The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 12726

4/3/1771 · DEED · book 3 page 51 doc 12726

From ADDAMS JOHN life
To HARVEY JOHN life
Consideration Nine Pounds
Premises none · Tract bounded by stones, pine tree, and the Indian Line (Charlestown)
Also on this page: RELEASE ELMER CHARLES E EST · RELEASE TIERNEY EVELYN MARY EST

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

◀ 1743 · DEED · GRIFFETH PHILIP; GRIFFETH ELENOR → ADDAMS JOHN · book 1 p 256

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

▶ 1774 · DEED · HARVEY JOHN → STAFFORD JAMES · book 3 p 191

Bounded by

Simeon Tucker · Simeon Tucker

The instrument's own words

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To all People to whom these Presents shall come Greeting, and Know ye that I John Adams of the Town of Charlestown in the County of Kings County, and in the Colony of Rhode Island governor for and in Consideration of the Sum of Nine Hundred lawful Money after the Colony counted to me in Hand already paid by John Harvey of the same Town in the County and Colony aforesaid the Receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge by my fully sufficient certified and paid in every part and parcel thereof and do hereby remise, acquit and discharge to the said John Harvey his Heirs Beacons, Executors and Administrators forever Have given granted bargained with, aliened conveyed assigned transferred a certain Tract or Parcel of Land, with situate lying and being in the Town above said, and enclosed by boundaries beginning at the Southeast Corner of a Lot and heap of Stones about 15 feet from a Tree running easterly forty five feet then running Southeast further Land to a Pine Tree with a heap of Stones about 15 feet from running South forty feet to a Tree on the Eastern Line with a heap of Stones about 15 feet from running Northwest continuing on the Eastern Line until it comes to the Indian Line from thence Northwesterly on the Indian Line to the first established Boundary, and To have and to hold all the above mentioned Premises and Appurtenances free and clear and forever to enjoy the same as a complete Estate in fee simple, and that said before the Sealing and delivery hereof I the said John Adams on the one side and lawful Owners of the oversaid Land and Beacons Appurtenances; and have in myself good Right and lawful Authority, to make Sale as above said, and that in after the Sealing and Delivery of these Presents, I the said John Adams do remise and discharge myself and my Heirs forever as aforesaid, all the above said Land Premises and Appurtenances unto the said John Harvey his Heirs Beacons, and Administrators forever whoever and forever against all lawful Claims of any Person in whatsoever and I the said John Adams do hereby declare that all the above Land is clear from all Incumbrances whatsoever and that the said John Harvey his Heirs Beacons and Administrators shall by Virtue hereof have convenient may enjoy after the Sealing and Delivery hereof decently, and quietly to have hold of every part of every part enjoy the above said Land Premises and Appurtenances by Virtue hereof forever. In witness set my Hand and affixed my Seal this Twenty eighth day of March in the Eleventh Year of his Majesties Reign George the Third thing One thousand Seven hundred & Seventy VIII Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of Pelog Cross Gideon Cross The above Deed was recorded the Third Day of April A.D. 1778 James Congdon Town Clerk Kings County Court at Charlestown the Day and Year above written Personally appeared this November and acknowledged the above Instrument to be his Voluntary Act and Deed Hand and Seal Tenements offered Before me Pelog Cross Justice Peace John Adams [mark]

The page as recorded

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