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8/13/1822 · DEED · book 6 page 6 doc 12226

From SHEFFIELD JAMES life, SHEFFIELD LYDIA life
To SHEFFIELD SAMUEL 2ND
Consideration one Hundred and seventyfive Dollars
Premises 56 acres, 71 acres, 5 acres · Three lots including dwelling house, barn, and swamp land (Charlestown)

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

◀ 1817 · DEED · SHEFFIELD THOMAS → SHEFFIELD JAMES; SHEFFIELD GEORGE; SHEFFIELD SAMUEL 2ND · book 5 p 359
◀ 1818 · AGREEMENT · LEWIS JOSEPH H; SHEFFIELD SAMUEL; SHEFFIELD JAMES; SHEFFIELD GEORGE → SHEFFIELD GEORGE; SHEFFIELD JAMES; SHEFFIELD SAMUEL; LEWIS JOSEPH H · book 5 p 379

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

▶ 1831 · DEED · SHEFFIELD SAMUEL 2ND → BRIGGS BOWEN; STANTON GILBERT · book 6 p 233

Bounded by

Jared Babcock · Jared Babcock · Thomas Hopsie · Edward Wilcox · Edward Wilcox · Jonathan Macomber · Jonathan Macomber · George Hall · Benjamin Hopsie · Daniel Stanton · Daniel Stanton · Christopher Babcock · Christopher Babcock

The instrument's own words

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6 Know all Men by these presents, That I James Sheffield of Stoning- ton in the County of New London and State of Connecticut, for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred and seventy five Dollars to me in Hand paid by Samuel Sheffield Jr of Westerly in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge, have removed released and forever Quitclaimed unto the said Samuel Sheffield Jr his Heirs and assigns forever the one undivided Sixteenth part of those Lots or parcels of Land situate and lying in Charlestown in the said county of Washington bounded and described as follows, (first) the first lot contains fifty Six acres more or less and is bounded Northerly on the sea or Ocean, on the West by land of Isaac Babcock, Northerly on land of Thomas Hickory and Easterly on land of Edward Whitney, together with the dwelling house Barn Stable and other Outbuildings thereon, (second) the second lot contains Seventy one acres more or less and is bounded Northerly on land of Jonathan Bacon Edward Whitney and Thomas Hickory Northerly on land of Jonathan Bacon her Northerly on land of Jonathan Malbon, and the first lot’s boundary Easterly on land of Edward Whitney, and on the West by land of Edward Whitney’s House, the third lot contains five acres of swamp land more or less and is bounded Easterly and Northerly on land of Edward Whitney and Thomas Hickory, Westerly on land of the heirs of Benjamin Kinney, and Northerly on land of Daniel Stanton and on the South of Christopher Babcockly. To have and to hold the same together with all buildings and enclosures the Outbuildings and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the same from the said Samuel Sheffield Jr his Heirs and assigns forever And I Lydia Sheffield wife of the said James Sheffield for and in consideration of the sum of Money aforesaid do hereby lend Quit- Claim and forever surrender up all my Right of Dower and Tenure of things in and unto the foregoing named premises. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and Seals this first day of April AD 1822 Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of Benjamin Pendleton Jed. W. Wright James Sheffield (S) Lydia Sheffield (S) State of Rhode Island. Washington f[or] on the first day of April 1822 Personally came James Sheffield and Lydia Sheffield his wife and severally acknowledged the signing of the foregoing Deed to be their free and voluntary act. before me Jed. W. Wright Justice of peace Recorded August 13 1822 by Samuel Stanton D. Clrk

The page as recorded

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