5/26/1807 · DEED · book 4 page 480 doc 11680

480 Charleston April 12th 17807 Articles of Agreement Made & Concluded upon by & between the Indian Council of the towns of Charleston and Enoch Broadhead Justice and Council being present. On the one part Will. Betts the said Council Agreed to Make Deal of the same Place for the Right of a Land to the Person named Whitfield to begin as follows the Line begins at a spotted Pine tree near the Edge of the Edge of Swamp there running twenty three rods to East at a Stake distance three hs the Whitfield begins at the Stake and Staves at Stake distance Course thirty two rods to the Corner where the line turning the same distance begins of course East Northeast with the shape of stones three rods thirty three rods to Stake and Staves then the Whitfield begins the Stake and Staves and course North forty Eight rods to be Stake and Staves and then to the West of which the hereunto set their hands and seals the Day and a above written [Signature] Joshua Coad for Witness: Nathan Thompson Recorded April 18th 1807 - by Piley Cash clk for Sum Court [Signatures] Christopher Harry mod. Daniel Perry mod. John Harry mod. John Choyes mod. Benja. 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To have and to hold the above bargained and Premises together with all the Privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging given as an Absolute Estate of contestants as an fee simple tenure In the All The said Enoch Broadhead be my and my Comforts as Administrator as aforesaid by Conveyance and bargain the Above Said bargained and Premises Wherein the said owners Estate his heirs and assigns Always Quiet and peaceful shall enjoy free of any Person or Persons whatsoever forever after to be possessed and Enjoyed by this Premise. Witness our hand and seal The Broadhead has witnessed it and put his hand this 6th Day of April 1807 Signed Sealed and Delivered In presence of John Broadhead Edward Miller Enoch Broadhead Ex B Washington & Charleston Dist Co. 1807 Provenly came Mrs. Enoch Broadhead Desired and requested the foregoing instrument and Acknowledged the same for me the Undersigned Notary Public in the said Vicinity At Before Me Plig Coof for Justice Peace Bluff Plig Coof Compr for Probate Court As a bond of Probate in Charleston in Washington County called the 6th Day of June 1807 I do state that the written Deed has been presented and approved of by this Court and that the Court Order may record the alone Bluff Plig Coof Compr for Probate Court June 26 1807 Plig Coof pr 26 $ To all People to whom these presents shall come Greeting Know ye that I Joseph Clark of Charleston in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island declared to give and for a consideration of the Sum of eleven Pounds and Delivere to me in hand before the Governor being once and for all fully paid by portable standard the third of December eighteen hundred the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and say my life that with fully Satisfied contented and paid and clear out of my Body part and Piece those to describe vicinity at Bishop's corner hence the Probate court has since entered and Commission Judge by this Premise love given bargained and sold and conveyed and confirmed and by this present delivere perfectly and Absolutely give grant bargain Necessary and convey from him and the said Joseph Clark to his heir now and forever in fee simple Certain tract of Land situated in Charleston containing by Estimation twenty acres more or less the same map of land is bounded as follows Beginning at the south west corner thereof by the Mill Rd passing easterly to a distance of forty rods north east more or less and to a white Birch tree on the property by running south and easterly to some thousand three feet slightly on Eastward line Charleston shore and then city and then by some thousand and seven hundred feet to the south east corner there by the highway with chains about 14 feet North the line runs Easterly to the highway Chain chains and furtherly to a white oak tree On the North side the line runs Easterly to the highway Chain chains and furtherly to a white oak tree On the South side the line runs Easterly down West boundary there Chains and twenty One links furtherly by John Pears land and furtherly by Plig Coof for a heap of stones three hundred feet Broadwest light chains and furtherly three hundred feet to a heap of stones furtherly by Plig Coof land and furtherly by Amos Thurgood land