The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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8/11/1818 · MORTGAGE · book 5 page 383 doc 12115

From ALLEN LEMUEL life, PALMITTER JOSEPH life, ALLEN SARAH life
To KINYON SAMUEL
Consideration five Hundred Dollars
Premises hundred feet square · one Lot of land (Charlestown, Rhode Island)

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

◀ 1818 · DEED · KINYON SAMUEL → ALLEN LEMUEL; PALMITTER JOSEPH · book 5 p 382

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

▶ 1818 · DEED · KINYON SAMUEL; KINYON ELIZABETH → GREEN THOMAS · book 5 p 378
▶ 1818 · DEED · KINYON SAMUEL → ALLEN LEMUEL; PALMITTER JOSEPH · book 5 p 382
▶ 1818 · DEED · KINYON SAMUEL → BURDICK SIMEON · book 5 p 390

The instrument's own words

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383 Know All men by these presents That we Lemuel Allen of Kent County and Joseph Pelmetier both Residing in Charlestown in the County of Washington for and in Consideration of the Sum of five Hundred Dollars to us in hand paid by Samuel Kenyon of Richmond Rhode Island The Receipt whereof we hereby acknowledge do give Grant Bargain Sell & Convey unto the said Samuel Kenyon one Lot of land lying in the State of Rhode Island containing hundred feet square See the Same annex or Save besides as follows Beginning at the Southwest Corner of a Lot belonging Samuel Kenyon called Three Eastly 80 feet to a wall wall Then Northerly by a road & fence about eighty feet Side on the Land of land Then East exactly about one hundred Rod till reaches Joseph Bishop & his land Then Southerly to first mentioned Corner To Have & To Hold the Above premises with all the appur tenances & privileges pertaining thereto belonging to him the said Samuel Kenyon his heirs then & Assigns forever And we the Lemuel Allen & Joseph Pelmetier for Ourselves our Heirs and Assigns promise and defend unto the Samuel Kenyon and his heirs to the said Kenyon and his heirs & Assigns do agree not until the Expiration These premises where we are called the of Above premises and will Warrant Tenure & defend the Same to the said Kenyon and his heirs Above premises and will Warrant Tenure & defend the Same to the said Kenyon and his heirs assigns powers against the Lawful Command of all these Persons Provided That we the grant ees upon Conditions That if the said Lemuel Allen & Joseph Pelmetier or their Heirs or Assigns shall pay or cause to be paid to the Samuel Kenyon or his Heirs or Assigns the sum of five Hundred Dollars with the Intent And just Sum of five Hundred Dollars with the Intent Assigning Thereon then this Deed to be null & Void and of no to Remain in full force and Virtue Now made and done = of Wit Agnes Herneuts Lot made in Rhode Island the 15th day of (April 1818) Samuel Kenyon Signed Sealed & delivered (seal) in presence of Phil J Thompson Nathanael roughs Sarah X Allen (seal) Gardner (witness) Stephen Noy (witness) Samuel Stanton to Lemuel & Sarah Allen (seal) Recorded August 18th 1818 By Samuel Stanton Cl Clerk

The page as recorded

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