The instrument's own words
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The Above is a plot of the North part of the farm late owned by Thomas Doyle Esq
lying in Conventoynes Neck, in Charlestown, and contains so much of said farm
as was Sold to notify, a Bankrupt, by Joseph [illegible] one of the Judges Bank, in Nativity; or
that is to say Benjamin Doyle’s Right, of the one Seventh part of the Above 67 acres
More or less, done on the Premises the 31st Jany 1835.
Measured Feb. 21 1835 by John Wilbur (Surveyor)
by Samuel Stockton S.S.I. [illegible]
To All People to whom these Presents shall come send Greeting.
Whereas on the twelfth day of December 1803 at Charlestown in the County
of Washington, State of Rhode Island, by virtue of said and an Original
writ at the suit of William A. [illegible] in the County of Washington in the County
above, but now out of Groton in the State of Connecticut against
Benjamin Doyle of Norwick in the County of New London, by State of
Competent returnable and duly returned to the Court of Common Pleas at the
Economy term 1803 in said County of Washington it Journal Clerk
man of Nativity appears and sherry of said County of Washington for said
Sherry Attended said the Right, Title & Interest which the said Benjamin Doyle
of the above part mentioned had in & to there contain several tracts of
land the first of aforementioned however there situate in said Charlestown
one hundred tracts of Land containing Treasure Acres in the same town or
in bounded North land of Samuel Saunders, Southerly by said
& Saunders further, Easterly by Land of William Hardy, westerly Nativity
but limited by proportion of Hon. Thomas Day, One other tract containing one
hundred eighty Seven Lots in bounded westerly on land of Boundy [illegible]
further Easterly on land of Grant Norton, Easterly entire on the line
of Stephen Bullock, Southerly on Mill brook the other part of the
tracts of Land lying much Land containing Fifteen acres in the same town or
in bounded Easterly on the land of the Heirs or Devisees of Thomas Doyle
deceased, & Southerly on Land of Joshua Clark & Henry Clark, Nativity
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