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1/24/1794 · AGREEMENT · book 4 page 115 doc 11309

From KINYON JOHN
To ENOS PAUL life
Consideration Seven Pounds Sterling Land money
Premises none · Lot of wood standing on the lands (Charlestown, Pratts Creek)
Also on this page: LEASE MILLARD JOHN JR · RELEASE LINDGREN ANNE C 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

◀ 1794 · MORTGAGE · ENOS PAUL; ENOS HANNAH → KINYON JOHN · book 4 p 114
◀ 1793 · DEED · KINYON LODOWICK → KINYON JOHN · book 4 p 88
◀ 1791 · DEED · NARRAGANSETT INDIAN TRIBE; HARRY CHRISTOPHER; HARRY DANIEL; DANIEL JOH → KINYON JOHN · book 4 p 34
◀ 1783 · DEED · KINYON MARY; KINYON LODOWICK → KINYON JOHN · book 3 p 356
◀ 1780 · DEED · KINYON MARCY; KINYON LODOWICK → KINYON JOHN · book 3 p 311
◀ 1776 · DEED · KINYON ENOCH → KINYON JOHN; KINYON LODOWICK · book 3 p 229
◀ 1774 · DEED · HALL EPHRAIM; HALL PENELOPE → KINYON JOHN · book 3 p 193
◀ 1742 · DEED · NINIGRALL GEORGE → KINYON JOHN · book 1 p 76

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

▶ 1794 · MORTGAGE · ENOS PAUL; ENOS HANNAH → KINYON JOHN · book 4 p 114
▶ 1805 · DEED · ENOS PAUL; ENOS HANNAH → WILLBOUR ZEPHENIAH · book 4 p 451

Bounded by

Joseph Davis · Joseph Davis · Benjamin Heaphy · Shodley Hall

The instrument's own words

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1156 Washington for Charlestown January 9th 1794 Personally Appeared the said Paul Enos And Acknowledged the Afforegoing instrument to be his Act and Deed and with his hand and seal that he executed the offsd Before David Nickels Justice Peace Recorded this 2nd Juny 24th 1794, by Cley Clerk of Ct 9.7.14 Charlestown Jany 9th 1794 Know all Men by these Presents That I Joseph Gonsalves Costar Lot of wood Standing on the lands that this Deed bounds a Bound to Paul Enos and Lot is bounded as follows to wit) Beginning At a large Grey Oak Standing by the Side of Pratts Creek thence running easterly to Two Maple trees One of them Marked there on boundary to a large Grey Oak Stamp form there to the Mouth of the Brook that leads out of the Lake and thence 11 rods Stream it turns it turns to the First Mountain Bounds The further Perimeters reference to be had On the 3rd hundred Acres territories whereof I have to set my hand and in presence of David Nickels Benjamin Harding Paul Enos The a Deed Instrument recorded Juny 24 1794 by me Cley Clerk of Ct 9.7.14 This Indenture Made this third day of February in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety that between Benjamin milligan of Pittsburgh in the county of Allegheny State of Pennsylvania of the first Part & John milligan of Pittsburgh in the county of Allegheny and of Pennsylvania of the second Part Witnesseth that the sd Benjamin milligan for and in consideration of the sum of seven pounds sterling Land money of Pennsylvania in hand received the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged to the said Benjamin I Granted & Conveyed & do by these Presents Grant & convey to the said Benjamin I’ll’s heirs and assigns all that certain Parcel of Land lying in Charlestown Washington County State of Rhode Island Being One Acre on the North part of a lot of land formerly belonging to Benjamin Freeman Charlestown Rhode Island by the line of the last Will and testament of Dorcas Daughter of the Affored Joseph Freeman after her death the Above Mentioned Premises shall revert to Benjamin I’ll’s heirs and I’ll’s heirs and I’ll’s heirs and I’ll’s heirs Joseph Davis on the North by Benjamin Heaphy on the East formerly Thereby Hall & on the South by Benjamin Heaphy Containing One Acre of land which is in the Town

The page as recorded

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