6/18/1816 · DEED · book 5 page 284 doc 12013

224. Know all Men by these presents that Ye Dw Lawes brandal and Bathsheba brandal his wife both of the town and County of Newlondon in Connecuticut, for their good causes and based reasons therefore considering experience for Light Heind Dollars received to am quite satisfaction of john s. Stanton of Connecticut in the County and State aforesaid have remised released and forever quit claimed and by these Presents of our alone of our Lawful parts and absolutely remise release and forever quit claim the said john s. Stanton and his Heirs forever a Square Corner and just right title as in the Dw Lawes brandal and Bathsheba brandal his wife Have or ought have in a certain farm or smithy with the building thereon lying in Christiantown in the County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island containing about three hundred & three Acres being the same farm formerly owned and occupied by Mr. Enoch brandal Grandfather by these right title to a certain piece of Lot’s marsh lands lying in Christiantown on black land near an antique bridge which tree as boundary and improved by the said Lawes brandal To have and to hold the Above Described Premises with the said john s. Stanton his Heirs their heirs and assigns to the only use and be hoped for the said john s. Stanton his Heirs and assigns forever so to that neither the said Lawes brandal & Bathsheba nor either of us nor Any Other Person claiming in our name or in either of the Names and behalf of those or have hereafter Claim or Demand any right title to the Better Remaining of any part Thereof but they and every one of them by these presents be excluded and forever barred. — In Witness’s their hands are hereunto set our Hands and seals this 22nd Day of March Anno Domini 1816. — Signed sealed and Delivered W Province of — Mr. H. Brainard John G. Brainard Lewis brandal L S Bathsheba brandal L S Newlondon County St. Newlondon March 22nd 1816. Personally Appeared before Me Lawes brandal & Miss Bathsheba brandal Signors and sealers of the foregoing Instrument and acknowledged the Same to be their act and Deed that the Bathsheba Signing and truly acknowledging the Same in the Absence of the Notary as she stated her said husband Wm H Brainard Justice of Peace Recorded June 10th 1816. by P. Dodge T.C.