The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 11371

6/28/1796 · DEED · book 4 page 182 doc 11371

From TUCKER NEWMAN life, TUCKER MARY life
To PERRY JACOB life
Consideration sixteen Dollars
Premises about four Acres · land bounded by s Lady road, North road, and s Beverage road (Charlestown)
Also on this page: DEED HOXSIE THOMAS

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John Azaleys · healey · William Clarke · William Clarke · Peter Day · Jane New

The instrument's own words

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(182) To all people to whom these Presents shall come Greetings shall come know that d Newman Tucker of Charlestown county of Washington state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations for and in consideration of the sum of Nine Dollars to me in hand paid by Jacob Berry at Blacksmith of the town aforesaid the receipt whereof I do hereby Acknowledge truly verified Certificate and paid I do by these Presents all my right Convey and confirm both the 2nd part Berry his and heirs and Assigns forever the whole of my Interest contained situated in Charlestown containing about four Acres of the same more or less as follows beginning at the Northwest corner of the land of Samuel [illegible] by Degrees East course running South easterly by s Lady road and continue until it come to the land of Land hence running North easterly by s Lady road and continue until it come to the land of Land hence running Easterly by North road by s Lady until it come to a Stake and heap of stone hence Easterly by s Beverage road until it come Against the Mid road aforesaid hence Northerly & directly toward a Black Oak Tree at the Northwest corner of the Corp land hence running Northerly by s Lady road and continue until it come to the land of the aforementioned Peridat 18th 1796 To the intent that all the above described and Bargained Premises with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging any one with Appurtenances Being said Tucker do by these Presents to and Sold my self my heir Assigns to forever’s and heirs and assigns Of the same Against the Law full claim and demand of any Person or Persons whatever from his Jacob Berry his heirs and Assigns forever and Mary the wife of the said Jacob with for the consideration above mentioned all her Right of dower and appurtenances thereunto belong Ever That said Berry his heirs and Assigns forever In perpetuity have of the said parcel of the land aforesaid one hundred and ninety three days of December the 29th & 28th year of American Independence Known as 1796 Signed sealed & delivered in presence of Jonathan May subscriber Mary Cumberland Recorded June 28th 1796 Witness P. Coffin JT Machinery 17 County the take a love Better Respectfully Signed The above signers Recited & Acknowledged the above deed at the town of Charlestown this 28th day of June 1796 and state Rhode Island May 28th 1796 [illegible] Known all men by these presents that I Gideon Turner of Westerly in Washington County & state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations grant for and in consideration of the sum of station Providence [illegible] fully conveyed to me and to me in well & truly paid by the town of Charlestown county of Washington state aforesaid the receipt whereof I do to my full satisfaction & contentment have Grant Convey and Sold by & by these presents to said Joint Managers and his heirs fully and entirely Convey and confirm unto the said Managers his heirs & Assigns forever One hundred and Lot of land being of being well neat Meadow belonging to George & James in Charlestown said containing by estimation about three Acres and One half be the same So be it being all the salt marsh that through Cross road and [illegible] running follow the south side only by Col Jost Rogers land and Westerly by Mr. Chase’s land by Col Jost’s land hence run North easterly by Lord’s property down by Jost’s Parboah’s off South easterly by the road boundary’s build to the land aforesaid

The page as recorded

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