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4/27/1866 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · book 8 page 412 doc 11085

From GREEN NATHANIEL life
To GREENMAN WILLIAM life
Consideration four hundred dollars
Premises none · lot of land with dwelling house and other buildings (Charlestown)
Also on this page: MORTGAGE LARKIN JOHN W

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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 · MORTGAGE · GREENMAN WILLIAM → TUCKER HORACE BY GUARDIAN · book 9 p 108
▶ 1871 · MORTGAGE · GREENMAN WILLIAM → TUCKER HORACE · book 10 p 22
▶ 1875 · MORTGAGE · GREENMAN WILLIAM → GREEN JOHN C; GREEN NATHANIEL · book 9 p 489
▶ 1879 · DEED · GREENMAN HARRIET; GREENMAN WILLIAM → TOURGEE GEO WARREN · book 9 p 261
▶ 1880 · MORTGAGE · GREENMAN WILLIAM → CARD PARRIS · book 10 p 556
▶ 1887 · DEED · GREENMAN HARRIET; GREENMAN WILLIAM → DAVIS GEORGE F · book 11 p 470
▶ 1888 · MORTGAGE · GREENMAN HARRIET; GREENMAN WILLIAM → DAVIS GEORGE F · book 11 p 496

Bounded by

John Hallowell

The instrument's own words

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478 Know all men by these presents that I William Greenman freeman of Charlestown in the county of Washington state of Rhode Island do for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars paid me by the said Wm L Sackler of Charlestown in said county and state the receipt of which I do hereby acknowledge to be hereby just compensation bargain selling and conveying unto the said John W Sackler his heirs and assigns forever all that right title and interest which I do have in and to a certain lot of land lying in Charlestown being bounded easterly by common highway but on several areas more in this direction and bounded as follows beginning at the dwelling house currently on said farm thence running southerly bounding boundary on said highway running southerly on said Charles Chaplins land until it come to a stake the boundary of the souths thence running southerly bounding easterly on a line of the spruce with stones to line of John Fulling running thence running westerly bounding boundary on said highway until it come to the first mentioned corner or corner or corner otherwise denoted with a dwelling house and other buildings thereon To have and to hold the same with all the privileges and appurten tenances to the same belonging to the same belonging to the said John W Sackler his heirs and assigns forever Provided However and this Deed is on condition that if the I said William Greenman my heirs executors Administrators or assigns shall either fail to pay or cause to be paid to the said John W Sackler his heirs or assigns either the sum of four hundred dollars on or before the fourth twenty seventh day of April 1866 and shall fail to pay or cause to be paid the offsaid sum of four hundred dollars on or before the fourth twenty seventh day of April 1866 and shall fail to pay or cause to be paid the full amount of the above mortgage and thereby discharging the same On this 27th day of April the said John W Sackler his heirs or assigns 1862 received of William Greenman the full amount of the above mortgage and thereby discharging the same Witness my Hand & seal Nathaniel Greene for presence of Guardians to the heirs to John W Sackler In presence of Chas L Greenman Charles Cross In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal this 27th day of April 1862 William Greenman L.S. Charlestown State Charlestown August 18th 1862 Personally appeared William Greenman signer and Sealer of the foregoing instrument and acknowledge the same to be his free act and deed before me Charles Cross Town Clerk Receipt for Round August 18th 1862 at 11 o clock A.M. and received by Charles Cross Town Clerk

The page as recorded

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