“as one of the Children and Heirs at Law to Oliver Colegrove”
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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 full 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 Subscribers
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 we
$\mathcal{I}$ Esther Colegrove late of Richmond in the County of Washington in the state
of Rhode Island and Providence Plantation sworn for the Consideration of the sum
of one hundred and seventy five Dollars & ten cents in hand well and truly paid by
William Colegrove of said Richmond the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged and that from henceforth Certified concluded and peace give
granted loaned 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 Oliver 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 Washington 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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To have and to hold The one fourteenth part of the Above Described land to
gather with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging or any
wise appertaining to him his heirs and assigns forever and I the said Nathan
Colegrove for my self my law Executor and Administrator Covenant promise and agree
to and with the said William Colegrove his heirs and assigns forever that I will warrant
and defend the one fourteenth part of the aforesaid land as one of heir at law of
the other Colegroves that I have good Right full Power Lawfull authority to
sell and convey the same in manner as aforesaid and that the said William Colegrove
by his heirs and assigns shall and may from time to time and at all times forever lawfully
have hold Use enjoy possess and Enjoy the full peace and free of all and
every claim claiming or Demand that I the said Nathan Colegrove have or ought
To have as heir to the said William Colegrove or by any other way or means Whatever
And that I will warrant and Defend the said William Colegrove in the Lawsuit and
peaceful possession of the premises against the Lawfull Claims & Demands of
all and Every person Claiming by law or deed in and I Polly Colegrove wife of the
said Nathan for the Consideration aforesaid of my pen rice will accede and second
ye said Conveyance of all my right of Dowry and power of thirds in and to
the premises to him the said William Colegrove in his Heirs and Assigns forever
In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and Seals the fourteenth Day
of November A.D 1802.
Signed Sealed & Delivered
In Presence of
Arnold Barber
Jonathan Maxson
Washington sq
Richmond November the 15 A.D. 1802.
Personally appear the within Subscriber Nathan
— Colegrove And acknowledged the within and foregoing
Instrument in writing to be his Voluntary act and
Deed Stand and Seal
Before Jonathan Maxson Justice Peace
Recorded March
13th 1810 by
Regr. Of C.C.
Nathan Colegrove (SS)
(S.L.)
The page as recorded
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