The instrument's own words
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Know all men by these presents that I Frances Macomber fo
the A Macomber and Selly L Macomber et al of bastardly boundary
Washington State of Rhode Island and in consideration of the sum
of ten dollars to be paid over the said Frances Macomber for
We the people Macomber variance the receipt of which we hereby
acknowledge and for the purposes herein after expressed do hereby
grant remise release quitclaim to our babe Albert and to her
heirs forever to be held true toward forever only for the purpose of
a burying ground for our family and connected parts fifty square feet
and bound the burying ground must be located on the part of land bounding
on the east on path M Macombers line and to be laid out in such
shape as will be most convenient for this purpose however expressed
that the right to pass over our land to said burying ground and the
paths formerly used for this purpose
To have and to hold the said land to the same to her heirs mother and
to her heirs forever in trust only for the purposes above mentioned
In witness whereof we hereunto set our hands and seals this laundry
eighth day of December Ad 1860.
In presence of
William J Slog
Frances Macomber
Moly A Macomber
Selly L Macomber
State of Rhode Island ss
Washington Co
The honorable in said county on this 28th day of
December 1860. personally appeared Frances Macomber fo
Moly Macomber and Selly L Macomber and acknowledged the foregoing
instrument and severally acknowledged the same to be their own free
voluntary act and deed
Before me
W Turner P Coy Notary Public Notary
Recorded for Meen in Charlestown January 28th 1861
at 11 o'clock A.M.
Reference Feb. 1st 1861
By Charles Coons Town Clerk
Know all men by these presents that we Shuman S Bunting and
Dennis S Bunting ly ourselves of ForeignKey County of Albany State
of New York and Olive Oliver our neighbor of Connecticut Thomas A Connor and
M Connor and John N Taylor Guardians of Charles A Connor a minor and
the aggregate owners of one parcel of Charlestown County of Washington state of
Rhode Island situated on Providence plantation over the same part’s whereas
certain of shipment Afterwards on the other part aforesaid that whereas
the other party S Bunting s Bunting our husband Silas Potter and Olive
Oliver our husband T Connor George G Porter’s Potter and W Potter ly
near to Chart’s of Charlestown state Rhode Island accordance and do by
these presents convey to the above named George W Connor for himself
citizens of fifty dollars for and pay our Shuman S Bunting s Bunting and Olive Potter
one night once and Thomas G George G Porter and Jordan for Charles lo
hams one and one fourth nightly check meeting 5.75 acres lying west
nights in the east on said land parcel bounding by Williams W Connor
receipt whereof we do acknowledge with satisfaction and peace do here by
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where and forever quitclaim unto The said Thomas W. Ennis his heirs representatives executors
administrators or assigns all the right title, and interest he have in some certain
pieces or parcels of land undermentioned, and in common with others lying and being
situated in said town hereinafter aforesaid containing by his estimation approximately one hundred acres
be it more or less or there abouts bounded as follows to wit: Lot No 1 beginning at the
north side of a highway running westerly between southwesterly on line of Charles Burdick's
lot north on line of Panton’s Residence & Barton’s Lot corner southeasterly on line of Thomas Ennis’s
lot then home westerly on line of Mary Seggs to the first mentioned house then east
but first beginning at South westerly corner of said first mentioned house then westerly on side
of Mr. Panton’s lot easterly on line of Thomas Ennis’s then southeasterly on line of
Joseph Potter to the first mentioned house Lot No 2 beginning at
the southeast corner of the first mentioned lot southeasterly and southeasterly on line of
Thomas Ennis’s lot easterly on line of Dennis Ennis’s to Fornivald’s house then northwesterly
up near river then to the first mentioned house together with part of a
piece of land other than the foregoing belonging thereto reference being made to the plat maps
more or less description of the whole
I have and do hereby sell and convey together with all the privileges and
appurtenances thereto belonging or in any manner appertaining inconveniences
of the aforementioned sum of fifty dollars for the said premises quitclaim all my
