The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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5/3/1803 · MORTGAGE · book 4 page 390 doc 11576

From CROSS SAMUEL life
To WILLCOX EDWARD
Consideration one hundred and forty five dollars and cents
Premises [illegible] · One Certain lot of land (Charlestown, Isaacs’s Road)

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

◀ 1802 · DEED · HARVY ELIZABETH → CROSS SAMUEL · book 4 p 382
◀ 1801 · DEED · CHURCH ASA → CROSS SAMUEL; CROSS ANNE · book 4 p 309
◀ 1800 · DEED · TUCKER DORCAS; TUCKER JOSHUA → CROSS SAMUEL · book 4 p 266
◀ 1800 · DEED · BROWNING CHRISTOPHER; BROWNING MARTHA → CROSS SAMUEL · book 4 p 267
◀ 1797 · MORTGAGE · HARVEY ANNE; HARVEY WILLIAM JR → CROSS SAMUEL · book 4 p 222
◀ 1787 · DEED · CONGDON REBECCA; CONGDON REBECCA ADMINISTRATRIX; CONGDON WILLIAM ESTAT → CROSS SAMUEL · book 3 p 532
◀ 1787 · DEED · CARD ANNE; CONGDON REBECA → CROSS SAMUEL · book 3 p 534
◀ 1783 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · CONGDON SAMUEL; CONGDON WILLIAM DECEASED → CROSS SAMUEL · book 3 p 367
◀ 1782 · DEED · CHAMPLIN MARGARET; CHAMPLIN ELIJAH → CROSS SAMUEL · book 3 p 347
◀ 1777 · MORTGAGE · CRANDAL EBER; CRANDALL EBER → CRANDAL ESTHER; CROSS SAMUEL · book 3 p 243
◀ 1774 · DEED · CONGDON SUSANNA; CONGDON JOSEPH → CROSS SAMUEL · book 3 p 150
◀ 1774 · DEED · NARRAGANSETT INDIAN TRIBE; COLONY OF RHODE ISLAND & PROVIDENCE PLANTAT → CROSS SAMUEL · book 3 p 151
◀ 1774 · DEED · FOSTER GIDEON; TEFFT EBENEZER SHERIFF → CROSS SAMUEL · book 3 p 153
◀ 1767 · MORTGAGE · HILL JOHN → CROSS SAMUEL · book 2 p 339

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

▶ 1803 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD; WILLCOX HANNAH → CROSS JOSEPH · book 4 p 399
▶ 1806 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD; ALLEN JAMES → HOXSEY JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 454
▶ 1806 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD; TAYLOR NATHAN; WILLCOX HANNAH; TAYLOR PRUDENCE; GAVIT → · book 4 p 470
▶ 1809 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD → STANTON MALBOROW · book 4 p 525
▶ 1811 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD; WILLCOX HANNAH → GAVIT JOSEPH · book 5 p 48
▶ 1812 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD; WILLCOX HANNAH → HOWARD OLIVER · book 5 p 67
▶ 1817 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD → CRANDAL OLIVER; KINYON CALEB JR · book 5 p 312
▶ 1838 · DEED · WILLCOX EDWARD → SECOND SCHOOL DISTRICT · book 6 p 461

Bounded by

Elias Clark · Martha · Ephraim Roaming · Sarah Coggs

The instrument's own words

Attribution under review. The portal's file number is shared by more than one instrument, and the words below could not be placed with certainty on this one by their own evidence (page stamp, parties, dates); they may belong to a neighbouring instrument. Read them as the record of the page, not yet as this deed's own.
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206 To all People to Whome these presents shall Come Greeting KNOW ye That I Samuel Cope of Charlestown in Washington County in the State of Rhode Island &c Yeoman. do Sell and in Consideration of the sum of Two hundred and fifty Dollars &cy’s to me in hand Well and truly paid by Edward Wilcox of Charlestown &c Yeoman, the receipt of which is to my full satisfaction and Content and Tenure of the Same by these presents Assign and Convey have sold him the said Edward Wilcox his Heirs and Assigns forever One Certain lot of land situated in the said Town being in Charlestown belonging to [illegible] about the Same More or Less and is bounded as follows namely for the first Northerly on Land belonging to Elias Clarke and his heirs for the secondly on Stephen Robinson’s Land Southerly on Enoch Coggs Land and Westerly on Isaacs’s Road To have and to hold the said parcels and conveyed Premises with all and singular the buildings and engines now standing and all Other the Privileges and Appurtenances the same belonging or in any wise Appertaining unto him the said Edward Wilcox his Heirs and Assigns forever And I the said Samuel Cope do Sell for my self my heirs Decedents No 2 - Consideration the 10th day of November 1799 On this day I Samuel Cope of Charlestown in Washington County in the State of Rhode Island &c Yeoman do Sell and in Consideration of the sum of Two hundred and fifty Dollars paid to me in hand by Edward Wilcox of Charlestown &c Yeurs Yeoman do Sell and Convey to the said Edward Wilcox his Heirs and Assigns forever One Certain lot of land situated in Charlestown belonging to [illegible] about the Same More or Less and is bounded as follows namely for the first Northerly on Land belonging to Elias Clarke and his heirs for the secondly on Stephen Robinson’s Land Southerly on Enoch Coggs Land and Westerly on Isaacs’s Road In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written Samuel Cope Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Samuel Cope John [illegible] Samuel Cope No 3 - Consideration April 20th 1800 Know ye That I Samuel Cope of Charlestown in Washington County in the State of Rhode Island &c Yeoman do Sell and in Consideration of the sum of Two hundred Dollars paid to me in hand by Edward Wilcox Yeoman situated in Charlestown belonging to [illegible] about the Same More or Less and is bounded as follows namely for the first Northerly on Land belonging to Elias Clarke and his heirs for the secondly on Stephen Robinson’s Land Southerly on Enoch Coggs Land and Westerly on Isaacs’s Road In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written Samuel Cope Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Samuel Cope John [illegible] Samuel Cope No 4 - Consideration May 10th 1800 Know ye That I Samuel Cope of Charlestown in Washington County in the State of Rhode Island &c Yeoman do Sell and in Consideration of the sum of Two hundred Dollars paid to me in hand by Edward Wilcox Yeoman situated in Charlestown belonging to [illegible] about the Same More or Less and is bounded as follows namely for the first Northerly on Land belonging to Elias Clarke and his heirs for the secondly on Stephen Robinson’s Land Southerly on Enoch Coggs Land and Westerly on Isaacs’s Road In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written Samuel Cope Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Samuel Cope John [illegible] Samuel Cope No 5 - Consideration May 15th 1800 Know ye That I Samuel Cope of Charlestown in Washington County in the State of Rhode Island &c Yeoman do Sell and in Consideration of the sum of Two hundred Dollars paid to me in hand by Edward Wilcox Yeoman situated in Charlestown belonging to [illegible] about the Same More or Less and is bounded as follows namely for the first Northerly on Land belonging to Elias Clarke and his heirs for the secondly on Stephen Robinson’s Land Southerly on Enoch Coggs Land and Westerly on Isaacs’s Road In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written Samuel Cope Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Samuel Cope John [illegible] Samuel Cope
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