The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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4/2/1862 · DEED · book 8 page 398 doc 11070

From HOXSIE WELCOME A life, HOXSIE MARY ANN life
To TUCKER WILLIAM C life
Consideration fifty dollars
Premises eighty acres more or less · lot or parcel of land (Collockton, Charlestown)

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

◀ 1853 · DEED · BROWNING JOHN B; BROWNING HANNAH E → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 8 p 10
◀ 1773 · DEED · SHEFFIELD NATHANIEL; TEFFT NATHAN; TEFFT ISABEL; SHEFFIELD REBECCA → HOXSIE MARY · book 3 p 112
◀ 1859 · POWER OF ATTORNIEY · KENYON SAMUEL → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 8 p 276
◀ 1838 · MORTGAGE · WATSON JOB H → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 6 p 411
◀ 1838 · DEED · PECKHAM BENJAMIN F → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 6 p 456
◀ 1834 · DEED · LEWIS MARY; STANTON SAMUEL ADMINISTRATOR; LEWIS SIMEON P ESTATE OF → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 6 p 309
◀ 1832 · DEED · BROWNING STEPHEN → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 6 p 259
◀ 1828 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · WARD SAMUEL; CROSS JOSEPH; CROSS MARTHA → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 6 p 109
◀ 1827 · DEED · LEWIS SIMEON P; LEWIS MARY → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 6 p 140
◀ 1826 · MORTGAGE · KINYON DORCAS; KINYON JOHN A → HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 6 p 120
◀ 1819 · DEED · HEALY JOSEPH; HEALY ALICE; HEALY JOHN → HOXSIE JOHN C; HOXSIE WELCOME A · book 5 p 404

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

▶ 1866 · DEED · KENYON HAZARD G; KENYON RUTH L; TUCKER WILLIAM C; TUCKER DORCAS A → RHODE ISLAND ASSOC OF FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCHES · book 9 p 78

The instrument's own words

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388 To all people to whom these presents shall come, We Welcome A Horsie and Mary Ann Horsie wife of the said Welcome of Northfield in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island said Providence District know ye that we the said Welcome A Horsie and Mary Ann Horsie for our own consideration of the sum of fifty dollars to us in hand before the uttering hereof well and truly paid by William Colcock of Charlestown county and state specify the receipt thereof we by these presents acknowledge and are thereupon fully satisfied instructed and paid and thereof all and every of our rights requests assets and discharges invest the said Welcome Colcock his heirs executors and administrators forever by these presents here given grant bargain sell alienate uttermost conveyed and confirmed they have by these presents fully and lawfully sold given granted bargain sold alienate uttermost convey and confirm unto the said Welcome Colcock his heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or parcel of land situated in Collockton aforesaid comprising eighty acres more or less be the same more or less and is some of the land over flow from Pemaquid and Welcome A Horsie brought of fellow boundary having then to their needs of said lot for a particular description of the same said land is enclosed within the boundaries of said Charlestown descriptions of the same said land is enclosed within the boundaries of said Charlestown here to hold the said grants and bargains forever in those tracts with the appurtenances privileges and conveniences to the same belonging or any other appurtenances say to have the said heirs executors and assigns forever to the said heirs their only purpose since he hath and heretofore has’d the said grants for answers and warrants administrators to covenant promise and grant to and with the said William Colcock the heirs and assigns against all and every the bounding here as reputable and lawful possessors of the above bargained premises and against all other persons of the same and over our own right property good project and title for all eternity to grant in her simple and have in our good and lawful right forever and more for a warranty to grant bargain sell convey same and confirm everything in the same unto him and his heirs forever in the year 1862 said Welcome Colcock his heirs and assigns shall have and enjoy from in and forever and to them forever forever described by a poll and notice of these presents limited forever particularly observed they have both signed and sealed the said indenture and bargain and sale instrument with the appurtenances of the same freely and clearly bargained premises and with the appurtenances of the same freely and clearly appertained conveniences and with all members of form of other gifts grants bargains sales alienations entails estates premises tenements improvements buildings and conveniences of what manner or nature whatsoever improvements buildings and conveniences of what manner or nature whatsoever any manner or estate of tenement or animal wide or big this present deed witnesseth that the said boundaries for answers and for our heirs representatives and administrators covenant engage that the above described premises be limited to the C Colcock his heirs and assigns against the further claims or demands of any person whatsoever as tenants forever to covenant promise and confirm by these presents The above witnessed our hand and seal witnessed our hand and seal at Northfield in the day of March At 1862 By these presents of Witnessed Witnessed Welcome A Horsie L.S. Mary A Horsie L.S. State of Rhode Island Washington Co Northfield March 3 1862 then personally appeared Welcome A Horsie & Mary Ann Horsie his wife and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be their free act and deed to be their free act and with the said Mary Ann having been examined by me privately and apart from her said husband and having said instrument shown & explained to her by me she being duly declared Married for Anne April 1 1861 the same to her free act but that she did not wish to retract the same Saml D Cross Court Clerk O L Clark M and Survive the Cross Town Clerk Before me Saml D Cross Court Clerk

The page as recorded

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