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Set my hand and seal this fifth day of April in the Year of our Lord one thousand Eight
hundred and twenty-seven.
Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of
Reynolds Hopkins
Mary Hopkins
Recorded April 8, 1827.
by J. Stanton Cl. & Reg.
Stutely Willingpast Adm. (L.S)
Washington Ss. (for the Ct Admnistrator on the Date above written, Personally
appeared the above named Stutely Willingpast on the
5 day of April 1827) Personally came before me Notary public in the County of Washington on the
conducted before the Eightth of Benjamin [illegible] witnessed in this County &
acknowledged the handwriting of the Writer described as aforesaid and that
in his and Cosy Capacity Before me
Reynolds Hopkins & Eth
I. W. M. All men by these Presents Do let I Sirus Narroy of Cedar-town in the County of
Washington State of Rhode Island & Provs. General in consideration of the sum of twenty Dollars to
me in Hand well and sufficiently paid by John S. Potter of the same County agreed & covenants that I
do hereby sell and convey to the sd John S. Potter his heirs & assigns for ever the following described
land namely a certain Piece of land situated in the town of Cedar-town called the Ginnys Ground belonging
to sd Sirus Narroy wrote from sd John Potter the sd land and further gives a certain Piece of land called
lying in sd Cedar-town Adjacent to the [illegible] by the property at the North west corner of Constatince
D[illegible] a parcel of land lying in the town of Cedar-town [illegible] and further wrote from the sd
[illegible] by way Cedar-town [illegible] further South 22 & 1/2 Chains of it by Sirus Narroy bound
then North 12 & 1/2 Chains John Potter South 23 & 1/2 Chains to John Potter South 23 & 1/2 Chains
to the [illegible] by the [illegible]’s hand to the [illegible] of Beginning in the [illegible] and running North to the [illegible]
then North with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging so in every appurtenance
then to the [illegible] from the said Sirus Narroy and Assigns forever to do and execute proper
Deeds and letters of force forever Sirus Narroy and his wife Hannah Narroy agree to sell and
convey the same with all the rights thereunto appertaining that the said land shall in simple
and common tenure with the said John Potter and his heirs forever and that said Hannah Narroy wife
and consent the same the said Potter to hold and append and that Hannah Narroy wife and
consent 함께 hereby for the consideration above specified Quit claim and surrender all her claims
as One part of the [illegible] in and with the aforesaid Premises to the said John Potter and his heirs and
Assigns forever Witness our hands and seals and date the 16 day of March the
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Sirus Narroy (L.S)
Hannah Narroy (L.S)
Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of
Nathan Daytor
Samuel Stanton
Samuel Stanton
Recorded April 18th 1827
by Samuel Stanton Cl. & Reg.
Washington Ss. (for the Ct Admnistrator on the Date above written, Personally
appeared the above named Sirus Narroy and Hannah his wife and when
asked if the foregoing Instrument be their Voluntarily act and deed
and Seal for the purposes therein contained Believed
Samuel Stanton Just. Peace
Articles of Agreement Indented & made this fourteenth day of April 1807 by
and between Elizabeth the Wife of Christopher Winslow Widow and Benjamin [illegible] of Cedar
town in the Division of the Line fences The compromise between the vaca parts beginning at
the Cedar Stump with a Stake Standing in the said South the line running from
to be made & maintained by the [illegible] and tenure both sides the fence running from
said Cedar Stump by a [illegible] to a Stake and Stones round it to be made & maintained
by the sd Benjamin & from the Stake and Stones round it to be made & maintained
by the sd Benjamin and from there South east wall on the south side of the [illegible]
then there South east to the [illegible] and from there South east to the
[illegible] to be made and maintained by the sd Elizabeth and from there easterly to a Stake then
to the [illegible] and from the above Stake easterly to a Heap of stones then westerly to a Heap of stones to be
made & maintained by the sd Elizabeth & from the said stones westerly to a Stake then
Southerly to the line wall of Barnes’s Close to be made and maintained by the Benjamin
running there to the East side of the compuse running Easterly and South east until comes
to
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