The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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6/28/1802 · MORTGAGE · book 4 page 370 doc 11557

From PROSSER ISAAC life
To KINYON JAMES
Consideration Five hundred Dollars
Premises Ninety Acres more or less · piece of Land situate lying and being in Charlestown (Charlestown, Providence Way, Notfolk)

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

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

▶ 1802 · AGREEMENT · PERRY SIMEON; PERRY SAMUEL; CROSS PELEG; KINYON JAMES; CONGDON JAMES; → CROSS PELEG JR · book 4 p 381
▶ 1811 · LEASE · KINYON JAMES; KINYON NATHAN → KINYON NATHAN; KINYON JAMES · book 5 p 16
▶ 1811 · DEED · KINYON JAMES; KINYON AARON → KINYON SAMUEL · book 5 p 25
▶ 1812 · DEED · KINYON JAMES → STANTON HENRY; CARD JEFFERY · book 5 p 104
▶ 1813 · DEED · KINYON SALLY S; KINYON JAMES → PERRY JOSHUA · book 5 p 134
▶ 1817 · DEED · KINYON JAMES → CLARK JOSEPH · book 5 p 329
▶ 1817 · DEED · KINYON JAMES → CROSS JOSEPH · book 5 p 331
▶ 1825 · MORTGAGE · KINYON JAMES → PERRY GEORGE H M; HOXSIE J C; HOXSIE W A · book 6 p 89
▶ 1825 · MORTGAGE · KINYON SALLY S; KINYON JAMES → PERRY GEO H M; CHURCH ASA; WILCOX EDWARD; STANTON JOSEPH · book 6 p 93
▶ 1826 · CERTIFICATE · KINYON JAMES → HOXSIE WELCOME C; HOXSIE WELCOME C ADMINISTRATOR; HOXSIE JOHN C ESTATE · book 6 p 115
▶ 1826 · DEED · KINYON SALLY S; KINYON JAMES → STANTON JOSEPH · book 6 p 122
▶ 1827 · DEED · KINYON SALLY S; KINYON JAMES → KING DAN · book 6 p 165
▶ 1832 · DEED · KINYON SALLY S; KINYON JAMES → FOSTER JOHN · book 6 p 264
▶ 1835 · DEED · KINYON JAMES → AUSTIN THOMAS · book 6 p 337
▶ 1836 · DEED · KINYON JAMES → KINYON ABBY · book 6 p 354
▶ 1836 · DEED · KINYON JAMES → KINYON JAMES N · book 6 p 355

