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7/16/1792 · DEED · book 4 page 67 doc 11261

From WILCOX EDWARD life, WILCOX HANNAH life
To KINYON JOSHUA
Consideration One hundred & fifty Pounds Silver Lawful Money
Premises four hundred Acres · land and bogage in the Second Swamp (Second Swamp)
Also on this page: RELEASE PEARSON HAROLD EDMUND EST

Back — where this land came from

deed Robert Hunt
“being all the lands above described to me by his Deed Dating the Twenty second day December 1791”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
read by: gemma

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1792 · DEED · KINYON JOSHUA; KINYON ELISABETH → WILCOX EDWARD · book 4 p 56
◀ 1792 · AGREEMENT · WILCOX EDWARD; WILCOX JOSEPH → WILCOX JOSEPH; WILCOX EDWARD · book 4 p 55
◀ 1792 · DEED · WILCOX JOSEPH; WILCOX MARY → WILCOX EDWARD · book 4 p 55
◀ 1791 · MORTGAGE · KINYON ROGER → WILCOX EDWARD · book 4 p 38
◀ 1786 · DEED · CRANDAL ASA; TEFFT NATHAN; TEFFT DORCAS; CRANDAL SARAH → WILCOX EDWARD · book 3 p 476

Forward — where this land went

Follow forward ▶ 1871 · DEED · ROSS L E; ROSS SUSAN E → SAUNDERS GEORGE · book 10 p 20
“purchased of Israel Bird Bliven Quartermaster to Charlestown Rd, by deed dated December 11th 1816”
cites this instrument as its source · read by gemma

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

▶ 1792 · DEED · KINYON JOSHUA; KINYON ELISABETH → WILCOX EDWARD · book 4 p 56
▶ 1792 · DEED · KINYON MARY; KINYON JOSHUA → BURDICK ROBERT JR · book 4 p 60
▶ 1792 · DEED · KINYON MARY; KINYON JOSHUA → CLOSON JOHN · book 4 p 62
▶ 1797 · DEED · KINYON MARY; KINYON JOSHUA → HOWARD OLIVER · book 4 p 204
▶ 1802 · MORTGAGE · KINYON JOSHUA; KINYON ELIZABETH → KINYON JAMES · book 4 p 350
▶ 1803 · DEED · KINYON JOSHUA; KINYON ELIZABETH → KINYON JAMES · book 4 p 383
▶ 1803 · DEED · KINYON MARY; KINYON JOSHUA → KINYON SAMUEL · book 4 p 393

Bounded by

Benjin Rispy · Jonathan Macumber · Jonathan Macumber · George halls · Enock Cranials

The instrument's own words

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To all People to whom these Presents shall Come I Edward Wilcox of Coventry in the County of Washingtons State of Rhode Island And Providence Plantations Proprietor send Greeting know Ye that I the Said Edward Wilcox for the said Consideration Sum of one hundred & fifty pounds Sterling to me lawfully come to my hand by the said Jonathan Long employ of the above mentioned Coventry Convey and Grant hereby Acknowledge and the Conveyance of the following Tenure situated and described as follows Grand Marquise called the Second Swamp situated and described as follows And also there Presently the Said Edward Wilcox to the former being and aforesaid there follows right a Boundary one Great Triangle with said Ellen Elyse Convey and confirm confirm the said the Joshua Hunger his Heirs and Assigns forever for Two hundred Pounds of lawful Money and Paying in the Course of Christion Affirmed one of the Grants contained also Boundary acres of land as well as a Deed Made and executed by the Vacuum Judge August Manning Dated this he 18th 1773 stating that William Mitch with other Persons of the said Conveying Contingencies and stating the former the Grant containing four hundred Acres One Quarter Diameter and situated inside and further described in Deed made the Sixteenth day of July 1776 by the Committee Appointed to sell the said land here Amongst Persons entitled to the said William Mitch but with the said Purchaser and other Persons Adjacent to the said Defendant Premises belonging or any way appertaining Appertaining to the said Robert Hunt’s Title of all the lands Premises and Appurtenances being all the lands above described to me by his Deed Dating the Twenty second day December 1791 Do Have and Hold the said land and Bog and Bogage and Premises with all the Appurtenances Privileges and Conveniences to the said Joshua Hunger or any way Appertaining to the said Joshua Hunger his Heirs and Assigns forever and Certain to him And furtherly Promise Undersell and for ever for me the Said Edward Wilcox and my Heirs forever Promise to be Answerable to any Common Covenant and Agree made with the said Joshua Hunger his Heirs And assigns today and to the Executing of this Present Indenture I am lawfully Signed and Applied to the said Premises Affirm and have in me the Right lawful and sufficient Authority to sell and Dispose of the Premises in Manner as Appended All And that by these Presents the said Joshua Hunger his Heirs and Assigns shall be seized and Enjoyed Premises Affirmed in Fullness And that the Said Land Premises and Appurtenances are free and Clear of All Encumbrances of Nature Kind or Quality what so ever And that this Present Indenture and Deed and the same Premises against all the Claims and Demands of all Persons whomsoever what so ever to the said Joshua Hunger his Heirs and Assigns forever will ye the said Edward Wilcox by these Presents guarantee and Inded Witness the will of the said Edward Wilcox to be these Presents guarantee and Consideration of the aforesaid Sum of Money being Signed Affirmed and the said Joshua Hunger his Heirs and Assigns forever of his Rights by Tenure and some of kinds of land and to the Said Joshua Hunger premises state here the said Joshua Hunger his Heirs and Assigns forever In witness whereof we have here one thousand and three this 24th day of December in the Year of our Lord one Thousand seven Hundred and ninety One Signed Sealed and Delivered In the Presence of us Philip Cob Thomas Condon Edward Wilcox Hannah Wilcox
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(60) CM Charleston in Washington County the Day and Date first written Professionally, Affirm the Subscriber to the Instrument to Instrument and Ad the handwriting I the same to be true Act & Did Hand and Seals and shalls Remain Affirmed Before Me

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