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5/16/1773 · LEASE · book 3 page 128 doc 12801

From STANTON JOSEPH life
To GARDNER HENRY life
Consideration five Shillings Lawfull money
Premises seven acres, seventy acres, forty acres · several tracts of land including pieces of 7, 70, and 40 acres (Charlestown, South Kingstown, Swan pond)
Also on this page: RELEASE CHOINIERE JOSEPH F EST; HOPKINS JOHN W E

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▶ 1773 · DEED · GARDNER HENRY → STANTON JOSEPH · book 3 p 127

Bounded by

Augustus Stanton · Augustus Stanton · Christopher Bobcock · George Babcock

The instrument's own words

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Being one of ye Town of Charlestown after & considering by cotation all the above more or less Bound & described as followeth Beginning at & South West corner of S. Orchard Below & country Road (Bound by Spring & Land) the Balance being bounded to James Randall from there Running a straight line south east until it comes to S. part of S. road from there Running north west until it reaches to S. edge of S. road from there North East until it comes to S. line of S. Orchard and from there Running east until it comes to S. line of ye said Land the Balance given to me then & to my Heirs Stanton three Running south east until it comes to S. line of S. road belonging to y. below (witness) more running to y. said plot and so by d. & d. a copy of the title on Receipt of Charlestown after & many fully appeared Know all men by these that I Joseph Stanton his heirs Done Stanton & Benjamin Gardner deed & convey trust for pay or cause to be paid unto me & my Legals Gardner his heirs Ever or demise’s For sum of Two thousand of the said land and eight & half more weight of Spanish milled Dollars etc etc before & before eighth Day of March which will be in ye year of Our Lord one thousand seven Hundred & eighty two without any attainments or specification Then and upon payment of ye said Sum of Two thousand milled Dollars & whatever whatever And upon payment of ye aforesaid Sum of Two thousand milled Dollars & whatever half and more weight of Spanish milled Dollars without any attainment or specification thmy Gardner his heirs his heirs Omnis or assigns shall have and truly receive Property & authority etc proper Legal Expenses of z. and truly execute Property & authority etc proper Legal Expenses of z. All this by present deed of Joseph Joseph Stanton his heirs or assigns’s to be paid to Joseph Stanton his heirs Recovering y same part of some parts & apparent tenures to ye said Henry and assigns to the same land as the same is conveyed to ye said Henry his heirs or assigns without any incumbrances upon present of representative this thing to assign or assigns without any incumbrances upon present of representative Being paid only by Henry Gardner his heirs Omnis or assigns shall have the above Obligation to be void & null & void & of the said Joseph Stanton his Otherwise recover in full force & effect the Refuser or Refusals to pay with ye his heirs Omnis or assigns shall have the Refuser or Refusals to pay with ye Henry Gardner his heirs unless admit or assigns of some milled Dollars etc Henry Gardner his heirs unless admit or assigns of some milled Dollars etc thousand seven Hundred & eighty two in the year of Our Lord One twenty fifth Day of March which will be in present Obligation shall thousand Pound Sum Two hundred ninety two then this present Obligation shall be separate or have any affect as a bond of Defeasance but a present deed shall be separate or have any affect as a bond of Defeasance but a present deed shall be remnant to y. Henry Gardner his heirs & assigns forever a good & sizeable estate in simple Simple This Bond is Void & null and the Obligation of Henry Gardner void it is recorded in the Town Book Page 124 was Recorded 1782 Oct 29th Witnesses Jesse Melbourne Mary Hampton Peter (repsent) J. Cobbs The above Instrument was recorded this 15th May 1773 by Jno Stanton DC This Indenture made this first day of may in ye twelfth year of y reign of his most Sacred Majesty George the third Also & Anne Queen consort of England since Narragansett & Twenty three Between Joseph Stanton of Charlestown in ye county of king County Country & Borough of Rhode Island governor of New part & Henry of South king town in ye county of king city of Rhode Island part of Joseph Stanton for y Mutual Lord’s affection which he hath & bequeath unto his son Gardner Stanton of Charlestown instant & for y selling & Lands premises
