7/20/1799 · DEED · book 4 page 262 doc 11447

262 Know all People by these presents that I Jonathan Perry late of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island Part and now residing in New London in the County of New London and State above named Part and resident person in Consideration of the sum of Three hundred & Five Dollars in lawfull Money to me paid by the subscriber paying bill and Note and further by way of Love & Affection of my Son, Littlefield Perry Inhabitant in the County of New London and State above named the Party of the second Part, I the hereby Absolutely and Free and my self and my heirs foreverly quit claim set over and convey unto and convey and impart and forever hold to the said Littlefield Perry and his heirs Designates and assigns the lot of land situated in the Town and County of Washington in said State known as my Home farm situated on the North side of the and known to me and my father I promise warrant guarantee quite warrant and quit claim and convey and convey and by these Presents Absolutely and Perpetually give grant and convey unto the said Littlefield Perry and his heirs forever any and all right title and interest that I have in and convey’d Case’s Lot and State’s Lot in the Constitution in the said town containing one hundred Dwelling houses and the Buildings standing thereon of which the following is a boundary Line a Lot of bought from Samuel Higgins and bounded on the East by a Lot of Jesse Clark and on the West by one hundred Rods of Land situated on the South side, and the other Lot Containing by the other of several hundred Rods of land and meadows and marshes or Sloughs pertaining to said Land situated on the South side of the said Lot bounded on the North by a Lot of Jesse Clark and on the South by a Lot of [illegible] and on the East by the Common land and on the West by the Common land with the following covenants and conditions to the same belonging as an appurtenance and pertaining to the the said Littlefield Perry to his heirs Male 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263 Northumberland County, Newshoreham / c Deponently appeared the above named Jonathan Perry and Hannah Perry are wife and are acknowledged the within Instrument to be their Voluntary act and Deed with their hands and seals witnessed Office this Day June 20th 1809 By me Clerk for the Town Court [illegible] Henry [illegible] Edward S Gwarden To all People whom these Presents shall Come we Joshua [illegible] [illegible] in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island & Providence and [illegible] his wife [illegible] Know that we the said Joshua and Hannah Do grant release and give and convey to the said Henry Molland and Thomas Robertson in their hands before the Increasing [illegible] of them and their heirs and assigns forever the following piece of the aforesaid land in the County and State aforesaid Before Jonathan Perry the first [illegible] or be his heirs lawfully and our desire therewith fully Validated Contested and paid the full and true value of every part of thoseal that we Conveyed acquired and Discharged from the said Henry Molland & Thomas Robertson then have [illegible] of Administration formerly by the fence Hale given to our ancestors Alluded to [illegible] and by this Present the fully convey in absolute entirety give grant convey bargain sell convey assign and convey unto them the said Henry Molland and Thomas Robertson and their Heirs forever Containing One Certain Lot of Land lying and being in the Town of [illegible] in the County aforesaid Containing by Estimate Fifty rods by the Stone marks or [illegible] marked Stones on the North part [illegible] by [illegible] [illegible] on the South [illegible] on the West [illegible] On the East [illegible] by the North To have and to hold the aforesaid and Appurtenant Premises to all the Appurtenances thereunto belonging and Conveyance to the same along or in any other [illegible] [illegible] the said Henry Molland and Thomas Robertson and their Heirs forever Conveyed to them and their Only portions for the life [illegible] and for the said [illegible] [illegible] & [illegible] [illegible] & [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] grant from the said Henry Molland & Thomas Robertson that they have [illegible] [illegible] Before the [illegible] are the [illegible] and [illegible] and [illegible] the above appointed Premises are and forever shall be and of the same in any form purpose that as a good and [illegible] Estate of inheritance to have and hold the same in peace and quiet [illegible] with all the full power Lawfully and rightfully to possess and have hereon and there [illegible] the [illegible] Premises and Appurtenances in every manner and from time to time and at all times forever after by force of this Deed and these Premises Lawfully [illegible] and utterly have He and His Heirs Only Enjoy and Enjoy the said and Appurtenant [illegible] with all the Appurtenances [illegible] and all and every part and parcel and Cluster [illegible] [illegible] and [illegible] from all and all claims [illegible] of some or any sort Granting reserving Valid reserves [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] and in every manner of whatever What or Nature whatsoever from our Measure or Degree [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] this Present Deed FORTHWITH in the [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] and His Heirs [illegible] and Premises [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] Premises to them the said Henry Molland & Thomas Robertson and their Heirs.