The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 13880 › 11834 › 11203

1/18/1791 · DEED · book 4 page 5 doc 11203

From HARRY JOHN life, HARRY MARY life
To BURDICK GIDEON life
Consideration Nine pounds lawful silver money
Premises one acre · one acre of a certain lot of Land (Charlestown, Meadow brook)
Also on this page: RELEASE LYNN THOMAS C EST

Back — where this land came from

deed Isaac Thayer
“bought of Isaac Thayer of may more fully appear by the Deed”
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

▶ 1812 · DEED · CHURCH ASA; PERRY JOHN; PERRY SIMEON; PERRY SAMUEL; PERRY THOMAS; BROW → · book 5 p 88
▶ 1827 · MORTGAGE · BURDICK GIDEON → STANTON JOSEPH · book 6 p 150
▶ 1827 · DEED · BURDICK GIDEON → BURDICK JOSEPH; BURDICK BENJAMIN · book 6 p 151

The instrument's own words

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To all People to whom these presents shall come Greeting Know ye that we John Harvey we say here his Wife (she being Daughter of Thomas and Ester Sachem, late of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island Deceased) for consideration of the sums of Nine Pounds lawfully acknowledged to be paid to us in hand paid before the executing hereof by Gideon Burdick of said Charlestown Clerk smith the receipt whereof we hereby acknowledge our selves to have satisfied contented and paid have given granted bargain sold conveyed and confirmed by these presents for our selves our heirs executors & Assigns all that we convey and confirm unto the said Gideon Burdick his heirs and assigns forever one acre of a certain lot of Land lying in said Charlestown containing by estimation one acre the same more or less bounded as follows Northesterly on the highway Eastesterly on the Meadow brook and Westerly on a former highway Southesterly on however otherwise the same may be bounded or be bounded lying the same Lot of land which Thomas Ning bought from the late = cham bought of Isaac Thayer of may more fully appear by the Deed or more To Have and to Hold all the one or all our right to 1 Acre of Land with all the appurtenances privileges rights and Commodities to the same Belonging in or any wise appertaining unto the said Gideon Burdick his heirs and assigns forever to him and his heirs only proper use delight and benefit for ever and no not the said John Harvey nor Mary his Wife for our selves our heirs executors and administrators do covenant grant and to warrant to and with the said Gideon Burdick his heirs and assigns that at the above and before the impelling here of we are the true and lawful owner of the above bargain pumferise are of land and are lawfully seized or possessed of the same in our own proper right as of good property and absolute Estate of inheritance in the same simply however in our selves good right to sell and Dispose of the same in manner above said and that the sd Gideon Burdick his heirs and assigns shall and may at all times here after by force and virtue of this present peacefully and peaceably Have and rise and possess the same with all the appurtenances free from all manner of former or other Incumbrants bargains Sales Leases Mortgages Wills Entails Jointures Dowries Judgments executions or heritaments Whatever More we the sd John Harvey and Mary his wife for our selves our heirs executors and administrators do covenant & agree the before bargain pumferise to him the said Gideon Burdick his heirs & assigns against the consent for all be’s proofs purchases or conveyances forever to be convent’d whereas a 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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.