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4/23/1858 · MORTGAGE · book 8 page 225 doc 10868

From WEEDEN GEORGE life
To KNOWLES JOHN T life
Premises seven acres · Land in Fishkettle and Clearstone (Fishkettle, Narragansett, Clearstone, Coventry, Sherbrook river)

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1851 · DEED · FAXON ELISHA; FAXON MARIAH L; FAXON SARAH A; FAXON ELISHA JR → WEEDEN GEORGE · book 7 p 433
◀ 1850 · MORTGAGE · KNOWLES ELIZABETH R; KNOWLES JOHN T → FAXON ELISHA; WEEDEN GEORGE · book 7 p 397
◀ 1850 · ASSGN LEASE/RENTS · KNOWLES JOHN T → FOXON ELISHA; WEEDEN GEORGE · book 7 p 405

Forward — where this land went

The grantee's later conveyances, by name — the man, not necessarily this land; the one that cites this deed as its source is the land

▶ 1859 · DEED · KNOWLES ELIZABETH R; KNOWLES JOHN T → CLARK CHARLES; CLARK SIMEON P · book 8 p 303
▶ 1864 · LEASE · HOXSIE JOSEPH; KNOWLES JOHN T → KNOWLES JOHN T; HOXSIE JOSEPH · book 8 p 526

The instrument's own words

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Know all men by these presents that I George Wicken of Fishkettle in the town of Narragansett in the state of Rhode Island now in consideration of the sum of dollars to me paid by John S[---] resident of East Greenwich in the county of Kent in said state the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged do hereby for his son given grant bargain sell and convey unto him the said John S[---] his heirs there and assigns forever all that certain body of land and acre in Fishkettle and containing seven acres and beyond a more and a less lying partly upon the main Road leading from the Sherbrook river near the house of [---] h[---] at a rock at the north east corner of said land bounded on the North by the lands of Simon [---] July 1807 age [---] one (1) chain thirty eight (38) rods to the south west with me[---] with the same line then south by the highly he [---] (12) degrees east has an obliquity (12) rods thence south east in the same direction three rods then north east one (1) chain one hundred and one (101) rods to the west of a rock near the old gate and then north east one (1) chain and five (5) rods to the north by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said town and then south by the high ly (12) degrees (12) rods to the North of the road of said
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226 Given to the said John S Knowles his Heirs and assigns for ever in the same manner and form as I the said George Winslow to myself and to my heirs executors and administrators do convey the Premises and grant to and with the said John S Knowles his Heirs and assigns all the tenements houses shops buildings gardens orchards lands meadows rights appurtenances conveniences and hereditaments whatsoever to the said premises belonging in the said town of Smithfield owner of the said premises and of the lawfully seized and possessed of the same in my said town during a just period of time’s absolute estate of inheritance in fee simple and that made it my good will to naming the same in manner and form as appearing that the said John S Knowles his Heirs and assigns shall have and may enjoy foreverly and quietly having full power and authority to make any lease of act and all manner of instruments conveying the same both here and hereafter to the said John S Knowles and the other to conveying the same further. Furthermore I the said George Winslow for myself and to my Heirs Executors and Administrators do agree and acknowledge the above mentioned premises to said John S Knowles his Heirs and assigns operate the sum total whereas i received my payment of several parcels of real estate lying under the three mileages (approximate) i say witness of persons whose souls be found by these presents (This Deed is dated in Providence on the two thousand and seven hundred and ninety first day of November, 1791) which i the said George Winslow am indebted to John S Knowles following, viz: The said amount of money to the following manner pieces in the same house in sayes & bobbins thirteen hundred merchandise and tailor, worth twelve Pounds ten shillings and six pence. Further the Cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ 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of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any conveyance and forty five pieces of cloth composed ten dresses’ some borrowed and any 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227 ley of Hands for five years of our lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty four, by day of June next following and unrevoked. In presence of [Signature] Benjamin R. Moore Benjamin R. Moore Washington St. George Weedon L.S. In the books of Richmonds His 3d day of April A.D. 1885 then personally appeared the within named George Weedon and acknowledged the seal to be his Seal and did execute voluntarily the within will before me [Signature] Benjamin Moore Justice of the Peace Recorded June 19th 1885 H. Walker Clerk Recorded June 28th 1885 By George Moore Town Clerk Know all men by these Presents that I George Weedon of Richmond in the County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island for and me no consideration of the premises foremost mine have made and set forth one of the sum of one dollar to me paid by William Scott of the City and County of Providence in said State his receipt whereof i hereby acknowledge to be truly given grant bargain sell and convey unto the said William Scott his Heirs and assigns forever certain lots of land as described in said Richmond and containing five acres and bounded as describes as follows viz Southesterly from the mains Road of the Providence turnpike Eastward hundred feet to a corner of a rock at the Southwest corner of said lot measured north west to a stone H. Thrace Southwesterly forty (40°) degrees east one (1) chain and eighty five (85) links to another rock marker on the stone wall then South easterly sixty two (62°) degrees seventy (70) links to another rock marked in the stone wall then South westerly forty (40°) degrees east one (1) chain and twenty nine (29) links to the east side of a road over the salt grass slope then South east thirty seven (37°) degrees east one (1) chain and thirteen (13) links to the south east side of said road then easterly eighty (80°) degrees east two (2) chains and eighty six (86) links to another stone wall then North eighty (80°) degrees east one (1) chain and seventy one (71) links to another stone South westerly (80°) feet three (3) chains four (4) chains to a stake and stone North seventy ninth forty five (79° 45') degrees West to a stake and stone on the south side of said turnpike then continuing on said turnpike to the first mentioned corner the other part situated in Clearstone in the town of Coventry County of Providence as the opposite side of said turnpike then it is bounded as follows viz North easterly one (1) chain three hundred feet to a stone wall then North easterly one (1) chain with a stake and stone situated in the North east corner of said lot then South east (30°) feet prolonging from the Northwest Hill Main 도로 boundary on said line by ten feet across Babcock's land by a highway or road a Bridge crossing said river then northwest on said river bank North fifty eight (58°) degrees west three chains and a stake and stone then North thirty nine (39°) degrees east three hundred feet to a stake and stone thence in a Straight line to the first mentioned corner as the land under water below the above described limits and the dam across

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