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1/11/1827 · CERTIFICATE · book 6 page 141 doc 12384

From NOYES SANFORD life
To LEWIS CHRISTOPHER C ADMINISTRATOR life, BABCOCK LUKE ESTATE OF life
Consideration seventy Dollars
Premises lot called Hand-Made Windows (Charlestown, South Embassy Estate, river, Sarah Smith)
Also on this page: DEED WEBSTER THOMAS JR

Back — where this land came from

deed Sanford Noyes
“Sale Deed conveyed by the said Sanford Noyes dating 1st July 1813”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
read by: gemma

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1813 · DEED · CRANDAL ASA; CRANDAL METILDA → NOYES SANFORD · book 5 p 148

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

▶ 1827 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · LEWIS CHRISTOPHER C ADMINISTRATOR; BABCOCK LUKE ESTATE OF → NOYES SANFORD JR · book 6 p 153

Bounded by

Smith Embick · John Smith

The instrument's own words

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141 This their certify That we the Subscribers being required by Sanford Noyes of Whitehill the undersigned to this Giving Possession of a certain lot called Hand-Made Windows lying in Charlestown in the County of Washington for Bounds for some feet Northly on line of South Embassy Estate, Eastly on a det line of the water of the river and Westly on line of Sarah Smith on the corner of a Certain Lot belonging to said Sanford Noyes the 1st of Sale Deed conveyed by the said Sanford Noyes dating 1st July 1813. And said Sanford Noyes to the last promised that he would repair the road to the said Commons and deliver on said Land and further possession of two Commons containing five corners or more of the Church Administrator in Administration on the Estate of Lucia Richard Late of Narragansett Resident to witness our hand the first day of January 1813 whom and Witnesses were Given - [Signature] Sanford Noyes Jr. [Signature] Samuel Stanton Junr. Recorded Jan 15th 1821 by Samuel Stanton Clk Charlestown for St. Chartown the day and date above written witnessed appointed Clerk of Noyes and acknowledged giving of the approved Certi con to be her free Voluntary act Before [Signature] Samuel Stanton Junr. Clrk Know All men by these presents That I Thomas Webster of South Kingstown town in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in Consideration of the sum of twenty Dollars paid me by Thomas Webster and wife of South Kingstown town in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations aforesaid’s given upon the premises that I do hereby acknowledge to have Granted Bargained Sold and Conveyed and confirmed and by these presents Do Bargain and Sell Grant Give and Convey forever unto the said Thomas Webster and his wife for a certain Deed and Conveyance both their heirs and conveys forever with the said Thomas Webster in the above County of Washington in the east corner of Salt Marsh lying between the line of the pasture of Benjamin Potter and the line of the pasture running by Elevation One chain Three links from the pasture of Benjamin Potter and bounds Eastly on the bounds of Thomas Webster on his pasture boundary land on land lying on the line of the farm of Charles Woodley on some Common lands and it called the ten lot of mark 4 1/2 acres more or less and the field the same Grantee and Bargained Conveyed with the aforesaid tenure until the road Thomas Webster’s the Thomas Alfgone to the heirs and there only prove beneficial and Behalf however I the said Thomas Webster do hereby reserve my beneficial rights and Common’s to the Handy Common’s with the said Thomas Webster the heirs and assigns from any Suit Injury suit or claim for the Commons therefore that the said commoners that I have good right to inhabit and convey the said Thomas Webster and Thomas to hold a garden and the said Commons’s and Utilities etc etc etc etc or against the said Goods Chance and Commons of said lots all Common’s that Abigail Webster wife of Thomas Webster for her against the said Chance and Commons of said lots all Common’s that Abigail Webster wife of Thomas Webster for her in consideration of the sum aforementioned above mentioned twenty Dollars do here by fully and totally surrender to the said Thomas Webster for all her Right of Dover and heirs of the above aforesaid until the above Deeded Commoners inherit the said Thomas Webster for her Common and Rights space In order of estate of the said Thomas Webster and Abigail his wife have signed their hands and Seals the 18 Day of November 1818. [Signature] Thomas Webster (S S) [Signature] Abigail Webster (S S) Witness Nathan Webster Witness Jordan Coffin Annotated Jan 15th 1821 Washington for St. at Charlestown Narragansett Nov 18th 1818 by Samuel Stanton Clk of St. at Charlestown the within Named Thomas Webster & Abigail Webster this instrument do be their full voluntary act and Deed signed and sealed therefore afforded for the purposes therein contained Before [Signature] Joshua Case Jst. Amer.

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