7/12/1811 · MORTGAGE · book 5 page 39 doc 11786

Know all Men By these presents that WE Samuel Ney of Charlestown in Washington County And Clerk Green of the aforesaid town and County aforesaid Whereas there has been some Dispute between us where the Line did run we have since ly agreed & Established the line as follows namely, the Line that was interrupted Begins at a Split rock at the South west of Samuel Ney's Land then North 34 degrees East twenty rods then S 9 W Liners by the Edge of the Swamp to a stake and heap of Stones removd by Dr Green's Land the aforesaid line we agree and Establish be the Line and round, between us hereafter known and we further agree that the Settlement is to make the half of the spruce Beginning at the rock and running North, and the said Clerk the other half And we agree by these presents for our selves and their Heirs Executors and Assigns that so far as this has been mentioned Shall be the Line forever. Witness our hands whereof we have hereunto Set our Hands and Seals this the 18th day of June 1809. Samuel Ney [seal] Clerk Green [seal] Joshua Card [illegible] Recorded July the 18th 1809 By Peter Goyle J.C. To all People to whom these Presents Shall Come I, Samuel Thompson of Charlestown in Washington County, State of Rhode Island and Providence, and Greeting KNOW YE that I the said Samuel Thompson Juror in consideration of the sum of Three hundred and four Dollars received’ in my hand before the Beginning of this my deed of sale and Truly paid by Edward of Charlestown in Washington County and state of Rhode Island to Edward Greenman the receipt whereof I do hereby Acknowledge and am Moreover fully satisfied contented and paid and thanked of every Part and Parcel of the below described tract and Demesne thus in and around the said Meadows this my last indenture and Demise and Release by these Presents to have given grant Bargain and Conveyed said contented and paid Conveyed and Confirmed and by these Presents do fully and absolutely give grant Bargain Convey in aliena able fee simple forever convey and confirm unto the said Edward Meadows this my last and Assigns forever, One Quarter Part of a piece of land situated in the Town of Charlestown Containing by Estimation Three hundred Acres be the same more or less and is bounded following Northly on Samuel Moden's and Joseph Moden's Land Beginning by d James Moden's Land by Beatrice Amer- Amer-

Lo Thence, Eastly on Land of Benjamin Woodin and Samuel Woodin and Simeon Tucker, and three running Eastly until it comes to bordering Greens Land ten Rods, then said Greens Land until it comes to Land belonging to the Heirs of George Auth Dread three Rods Westly until it comes to her Land thence it comes to Land belonging to the Heirs of Jonathan Thrasher three Northwesterly reaching on said Heirs partly and partly on Lewis Thrasher until it comes to border Path, with the dwelling House and other Buildings thereon standing Square and to hold the said Ground and Bargained Premises with all her appurtenances Privileges, and Commodities of the same belonging to or in any wise appertaining to him the said Edward Mutrie his Heirs and Assigns for ever to him and his heirs properly to inherit and to his Successors and the said Samuel Thrasher promisey my Heirs successors and Demise my sole Covenant and Promise to grant and to the said Edward Mutrie his Heirs and Assigns that at all and before the Presence of any Person I am the true and lawful Owner of the said bargained Premises and conveniently Seized and Reposed of the same now and forever Right as a good and perfect Absolute estate of Inheritance in simple and have in my full power just register full Power and Lawfull Authority to grant bargain sell and convey the aforesaid Bargained Premises in Manner as aforesaid Said that the said Edward Mutrie his Heirs and Assigns shall and may possess it then and at all times forever hereby and forever by virtue of this Present Lawfully Peaceably and Quietly have the same Excepted For copy of the Demised and Bargained Premises with the Appurtenances square Land and Road and ways alleys Augusts roads and Ditchings and from all and all names of former or other grants Grants Mortgages in sales Leases Leasing Wills estates pointers Forfeitures seizures and Tenements of what Name or nature whatsoever that might in any manner encumber or Destroy Absolute or make void this Present Deed. FURTHERMORE the said Samuel Thrasher for me my Heirs successors and Demise declared and Convey the above Demised Premises to them the said Edward Mutrie his Heirs and Assigns against the Lawfull claims or Demands of any Person or Persons whatsoever forever in Warrant and defend and Defend by these Presents. PROVIDED However that these Presents are upon Condition that it is said that of the said Samuel Thrasher and his Successors Administrators shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said Edward Mutrie his Heirs successors Demised estates or Assigns One Autumn Note of hand Demand bearing on Date herewith this amount of the Note is for Twelve hundred and Five Dollars and Twenty five cents which is payable Demand with Interest with the Interest arising on the note thus the above written instrument is to be null and Void and of none sort Otherwise to stand and remain in full Force and Vesture in Law - hr

41 So Witness our hands the 11th day Samuel Thrugeon have hereunto set our hands and Seals this 11th Day of February A.D. 1811. Signed Sealed and Delivered in Presence of us James Thrugeon of N. Peleg Coofs Jp Samuel Thrugeon Washington town & Charlestown Feb 18th 1811 Personally came Samuel Thrugeon and acknowledged the above Deed to be his Voluntary Act and Deed and had and declare thank Offend Before Peleg Coofs Jp Justice Peace Charlestown Feb 11th A.D. 1811. Whereas Town and Country has this Day given this Note of Hand to James Thrugeon of N. and Aaron Thrugeon for Twelve thousand and four Dollars and Seventy five cents and I the subscriber have given him a Mortgage of my Charlestown Farm for the Securing the Payment of the sum of money And I do agree with the Witness that if in the future be any trouble in raising the money to pay the Note I agree to allow him for it or if he is obliged to hire money out of the banks to pay it Note I agree to allow him the same Interest for what sum he may hire in that away and pay him for this Trouble. Received July 12. 1811 By P Coofs Jp Samuel Thrugeon this a master piece! (S) COPY