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2/13/1823 · DEED · book 6 page 21 doc 12243

From KINYON SUSANNAH, KINYON NATHAN G
To CLARKE SAMUEL
Consideration Three Hundred Seventy five Dollars
Premises thirteen Acres · Parcel of Land or of Salt Marsh (Charlestown, Biggs Cove, Samuel Barge's Land, Stephen Brownings Marsh)

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

◀ 1800 · DEED · HARVEY WILLIAM → KINYON NATHAN · book 4 p 303

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

▶ 1828 · DEED · CLARKE SAMUEL; CLARKE RENEWED → KINYON WILLIAM · book 6 p 191
▶ 1838 · DEED · CLARKE SAMUEL → JOHNSON JONATHAN · book 6 p 462

Bounded by

Beleg Cross · Samuel Perry · Stephen Browning

The instrument's own words

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21 KNOW All Men that these Presents That T. Nathan G. Kingon and Susannah Kingon both to said Nathan Kingon of South Kingstown town and in the County of Washington and State Rhode Island and Providence and in the County of Washington and State Rhode Island and Providence said to me by Samuel Clarke of Pawtucket and in said County and State paid to me by Samuel Clarke of Pawtucket and in said County and State in Consideration of the sum Three Hundred Seventy five Dollars paid to me by Samuel Clarke of Pawtucket and in said County and State in lawful Money of the United states of we hereby Acknowledge, Do hereby Give Grant Bargain Release and Convey unto the said Samuel Clarke in his Heirs and Assigns forever One Certain Parcel of Land or of Salt Marsh lying being above in Charlestown & in the County aforesaid, and Containing thirteen Acres the same be more or less and is butted and Bounded as follows Nottherly bordering at the lee on Biggs Cove Salt Land or Beach partly on a Channel, North Westly on a Creek or Channel to the Separates it from Samuel Barge's Land, Easterly on Stephen Brownings Marsh, South Westly on the State to the first mentioned Boundary Or Place and to hold the said Granted to Bargain and Conveyance in the Conveyances and Appurtenances thereof to him the said Samuel Clarke in his Heir and Assigns forever, to his Use and their use and benefit forever and we the said Nathan G. Kingon our ourselves our Heirs Administrators Executors or Covenant with the said Samuel Clarke his Heir and Assigns that we are the Lawfully seised in fee of the Premises That they are free of all Incumbrances, that we have a Good Right to sell and Convey the same to the said Samuel Clarke to hold as Legally and that we shall and Defend the same to the said Samuel Clarke his Heirs and Assigns forever Against all and some Demands of what kind of Nature whatever and that the do for the Consideration above mentioned Granted and Bargained Premises surrender all our Right and Title that we had in said Land unto the said Samuel Clarke his Heirs and Assigns forever. In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our Bonds and Seals this Eighteenth Day of November and in the Year of 1822 Signed Sealed & delivered in presence of Stephen Robinson Benja. Congdon N.B. the ink becoming faint through the time in the above part was transcribed before Signing and Sealing Nathan G. Kingon Susannah Kingon Washington S.S. Washington Co. S.S. South Kingstown, November 18th 1822. before me came Nathan G. Kingon and Susannah Kingon wife of the said Nathan and solemnly acknowledged the said Within Instrument of deed to be their free Voluntary act and sealed And the said Susannah being afterward by me Examined separate & apart from her Husband and the said Deed then Shewed and Explained to her by me that the same acknowledged the same to be her free Voluntary act and Deed and that she did not wish to retract the same Before me Math. W. Robinson Just. Peace Recorded Feb 8th 1823 by Samuel Stanton J.C.

The page as recorded

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deed_walker_v1.9_2026-10-10 · the index is the town's own (i2l.uslandrecords.com); transcripts, chains and the assessor's cards are the Perry Machine's reading of it. Where the record we hold runs out, the page says so.