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3/25/1863 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · book 8 page 337 doc 11003

From DAVIS P JR
To MACOMBER BENJAMIN life
Consideration three hundred dollars
Premises none · lot of land with home on east side of highway (Charlestown, Cross Mill)
Also on this page: MORTGAGE DAVIS PRESERVED JR

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▶ 1871 · DEED · MACOMBER BENJAMIN; MACOMBER PENELOPE C → HOLDEN CHARLES · book 9 p 133
▶ 1872 · DEED · SMITH WILLIAM H; MACOMBER BENJAMIN; MACOMBER PENELOPE C; HISCOX JOHN; → STEPHENS ANNA E; STEVENS ANNA E · book 9 p 171

Bounded by

Samuel He · Silas Cross

The instrument's own words

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337 Know all men that I Benjamin Macumber of Charlestown in this county of Washington and State of Rhode Island st. for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to me paid by Succeeded Davis for my said Close. This receipt witnesseth that I do hereby acknowledge to be the sole grant, bargain sell and convey unto how from the same Succeeded Davis his heirs and assigns forever A certain lot of land lying in said Charlestown in and about other buildings therein and thereunto belonging and is bounded as follows beginning at the highway running from Cross Mill to the south part, and running bounded by lands of Samuel He one hundred feet south easterly, by said Main road one hundred feet to land of Rhoda Cross Province Northly by said highway one hundred feet to said highway, running Southly by said highway one hundred feet to the place of beginning together with the home Standing on the east side of said highway. To have and to hold the same with all the purity and appurtenances thereof to the said Succeeded Davis for his heirs and assigns forever. And I the said Benjamin Macumber for myself my heirs executors and administrators do warrant with the said Succeeded Davis for his heirs and assigns That I am the sole owner and lawful owner of the above described premises and that I will warrant and defend the same to the said Succeeded Davis for his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons what so ever. And I Penelope Macumber my wife of the said Benjamin Macumber for the consideration above mentioned paid my said husband Macumber do release and quit claim into the said Succeeded Davis for his heirs and assigns forever all my right of dower and power of spouse in and to the aforesaid premises put forth. Provided however and the said deed is an condition that that I the said Benjamin Macumber and my heirs executors and administrators shall not buy sell or cause to be sold the premises to the said Succeeded Davis for his heirs and assigns together with the administrators of the same together with the sum of four hundred dollars on the same together with interest accrued thereon as a penalty the same within one year also as a covenant and stipulation given by my said wife Benjamin Mac Macumber to the said Succeeded Davis for for the specified sum of four hundred dollars the same given on written date within three months should he write Succeeded Davis to remain on and pay fore and retire - In witness whereof we here presents our hands and seals the 23 day of September the 1860 In presence of Benjamin Macumber Charles Cross Penelope Macumber Caroline Cross Washington Co Charlestown Oct 4th 1860 Personally appeared Benjamin Macumber and Penelope Macumber signers and sealers of the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same to be their act and deed Before me Charles Cross Town Clerk Recorded for Registry Oct 4th 1860 at 8 o Clock P M and recorded by Charles Cross Town Clerk

The page as recorded

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