The instrument's own words
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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
Signed 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 15th 1856.
dep Clerkrd Cross O Cross
Know all men by these presents That I Joseph H. Luce of Westerly in
the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island execute for and in consider-
ation of the sum of Ten 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 and convey 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 the whole 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 South 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
staining by estimation seventy rods any more or less however otherwise occurring
to lands of George Wood and James B. Woode their heirs and assigns forever
moreover I do give and suffer and permitting
them 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 B. Woode by Isaac Burt by land of the Parish of Samuel
L. Stanton Deceased South by land of Isaac S. Browning and West by land
of the Church or however otherwise the same may be bounded containing
by estimation Sixty rods be this dame more or less Also my tenement right
in two rights and the one seventh of one undivided right was one then 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 and 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. Sprague
and running between North St and West St a direct line to build back
(to called) Case's Corner by land of Welcome S. Sprague South by the
East Road and West partly by land of Joseph G. Woode Crs
and partly by the Brook boundary belonging to the grantor theme running
by the First Road to the place of beginning or however otherwise the same
may be bounded containing by estimation twenty acres be 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
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ance Assigns forever And I the said Joseph H. Lewis do for myself
my Heirs Executors and Administrators covenant and engage to and with
the said Samuel and James S. Williams their Heirs and Assigns that I am
safely seised in fee of the premises aforesaid that I have good right to
sell and convey the same in manner aforesaid and that I will warrant
and defend the same to the said Samuel and James S. Williams their Heirs
and Assigns against the lawful claims and demands of all persons
whatsoever Further however at the request of the aforesaid Joseph H. Lewis he
consents that in the event of the premature death of my spouse Belinda he reserves
unto himself and his heirs forever quitclaim to the said Samuel and James S. Williams
their Heirs and Assigns forever all my right of Owner in case to the afore
described and granted premises
In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our Hands and Seals
at Providence this twenty fourth day of April in the year One thousand eight
hundred and fifty six (1856)
Executor in payment
Edward W. Bebeick
William P Cay Esq
Joseph H. Lewis L S
Nancy Lewis L S
State of Rhode Island &
Washington Co ss Providence Sub April 12th 1856
Personally appeared Joseph H. Lewis and Nancy Lewis his wife signers
and sealers of the foregoing instrument and acknowledge the same to be
their act sealing act and deed
Before me
William P Cay Esq Public Notary
Received for None April 21st 1856
at 50 polls A. l
Recorded May 8th 1856
by Charles Coates C Clerk
Know all men by these presents that I Mary now Bebeick
Wife of Augustus Bebeick of Pawtucket County of Washington and State of
Rhode Island declare for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred Dollars
to me in hand (before this now the taking and delivery of three banknotes and ten
notes payable by Charles Bebeick of Pawtucket in the County and State aforesaid
the receipt of which I hereby Acknowledge accordingly and myself Furthermore fully
satisfied free content and paid and More of the said Charles Bebeick is acquitted
clear’d freed and forever released and forever quitclaimed and by these presents
do freely and absolutely remise release loose waive forfeit quitclaim and by these presents
leave Patrick Bebeick this Her father and Assigns forever all the right title and
interest that I have of in and under certain Lot or piece horno or parcels of
land situated lying and being in the Town of Cumberland County and
State aforesaid containing by estimation four and one half
acres more or less and is called the Farmers Will lot lying and being
in Quasquicentness plot to be sold and conveyed as follows following
on North by Page and Corner Bebeicks land boundary on the hill road further
on Samuel T. Bebeick and Beloved William hello land and on the West
by Abel Panton’s heirs heirs land one other part on parcel of land called
the Primus Meadows in Quasquicentness Plot containing by estimation four
acres more or less and is bounded as follows on the North by
the Property of Abel Pantons heirs Eastly on beloved William hello land
and Samuel T. Bebeick land once on the South by Samuel T. Bebeick