The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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9/2/1807 · CERTIFICATE · book 4 page 487 doc 11687

From HALL GEORGE ESTATE OF life
To CRANDAL ENOCH ADMINISTRATOR
Consideration two hundred and Dollars
Premises three hundred and fifty acres · One fourth part of two certain tracts of land (Charlestown)
Also on this page: DEED BROWNING JOHN

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Follow forward ▶ 1811 · DEED · CRANDAL ENOCH ADMINISTRATOR; HALL GEORGE ESTATE OF → TIGART D JANE · book 5 p 6
“authorize & empower me the said Enoch Crandall to sell under the Direction of the Court of Probate”
cites this instrument as its source · read by gemma

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

▶ 1807 · DEED · CRANDAL ENOCH ADMINISTRATOR; HALL GEORGE ESTATE OF → CLARK SIMEON · book 4 p 480
▶ 1811 · DEED · CRANDAL ENOCH ADMINISTRATOR; HALL GEORGE ESTATE OF → TIGART D JANE · book 5 p 6

Bounded by

Richard Cladwell · David Cladwell · William Black · Dominic Perry · John Colwell

The instrument's own words

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427 Washington ss. Sessions of General Court Order Court Order Term 1836. We do remember Here that upon the Petition of Enoch Condone of Charlestown in the County of Washington gentleman. Demonstration of the Estate of George Hall late of said Charlestown Deceased representing the personal estate of David Hall indigent endowment by the Deceased Assigns and that the sum of two hundred and eighty Seven Pounds and twenty seven Shillings and six pence for payment this Court is of the Opinion that it be ordered to the next state of the debt of the said George Hall but we will see in the Filing of 2.4.D.Y.E.’s Evidence the necessary and reasonable expenses of selling said estate - The Court appears fee hearing the Petition are of opinion that the Foreign though he Govern it with due Authority and improve the Deed Conveyance of the life under the Execution of the County of Probate of said Town of Charlestown and that the sale of the real estate of D Deceased as was filed for the aforesaid Loan together with the necessary and reasonable expenses of selling said Estate and that on Deed or Deeds of the Premises made by the said Deed shall vest in the purchaser as purchaser the right and title with that the d George Hall had in and to the same at the time of his deceased Signed and Sealed 1835 by presence of Marcus Condone W. Helm fo CLk Order Feb 23 1837 Proof J.T.C. A true Copy Attest J. Helme fo CLk To all Public to whom these Presents Shall come Greeting Know ye That ye that George Desuring of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island & C. Yeoman for and Consideration of the sum of two hundred and Eleven pounds one half in hand and for the Execution having well and truly paid for ye Deceasing of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island Yeoman the heirs of W. S. Sheldrake Administrator and the wife Sheldrake with Fully seized and lawfully and there through and there fore and therefore does to Enhancements Acquire and discharge the J. John Browning his successors in duration and Dominicus Mortons forever give their Presents have given granted and set all Allotted Conveyed and confirmed by their hands the premises described fully justly and absolutely give grant to bargain sell All those lands fully convey and confirm deed in the J. John Browning his heirs and Assigns forever the One fourth part of Two certain Tracts of land situated in Charlestown the first lot and some of them containing by estimation three hundred and fifty acres on the same Lot on left and are bounded North by the boundary of First Parcel of Land situated by the Road leading Westward by the highway till it comes to Enoch Endicott and Land there boundary by Westward by the Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. Ld. 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deed_walker_v1.9_2026-10-10 · the index is the town's own (i2l.uslandrecords.com); transcripts, chains and the assessor's cards are the Perry Machine's reading of it. Where the record we hold runs out, the page says so.