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do him the said Oliver Conrad and his Heirs and Assigns as an Absolute Estate of Inheritance in the Simple
Fee simple, Any Right and Garden Wooden for any all his heirs Executors and Administrators to Convey
and
assign the above described Premises to the said Oliver Conrad and his Heirs and Assigns provided that
all claims and demands of any person or persons whatever, forever Indemnify to Warrant and Indemnify
against by this Premises, and said Garden Wooden upon the said Garden Wooden for the consideration
of ten pounds of sterling and faithfully and virtuously and quietly enjoy and possess all the right Heirs and Assigns of
the said Garden Wooden and the said Garden Wooden promises with the said Oliver Conrad and his Heirs
and Assigns forever — In Witness whereof we have hereunto our hands and seals this 24th day of
June in the year of our Lord D. 1831, and in the 55th year of the Commonwealth of
Rhode Island.
Signed Sealed and Delivered in Presence of
Edward Henry
Thomas Clark
Garden Wooden (S.S.)
Lucy Worden (S.S.)
Recorded June 28 1831 Washington R. M. the Secretary of the Town written in form
of Deed) Signed by Samuel Stanton A.C. approved the above Signes and submit to the above and following Determination
and hereby enrolled the instrument to be committed to this Town Registry at and Ad
hand and seal to be done one.
Thomas Clark Justice Peace.
This Indenture of Lease made by and between this 30th day of August D.
1831 by and between Joseph Stanton of Charlestown in Washington County
State of Rhode Island, Gentleman, of the one part; and
Mullborough Stanton
ton and Albert H. Stanton the Sons both of said Charlestown Gentlemen of the
other part. Witnesseth that the said Joseph Stanton does Lease to the said
Mullborough Stanton and Albert H. Stanton an Certain tract of forest
of land with a Dwelling house thereon Stanton Estate in the Town of Charlestown
containing by Estimation five acres more or less and is Bounded on the
Beginning at the Northward corner at a heap of Stones three Running N 67 1/2 W
26 rods to a Nail; to a stake with Stones about; from thence by the Neighbors
from thence by the Neighbors
from thence N 87 1/2 E 14 rods to a heap of Stones, from thence N 23 1/2 W 43
rods to the first mentioned Stone heap.
For and during the Term of the Natural life of them the said Mullborough Stan
ton, and during the Term of the Natural life of him the said Albert H. Stanton, in
consideration of then the said Mullborough and Albert paying to the said Joseph
Stanton five Dollars Each of them yearly, to be paid on the 25th day of March
Annually for during and during the term of their Natural lives
In Token whereof the said Joseph Stanton have hereunto set my hand
and seal the day and Date first above written.
Executed in presence of
Simon Babcock
Ethan Babcock Washington, R.I. August 30th 1831.
Joseph Stanton (L.S.)
Recorded Sept 3 1831 Personally came Joseph Stanton and acknowledged the
deed by Samuel Stanton S.R. foregoing Instrument to be his Voluntary act and Deed —
Berson.
Relig. Corp. free loan &
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