11/6/1811 · DEED · book 5 page 44 doc 11791

(44) This Indenture Made this Twenty fourth Day of April in the Year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred & Eighty eight Day and between Simon Tucker of Charlestown in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island yeoman, One Partly Mason Wife of Jonathan Mason of Richmond in the County aforesaid Witnesseth that the said Simon Tucker for the Consideration of a certain Dewpaid Bargain and even trade of the one fourth part of a certain Tract of Land therein Described have Given Granted bargained and farm let unto the said Tabitha Mason for During the term of her Natural Life the aforesaid one fifth part of the aforesaid Tract of Land for and During the Term of her Natural Life To have and to hold the aforesaid Land and premises to the said Tabitha for and During the aforesaid Term of her Natural Life Provided Meanwhile Life and to it to be True Intent and meaning of the parties hereto that the said Tabitha Mason shall not avail her self of any Advantage of this present Lease During the life of her husband Jonathan Mason Any thing herein to the Contrary Administrating In Witness whereof there have hereunto set my hand & Seal the date Above Written. Executed In Presence of Thomas Tefft Jonathan Tucker Simon Tucker L.S. Acknowledge the date aforesaid at Richmond aforesaid Before Thomas Tefft justice Peace Recorded Nov 16. 1809 pp 170 Book G. V. C. Whereas Charles Church late of Charlestown in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island yeoman Deceased dies by his Last will of Testament per to his of his Daughters about Ninety Eight Acres of Land lying to the South east the post road and to the north east of the Land given to his son Asa Church and Ordered the same to be sold by Asa Church his Executor together with the above five Acres of salt Marsh and all the money arising from the Sale thereof to be ly Divided amongst his paid Six Daughters as by said Will more fully appear However the said Asa Church not having Sold the Land and the one sixth part for thereof Belonging equally amongst Now any one of said Six daughters Wherefore for best hereby known to all men whoever it concern that we Joshua Noyes and the aforesaid Susannah Noyes being his wife have for the Consideration of the sum of One Hundred & Eight Dollars to us in hand Before the Conveying hereby acknowledge and Trust paid by the said Asa Church to our full satisfaction do hereby accrue assign and Discharge the said Asa Church his Heirs Execution and administration forever by these Presents all his said father Noyes and Susannah Noyes anything for one our heirs executors & administrators Do by these present remise release and forever Quitclaim sell and confirm into him the said Asa Church his heirs and Assigns forever all our right title property Interest claim and demand which we are not =have

have or ought to have in and unto the aforesaid Lands and Marsh or unto the Monies arising on the sales thereof agreeable to sd will and that the sad Shia church his heirs and assigns by Virtue of these Presents shall have and hold the same as a free and clear estate in so simple forever and that we furthermore agree to warrant and defend the one fourth part of sd lands agreeable to the will aforesaid unto the said Shia church his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims of all persons claiming the Same from by or under us. In Witness and Confirmation whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 26 Day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight Hundred and Eleven. Signed Sealed and Delivered In Presence of John G. Hoosey Samuel Perry Joshua Noyes L.S. Susannah Noyes L.S. Personally Appeared in Charleston in Washington the within Named Joshua Noyes and his wife Susannah Noyes and acknowledge the within Instrument to be their Voluntary act and Deed with their hands and seal thereunto affixed before me the Subscribed this 26 day of march 1811. Attest Samuel Perry Justice of the Common Pleas......... Recorded Nov 16 1811 By Jos ph G. [illegible]