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1/29/1827 · DEED · book 6 page 149 doc 12394

From BURDICK JAMES life, CHAMPLIN JEFFERY life, BURDICK PRUDENCE life
To CROSS PELEG life
Consideration four Hundred and fifty Dollars
Premises two hundred acres and One Hundred and twelve square poles · Tract of land in Charlestown (Chattanooga, 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

◀ 1827 · DEED · BURDICK BENJAMIN; BURDICK RUTH → BURDICK JAMES · book 6 p 159
◀ 1817 · DEED · CROSS PELEG JR → BURDICK JAMES; CHAMPLIN JEFFERY · book 5 p 344

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

▶ 1830 · DEED · CROSS PELEG → CROSS GEORGE W; CROSS JOSEPH H · book 6 p 218
▶ 1851 · DEED · CROSS PELEG → CROSS GEORGE W; CROSS JOSEPH H · book 7 p 437

Bounded by

John Berrys · Simeon Berrys · Stephen Chains · Joseph Stanton

The instrument's own words

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KNOW ALL MEN by these Presents that we James Burdick and Jeffrey Champelien both of Chattanooga, in County of Washington, State of Rhode Island do hereby Grant, Bargain and Convey in Consideration of the sum of four Hundred and fifty Dollars to us in hand well and truly paid by Colly Coff ey of Charlestown County and State aforesaid the following the Mortgage whereof we do hereby acknowledge and that we are henceforth forever Quit Claim and Part, have Grant and Bargain and Sell unto the said Colly Coffey his Heirs and Assigns one Certain Tract of Land situate in said Chattanooga containing two hundred acres and One Hundred and twelve square poles situate in the same town and be Bounded as follows beginning at the Southeast Corner by a Bound stone of James's on the shore about North 55 1/2 East 31 1/2 and 57 by Julia Boyes Line to a half of Stone there about North 45 1/2 East 11 1/2 by Colly Coffey's Line 14 1/2 & 1/4 to a half of Stone there about South 45 1/2 West 31 1/2 Written Champelien 6 1/2 to the Grantors Line to a rock of Stone there about South 55 1/2 West 68 by the Grantors and James's Line to said Mountain Chain to the first mentioned Bounds. To Have and to hold all the above Described and Bargained Premises together with all the rights and Privileges of the dwellings and improvements to the same belonging, or any unfolding, unto the said Colly Coffey his Heirs executors Administrators and assigns forever And we as the said James Burdick and Jeffrey Champelien do Covenant and agree for ourselves our Heirs cousins and terminate forever to the said Colly Coffey his heirs and assigns forever to warrant to the said James Burdick and Jeffrey Champelien that the Premises aforesaid are free from all Right Claim or demands of any person or Persons whatsoever And further we Grant Release and convey all of the said James Burdick both for the Conside- ration herein mentioned with us and November all the Rights of Entry and Power of other and in and unto the before Described and Bargained Premises unto the said Colly Coffey his Heirs and Assigns forever. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 5 day of August in the year 1820. Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of Isa Church Jos. Champelien James R. Burdick L.S. mark Jeffrey Champelien L.S. hi. Prudence Burdick L.S. Recorded January 27th (Washington for Charlestown August 5th 1820) Personally 1823 by J. Stantol S.C. the foregoing Instrument to be her free Voluntary act and deed hand and seal for the purposes therein contained. Before Isa Church Justice Peace Washington for Charlestown February 14 1825. Personally appea- red Jeffrey Champelien the Signer and Sealer of the above Instrument and acknowledged the same to be his free Voluntary act and deed hand and seal. Before Isa Church Justice Peace

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.