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The Incurating hereof I am seized and Seised of the Premises above described
Premises and have in my sole right good right and full power grant to convey
said I Lowery & [illegible] promised in manner as above said and that the said
Paul Lowery his Heirs and Assigns fore ver shall have and hold the same to him and
all times forever by for and against all men of the presents Security declared and by these
all and lawful Acts I do hereby covenant that bargain Purchase with the [illegible]
in my sole right and my heirs and convenient Maintenance Harrison’s [illegible] to enjoy and
Right and Claim the same that more or less convenient bargain & Purchase promised
to the said Paul Lowery and his Heirs and Assigns forever and that the Parties
[illegible] further for the Above described Premises of all lawful right of Course and
of my heirs or the Heirs of any person or persons by whomsoever I have
received it and my hands and made this Indenture the [illegible] day of
One Hundred One Pounds sterling in the year of the Lord one thousand and 1803 and in the Twenty
year of the Independence
[illegible] and Belmont Delworth
Samuel Colburn
Nathaniel Crane
James Austen
Ruth Austen
Charlestown April 18, 1803
Personally appeared the within named James Austen Justice and acknowledged
to be the execute instrument the his Voluntary act and Deed and had it sealed
Recorded Vol 25, 1089
P. S. Croglin V. Clerk
Witness - Daniel Delworth Justice Peace
Thomas Perry
Extr of Will
New Bedford Nov 20, 802
I know of the 10th inst’d that I not having
received $ 610, the residue of the sales of the Goods of the late [illegible] form
my neighbors Regard to go to Narragansett to get that said Parish
that that the money be sent to me here and thus have an Opportunity
to take the Authority to receive for as evidence Neck or any of
its Eastern Parish.
I am thy respectful friend
Wm Ritch
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Charlestown 11 mo 9, 1802
No 2 - Received of Thomas Perry Six hundred and ten Dollars White I Promise
to Deliver William Ritch & Co in New Bedford
$ 610
Thomas Hazard
I have received of Thomas Hazard for the above sum
Wm Ritch
No 3 Rec’d of Thomas Perry Six Dollars by the hand of Thomas Perry
for Divers Services in the Execution of the Legacy given by John Goddard late of
Charlestown deceased for the making of the Forging Matting boxes in Westerly
Wm Ritcham
No 4 Rec’d of John William Ritchas [illegible] by the hand Thomas Perry Three
Pounds sterling being Money due to him by the Donation of John Goddard late of
Charlestown deceased for his labor to repair the Back side Middle Room
belonging to the said John Goddard in South Kingstown
the Forgoing Letters and the amount
to be noted July 1804
P. S. Croglin V. Clerk
South Kingstown 12th of 5th mo 1802
South Kingstown 13th of 5th mo 1803
George Hazard
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