Bounded by

Garden Herby · Edward Beach · Edward Deahes · Joseph Hull

The instrument's own words

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270 In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our Hands and Seals this 11th Day of April in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and ten 1810 Sign'd Seal'd & delivered In Presence of Robt Hazard of [illegible] Thomas Rory Isaac Prosper [seal] Ezekiel Prosper [seal] Washington ct & Seal'd at Charleston the 11th Day of April I ordered May 2nd 1810 per Riley Certr 76 Washington ct & Seal'd at Charleston the 11th Day of April First written Testimony appear Isaac Prosper signer and Ezekiel to the witness Subscribed unto said Deed and acknowledged the same to be his Free Voluntary Act and Deed his Hand & Seal thereunto affixed Prosper Riley Copy [illegible] Justice Peace To All People to Whom these Presents shall Come Greeting Whereas I Isaac Prosper of Providence County state of Rhode Island Yeoman Declared and Consideration of James Brown (of Notfolk) of Charlestown in the County Yeoman bequeathing hereunto Two Acres of land boundary Justly with me the said Isaac Prosper the amount being for the said Consideration Humble Request to John Miller of Hopkinton town state of Thomas Rory of Charlestown in ye County Property the 25th Day of March Next at Interest Which is during full Satisfaction and Contentment Do bargain for sell assign fully Give utterly and Absolutely Convey and Confirm unto me the said James Brown forever by that one One Acrement of piece of Land situate lying and being in Charlestown Containing by Estimation Ninety Acres more or less of Life or Blood in Southward On the Highway which Lead from Providence Way, Notfolk On Garden Herby Land is bounded Northward One piece of State Land which is a right extension of that land’s Meadow and is to be a parallel line with Wall & Garden Herby Land’s Land and is from a parallel Line with Wall & Garden Land’s the Cedar boundary and is the bounded Eastward on a Swamp and the West boundary is Highway Road and East boundary are the Land beginn Southward of a Tree and the Corners mentioned Belonging Isaac Prosper To have and to hold the above grants and bargain Premises With all and singular the Privileges Appurtenances there There on Standing and all other the Privileges and Appurtenances the same Belonging unto any Appurtenances from the said James Brown his heirs And assigns forever And Furthermore the said Isaac Prosper Do hereby for my self Heirs and Assigns Covenant agree and promise with the said James Brown their heirs Execution and forever to Warrant Defend and Respect the above Demised and Bargained Premises Against all and Lawfull Claims Demands of any Person or Persons Whatsoever Provided Nowth the to these Presents are upon
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Condition. that if any Person that the aforesaid Jonathan Tryon signed these Notes of hand jointly with the said Isaac Jones for the sum of hundred Dollars payable to John Williams of Rehobothon or Thomas Story of Charlestown, on the 2nd Day of May last with Interest Now of the said Isaac Jones shall fail where and when any of the said Notes shall be due any amount of the said Notes and the Interest on thereon the said Jonathan Tryon on behalf for the said Day of March Next for the said Isaac Jones shall make him’s self a surety that shall have Mrs. Brooks or Cousin frosting it. I Note this the Obligation is Null and Void in Law unless on Either of the said Notes or Money in full force and Virtue On Witness of and in Confirmation Whereof the said Isaac Jones have hereunto set my hand and seal this 1st Day of April 1802 [Signature] Isaac Prosper by [Signature] City Clerk [Signature] Deputy Clerk Washington ct. [illegible]’d’ the above’d’ on the Day and Date first above written Personally appeared Isaac Jones and acknowledged signed the above signing and sealing its part in his presence and I did then and there join to Deputy Clerk for the pasture Plan Deeded June 20th 1802 by [Signature] Deputy Clerk for the Town Clerk Whereas Thomas Knowles Late of South Kingstown State of Rhode Island and Providence Washington and State of Rhode Island and Providence Dist. executed signed in his own hand on the 8th Eastern parcel of Land in Charlestown in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island containing by Estimation One hundred and one acres or thereabouts or Less and bounded as follows beginning at the North East corner of Land formerly Jonathan’s bounding it State and extending East on the East side of the North running in the North from the North running North North East by the distance of one hundred & three rods which runs 60 rods from the North running North westerly by the North West until it comes to Land formerly Leavitt’s bounds then South westerly by the said Leavitt’s Land until it comes to Leavitt’s corner it bounds the Eastern side of the said Thomas Knowles bounded on the East by Land formerly Leavitt’s bounded the North until it comes to a stone and stone and it runs over the Brook running West to Deans Land until it comes to a stone and stone and it runs over the Brook running West to swamps 190 rods South easterly from the said Leavitt’s Land thirty five rods by Deans Land Until it comes to the North East corner of a stone and there it runs East and then North West by Land formerly Joseph Knowles’s Land running South East by a stone and then from there East pasture and a heap of stones that are under it then North to the Land of the Living the North of William Black and then South bounding it easterly partly by the Land of partly by Land formerly Ply Bog and then westerly partly by Land formerly Ply Bog and partly by Land formerly Jonathan’s bounds until it comes to the first mentioned bounds and there the one third part of all the aforesaid Whole Earth on the South west part of the swamp that South west of the Little Pequot River and then to the said Thomas Knowles or however the title came only be bounds or limits of the bounds. And Whereas Henry Knowles Jonathan Knowles Thomas Knowles and Salary his wife Nathan Knowles and Ann his wife Joshua smith and Sarah his wife and Martha Knowles are the Lawful Heirs to the one third part of all the aforesaid Described and Bounded parcel of Land and given full and Lawful power to the said Henry Knowles and Jonathan Knowles jointly and severally by a Letter of Attorney Dated at

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