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4/13/1798 · DEED · book 4 page 247 doc 11432

From SCOTT GEORGE life, SCOTT MARY life, PIPER JOHN BY ATTORNEY life, PIPER FRANCES BY ATTORNEY life
To ALLEN JAMES life
Consideration Twenty five Hundred Dollars
Premises five hundred and fifty acres · land with dwelling house and barn (Charlestown)

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▶ 1798 · MORTGAGE · ALLEN JAMES; ALLEN ANN → BOURS JOHN · book 4 p 248
▶ 1806 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD; ALLEN JAMES → HOXSEY JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 454
▶ 1811 · MORTGAGE · ALLEN JAMES → HAGADORN JOHN · book 5 p 49
▶ 1811 · DEED · ALLEN JAMES → ALLEN ABRAHAM · book 5 p 57
▶ 1811 · DEED · ALLEN JAMES → ALLEN GREEN · book 5 p 58
▶ 1812 · DEED · ALLEN JAMES → ALLEN JOHN · book 5 p 99
▶ 1816 · MORTGAGE · ALLEN JAMES → WILLCOX EDWARD · book 5 p 265

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stephen harris · thomas line great · job Taylor · Ephraim Halls · Ephraim Halls · daniel Edwards · daniel Edwards

The instrument's own words

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To all People to Whome these presents shall come Greeting Whereas I Portions affin in the County of Newport of the state of Rhode Island the aforesaid I the Yeoman and Mary ath his wife and Nathan Morse Marry to John Baker of Colchester in the County of Dorchester in the Kingdom of Great Britain Gentleman and Frances his wife do hereby knowing that we that we George Giddings Mary Wood and John Brown Morse Marry to John Baker and Frances Baker both said persons in Consideration of sum of twenty four hundred Dollars to us in hand before the Execution of these presents all of said sum paid by and James Allen of Charlestown the County of Washington in the said state of Rhode Island the words hereby Acknowledged and we do also declare that we have fully satisfied and Contented and paid and we have of every portion paid full these of accounts we do release and discharge from their hands James Allen his heirs forever In Remembrance therefore we have Given granted deeded conveyed Conceived and confirmed and by these presents do irrevocably fully Absolutely granted given conveyed and confirmed by a full absolute convey ance and confirm unto James Allen his heirs Male heirs his heirs and Assigns forever a certain piece of land situated lying being in Charlestown in the aforesaid County in which aforesaid containing by Admeasurement there and there about five hundred and fifty acres more or less who is situate and bounded Westwards as followeth by Proportion at the Church of Christ of Charlestown extending by destination which is the Northwest corner of the said tract thence running South easterly till bounding by I Frances Vade's land until it comes to the Southeast corner bounding by Thomas and John Moore's land it comes to a highway that leads from a brook to a highway that descending from the aforesaid land to Brook land from the aforesaid mentioned highway extending West to the East of the aforesaid tract to a Nailed bolt with some stone about it then the high way being the North East border of the said tract thence running by Nimrods land until it reaches the North end of the aforesaid said tract thence bounding by I’d land and till it comes to land belonging to the Taylor thence bounding by I’d land until it comes to Abraham’s land till it comes to land belonging to Daniel Cornwell and thereafter till it comes to land belonging to Daniel Cornwell and thereafter till it comes to land belonging to the aforesaid mentioned premises the aforesaid mentioned premises the same may be bounded and cornered or reputed to be bounded until Together with the dwelling house and the Barn and other buildings there in and all meadows in Brook of said land belonging to Richard Gorton deceased and all the said grants and appurtenances Premises with all the Appurtenances Perpetually granted and conveyed unto the same belonging as a In perpetuity Appertaining to him said James Allen his heirs & Assigns forever to his and their only purposes manner of Right forever and we that George Mary and John for our sole heirs executors and Administrators do covenant grant and to with the said James Allen his heirs & Assigns that at and before the delivering of here we are the true and lawful owners of of the above described premises and are lawfully seized and Repossessed of the same in our proper Right as and of full perfect and absolute halter of Certainty competence ample free as our sole owners god’s and full perfect and absolute lawful Authority to grant