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12/2/1811 · DEED · book 5 page 59 doc 11806

From STANTON JOSEPH JR life
To BOWLER WILLIAM D life
Consideration One hundred Dollars
Premises Twenty Acres and a half Acres · one fourth Part of Land with Dwelling house Barn and Stable (Charlestown)
Also on this page: DEED STANTON JOSEPH JR · RELEASE FANNING DENNIS J EST

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

◀ 1811 · DEED · BOWLER WILLIAM D; BOWLER NANCY → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 59
◀ 1811 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · POTTER ELISHA R; CARD SHADRECK → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 19
◀ 1811 · MORTGAGE · HAZARD GEORGE W → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 24
◀ 1811 · DEED · HAZARD GEORGE W → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 29
◀ 1811 · MORTGAGE · BOWLER WILLIAM D; BOWLER NANCY → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 63
◀ 1810 · MORTGAGE · CARD JONATHAN; CARD PHEBE → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 535
◀ 1809 · MORTGAGE · COLLINS JAMES; COLLINS HANNAH → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 519
◀ 1809 · MORTGAGE · NILES PAUL → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 521
◀ 1809 · MORTGAGE · HAZARD GEORGE W → STANTON JOSEPH JR; WILLCOX EDWARD · book 4 p 522
◀ 1809 · MORTGAGE · BOWLER WILLIAM D; BOWLER NANCY → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 523
◀ 1809 · CERTIFICATE · CRANDAL JESSE; TAYLOR SAMUEL → STANTON JOSEPH JR; WILLCOX EDWARD · book 4 p 525
◀ 1808 · DEED · COLLINS JAMES; COLLINS HANNAH → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 496
◀ 1808 · DEED · COLLINS JAMES; COLLINS HANNAH → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 503
◀ 1807 · DEED · BROWNING STEPHEN; BROWNING BRIDGET → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 4 p 483

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

▶ 1811 · DEED · BOWLER WILLIAM D; BOWLER NANCY → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 59
▶ 1811 · MORTGAGE · BOWLER WILLIAM D; BOWLER NANCY → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 63
▶ 1816 · DEED · BOWLER WILLIAM D; BOWLER NANCY → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 5 p 297

The instrument's own words

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Know all Men by these presents that I William D Bowler of Charlestown in Washington county the german to do for and in consideration of the Sum of Nine Hundred and Seventy Dollars a one in Hand Will and fully paid by Joseph Stanton farmer of Charlestown in Washington County farmer in the Same Whereas fully of the body healthy Advantage and that I am Reasonably fully Infirmed and unable and have given granted Bargained and Sold into unto him the said Joseph Stanton farmer for his Heirs and Executors Administrators and assigns forever one fourth Part of Land situated in said Charlestown Containing By Estimation Twenty Acres and a half Acres over to the above named lot and is bounded Southing by the Highway leading backly by James Honey Lane Northerly by Land belonging To the Heirs of Amos Honey Late Deceased & Westerly by Joseph Stanton farmer On Line Together with a Dwelling house Barn and Stable Shops thereof Standing. To have and to Hold the above granted and Bargained premises with all the Appurtenances privileges and Commodities to the said buyerly or in any wise Appertaining unto him the said Joseph Stanton for his Heirs and assigns forever and to the said William Bowler Desirous and expresses and for my said Heirs Constatutes and Administrators to and with the said Joseph Stanton for his Heirs and assigns forever transferred to leave Seize and Deforce by these presents all the before Defined and bargained premises unto all lawful claims of Demands of any Person or persons Whatever and Nancy Bowler wife of the said William D Bowler gave her Consent for the Consideration above Mentioned quite up and Concurred all her right power and power of thirds in the before Defined and bargained premises unto the said Joseph Stanton for his Heirs and Assigns forever. In Witness whereof We the said William Bowler and Nancy his wife have hereunto set our names and Seals this Second Day of December 1811. Signed Sealed and Delivered In Presence of Jared Burnick Noah Church Washington sq’d Charlestown December the 2 1811 Personally appeared William Bowler and Nancy Bowler his wife and acknowledged the above and foregoing Instrument to be their free Voluntary act and Deed signed and before me Noah Church justice Peace Know all Men By these presents that I Joseph Stanton farmer of Charlestown in Washington County State of Rhode Island Ger man holds safe and firmly Bound to be Obliged Unto William D Bowler of Charlestown in the County and the State aforesaid German in the full point and power of Sum Twelve Dollars to be and fully Paid to he and the said William D Bowler his Heirs Executors Administrator or Assigns the true payment when I Bind my self By this my last Will my Heirs Executors and Administrators for the whole and in Sum of the aforesaid Sum Solely with my Great Seal of Charlestown the 2nd Day of December 1811 The Condition of the above Obligation is that Whereas the above and William Bowler has the Day made and execute a Deed of Warranty of his one Dwelling House and Land and Other Buildings thereon Standing to the above named Joseph Stanton for him and out of the Other Buildings is an Old Stone wall that now in the Company of another Ringon owner and the Land in front of the Stone wall off the Place to the Highway which she has Right over and one Boundary the line of Mr. Nature Life Now of the said Joseph Stanton for shall Let him Morton Ringon have and lawfully use and possess and Enjoy the said House and Lands in front of it During her life and at her Natural Life then the above Obligation is to be null and Void and the force thereof ceased and remain in full force Signed Sealed and Delivered By my hand In Presence of [illegible] Joseph Stanton (LS) William D Bowler (LS) Nancy Bowler (LS) [Marginalia]: Signed & Delivered Me R.C. [illegible] Noah Church

The page as recorded

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