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3/8/1825 · LEASE · book 6 page 89 doc 12318

From HOLLOWAY STEPHEN life, JONATHAN N HAZARD & CO life
To JONATHAN N HAZARD & CO life, HOLLOWAY STEPHEN life
Consideration Seven hundred Dollars Money Current
Premises none · undivided share and certain third and one fourth part of a Lot of Land (Charlestown)
Also on this page: MORTGAGE PERRY GEORGE H M; HOXSIE J C; HOXSIE W A

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 · HOLLOWAY GIDEON; HOLLOWAY DORCAS → HOLLOWAY STEPHEN · book 5 p 361
◀ 1793 · LEASE · HOLLOWAY ELIZABETH; HOLLOWAY STEPHEN; HOLLOWAY JOSEPH; HOLLOWAY GIDEON → HOLLOWAY GIDEON; HOLLOWAY JOSEPH; HOLLOWAY STEPHEN; HOLLOWAY ELIZABETH · book 4 p 98
◀ 1791 · DEED · HOLLOWAY ELIZABETH → HOLLOWAY STEPHEN · book 4 p 8

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

▶ 1829 · DEED · HOLLOWAY STEPHEN → HOLLOWAY REBECCAH · book 6 p 208

The instrument's own words

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89 This Indenture made this 6th day of November 1823 between Stephen Holloway of Charlestown in Washington County and State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, of the one part, and Jonathan H. Hazard & Co. CP of Newport in the County and State aforesaid, of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Stephen Holloway, for the Consideration herein after mentioned Hath Granted Conveyed and Bargained and sold hereby forever To and to promise and covenant’d Jonathan H. Hazard & Co. Administrators undivided share and certain third and one fourth part of a Lot of Land lying in Charlestown within dwelling and Certainty in the town and part of Lot of Land bounded as follows namely on the North by the lands of David Parks, on the East by the lands of Gideon Holloway, Northerly on the Highway, on the South by the lands of Eliza Baker. To have and to hold the said third of the said Premises belonging to the said Stephen Holloway, and his heirs and assignees forever for during the term of Seven years from the date hereof, and for the payment of rent for during the said term the said Jonathan Hazard & Co. do hereby bind themselves to the said date of this 6th day of November 1823, and the said Jonathan Hazard & Co. do promise to pay to the said Stephen Holloway on the 6th day of November next, and every six months after to the said Stephen Holloway on his heirs or assigns her heirs and administrators Dollars to be paid here on Dollars of payment. In Witness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands and seals the day and year above written. Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Samuel Stanton Clerk Stephen Holloway (Seal) J. N. Hazard & Co (Seal) Russell G. Gager John G. Hazard Know all men by these Presents that I James Mignon of Charlestown in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island in Consideration of the sum of Two hundred & Eight dollars to me paid by J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory in Pawtucket Delaware to be paid by J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory in Pawtucket Delaware in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island the Party of the second part by acknowledge to be Handy Good Grant and agree that the aforesaid J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory said Company and Convoy to the said Premises certain Lot or Parcel of Land within the Dwelling of the said James Mignon and his heirs and assigns forever Bound as follows namely on the North by the lands of Stephen Holloway thence running West by a line Rhode Island & Providence by following the Highway thence Northerly back by said highway east until it meets the north west corner of the said Lot thence running South easterly towards the road to be at the said Highway thence roads West to the said Highway easterly ten rods and twenty rods to the said Road, thence running westerly to the first point or beginning of the said premises In have and hold the said Lot granted to Proprietors and Conveyed within the Privileges of said furnitures thence to the said J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory and their heirs and assignees forever for during the term of Seven years from the date of this instrument Provided that the said J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory and their assigns shall pay to the said James Mignon and his heirs the sum of Two hundred & Eight dollars and I have good will to sell and convey the same to the said J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory and their heirs and assigns and that I will Warrant and defend the said Premises to the said J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory and their heirs and assigns against all and every person whomsoever. And if the said James Mignon or any person claiming by his heirs and assigns shall refuse to pay the said sum of Two hundred & Eight dollars to the said Company and their assigns, you agree to grant the said Company demand or recovery of the same. Provided further that if the said J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory or any person claiming by their assigns should fail to pay the said sum of Two hundred & Eight dollars to the said James Mignon or his heirs they then shall be entitled to recover the said sum of Two hundred & Eight dollars with interest from the date of this Indenture to the date of recovery together with costs of suit and full power is given to the said J. C. & H. Hazard & Co. Proprietors of the English Factory to on the 21st day of May 1834, with full power of substitution forever and ever then the said Lot of land will be held and known to be forever to the said Company and their assigns with the words with hand and seal for the said Lot of land and its appurtenances. Any action of breach of the same shall be brought only during the term of seven years. Signed Sealed and Delivered the 21st day of May 1834 James Mignon (Seal) Samuel Stanton (Seal) Samuel Stanton Clerk Registered in the Town records of Charlestown on the 21st day of March 1835 by J. B. Dixon appear the above named James Mignon and acting under their authorization signed his signature voluntary act & deed hand and seal Samuel Stanton Clerk Samuel Stanton Junr. Clerk

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