The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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12/10/1792 · DEED · book 4 page 72 doc 11267

From CONGDON JAMES life, CONGDON BRIDGET life
To TAYLOR NATHAN life
Consideration four Pounds Ten shillings
Premises fifty and Eighteen Acres · lands lying and sitting in Charlestown (Charlestown, Rhode Island)
Also on this page: RELEASE MCKANNA HARRY F EST

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

◀ 1792 · DEED · CASE IMANUEL; POTTER SAMUEL; DAVIS WILLIAM; SEGARS SAMUEL → CONGDON JAMES · book 4 p 63
◀ 1787 · DEED · CONGDON JOSEPH; CONGDON MARY → CONGDON JAMES · book 3 p 525
◀ 1785 · LEASE · CONGDON JOHN → CONGDON HANNAH; CONGDON JAMES · book 3 p 452
◀ 1776 · DEED · CONGDON JOHN → CONGDON JAMES; CONGDON JOSEPH · book 3 p 234
◀ 1755 · DEED · CONGDON ELIZABETH; CONGDON JAMES JR → CONGDON JAMES · book 1 p 321
◀ 1755 · DEED · CONGDON WILLIAM → CONGDON JAMES · book 1 p 322
◀ 1741 · DEED · CONGDON JOHN → CONGDON JAMES · book 1 p 46

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

▶ 1797 · DEED · TAYLOR NATHAN; TAYLOR PRUDENCE → STANTON JOSEPH 3RD · book 4 p 202
▶ 1806 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD; TAYLOR NATHAN; WILLCOX HANNAH; TAYLOR PRUDENCE; GAVIT → · book 4 p 470
▶ 1812 · DEED · TAYLOR NATHAN → TAYLOR JOSEPH 2ND; TAYLOR JOB · book 5 p 122
▶ 1822 · MORTGAGE · TAYLOR NATHAN → · book 6 p 11
▶ 1825 · DEED · TAYLOR NATHAN; TAYLOR PRUDENCE → TAYLOR JOB; TAYLOR JOSEPH · book 6 p 88
▶ 1828 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · TAYLOR NATHAN; GEORGE THURSTON & CO; THURSTON JEREMIAH ADMINISTRATOR; → BABCOCK ROWSE · book 6 p 186
▶ 1828 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · BABCOCK ROWSE; TAYLOR NATHAN → THURSTON JEREMIAH · book 6 p 187
▶ 1842 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · TAYLOR NATHAN; THURSTON BENJAMIN B ADMINISTRATOR; THURSTON JEREMIAH ES → WILLCOX EDWARD · book 7 p 87

Bounded by

Thomas Hilden · Thomas Hilborn · Stephen Stanton · Stephen Stanton · Isaac Saunders · Isaac Saunders · Davis Dean · Daniel Davis

The instrument's own words

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that One Josiah Foster son of Manuscript and binder of Scituate And that Samuel Powers former my selfmy Here Executors and Administrators do hereby Covenant and agree and Said it shall be to the Forename Reynolds his heirs and assigns that before and during the Holding of the Saying form the 2nd full and half Course of all the better ground per Beauty of heart and hand in have in my full first right full Power of Lawful Authority to bind and convey the same and affirm and certify right of the same in Fee simple absolute to the Like Estate with all the Said Jonathan Reynolds his heirs and assigns that he and they shall and may by force and virtue of these presents Have and hold use and enjoy forever and the lands and tenements hereby Granted lawfully and perpetually forever Clear of some and all means of tenure business whatever Furthermore we the said Samuel Powers former my selfmy Here Executors and administrators do hereby Covenant and agree that the before granted premises be free and clear of all burdens as well as’ Jonathan Reynolds his heirs and assigns against the lawful Claims and Demands of any person or persons whomsoever future and forever and for this Deed and for the Consideration aforesaid Anne Powers wife of the said Samuel Powers the forth Consideration aforesaid hereby fully and entirely give Grant quit claim and forever release all her right of dower of Powers and premises of this indenture and all the before mentioned Premises unto the said Jonathan Reynolds his heirs and assigns forever In Witness whereof we have hereunto to our hands and seals the eleventh Month in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety Five In the Presence of Robt Cap Robert Berry Samuel Powers (seal) Anne Powers (seal) Recorded this 13th Day of Octr 1795 in the Town Book of Scituate in the Town Book of Scituate in the Town of Scituate in the Town Book of Scituate in the Town Book of Scituate in the Town Book of Scituate in the Town of Scituate in the Town 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73 27 Taylor his Heirs and Assigns forever Against all the Lawful Claims & Demands of Every Person whomsoever In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal & Delivered to Congdon wife & the Heirs of James Tooth by their Presents fully and freely Give And Release all my Right of Home and Interest of thirds of A Lot situate and Granted to the Person of Congdon with my Heirs and Heirs shared in the above Conveyance that the above Conveyance be given Day of [illegible] [illegible] hundred & Ninety Two & the Sixteenth Year of our Sovereign and undenom Signed Sealed & Delivered in Presence of Daniel Rengen Amos Lewis James Congdon [seal] Bridet Congdon [seal] Washington [illegible] Personally Appeared in Charlestown town June 25, 1792 the 20th named James Congdon & Bridget the Wife of him and acknowledged the within their handwriting Instrument to be their Voluntary Act & Deed and handed it to the Clerk of the Court Polly Coggs Justice of the Peace Queen Esther Day Dec 14, 1792 Off the Clg Coggs J P [seal] Know all Men by these presents that I Nathan Stanton Res of Providence in the County of Providence in the State of Connecticut [illegible] and in Consideration of the Sum of [illegible] Lawful Money by me and my hand will And Truly pay for the Delivery here by Conveyance [illegible] of Charles [illegible] in the County of Providence in the State of Rhode Island delivered the Premises hereafter in my site [illegible] and contracted between me and Congdon [illegible] and by these presents I do Sell and buy these Premises the given grant Bargain [illegible] All those fifty and Eighteen Acres and Confirm and Forever Quit Claim those lots from the sd Samuel Stanton & his Heirs and Forever Quit Claim Convey Land’s lying and sitting in Charlestown within the Parts of Rhode Island bounded as follows in the same manner as the same more or less Beginning first at a Corner known by the Name of the Old Post Road and running thence Northerly as far as Five Line runs thence to the High way running thence sd High way running to Thomas Land running thence sd Thomas Land running to sd Mill Road running to Thomas formally belonging to sd David Davis the whole westerly boundary to sd David Davis Land running to [illegible] and running to sd Land to the first Mentioned Bound and then the Other Lot Beginning at a Rock known by the of Running North thence Landy as far as North runs to Thomas Millward Land and then the Northerly as sd Millward Land runs to him until it runs Eastward land those Northerly as the clear Nathan Stanton Land runs thence to the High way running Northerly as the clear and Boundary those Landed run to the first Mentioned Bound and so on to have and hold the sd Above Premises with all the Appurtenances for some at once permanently to be the said Samuel Stanton & his Heirs and Assigns for Ever Long End I do the Nathan Stanton form off my Heirs Executors Administrators hereafter the by these Presents to him Release and Forever Quit Claim those lots from the sd Samuel Stanton &

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