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3/6/1824 · MORTGAGE · book 6 page 65 doc 12292

From KINYON LEWIS
To JOHNSON JONATHAN life
Consideration two Hundred Dollars
Premises one hundred & forty rods · Lot of land in East Charlestown (East 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

◀ 1823 · DEED · KINYON NANCY; KINYON WILLIAM → KINYON LEWIS · book 6 p 51
◀ 1820 · DEED · HOLBURTON THOMAS; HOLBURTON DRUSILLA; HOLBURTON HENRY M → KINYON LEWIS · book 5 p 434
◀ 1816 · DEED · WORDEN JAMES; WORDEN SUSANNAH → KINYON LEWIS · book 5 p 271
◀ 1800 · DEED · KINYON SAMUEL → KINYON LEWIS · book 4 p 290

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

▶ 1838 · DEED · JOHNSON JONATHAN → CLARKE SAMUEL · book 6 p 462
▶ 1845 · MORTGAGE · JOHNSON JONATHAN → JOHNSON KINYON · book 7 p 178
▶ 1846 · DEED · JOHNSON JONATHAN; POTTER REYNOLDS; POTTER DORCAS; KINYON MARCY; CHAPPE → KNOWLES JOHN T · book 7 p 225
▶ 1847 · DEED · JOHNSON HANNAH; JOHNSON JONATHAN → JOHNSON KINYON · book 7 p 254

Bounded by

Benjamin Kinyon · Frederick Kinyon · Pewterish Brown

The instrument's own words

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65 Know all men by these Presents That I Lewis Hingon of Charlestown in the County of Kenton & State of Rhode Island Land Yeoman for and in consideration of two hundred Dollars paid by Jonathan Johnson of Providence in the County and State of Rhode Island to me Lewis Hingon hereby acknowledge to be fully convent and paid’d and convent, & promise Jonathan Johnson hereinafter called the Grantee for ever to convent Bargain and sell convent, & convey in full Ownership to him and his Heirs forever one Certain Lot of Land lying in East Charlestown, and contained by Exterior boundaries one hundred & forty rods in the whole more or less, and in its Particulars as followeth viz: Bounded by Samuel Hingon his Heirs, Land, and Entity westerly on the Land runing parallel to the boundary line of the said Samuel Hingon, and bounded by Obadiah Landy’s land and entity by Peregrine Hingon’s Heirs, and bounded by Blew Conrads land and entity by Peregrine’s Heirs. To have and to hold the above Given and Grant to the Grantee together with all the Tenements thereunto appertaining untill the said Jonathan Johnson or his Heirs shall pay me the sum of five hundred Dollars with the Interest from the 4th day of August 1821 until the payment thereof is made properly as Principal and Interest before & aforesaid date. Approved. Provided however that these presents or any other Conveyance shall be void if by the said Lewis Hingon the said Jonathan Johnson, or some other lawful Party shall pay or cause to be paid unto the said said Jonathan Johnson, either the sum of five hundred Dollars, with Interest accrued on the within mentioned sum of five hundred Dollars, with all the Damages I incurred arising from the which and from the Mortgage mentioned in one Note of Money bearing date oven with this Instrument which wants on demand, and in Case of payment of the aforesaid sum then the within and foregoing Conveyance to the Whole Land and of No Effect, that on further Title to remain in full force and Virtue in law. For witness whereof the said Lewis Hingon have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 4th day of March 1824. Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of Thomas Clarke before me the Justice Charlestown Washington Granted March 6 1824 by Consent of the Justice Lewis Hingon L.S. [illegible] [illegible] On the 4th day of March D 1824. In person appeared the person named Lewis Hingon and several v.b. acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free voluntary act and Deed Seal and Seal’d Before Thomas Clarke Justice

The page as recorded

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