The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 11318

3/26/1794 · DEED · book 4 page 124 doc 11318

From BLIVEN MARY life, BLIVEN SAMUEL life
To WORDEN JEREMIAH life
Consideration Forty five Pounds Lawful Money
Premises none · one Lot of land or piece of Land (Glocester)
Also on this page: RELEASE ABRAMSON ALBERT W 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

◀ 1791 · DEED · WORDING JEREMIAH → BLIVEN SAMUEL · book 4 p 27

Forward — where this land went

Follow forward ▶ 1879 · DEED · WELLS HARRIET A; WELLS THOS R → TAYLOR KEZIAH · book 10 p 471
“deed to me from Abel Foster dated recorded in book No 4 page 124 and 425”
cites this instrument as its source · read by gemma

Bounded by

Mary Thurgon

The instrument's own words

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124. Signed Sealed and Delivered in Presence of Almonford Kenyon Thomas Gardner Joshua Austen [seal] Ruth Austen [seal] Washington January 21st 1824 Before me personally Appear Joshua Austen and Ruth Austen who Acknow ledged And Acknowledged by the jumping of their tenement to be their act and Deed I have’d and Seal’d Before Received March 26, 1824 by Rig Coger J.P. & C. Thomas P. Gardner Justice Peace Indenture This Ball Right to Whome this Presents shall Come Greeting Whereas I Josph I Denman citizen of Charlestown in the county of Kent in the state of Rhode Island and Province that for and in consideration of the sum of Only five pounds Lawful Money done in the yr 1789 by Jrmiah Woodes of Town Glocester the receipt whereof I Acknowledge my self with my wife Certify’d settled and paid in full in every part thereof and by these Presents give Grant Release and convey unto Jrmiah Woodes his Heirs and Assigns forever the one Lot of land or piece of Land lying in the Town of Glocester on the North side of the Road known as the Road to the south leading to the Meeting house in that Town situated on the property known as the Lot of the Grantor and’d in the part of the dwelling house To have and hold all the a fore said Premises with all the Privileges and Appurtenances therefore of them & belonging ever every acre every stone Affecting the same the Right of the Wright & long forever and I the said Samuel Denman further say Have Given Sure Letters Covenant to Convey and Assign and with the I Samuel Denman his Heirs & Assigns that before the housing being long I have the said Paule & Lawful Heirs of the a fore named Jrmiah Woodes Legy of the same in mine hand Put as for a good deed of the inheritance in simple and have in my self found the right full Paule & Lawful On that part’s I do save and conserve the same in manner as a loss of it And I will that the Jrmiah Woodes his Heirs & Assigns shall and may forever have the use Possession and by the same for and Cause of all such occurrences of any Kind mind or Nature whatsoever Ever furthermore the I Samuel Denman Declare my self my Heirs Doctors Denman etc and be Covenant and Engage the a fore Denman forever that in the I’m Denman & Woodes his Heirs & Assigns found the a fore closure of any Person or Persons whatever Do Warrant quiet and Befry the same by these Witness whereunto I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 2 Day of October 1798 Signed Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of Elizabeth Stanton Robert Stanton Samuel Denman [seal] Mary Denman [seal] Received this Deed March 26, 1824 by Rig Coger J.P. & C. Washington October 2nd 1798 the declarant Samuel Denman Personally Appear’d and acknow ledged the preceding Deed his tenement to be his act and Deed with his hand and seal hereunto a’ffixed before me Robert Stanton J.P. Pleas

The page as recorded

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