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7/3/1863 · DEED · book 8 page 437 doc 11112

From BANISTER WILLIAM D life, BANISTER LUCINDA S life
To CLARK PAUL M life
Consideration two thousand dollars
Premises about one acre · body of lands in the village of Cumberland Hollow (Cumberland Hollow, Northington)

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

◀ 1863 · DEED · KENYON ABIEL S; KENYON MARGARET M → BANISTER WILLIAM D · book 8 p 433

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

▶ 1863 · DEED · CLARK PAUL M; CLARK LUCINDA → CLARK GEORGE H · book 8 p 421
▶ 1865 · DEED · CLARK PAUL M; CLARK LUCINDA → KENYON BERIAH C · book 9 p 5
▶ 1865 · DEED · CLARK PAUL M; CLARK LUCINDA → KENYON BERIAH C · book 9 p 6

The instrument's own words

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To all people to whom these presents shall come I William D Banister of Cumberland county of Northington and State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations do make know that I the said Wlg Banister for me and my inconsideration of this sum of two thousand dollars in hand before the executing thereof shall and will truly pay by and paid by M Caleb Black of the aforesaid County and State aforesaid the said william d banister acknowledge and say that theorem fully satisfied transferred contented and paid and pleased with and having’ received and sufficient request and discharge from the said M Caleb Black on his own concerns and administration probate for the purpose of this deed given grantid, granted, signed, sealed, acknowledged, endorsed conveyed and confirmed and by these presents do freely fully and absolutely give grant, bargain sell, alienate convey, transfer and confirm unto the said M Caleb Black his heirs and assigns forever a certain body of lands situate in the town of Cumberland aforesaid in the village of Cumberland Hollow known as Banister and described following (ly) commencing at the Northwest corner of the said lot at the Northwest corner of said B Banister lot on the Northingway and armies Northerly 40 and a half degrees bearing east about 67 rods to the lot belonging to the Northington County Council and Thomas Bassett and of the right side with the first mentioned boundary reverse north east whereas and bound to the first mentioned boundary five rods east then Northerly 40 and a half degrees east with the last mentioned bound four rods then Northerly 45 degrees east to the North East corner of David Le ceds lot thence Southerly 45 degrees east about 10 rods about ten rods south to the piece of ground called Ced’s lot thence Southerly 40 and a half degrees east to the river and there it is curve and containing and altogether about one acre be the same to the force measure of the said and make sure and true a condition of this deed that the said M Caleb Black shall make and maintain all the line fence on the North East side of the said body of lands and that there shall be no right of way across the lands except for sale of wood premises So long as and until the said grant and bargained premises with all the appurtenances privileges and conveniences to the same belonging in an agreeable proportion to the said home said M Caleb Black his heirs and assigns to his and their use and purpose ever lawful honest and absolute forever Much the said W D Banister for myself my heirs executors and adminis trators do covenant grant and to warrant to and with the said M Caleb Black his heirs and assigns that the aforesaid premises and all the before mentioning their are the true sole and lawful tenure of the above bargained premises and are lawfully signed and processed of the said w banister in my own proper right and have good property and absolute title of substance in free simple and have no incum brance what shall force and lawful right to bargain sell grant convey and confirm the said fully bargained premises as witnesses aforesaid and that the said M Caleb Black his heirs and assigns shall quiet and more from time to time and of all times forever have hold and enjoy the said demised and bargained premises with the aforementioned free and clear and quiet and lawfully acquitted endorsed and discharged of any and all persons absent manner of power or other gettings quite claims sales taxes mortgages bills bonds contracts penalties decrees judgments regulations and maintenance of what manner nature opposite that may in any manner or degree disturb or make void this present deed Furthermore I the said W D Banister my heir executors and administrators do covenant and agree and allow above demised premises to confirm the said M Caleb Black his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims or demands of any persons or persons whatsoever claiming to possess deliver said property had for these purposes And I William D Banister witness of the said M D Banister for me and my consideration of the sum of paid me tenfold as approach do hereby releasing relinquishing and forever quitclaim waive the said M Caleb Black his heirs and assigns all right title and interest of power and manor of the above presented bargained for therefore of which we here determinate our seals hereto and bind our seals This first day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty one 1851 signed sealed and delivered in presence of William Tucker Albert S Potter William D Banister Lucinda S Banister L S M D Banister L S State of Rhode Island Province Plantations Washington ct s I Acknowledge this first day of July A D one thousand eight hundred and eighteen (1851) Personally appeared the within named W D Banister and his lawful wife Lucinda Banister and solemnly acknowledged the within and forgives instrument to be their free voluntary act and deed Witness my hand and seal Albert S Potter Justice of the Peace for the Town of Cumberland

The page as recorded

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