The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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3/12/1813 · DEED · book 5 page 163 doc 11903

From COLEGROVE CHRISTOPHER life
To COLEGROVE JONATHAN life
Consideration two hundred dollars
Premises 490 acres · Three tracts in Richmond and Charlestown (Richmond, Charlestown)
Also on this page: RELEASE WILLIAMS FANNIE B EST

Back — where this land came from

heir Oliver Colegrove
“all my right title Interest and Property that I have in the Real Estate of my father and mother Oliver Colegrove”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
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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 · COLEGROVE JONATHAN; COLEGROVE FANNY → CRANDALL OLIVER · book 5 p 166
▶ 1813 · DEED · COLEGROVE JONATHAN; COLEGROVE FANNY → KINYON CALEB · book 5 p 167

Bounded by

Samuel Ringen · James Ringen · Christopher worden · Gardner Worden · Gardner Worden · Oliver Crandall · Oliver Crandall · Samuel Kenyon · James Hinyon · James Allen · Olivia Crandells

The instrument's own words

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168 In Witness whereof we have here unto set our hands and Seals this fourth day of March in the Year of our Lord one Thousand Eight hundred and six. Signed Sealed and Delivered In Presence of Jonathan Colegrove Thomas Tefft Thomas Colegrove (LS) (LS) Washington for E. H. Richmond aforesaid the Date aforesaid I the Subscriber Thomas Colegrove Acknowledged the preceding Instrument to be his free act and Deed Before Thomas Tefft Justice of the Peace [illegible] Braced March 13, 1812 m. in p 90 Page 96 Know all Men by these presents that I Christopher Colegrove of Richmond in the County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantat- ion Gentleman for the Consideration of the Sum of four hundred dollars to me in hand paid by Jonathan Colegrove of said Richmond Gentleman the Receiver whereof I by acknowledge to be full Satisfaction Have given grant bargained Sold and conveyed and confirmed unto the said Jonathan Colegrove his Heirs and assigns forever The one and the fourth part of three Undivided Shares or parcels of my Estate lying and being in Richmond and Charlestown in the County aforesaid all my right title Interest and Property that I have in the Real Estate of my father and mother Oliver Colegrove late of said Richmond described The first of said Tract lying in said Richmond Containing by Estimation four hundred acres more or Less bounded Easterly by the Highway Southerly by our Parcel’s Rear More Easterly by Samuel [illegible] North westerly by the said First Parcel’s Rear bounded East and the James Ringrose Land the Second Tract Estate in said Charlestown Containing fifty acres more or Less or bounded Easterly by the Highway Southerly and westerly by Christopher nordman Land and by Gordon Worden Land and Northerly by the said First Parcel’s Rear the Third Tract Containing forty acres more or Less bounded Northerly and North westerly by Highway Easterly and Southerly by Oliver Colegrove’s Land it being all the Land my said Father Died seized of So have I and so hold I all granted premises with all the appurtenances and Privileges to the same belonging or appertaining to him the said Jonathan Colegrove his Heirs and Assigns forever For I the said Christopher Colegrove for my self my Heirs Executors and administrators do Covenant and engage to and with the said Jonathan Colegrove to him and his Assigns that I have Good Right and Lawful authority to sell and convey said granted promises that I am Lawfully Seized of the same and that the said granted premises are clear of all Incumbrances Except the Right of Dover
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164 of Dowry of my honored Mother Esther Colegrove And that I will Warrant and defend the said Jonathan Colegrove his Heirs and assigns in the quiet and peaceful possession of said granted premises against all and every Person or persons claiming in me by inde me or my Heirs IN Witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this twentieth day of March A.D 1806. Signed Sealed and Delivered In Presence of Christopher Colegrove(seal) William Colegrove Thomas Tefft Washington state(seal) { At Richmond the date aforesaid The Subscribed Recorded March 12th Christopher Colegrove Acknowledged the preceding 1806 by Regy[ist]r { Before Thomas Tefft Justice of the peace To all people to whom these Presents shall come Greeting That ye I Nathan Colegrove late of Richmond in the County of Washington in the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantation Governor for the Consideration of the sum of one hundred and seventy five Dollars & more in hand well and truly paid by William Colegrove of said Richmond Gamer the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged and that there forth Certified concluded and peace Here give granted bargained Transferred Sold conveyed and Conferred unto the said William Colegrove his Heirs and assigns one half part of three Certain Tracts parcels of Land situated in said Richmond & in Charlestown in the County aforesaid as thing all my Right title Interest and Claim that I have as one of the Children and Heirs at Law to Esther Colegrove late of said Richmond Deceased to the said Lands the first Containing one hundred and seventy acres is bounded Westerly by Samuel Kingston Land Northerly by said Samuel and by James Purnell Land easterly by the Highway and southerly by Pawcatuck River the Second situate in said Charlestown containing fifty acres more or less is bounded Easterly & southerly by the Highway by Christopher Washburn and by Gardner Wordens Land and Northerly by said Pawcatuck River the Three Containing Twenty four acres more or less is bounded Northwesterly and Northerly by Highways southeasterly and Southerly by James Allen Land and by Oliver Candell Land The before Described three Tracts of Land being all the Land that my honored father Oliver Colegrove died Seized of —

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