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10/25/1817 · DEED · book 5 page 363 doc 12091

From HOLBURTON THOMAS life, HOLBURTON DRUSILLA life
To CLARKE THOMAS
Consideration one Hundred and fifteen dollars
Premises Three times the Same size or Less · Four Entire Lots of marsh Land (Charlestown, plantation Derry)

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

◀ 1815 · DEED · MALARD HENRY; MALLARD WINEFORD → HOLBURTON THOMAS · book 5 p 251
◀ 1806 · DEED · BROWNING EPHRAIM; BROWNING SUSANNAH → HOLBURTON THOMAS; KINYON WILLIAM · book 4 p 457

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

▶ 1836 · AGREEMENT · BROWNING GEORGE; CLARKE THOMAS → CLARKE THOMAS; BROWNING GEORGE · book 6 p 353

Bounded by

Robert Hazard · Amos Green · Jonathan Berry

The instrument's own words

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363 To All People to whom these Presents shall come Greeting, Know ye that I Thomas Holboston of Richmondtown in the County of Washington, and State of Rhode and Providence Plantation Gentleman for the Consideration of one Hundred and fifteen dollars paid me by Thomas Clarke of Charlestown in Washington County and State of Rhodeisland and Providence Plantation gentleman, the Receipt Whereof I do hereby ac- knowledge to hereby Give Grant Bargain sell and Convey unto the said Thomas Clarke his heirs and Assigns forever Four Entire Lots of marsh Land in Charlestown contain- by Estimation Three times the Same size or Less, Left Bound as follows (viz:) West signing in the Southwest Corner of the marsh that Robert Hazard Bought of Joseph Sandiford by a small Oak tree Clearly marked by Stud Crosses why’s [illegible] thence North by E by 3 rods until it comes to a Boat slide that leads off Ama Princes grants, thence Northly by 3 rods to the Northly boundary of the said Sandiford’s lot to the first marked stone or Corner the Other lots of marsh lying a Little North of the Sd Hazard’s marshland, by the east of the land that Robert Hazard Bought of Joseph Sandiford, to the East of land belonging to the Town of plantation Derry. To Have and to Hold the said Grants and be- said Premises with the Privileges and Appurtenances thereunto to him the said Thomas Clarke his heirs and Assigns forever as also to his heirs and Rightful forces; and I the Sd Thomas Holboston for myself, my heirs my Executors and Administrators do warrant to the Sd Thomas Clarke his heirs and Assigns that I am Lawfully seized in fee of the Premises, That they are free of all incumbr burdens Hasten that have Good Right and Title to Convey the same To the said Thomas Clarke to hold them opposed, and that I will Warrant and defend the same to the Sd Thomas Clarke his heirs and Assigns forever against the Lawfull Claims and demands of all Persons and Donnella Holboston Wife of Thomas Holboston for the Consideration aforesaid do give up and surrender all my right of Dower in and premise of Title of and to the before described and Bargained Premises unto the Sd Thomas Clarke his Heirs and Assigns forever. In My Proper whose witness I Thomas Holboston & Donnella his Wife hereunto set our hands and Seals this 30th day of August 1817 Signed Sealed and delivered in Presence of Joshua Cardy Jp William Green Thomas Holboston (L.S.) Donnella Holboston (L.S.) Washington Ct at Richmondtown August 30th 1817 I solemnly Swore Thomas Holboston and Donnella his Wife owners and Sellers to the above and foregoing instrument And Acknowledged the same to be their free Voluntary act and deed the Seal and Seal thereunto Affixed before me Joshua Cardy Justice Peace Recorded October 23rd 1817 By Samuel Stanton Clk

The page as recorded

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