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10/24/1864 · DEED · book 8 page 523 doc 11194

From DUTTON EDWIN C BY GUARDIAN life
To KENYON ELIJAH life
Premises one hundred & ninety acres · land in town Scituate (Scituate)

Back — where this land came from

heir Benjamin Dutton
“being belonged to Dutton as the only child of his mother who was one of four children of Benjamin Dutton deceased”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
read by: gemma

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

▶ 1865 · DEED · KENYON MARY A; KENYON ELIJAH → WEBSTER BETHEUEL · book 9 p 13
▶ 1866 · DEED · KENYON MARY A; KENYON ELIJAH → SULLIVAN JOSEPH A · book 9 p 118
▶ 1867 · DEED · KENYON MARY A; KENYON ELIJAH → TOURGEE STEPHEN A; TOURGEE GEORGE W · book 9 p 35
▶ 1874 · DEED · KENYON MARY A; KENYON ELIJAH → KENYON WILLIAM W · book 9 p 217
▶ 1867 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · KENYON ELIJAH → WEBSTER FIDELIA F; WEBSTER BETHEUEL · book 9 p 44
▶ 1879 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · KENYON ELIJAH → CLARKE GEORGE W · book 9 p 493

The instrument's own words

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523 Know all men that I Solomon B. Dutton of Scituate, in Providence County State of Rhode Island Granten of my Price Son Don Edwin B. Dutton the authority of the Legislature of the State of Rhode Island & under the direction of the Court of Equity of the town of Scituate in said State Rhode Island & our consideration of the sum of eighty dollars paid to me by Elijah Kenyon of Providence in said State Rhode Island, in consideration whereof, grant, sell convey and set Indenture his premises have & release unto all the right title & interest that I said Edwin, and also all the right title interest & intent myself have any & may have now or hereafter of that land of land in said town Scituate containing one hundred & ninety acres more or less as called in the following form & as described in the following bounds Beginning at a stone wall on the North side of the road leading from the south side of the Northwest town line & road leading from the Northwest town line to the south side of the Northwest road, Northly on bounds of Solomon Duttons & George P. Green's land to the Northwest corner of lands of Solomon Duttons & George P. Green's land in the south line of the land of Solomon Dutton his Grandson John Dutton & heirs of Frederick Dumond former owner bounded East upon the land of the heirs of the late Benjamin Dutton of the said town but formerly John Dumonds & heirs being belonged to Dutton as the only child of his mother who was one of four children of Benjamin Dutton deceased whereas one of the four children of Dutton's brother died without issue leaving a share in the estate of father & Elizabeth Clark being brothers of said Dumond with all buildings & improvements thereon To have & hold the same to said Kenyon his heirs & assigns forever first and said Solomon for me & my heirs executors & Administrators do covenant & agree to & with said Kenyon his heirs executors, administrators & assigns that I have been authorized to sell as aforesaid, & that I will warrant & defend the same said Kenyon his heirs & assigns forever against the lawful claims of all persons claiming the same by he, or through or under me or my said Son Edwin B. Dutton Witness my hand & seal the date aforesaid this 29 th day of May Ad 1864 Executed in presence of [Signed] Salmon B. Dutton L.S. Guardian for my son Edwin B. Dutton Perseu stamp $/0.50 On this twenty ninth day of May in the year of our Lord one Thousand, eight hundred and sixty four promptly appeared Salmon B. Dutton to me known to me to be the person who executed the above instrument & acknowledged he executed the same [Signed] D. W. Gardner, Notary State of New York Onago County Clerk's Office ss: I Edward N. Stone Clerk of said County and of the said County of Onago in said State for said County do hereby certify that D. W. Gardner whose name is underlined to this certificate of the acknowledgment of this annexed instrument and witnessed written above on the date of said certificate a Notary Public in and for said County and in said State legal to take the same, and further that I am acquainted with the hand writing of the said Notary and worthy to be heard that his signature here to the said certificate of proof or acknowledgment be the genuine. And I further certify, that the said instrument is authenticated, and in all respects acknowledged according to the laws of this State. In Testimony hereof have I hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County this day of May 1864 [Signed] E. N. Stone Clerk L.S. Perseu stamp $/0.50 Filed for Record Oct 04 1864 at 10 o'clock A.M. and Recorded by Charles Burr Town Clerk

The page as recorded

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deed_walker_v1.9_2026-10-10 · the index is the town's own (i2l.uslandrecords.com); transcripts, chains and the assessor's cards are the Perry Machine's reading of it. Where the record we hold runs out, the page says so.