The instrument's own words
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James Green
Bros for Kenyon
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington St H M Richmond April 10th 1855. Then Caleb
Kenyon and Eleanor Kenyon personally appearing acknowledged the foregoing
to be their free act and deed Before me Brad ford Kenyon J P Lee
N C Knox L S
Orange County, Va
On this 8th day of June 1855 before me personally
came J C Knox to me known to be the individual described in and
who executed the within conveyance and acknowledged that he executed
the same
Lewis Little Justice of the Peace
Signea sealed delivered
and pressed of
H D Thompson
Nicholas Vincent L S
Sarah C Vincent L S
Madison County Va
On this 20th day of June 1855 before me
personally came Nicholas Vincent and Sarah C his wife to me
known to be the individuals described herein in one who executed the
within conveyance and acknowledged that they executed the same
and the said Sarah C acknowledged on a piece of wrote evidence
alone by me made apart from her husband that she executed the
said conveyance freely and without any fear or compulsion of their
H D Thompson Justice of the Peace
This is known April 2nd 1856
at E Clack J P
Receive April 21st 1856
by Charles Comes 5 $ 64 c
Know all men by this present That I Wm Boy Theo 17
(Charlestown) County of Washington State of Ohio inhabit Residence
Snyderon in consideration of twenty four Dollars paid to me by
Anthony Holden of the town and County aforesaid the receipt
whereof i hereby acknowledge to hereby give grant bargain sell
and convey and assign to the said Anthony Holden his Heirs and Assigns a certain
lot of land and all the Privileges and appurtenances to the same
belonging situated in Alston South by frontage Legacy Road West
not measured by chain or scale South by Legate Road West
by some bounds called Land South by the Adjoiners' lines and east
by some owned by William Coke or otherwise the property said
Lot consisting of wood lands about seven acres more or less
to have and to hold the above granted premises to the
said Anthony Holden his Heirs and assigns to him and his heirs
and assigns forever thus I the said Wm Boy and my heirs
for ourselves executors their Heirs and administrators do covenant with the
said Anthony Holden that he his Heirs and Assigns are and shall be lawful
seized in fee simple of the aforesaid premises That they are free
from all incumbrances that they have good right to sell and convey the
same to the said Anthony Holden his Heirs and Assigns forever as
aforesaid And that I will and my Heirs executors and Administrators
shall warrant and defend the same to the said Anthony Holden
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This Devise and Assigns forever against the Lawful claims and demands of all
persons
In Witness whereof we the said Perry Healy and Lucy Healy wife of Perry Healy,
in token of my release of all right and title of or to Devise in the granted premises
have hereunto set our hands and Seals at Charlestown opposite this 6th day of
April in the year 1856
In the Presence of
Job Saylor
Abel H. Stanton
Perry Healy, L.S
Lucy Healy, L.S
Washington S. Charlestown April 6th 1856.
Personally came Perry Healy and Lucy Healy and acknowledged the foregoing
deed to be their free and voluntary act
before me
Job Saylor Justice Peace
Filed for Record April 16th 1856
at the Office of
the Clerk R
Rhode Island 19th 1856.
dep. Crawford Cross C Clerk
Know all men by these presents That I Jenkin H. Luce of Westerly in
the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island situate for and in consider-
ation of the sum of Five Thousand Dollars to me paid by Samuel and James B
Woode both of Charlestown County of Washington and State of Rhode Island
do hereby give grant bargain sell convey and assign unto the said Samuel and James B Woode their heirs and assigns
forever a certain lot or parcel of land situate in said Town of Charlestown
in Charlestown with all the priviledges and appurtenances to the same belonging as is
bounded and described as follows namely on the North by Paul Read
on the South by land of Job S. Browning on the East by land of George
W. Wood and Benjamin S. Brown and West by the Mill Brook (the old one)
in Charlestown And however otherwise the same may be bounded containing
say containing by estimation seventy perches and as to the same more or less
bordering to land of George Wood and James B. Woode In gross a good and sufficient
possession also one other lot or parcel of land situate in said Town of
Charlestown with all the priviledges and appurtenances to the same belonging
said land is bounded and described as follows namely on the North by land of
the Parish of Samuel H. Brown’s Estate but land of the Parish of Samuel
Lenton Deceased on South by land of Hosea Browning and West by land
of Eli Chase Or however otherwise the same may be bounded containing
say by estimation Sixty acres to the same more or less Also my undivided
two rights and the one seventh of one undivided right was one other lot
or parcel of land situate in said Town of Charlestown with all the
priviledges and appurtenances to this same belonging together with the
Cedar swamp grove on the same also one other lot or parcel of
land hereinafter described and is bounded as follows
namely on the North side of the East road by land of Welcome S. Price
and running between North St and West St a direct line to build back
(to called) Case’s Corner by land of Welcome S. Price on the South by
the East Road and West partly by land of Joseph G. Woode Cls
and partly by the Bound fence belonging to the granter this same running
by the First Road to the place of beginning or however otherwise the same
may be bounded containing say by estimation twenty acres the same more
or less
So Have I and all my Well the above granted and
bargained premises to the said Samuel and James B Woode Their Heirs