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6/1/1859 · DEED · book 8 page 285 doc 10945

From CRANDALL JAMES H life
To WILLCOX MARIA
Premises twelve perches and three rods · lot known as the derrick lot now known Standing Stones (Bristol)

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mortgage Francis W Clarke
“mortgage of said land to a sum of eight hundred twenty five dollars given by me to the said Francis W Clarke”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
read by: gemma

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

◀ 1859 · DEED · HOXSIE ASA T; HOXSIE NANCY B; CLARK MAXON G; CLARK HANNAH W; WILLCOX M → CRANDALL JAMES H · book 8 p 283
◀ 1858 · DEED · ROSS LOIS; SISSON NANCY S; SISSON LIBBUS; MACOMBER DANIEL H; MACOMBER → CRANDALL JAMES H · book 8 p 214

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 · HOXSIE ASA T; HOXSIE NANCY B; CLARK MAXON G; CLARK HANNAH W; WILLCOX M → CRANDALL JAMES H · book 8 p 283

The instrument's own words

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285— Know all men by these presents that I James H Crandall of Bristol in this County of Bristol and State of Rhode Island etc for and in consideration, of the sum of five hundred dollars to me paid by one Maria Hilles of said Bristol (the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge) do hereby grant, give, grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Maria Hilles her heirs and assigns forever a certain lot of Land situated in said Bristol known as the derrick lot containing twelve perches and three rods now known Standing Stones bordering the land of James H Crandall and the land of the city on the east on the north land of Joseph Simmons bordering the land of Crandall on the west But the said land of James H Crandall and I do hereby reserve unto the Defendant Said & the Defendant’s Heirs forever however otherwise conveyed to him reserved and set off, above more or less To have and to hold the same with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to her the said Maria Hilles her heirs and assigns forever against our said friends Crandall for myself my heirs executors & administrators etc covenant with said Maria Hilles her heirs & assigns that I do and lawfully possess in fee of the premises that they are free of all incumbrances except for the mortgage of said land to a sum of eight hundred twenty five dollars given by me to the said Francis W Clarke of Bristol (the State of Connecticut) and that I have good right to sell and convey the same to said Maria Hilles to hold as aforesaid and that I will warrant spin same to said Maria Hilles her heirs her own services forever against the claims of anyone of all persons except the above mentioned deed The condition of the above written deed is that if the said James H Crandall heirs executors or administrators shall fail to pay to said Maria Hilles the sum of five hundred and some five dollars over before the 27 day of May 1869 another witness interest on the same said land found here the aforementioned deed as as otherwise wrote of home bearing seal made with these presents given to me side Maria Hilles of the payment of the sum aforementioned together with the interest at the time aforesaid should be paid otherwise shall remain in full force In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal This 27th day of May 1869 In presence S. B. Bessie Ph. H. Coffin James H Crandall Ss Washington Charlestown May 27th 1869 Personally came before me James H Crandall and acknowledged a this preceding instrument being the same signed to be his free and voluntary act Joseph H Coffin Justice of the Peace Received for Record May 27th 1869 S. G. Clarke R. M. Recorded June 1st 1869 Chas. Ames C. Clerk

The page as recorded

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