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5/25/1811 · MORTGAGE · book 5 page 23 doc 11771

From BABCOCK JAMES 3RD
To CHAMPION WILLIAM life
Consideration seven hundred Dollars
Premises one sixth of the whole · tract in Charlestown bounded by Brown Meadow and salt marsh (Charlestown, Brown Meadow)
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heir Christopher Babcock 3d
“belonging to my father Christopher Babcock 3d late of Westerly deceased”
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▶ 1814 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · CHAMPION WILLIAM → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 195

The instrument's own words

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Know all Men by these Presents that I, James Babcock 3d of Westerly in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island &c Yeoman for the Consideration of the Sum of Seven hundred Dollars current money of the United States to me in paid by William Champion of Lyme in the County of New London in State of Connecticut Yeoman the receipt whereof I do hereby Acknowledge have given granted and Sold and by these presents do absolutely convey and Confirm unto the said William Champion his heirs and Assigns all the Right Title and Interest I have on and unto a certain tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the Town of Charlestown in the County of Washington with all the buildings and Appurtenances thereto belonging and so bounded as follows ly North easterly on the Dear or Brown Meadow on Lands belonging to Thomas Shipley & Thomas Howey Northerly on Lands belonging to Leonard Sherman Samuel Stanton Thomas Perry and Edward Willey and Easterly on a salt marsh The above described premises belonging to my father Christopher Babcock 3d late of Westerly deceased at the Time of his decease to the part to which I am entitled by me & by these presents convey is one sixth of the whole I do have and agree to hold the said ground lands and premises with all the prop ledges and appurtenances thereto belonging to the said William Champion his heirs and Assigns to them their only proper use and behalf of forev erd and I the said James Babcock & my heirs Executors and Administrators do covenant with the said William Champion his heirs and Assigns that I do lawfully seized in fee of the premises and that they are free of all known burdens and that I have good right to sell and convey the same to the said William Champion to hold as aforesaid and Will warrant execute and defend the same against the lawful Claims or demands of any person or persons whatsoever coming Provided nevertheless that this Instrument are on Condition that if the said James Babcock his heirs Executors Administrators or either of them shall well and timely pay or cause to be paid unto the above named William Champion his heirs Executors Administrators or Assign no the Contents of a certain Note of hand bearing even date here with for seven hundred Dollars on or before the twenty fifth day of March one thousand eight hundred and fourteen with Interest annually arising on said Sum from the twenty second day of March last past agreeable to the tenor of said Note [illegible]
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24) —there the before written Instrument to be void and of none effect but on failure thereof to remain in full force and virtue its former money Whereof I have here unto set my hand and affixed my seal the twelfth 12 day of April anno Domini one thousand eight hundred 1811 Signed sealed and delivered In presence of Nathan Taylor { Washington st April 12 d 1811 Stephen Yorke { Acknowledge 12th 1811 p. 2 Page 29 f. N. C. Personally appeared the above named James Babcock I and he voluntarily executed and Deed with his Hand and seal there unto affixed Before Nathan Taylor Justice Peace Know all Men by these Presents that I George H Hazard of Charleston in Washington County Rh by these presents do for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty five Dollars and twenty six cents to be in my hand well and truly paid by Joseph Stanton Esq of Charleston in Washington County I concur the receipt thereof I do hereby acknowledge and that I am therewith fully satisfied contented and paid have given granted Bargained and sold unto the said Joseph Stanton Esq his heirs and Executors administrators heirs and assigns forever one certain Tract of Land situate and card in Charleston containing by Estimation Twelve acres or the same more or less and bounded Northerly by Brown H Hazard & others Easterly by the salt marsh Southerly by the said point & Westerly by the said part I have and to have and to hold the above granted and Bargained premises with all the appurtenances privileges and commodities to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining unto him the said Joseph Stanton his heirs and Assigns forever and I the said George H Hazard do covenant and agree for my self any heirs executors & administrators to it with the said Joseph Stanton heirs his heirs and Assigns forever hereafter to Warrant secure and defend by these Presents all the before demised and bargained premises against all lawful Claims or demands of any person or persons whatever Provided nevertheless these presents are upon condition that is to say that if the said George H Hazard his heirs Executors administrators or Assigns shall

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