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3/8/1836 · AGREEMENT · book 6 page 353 doc 12663

From BROWNING GEORGE life, CLARKE THOMAS
To CLARKE THOMAS, BROWNING GEORGE life
Consideration One Thousand Dollars
Premises none · a piece of land with a house and salt marsh (Charlestown, Broad meadow)
Also on this page: DEED CLARKE HENRY

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

◀ 1835 · POWER OF ATTORNIEY · HAZARD SARAH; HAZARD JOHN P → CLARKE THOMAS · book 6 p 342
◀ 1820 · DEED · BROWNING PATTY; BROWNING CLARKE → BROWNING GEORGE · book 5 p 435
◀ 1817 · DEED · HOLBURTON THOMAS; HOLBURTON DRUSILLA → CLARKE THOMAS · book 5 p 363
◀ 1813 · DEED · BROWNING JOHN; BROWNING MERCY → BROWNING GEORGE · book 5 p 153
◀ 1813 · DEED · BROWNING HAZARD → BROWNING GEORGE · book 5 p 155
◀ 1813 · DEED · BROWNING CLARK; BROWNING PATTY → BROWNING GEORGE · book 5 p 156
◀ 1802 · DEED · CLARKE JOB; CLARKE SARAH → CLARKE THOMAS · book 4 p 352

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

▶ 1846 · MORTGAGE · BROWNING GEORGE → KENYON CALEB · book 7 p 204

Bounded by

Simon Clarke · Waterhouse

The instrument's own words

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Know All men by these [253] presents That I Joshua Clark of Charlestown in the town of Washington in the State of Rhode Island Yeoman For and in consideration of the Sum of One Thousand Dollars to me paid by Henry Clark of Charlestown I the same aforesaid do Remise release and forever quit claim and with full warranty and confirmation provide and for defend giving Bargain and Sale limited to the said Henry Clark and his Heirs and assigns forever all that piece of land situate and Invariant here in and one Certain house being and being in the Town of Charlestown aforesaid enters into the first part contain- ing by Estimation two Thousand hundred Acres more or less bounded on the east by land of Simon Clarke, North by land of Washington part, East by land of Abraham Dunlap, and South by land of John Potter et al, [illegible] a lot of Salt Marsh more or less containing by Estimation of the heart a [illegible] hundred Acres more or less bounded Easterly by distance containing Broad meadow containing by Estimation twelve Acres more or less bounded Easterly by distance containing Broad meadow containing [illegible] Marsh or Creek, Southerly on land of Joseph Moore, Easterly by land of Benjamin Clark & others, and Northerly on land of the Rhode Is- land Company of land & others, and on the same the same may be bounded. It being a part of a larger farm formerly owned by William S. Ginn. To Have and To hold all the above Bargained Premises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging under the vid and Claims of the said Henry Clark and his Heirs and assigns forever. And I the said Joshua Clark covenant to do any further Assurance of Conveyance to advance and augment the said Henry Clark that some will have of the one and half half half the above described premises in fee Simple and with Warrant Seizure on Defend the same unto him the said Henry Clark his Heirs and assigns forever. In Witness of whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 25th day of January AD 1836. Joshua Clark P.S. [illegible] Stanton Martin Don King Recorded March 8 1836 by Samuel Stanton D.C. At Charlestown in the day and Date above written personally came the above named Joshua Clark and acknowledged the foregoing Instrumental By him Signed to be his Secretary and Seal hand and Seal Don King Justice Peace. This Agreement made by & between Thomas Clarke and George Browning both of Charlestown County of Washington State of Rhode Island being as follows, the line found between them, beginning at the corner of the road a little South of the said Browning's dwelling house and running a westerly course to the Indian Cedar Swamp; And Clarke's to make and maintain the Exit, and said Browning the west half of the length of said fence, to which agreement they hereby bind themselves their Heirs and Assigns of their part purely. Recorded March 8th 1836 by Samuel Stanton D.C. George Browning. Thomas Clark.

The page as recorded

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