7/14/1862 · DEED · book 8 page 406 doc 11079

46 State of Rhode Island Washington Co --- Westerly --- May 17th 1864, Personally appeared Charles Belknap Owner of the within instrument and acknowledged the same to be his free voluntary act and deed hereunto have and seal Before me Brunson Brown Justice of the Peace Received for Record June 3rd 1864 at 2 O'Clock P.M. and recorded by Charles Cross Town Clerk Brown Clerk Know all men by these presents that I Samuel B. Hague of North Kingston Rhode Island and John H. Allen of Westerly Rhode Island for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred Dollars to me paid by Thomas A. Shores of Charlestown aforesaid the receipt whereof I acknowledge by these presents do hereby sell convey and forever warrant and confirm unto the said Thomas and his heirs assigns forever and any questions whatever unto the said Thomas his heirs and assigns forever all the right title and interest property claim and demand whatever my right or heritage to share or other in and not to a certain lot of land lying in said town of Charlestown called the Middle Lot containing about five perches on a corner wall bordering on the north about twenty and twelve perches on a corner wall bordering on the east about one rod twelve perches bordering on the south by a line parallel to the North line aforesaid the East line to a point in a right line with the West line of the said lot now conveyed by the North line the Hunger North L. Cross and West line the Hazard line Whereas the said lot was formerly one and a half acres and a portion of the premises that not authorized longer or long share the said share the said share the said share on the premises hereby reserved out of the first part of the lot now conveyed before said Shore some of the first part of the hereby conveyed lot that the first part of the lot now conveyed before said Shore some of the first part of the hereby conveyed lot be in the same right line before described and as measured by the last line of the hereby conveyed lot with his heirs and assigns secure and save and maintain all the last line of the hereby conveyage whereas attend to hold the same unto the said Thomas his heirs and assigns forever and for his heirs executors and assigns forever to apprehend the same to the said Thomas his heirs and assigns forever and for his heirs executors and assigns void the aforementioned right claim and demands of all persons claiming the same by torch or write or in any whatever manner in concord with the said Thomas his heirs and assigns forever and seal this indenture offered the aforementioned premises to secure to the said Thomas his heirs and assigns forever against the Natural claims and demands of all persons claiming the same by torch or write or in any manner whatsoever Have hereunto set our hands and seals this fourteenth day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and sixty four Signed sealed marked and delivered Hazard G. Hazard L.T. In presence of John Linson John W. Money L.P. I Caroline N. Hazard wife of the aforesaid Hazard hereby relinquish my right of dower to the within described premises Witness to signature of Caroline N. Hazard by L. Clerk Washington Co --- Westerly --- February 17, 1865 Personally appeared Hazard G. Hazard and John W. Money signers and sealers of the bottom and preceding instrument and did acknowledge the same to be their voluntary act and deed Before me Paul M. Clark Justice Peace Received for Record July 7th 1865 at 11 O'Clock P.M. and recorded by Charles Cross Town Clerk