The instrument's own words
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E. of Charlestown District, North on Lands of John Boff and Edward Wilcox, East
on Lands of George Stanton & William Liberty, South on the post road to the first
mountains, Southward, Second lot, an ovenhouse with one acre there under part of his other
commons containing by Estimation one acre there be the same more or less bounds
West on Lands of William Liberty, North on Lands of John Boff, East on the Land of the
grantor, South on the line of Samuel Clark then close to the post road
To Have and to Hold the same together with all the Privileges and Appurtenances
manner therefore belonging to them the said Full Tenure for their heirs and assigns for
ever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 3 day of March
(D) 1835.
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The Guardian aforesaid, the Under Signed Give Grant Bargain Sell Convey and Confirm unto
them the said Donor Hayden, Richard J. James & Thomas G. Brown & Joiner R. Atkings
minors as aforesaid and to their Heirs and Assigns forever on a Certain form or parcel
of land lying in said Dartmouth District part of the first priority and Section of
Certainty of Dartmouth District bounded on the south by a fence (116 ft) Beginning with hope
to the Southeasterly Corner of said fence then North Eastly and North Eastly bounding on the
Railroad Land to a ditch then to the Swamp then North Eastly and westerly and by a line
which will run to the first premise then North Eastly and Eastly and by day and dayage to
the first mentioned bounds as corner together with all the privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any way appertaining including a Dwelling House and the
Buildings thereunto belonging Containing by Estimation 2.50 Acres betwen the seasons of life.
I Have and I Hereby all the before described premises and appurtenances
to them the said Donor Hayden, Richard J. James & Thomas G. Brown & Joiner R. Atkings
minors to their Heirs and Assigns forever to the intent that the same purpose and beneficial and
forever to be helden by them their Heirs and assigns forever to the portion as the aforesaid some of Nine
Hundred and three hundred five Dollars in respecitively paid by them and in their behalf
and Conveyance hereby now executed.
And I the said William Kenyon for me my Next Executor and Administrators
the body lawyer with the said Donor Hayden with the said Thomas Clark a b.e.
half of said Minors and the Guardians of the said Minors and until the completion of the Office
Convey I the said and lawful cause some of the aforementioned Deceased and have done as
well as to believe of the some as aforesaid that the same are fair and Clear of all the
manner of encumbrances whatsoever As well as Abominant Tenant and Defend the same to the
Donor Hayden since the 17th of March 1835 and then again upon guarantee against the Claim of
all others whom the bolden by them their Heirs and successors aforesaid.
And to the under signed Witness the above written that a reserve is hereby
made of the Dwelling House and Out houses to the Clarks family Descendants of the off
former owners of said pump for the purpose of Lunters of an acre.
Said Henry Kenyon wife of the aforesaid William Kenyon after the coming
enter upon Equivalent Rights and as some all by Right of Dower on house
thereof of me and unto the above described Premises and the Donor Hayden
the said Minors their Heirs and assigns forever.
In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and affixed our seals at
Charlestown aforesaid this fifth day of March A.D. One Thousand and Eight Hundred
and thirty five (1835)
Signed Sealed and Delivered
in presence of
Saml Clark.
Samuel Stanton.
William Kenyon (L.S.)
Marcy x Kenyon (L.S.)
Recorded March 11 1835
by Samuel Stanton clk.
State of Rhode Island & Prov
Washington for St Charlestown on the 5th day of March
A.D 1835 Personally appeared before me the before named William
Kenyon and Marcy her wife and acknowledged the foregoing
Instrument by them signed to be their free and voluntary
act deed hand & Seal for the purposes therein expressed
Before
Samuel Stanton Jst of Peace
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