right title and interest in and unto the aforesaid premises it being the same Estate that I had owned as my own from my father
Joseph Ennis late of Westerly who reputed the following purchase executed and
that End corners square any the damages delivered and attained they the boundaries
witnessed by the Rev. J. S. Panton’s Residence & Barton’s lot now called
the said Thomas W. Ennis his representatives administrators or Assigns forever to
his heirs hopeful and forever forever And we the undersigned Susan G. Ennis
& Joseph Ennis, the said Thomas W. Ennis & George H. Ennis
and John W. Tucker Operation to certify the bounds of Ennis lot for the purpose of
extending Administrators or Assigns in accordance with the said Thomas W. Ennis
that we are well warrant amiable defend to the said Thomas W. Ennis
his Executors Administrators their Heirs forever against the lawful
claims of all persons the witness whereof have hereunto set
our hands and official seal and state this twenty sixth day of May of the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty only this 26th day of May of 1860
Jane the penne of
D. W. Patterson
Witnesses:
George H. Ennis
John W. Ennis
James W. Manning
H. W. W. White
Benjamin Kingston
Welcome Tucker
Witnesses to signatures
Cyn Potter Isabella E. Ellis
Susan G. Burdick L S
Edwin P. Burdick L S
Thomas W. Ennis L S
George H. Ennis L S
Omn Potter L S
Phobe E Potter L S
John W. Tucker Guardian L S
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence ss - On the 26th day of May 1860 before me
Notary public come Susan G. Burdick and Edwin P. Burdick to wit known
to be the persons described above and appeared the wife requested her
to the First granted deed dated 1852 who reputed the wife there under named
and acknowledged that the said Susan G. Burdick and his wife
on a separate consideration separate and apart from her Husband acknowledged
signed the expiration the same freely and without fear or compulsion
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sion of her said husband $\text{Att: W. H. Hoffman j.p.}$
State of New York $\begin{cases} \text{ } \\ \text{Allegany County Clerk's office} \end{cases}$ I John W. Coleridge Clerk of said
County and of the Council thereof the local’y certify that Henry H Hoffman
before me the annexed instrument in duplicate was proved or acknowledged a part
of it signed at the time of taking before such proof or acknowledgment a part
of the same hence in name for Alice, County Clerk’s office, now and hereafter
to take the same and that I am satisfied that he made such acknowledgment with full
and ready will’s believe that the signature to said certificate of proof or
acknowledgment is genuine and that said instrument is executed
any other than alleged adversity to the hours of this date
as witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
L.S. Official seal of Belmont in said County this $12^{\text{th}}$ day of $\frac{\text{July}}{\text{1860}}$
$\text{Geo. W. Green Clerk's Deputy Allegany County}$
State of Connecticut $\begin{cases} \text{Winstam County} \end{cases}$
at New London Sept $17^{\text{th}} 1860$ Show personally appeared Owen
Teller and Adeline M. Teller his wife and swore each individually upon oath
of the foregoing instrument & both acknowledged the same to be the
their free act and deed before me a separate examination was
made by me separate oath from her husband of the same After she equally
act acknowledged said deed freely voluntarily upon no compulsion of her said
husband $\text{Gilbert W. Shuffler Justice of the State}$
State of Rhode Island & Providence Co.
at Wolcott, July $15^{\text{th}} 1861$ Came George The last
signer of this transferring deed and acknowledged the name to be his free
and voluntary act $\text{---}$ before me $\text{George B Cross}$
$\text{Justice of the State}$
at Kingston July $15^{\text{th}} 1860$ Personally appeared Thomas E Enni
and acknowledged this writing deed to be his free act and deed
$\text{---}$ before me $\text{Joshua Gardner}$
$\text{Justice of the State}$
State of Rhode Island $\begin{cases} \text{Charlestown} \end{cases}$ Sept $10^{\text{th}} 1866$
Continuously appeared John W Taylor Guardian to Clarissa E Enni
$\text{C}$ who act acknowledged this writing deed to be his free act and deed
$\text{---}$ before me $\text{Paul M Colash Justice Peace}$
$\text{Conveyed to h. Heave Jan } 30^{\text{th}} 1864$
$\text{at } 11 \text{ West Lake St, N.Y.}$
$\text{Rec. regd Sept } 1^{\text{st}} 1861$
$\text{By } \text{Coler} \text{ Cross J. Cllk}$