5/15/1826 · MORTGAGE · book 6 page 120 doc 12356

120 Know all men by these Presents that I John A. Kenyon of Charlestown in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island & P. Governor for and in Consider ation of the sum of five hundred and ten Dollars to me in hand paid by William A. Kenyon of the same town County and State aforesaid and Governor, the Receipt whereof I hereby acknow ledge and do hereby grant, give, release, sell, convey and confirm unto the said William A. Kenyon Bargain, sell, Alien Convey and confirm unto the said William A. Kenyon his Heirs and Assigns forever, five Acres or parcels of Land lying in the Town of Charlestown and Washington in said County of Washington's Situation Fort street in Charl estown and Washington of a Bound beginning at the Northeastern Corner of the lot now be longing to James Bending southerly by the Highway until it comes to the Cedar tree of John Bending running Southerly by the Highway until it comes to the Cedar tree hereby bounded by it and bounded thereby by the corners of Gordon Land and the Northly by said Madison Land until it comes to the River, thence up stream and on Northly by said Madison Land until it comes to the River, thence up stream and on the River to the first mentioned bound Containing, approximately five acres by the say River with a dwelling House Board, Crib and other Building on the More home or lot, with a dwelling House Board, Crib and other Building on the More & Lot lying in Hummingford bounded easterly on a Highway, Northerly on Silas Kenyon's entity and westerly on Newstead River, containing one Hundred and five acres more or less of lot. That the said forty boundary Reference to the Deed of early -ances made to it. Call thening by of Charlestown, Fri. and Executed by his son Caleb Kenyon the said John A. Kenyon and Registered in the Books of Land Evidence said Charlestown and Rhode Island for the Bounds thereof. To Have and to hold all and appurtenances to the same forever with all the privi leges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any way appertaining unto or from the said William A. Kenyon his Heirs and Assigns forever. And the said A. Kenyon engage to the said William that he have good right to dispose of the said lot and that said premises are free of all Encumbrances except a Mortgage made to said William Kenyon and a certain Bond Purchase in part of the Loan Office in the Town of Charlestown and that said warrant secure and defend the same to the said Way Charlestown and that said warrant secure and defend the same to the said Way against the Demands of all other persons whomsoever And Declare him engaging the said John A. Kenyon shall do the confirmation and will execute and sign and convey the said John A. Kenyon his power of thirds in the Deed to the said William A. Kenyon to the right of Power of his power of thirds in the Deed to the said William A. Kenyon to the power of his Heirs and Assigns forever. Provided that these Presents or Condemnation, that if the said John A. Kenyon or his Heirs Repay the sum of pay or cause to be paid to the said William A. Kenyon in full on the first day of their Hundred and ten Dollars with the Interest thereon, arriving on or before the 1st day of July, 1847 and that William A. Kenyon his Heirs and Assigns clear the Expense or on the Second of a certain attachment which has been levied on said premises in the said Town partly in delicacy and also all other Expenses or trouble he may be at consequence of Encumbrances on said premises, then these Presents and every Clause in shall be null and void, Whereas to be and remain in full force and effect in Law In Witness whereof we have set our hands and seals this Eighth day of May in the year 1846 Signed in presence of Galeb Kenyon Thomas Clark Recorded May 15 1826. by Samuel C. Stanton C.C. Clerk John A. Kenyon Dorcas A. Kenyon made Washington jt of Charlestown apt May 15 1826. Done on office after the above named John A. Kenyon and Dorcas A. Kenyon his wife acknowledged and signed the same to be their free voluntary act and said and seal. Thomas Clark Justice Peace Booked on page 170 & 171.