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1/20/1802 · DEED · book 4 page 352 doc 11541

From CLARKE JOB, CLARKE SARAH
To CLARKE THOMAS
Consideration one Thousand Dollars
Premises twenty Acres and seven Acres and three Quarteres · Two parcels of land (Charlestown)

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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

◀ 1776 · DEED · KINYON RUTH; KINYON JOSEPH JR → CLARKE JOB · book 3 p 221

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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

▶ 1836 · AGREEMENT · BROWNING GEORGE; CLARKE THOMAS → CLARKE THOMAS; BROWNING GEORGE · book 6 p 353

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The instrument's own words

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(352) And Hannah Babcock Wife of the said Joseh Babcock both for the considerations Above Mentioned is fully and willingly Yield up and Surrender as well as fully their Interest Property Claim be Demand as well as right of Dower and Power of thirds etc and any Other Interest that they may have in the said and Bargained Premises under the and James Thomsen however a Foreigner Governed And Maria Augua Crops widow of Nathaniel Mendon Daniel Crops has said that she has a right of Dower and power of thirds in the said Premises And in consideration of the above Named Joseph Babcock paying her a Sum of money and her fully and lawfully Giving up and Surrender as the Given Consideration is fully and willingly Yield up and Surrender as well as her right of Dower and power of thirds of in and under the said Demised and Bargained Premises under the said James Thomsen his heirs and Assigns forever For which she aforesaid the said Joseph Babcock has here after said I Daniel Crops do have handed to him as her husband as I seal this 30th Day of December 1808 Signed Sealed and Delivered In the presence of Nathan Rinson Philip Crops Jesse Babcock Hannah Babcock Anna Crops Washington, G. Court at Charlestown the Day and Date first written Above Persons personally appeared Joseph Babcock and Hannah Babcock and the said Anna Crops as the parties to the said Bill of Bargain and sale who then being duly Sworn Did hand and heart that they there of their own free will and accord Did and have done the following To wit I the subscriber Anna Crops and the said Babcock Acknowledge I the within Instrument of Deed be her for Surrendering and gave hand and delivered in as a token to know from her of her husband and Nathan her husband In Court January 11, 1802 Philip Crops J.C. for Justice Peace To all People to whom these Presents shall come Greeting know that ye said Clerk of Charleston in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island says George forward in his commemoration of the Mentioned Devis to me hand noted by Thomas Clarke of said Charleston Ye man the Twenty fourth I hereby acknowledge and am fully satisfied and fully satisfied and paid and through and every Part and Parcel thereof have fully and absolutely and vacant and release unto the said Thomas Clarke his Executors and Administrators forever by these presents I do give grant bargain and sell and by these presents do give convey and confirm and more over unto the Thomas Clarke his heirs and Assigns forever those two Certain Parcels of Land both with distincts of description the one containing twenty Acres and bounded as followeth Beginning at a log a large Witnessed Tree it runs then the northwest Corner of the lot lately belonging to George Clarke Descending from there north thirty five Degrees east to Solomon Land crops Right line and then North forty five Degrees east to a large Stone there north twenty five Degrees west to a witness mark then South forty five degrees east to a large thirty seven Degrees west by Rules Caleb Kingman’s land to a stake and from a stake thence South thirty five Degrees east to Land lately to George Clarke then more fify.
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76 by six Rods by G. George Black Land to the first mentioned Bounds. the other Lot contains [illegible] by determination Survey seven Acres and three Quarteres more or less and is bounded as follow beginning at a black Oak marked in form Side standing by the Clear stream from thence east ten [illegible] degrees South to a stone markd in form from thence North 43 & six thirty minutes to a stake and to the heap of Stones from thence South one & Seven four degrees East two Rods to a stake with some brush at foot thence to a black oak marked in form Side floating by the measure and to become the same Bound with the other [illegible] stream and from there by the lines of said [illegible] along the first mentioned Bounds To Have and to Hold the said grounds and Tenements with all the Appurtenances Privileges rights and liberties thereunto belonging in any manner Appertaining together with those Thomas Clarke his Heirs and assigns forever to his and their proper use benefit and Behoof of forever with aforesaid mes. George Black forever with mes Rhode tenure and Administrations in heritable descent forever pure and void to and with aforesaid Thomas Clarke his Heirs and assigns for and under the before beginning hereat the Same sole and lawful Owner of the before Begunned Premises and as lawfully Given and paid up the same sole and perfecty of the same in mine own proper right or power public and absolute State of Indenture in Simple and have and by my sole right power full Power and License lawfully Opting to Bargain and sell the same in the Manner as forementioned as the that the said Thomas Clarke his Heirs and Assigns shall and may from time to time and at all times hereafter for him and Value of those Premises lawfully and quietly have and use enjoy and possess and enjoy the said grounds and Tenements premises with all the Appurtenances certain and plain and fully clearly and absolutely acquitted and discharged of all forms and all acts all Names of former or title grants Tenures Assigns Tenures Leases Mortgages Entails private Demises judgments Executions or Tenures of burdens other Names or Nature whatever that may exist in any Measure or Degree Obstruct or make void this Deed Furthermore I do say that most of only sell my Heirs Successors and Administrators to covenant and buy up the before Demised and Begunned Premises to warrant the same that Thomas Clarke his Heirs and Assigns against the lawful claims and Demands of any person or persons whom whatsoever your premises hereafter to Warrant and defend by those and I Sarah Clark wife of the Sd Clark do the Certification Concurred agreed by this Deed premises lawfully and willingly give my part of and share of and there of as the full right Power and power of thirds of & and unto the People Promise Daniel & Promise [illegible] Promise land him the said Thomas Clarke his Heirs and Assigns forever to Witness whereof we have hereunto Set our own hands and Seals the first Day of the first Month in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and Two = 1802 Signed Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of Browning Green William Thoryon - Washingtons fcs at Blockstown in Washington County the Day and Date first Above written Personally Appeared the Subscribers to the above and foregoing Instrument and Acknowledged the same to be their Voluntary Act and Deed hand and Seal thereunto Affixed before me Signed January 20 1802 Browning Green Justice Peace by Philp Coffin Town Clerk

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