heirs and Assigns forever all the right title and interest which I have in and to a certain lot of Land lying in said Providence containing by estimation four peres more or less bounded both by the South of James M. Slater's East by land of George H. Welborn to bounded by the North way and West by wards of Asa Church To have and to hold the same with all the privileges and appurten nances to the same belonging to him the said Samuel Ward his Heirs and assigns forever Proviso however and This Deed is on condition That Whereas the said Samuel Ward this day become accommodated

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