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42 To all Persons to whom these Presents shall come; we Charles Hazard and Ann Hazard his Wife of New London, in the State of Connecticut and Grading-Hiring, Know that we the said Charles Hazard & Ann Hazard have granted for and in Consideration of the sum of three hundred & fifty dollars in Hand paid before the undersigned having correct full and complete paid by John = Bowes of East Newport, in the State of Rhode Island [illegible] the Receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge, and concede their with fully satisfied intended i part; and further of every part & Parcel thereof as convenient legal & secure discharge the him and his heirs their Executors Administrators & Assignation for ever from these premises have given granted bargained sold allowed conveyed confirmed and delivered as and by these Presents as fully absolutely purely and free bargain sell alien release remise remise and confirm unto the said John Bowes, his Heirs and Assigns forever and for ever, one half Part of a certain Piece of Tract of land situated lying and being partly in Charlestown & partly in Westerly, in the aforementioned State of Rhode Island selected and elsewhere Some Tract of Land which was given and bequeathed to their father Babcock late of said Westerly deceased in his last Will & testament to his Dear Daughter Hannah Bowes Wife of said John Bowes, his Heirs & Assigns only fully appear however To describe and let me have above granted & bargained Premises, with all the Buildings and Appurtenances there to belong or on any other appurtenances to him the said John Bowes, his Heirs & Assigns for ever to his & their day during their Benefit & Use forever; and we the Charles & Ann Hazard, or our successors our Heirs Executors and Administrators do promise grant and concede to him the said John Bowes, his Heirs & Assigns that at all times have the Possession half share of the said Parcel hereto to the one sixth Part of the above bargained Premises and are lawfully seized & possessed of the same in our own proper right repose, not good fully absolute Estate In heritance simple on the simple, And have in our love good right full power lawfully grant bargain sell convey confirm & assign the said bargained Premises, as Tenents as aforesaid, and that the said John = Bowes, therefore and assigns shall and may from Time to Time and at all Time hereafter by Force and Virtue of these Premises, lawfully peaceably & quietly have and hold, receiving partly Possession of the said avoided bargained Premises in Manner aforesaid with the Appurtenances from our Dear of form all manner or other Gifts Grants Demises Sales Leases Mortgage Wills Entails Jointures Dowries Privileges Executions and Immunities of what nature or Nature several that may in any manner or Degree pertain or relate to or with this presents Deed for the premises We the said Charles Hazard & Ann Hazard for our own acts our Heirs Executors & Administrators do covenant & engage the fair going demised Premises from the said John Bowes, his Heirs & Assigns against the lawful Claims, or Demands of all Persons for ever to warrant, secure and defend by our hands. In Witness whereof we have set our Hands and seals. Charles Hazard Ann Hazard Witness present Cortlande Babcock Stephen Peck at New London in the year of our lord one thousand Eight hundred & eight and March 15th Recorded March 10th 1808 pe Reg Coft f. 76