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5/25/1811 · DEED · book 5 page 22 doc 11770

From CRANDAL JESSE, CRANDAL ZILPHA
To CRANDAL ASA
Consideration one hundred and fifty Dollars
Premises two acres · lot with a dwelling house (Charlestown)
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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

◀ 1798 · DEED · CRANDAL MARY; CRANDAL SIMEON → CRANDAL JESSE · book 4 p 256
◀ 1791 · DEED · HALL ADAM → CRANDAL JESSE · book 4 p 14

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

▶ 1813 · DEED · CRANDAL ASA; CRANDAL METILDA → NOYES THOMAS · book 5 p 147
▶ 1813 · DEED · CRANDAL ASA; CRANDAL METILDA → NOYES SANFORD · book 5 p 148
▶ 1827 · DEED · CRANDAL ASA; CRANDAL MATILDA → SAUNDERS VARNUM · book 6 p 176

Bounded by

Thomas Sheffield · Simon Clark

The instrument's own words

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To all People to whom these presents shall come Know ye that I Jesse Crandall of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, Yeoman for and in consideration of one hundred and fifty Dollars to me in hand paid by Nat Crandall of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge my self fully satisfied and hereby Give grant bargain sell and convey and confirm unto the said Nat Crandall his heirs and assigns forever on cotton lot piece of land lying in said Charlestown in the state of Rhode Island containing by Estimation two acres be the same one or less together with a dwelling house there on Stand and known as formed as follow Beginning at the North west corner of said lot of Land at a white and sturdy from there Northerly as the wall now stands forty four Rods to a stake and stones about at lime fence Castlery eighteen Rods to a stake with stones about it then southerly as the wall now stands about fourteen Rods to a stake with stones about it from there a south westerly course about twenty five Rods to the first mentioned bounds so bounded Northly on land belonging Thomas Sheffield Northerly on land belonging to saml jopert and simon Clark Easterly on simon Clarks Land and southerly on the East part So have I had to bind the said grantid and bargaines I promise all the Priviledges and Appurtenances thereof to him the said Nat Crandall his heirs and Assigns forever to be theirs only one and only be and hereby forever and I the said Jesse Crandall for my self my heirs forever and administrators do covenant with the said Nat Crandall his heirs and assigns that I am the Lawful seisin in fee of the afore said Premises and that they are free of all Incumbrances and that I have Good right full power and lawful Authority to sell and convey the same to the said Nat Crandall to hold as aforesaid and that I shall Warrant secom and aginst the same to him the said Nat Crandall his heirs and assigns forever against the Lawful claims and demands of all persons whatsoever other than Zilpha Crandall wife of the said Jesse Crandall for the Consideration abovementioned Release unto him the said Nat Crandall at my Right of Power and power of attorney Third of the foregoing Premises forever In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals the second Day of April 1811 Signed sealed and delivered In Presence of Nathan Taylor Simcon Crandall Jesse Crandall Ex Zilpha Crandall Ex Washington to Charlestown April 2.d 1811 Personally appeared the Subscriber to the within In strument namely Jesse Crandall and Zilpha his wife and acknowledged the same to be their voluntary act and Deed with their hands and seals there unto affixed Before Nathan Taylor Justice Peace

The page as recorded

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