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11/9/1819 · DEED · book 5 page 422 doc 12160

From MINER ELIZA P life
To KINYON JOHN H
Consideration Six Hundred & fifty Dollars
Premises One Hundred acres more or less · undivided moiety of a farm with dwelling house (Consideration, Valley Brook)

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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

▶ 1820 · DEED · KINYON RUTH; KINYON JOHN H → KINYON AARON · book 5 p 431
▶ 1826 · DEED · KINYON RUTH; KINYON JOHN H → KINYON IRA · book 6 p 132
▶ 1842 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · KINYON JOHN H → KINYON LEWIS · book 6 p 222

Bounded by

Christopher Saunders · Christopher Saunders

The instrument's own words

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422 Know All Men by these presents that I S Elza P. Miner of North Kingston in the County of Kenton & State of Connecticut widen in Consideration of the sum of Five Hundred & Fifty Dollars paid one by John H. Kingston of Newporton, in the County of Windham ton & State of Rhode Island gentleman, the Receipt whereof I do hereby Acknowledge to be fully Given Grant Bargain Sell and convey unto the said John H. Kingston his heirs and assigns forever one undivided moiety or half part of a Certain farm or tract of land situated in Consideration in the County of Kentington containing one Hundred acres more or less with all Dwelling House and Other buildings thereon Bound North by [illegible] & Northwesterly on East side Valley Brook, Easterly on land late belonging to Elizabeth Sanderson, and westerly by a Highway, Neighboring to the North West the said Grant & Bargain premises, with the appurtenances & advantages thereunto belonging (save & except to the said Elza P. Miner my Heirs & assigns forever a Right of way or right of passing to & from a Certain Habitation called dam inside connected Rhode Island to the right belonging to me my Heirs & assigns, for all lawful purposes appertaining thereto & without dam) to have the said John H. Kingston his heirs and assigns forever, and to his Heirs & assigns forever. And I the said Elza P. Miner by virtue of my Power Executor & Administrator to the Covenant with the said John H. Kingston in his Heirs and assigns that I am lawfully Seized in fee of the premises that they are free of all incumbrances Equitably & surely that I have had right to sell and convey the same to the said John H. Kingston to hold the same to the said John H. Kingston and defend the same to the said John H. Kingston on his Heirs and assigns forever against all and any former claims & demands & of all persons. In Witness whereof I have set my hand & Seal this 3d day of April AD 1819 Elza P. Miner (Seal) In presence of Vanda Cole Elza P. Miner Recorded Nov 9th 1819 by Samuel Stanton Clk (North london County for North Kingston State 1819 Personally Appeared Soph Elza P. Miner Vigne and stated the within and foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same to be her free and Voluntary Act and deed hand and Seal before me Vanda Cole Justice of the Peace) COPY

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