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1/17/1798 · DEED · book 4 page 236 doc 11420

From PARK JOHN life, PARK SARAH life
To TAYLOR NATHAN life
Consideration Six hundred Silver dollars
Premises about thirty three acres · land with dwelling house and barn (Charlestown)

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

◀ 1769 · DEED · PARK JOSEPH → PARK JOHN · book 2 p 407

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

▶ 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

Joseph Wilson · Joshua Babeash · Joshua Card · Joshua Card

The instrument's own words

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296) To all People to whom these Presents Shall Come I John Park of Pawtucket in the county of Providence state of Massachusetts yeoman send Greeting, That I the said John Park of said Part in and yeoman land Greeting, That I the said John Park of said Part in and yeoman land Greeting, That I the said John Park of said Part in and consideration of the Sum of six hundred dollars and other valuable land before the Ensealing hereof the receipt whose I do acknowledge And myself therefore be fully Satisfied and paid by Nathan Saylor of Charlestown in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island have Given Granted Conveyed and Confirmed And by these presents do fully firmly and absolutely give grant convey And confirm unto the said Nathan Saylor for himself his heirs and assigns forever True seisin of Parcel of land situate lying and being in Charlestown in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island, Containing about thirty three acres be it some more or less with Full a dwelling house and Barn therein standing and be written as follows the first Part beginning at the Post Road as it does lead Gale to the South of the Land that stands on the side of Land from there Northly to the middle of the south Door of said house from there North through the middle of said House from there Northly to a stone wall a little bit to the north of the Barn and a Rock that stands on the wall a little bit to the north of the Barn from there Northly as the wall now stands until it comes to the North east corner of said Parcel of land from there westerly until it comes to a white oak tree at the North west corner of said Parcel of land, Which tree is a Corner between Joseph Wrights land and said land Which tree is a Corner between Joseph Wrights land and said land from there Southly eastward nearly the four a new stand until it comes to a heap of stones at the northwest corner of said land Comely belonging to Joseph Babcock lay of some trees on said Babcocks Babcocks land as the stone now stands until it comes to the Post road from there on said Post road until it comes to the first mentioned Bounds belonging to the heirs of Capt Benjamin Bounds belonging to the heirs of Capt Benjamin Bounds easterly on Post roadly Northly partly on said trees land and Part close of Charlestown Northly partly on said trees land and Partly on the Grantee partly on land formerly belonging to Joseph Wrights and partly on land formerly belonging to Joseph Babcock lay and Southly on the Post road the second part of land is bounded as follows beginning at a rock in the South west corner great part land from there Southward as the Wall now stands and then Westward until it comes there Easterly as the Wall now stands about thirty rods from there Southly about eleven rods as the Wall now stands from there Westly about thirty rods as the Wall stands to the first mentioned Bounds containing by estimation three acres be it some more or less However otherwise bounded or enclosed be bounded bounded with all And Singular improvements thereediges and appurtenances thereunto belong or in any way appertaining TO HAVE and to hold all the above described Bargained and Granted together with all the appurtenances Privileges and commodities thereto belonging or in any way appertaining to him the said Nathan Saylor for his heirs and assigns forever to his and their own proper use benefit and behalf forever without any manner of condition
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237) Whatsoever Do bind myself my heirs and assigns forever to Warrant Seize and defend the above described Premises unto him the Said Nathan Taylor his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful Claim or Claims of any person or Persons Whatsoever In Witness whereof the said John Park have hereunto his hand and seal and I Sarah Park wife of the said John Park by these Presents freely and fully Give up all my Right Dower and poise of these of thirds of and unto the aforesaid Grantee and guaranteed Tenees as with my Husband I have signed the above Conveyance this Twenty ninth day of June one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven And in the twenty first year of American Independence Signed Sealed And Delivered in presence of William Champlain Jed Manton (the word within a parenthesis was italicized before signing an altering) John Park [seal] Sarah Park [seal] Washington County Court by Personally appeared the above said John Park and his Wife Sarah Park Acknowledged the above Instrument to be their act hand and seals before me Thomas Hoxie, Assistant Recorded this Third day January of 1798 By Philip Crosby rs 688 To all People to Whom these Presents Shall Come Greeting Know ye that John Court of Christiana in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island Providence Plantation & Freehold Government in Consideration of the Sum of Four Hundred Five Dollars good & lawful money in hand and lawfully paid by me and my Sons their heirs the Court of the said County State a above mentioned Commons the said Parcel of land of the above mentioned’s by my late fatherly fully confessed and paid in full by proof’s Court there of the said lawfully Expressed & Lawfully known the said Grantee Court his Heirs Successors Doctors heirs and assigns for ever Given Queen Government Proposing to Allotted to suffer Every Entry and Possession for life then the aforesaid Grantee Court a Certain Piece or Parcel of Real Estate lying and being in the said Town above Mentioned Court boundary by Western Thoroughfare be the above Point or List with a Guttering fence starting standing and situated in boundary as follows Beginning at the North East Corner of Stephen Gorton’s farm’s lot of Part from there running Twenty degrees North forty five minutes East on a stone Course of forty rods from there running ninety degrees North one rod to a stone on a Course of forty rods from there ninety degrees South one rod on the line of the Gorton’s then South forty five degrees West to a stone heap on the Common’s land and by a stone wall on the Gorton’s land and from thence running by Wall forty five degrees North where is on the Gorton’s land from thence running seventy rods North westerly to a stone heap on the Gorton’s land from thence running seventy rods North westerly to a stone heap on the Gorton’s land from thence running seventy rods North westerly to Joshua Court’s boundary on the Passequash Pond three hundred ninety Latitude and 140 rods land to the first mentioned bounds To have and to hold all the above Mentioned Land with all the

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