convey all things and confirm that Margared premises premises in manner as aforesaid that the James Allen his heirs and Assigns shall have and may from time to time and at all times forever use enjoy & Virtue of these presents lawfully peaceably and quietly hold have use Enjoyty by the land & Margared premises with all Appurtenances thereunto belonging Clearly Quietly Absolutely and discharge of and from all manner of claims or Other gifts Grants Remises claims love Mortgages suits Intiate Jointure diverse Judgments and Summonses of whatever nature So Ever motther in any measure or degree obstruct or make Voids this present Deed Furthermore we the we George Giddings Mary Wood and John Morse Marry for John Baker & Frances Baker for our Uses forever for our uses brothers & our Administrators to covenant and engage this limited premises to him the James Allen his heirs and Assigns against all and every Lawful
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Claims or Demands of any Person or Persons whatsoever forever to warrant secure and defend by these presents in witness whereof we the said George and Margret & John Brown Attorney for John & Elizabeth Brown’s Estate have set our hands the Eleventh day of march in the year of Our Lord One Thousand seven hundred and eighty four and seventh year of Independence of America Signed Sealed & Delivered in presence of [signature] [signature] [signature] [signature] [signature] Newport of Providence march 20 1784 Personally appeared the said the above named George and Mary Coth and acknowledged their signatures to be their own Voluntary act and deed sawn written Seal & delivered before me Timothy Jaynes Justice of the Court of Clays Newport in Newport on the 20 day of march 1784 Personally Appeared before John Brown Executor to the above bargain sale and acknowledged the same to be his Voluntary Act No Die before Me Timothy Jaynes Justice Claye. L.I. [signature] [signature] To all people to whom these presents shall come James Allen of Charlestown in the County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island Yeoman and his wife Sophronia Spouse of the said James Allen and Mary Allen her Mother for and in consideration of five pounds Sterling of lawful money in hand before the Ensealing hereof well and truly paid for these premises in the County of Newport and in token of said Good and valuable Consideration of the last will and Testament of Samuel Bassett of the town of Newport the Right honorable do hereby acknowledge and confess that they have granted bargained and sold and of their own part and parcel henceforth do grant bargain and sell forever unto the said Executor of the aforementioned premises have Given Grant Bargained and sold Aliened Conveyed & confirmed and by these presents fully justly and Absolutely to Grant Bargain and sell Allen his heirs and assigns forever then had from his Possesion his whole Right Quarter a certain piece of land situated lying and being in town called Charlestown in the County Washington in the state Rhode Island containing by bounds within it bounded on the same north on a line of land belonging to Stephen [illegible] and on the North West corner of the said Land belonging to Stephen [illegible] north West corner of this said piece of land from North westerly bounding by a fence line land still it comes to the north east corner of the said Browns piece and runs straight until it comes to a great highway then land to the south highway that leads from the North Part to Browns fort from there from the first mentioned highway until it comes to the corner of Thomas Newport’s to measure back with stones and a stake near highway being on the Northeast corner of this said tract of land running by Nine great land stones until it comes to the southeast corner of the aforesaid tract of land hence bounding by I land until it comes to land belonging to the said [illegible] then boundary by I land until it comes to Africa in Colls land then by a line of land until it comes to a land belonging to a certain Edricks and from the same by a line of land until it comes to the first mentioned boundary stone or however the same do may be located or reported to be located & bounded together with a dwelling house and other Buildings thereon and in the vague street or parcels of land that belong to the said Browns deceased [illegible] and to the said George and Margret’s premises and all the Appurtenances thereon being ledges & Common streets to the same belonging as any Appertaining to them & the said John Brown his heirs and assigns forever

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