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and appurtenances and for years and years while [illegible] for the consideration of five Shillings lawful money in hand paid for whom other good and valuable consideration from their heirs working male granted released ratified & confirmed By this present Deed to the said James Clarke Notary & scrivenr and to & Henry Gardner his heirs & assigns forever certain pieces south east piece or tract of Land situate lying & being in (Challiston) as follows First a piece or tract of Land containig seven acres & be Butted & bounded as followeth (wise) beginning at y eastmost corner of y said which the [illegible] the north by the highway leading to his sons mother Henry Gardner south east Running westerly by y country road forty four rods three Roods running Northerly by y path until it come to y path that runs from West road forty four poles Running easterly by y path until it come to y south west corner of y land of J. Gardner which garden allotted to his sons mother & being bounded easterly by y path Butted on the northern & southern by Henry Gardner and southerly by y country road Weston on y gardens for as to write the Quantity & Number of forty acres the other Lot a piece or parcel or tract of Land containing seventy acres and is Butted & bounded as followeth beginning at a Stake with y sons mother About forty rods North east corner of a Lot which belongs Stanton Henry Gardner runs running Northerly as y wall bounds North to y end of y wall then Running southerly by y path that lead to Christopher Bobworth Go for as to make twenty acres of Land as above & bounded Westerly upon land belonging to his sons of Samuel Stanton Descendant and also one certain piece or parcel of Land situated in (Challiston) for the following place Beginning at y northeast corner of tract of Land the Swan pond to his Son David Stanton then running southerly forty four rods & thereby by a Brook and from there running North ten degrees East to y country road and from there to y northeast corner first mentioned bounded & Butted on the country road Together with all other privileges Advantages amenities & appurtenances to y same belonging Or any other appurtenances To Have & to hold y aforesaid Land premises & appurtenances to y & Henry Gardner his heirs & assigns forever to y uses intents and purposes & subject to y conditions hereafter following and for and to some other as well intended for purposes whatever that is to say to intents & purposes that y & Joseph Stanton shall & may have his Dwelling house Premises and all the rights & privileges of y said Land & premises During his Natural Life and touching & provided & without taxes of all Singular & other of Land & premises to y & Joseph Stanton his Assigns for during y term of y Joseph natural Life without payment of Waste or for any Manner of Waste and after the decease of y & Joseph Stanton to y only Use benefit & Behoof of & Sadness Stanton his heirs & Assigns forever and if it shall Happen that y & Gardner Stanton shall die during y Natural life of & Joseph Stanton without leaving any Issue in his Body lawfully begotten then in such case and y Henry Gardner gave his heirs or assigns Shall stand seized of y premises above to y use of y Joseph Stanton during his natural Life and after his Decease to y end of mow thorough Stanton & things Stanton then heirs & Assigns in perpetuity & if it shall happen that either & Sadness or thing Stanton shall Die leaving no issue of their Body Lawfully begotten then shall in such case the y Henry Gardner his heirs & assigns shall stand seized of y premises of over to y use of y Joseph Stanton during his Natural Life and after his Decease to y survivor or survivors of y & Sadness & thing Henry for themselves Or Assigns forever In Witness whereof This
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God in (one $\frac{1}{2}$) years, Member & Henry, those Both did before me swear to be of $\frac{21}{}$ years and without bearing any spice of disease their Body Being Lawfully Betrothed together that they will in such case as $\frac{1}{2}$ year & Henry [illegible] or her his house in a place Shall stand seized of $\frac{1}{2}$ province of $\frac{1}{2}$ to a Case of $\frac{1}{2}$ George being his Natural Life & after the Decease of $\frac{1}{2}$ George Stanton & her his heir and if $\frac{1}{2}$ Abigail Stanton should Die leaving no heir their Body Lawfully Betrothed the $\frac{1}{2}$ Henry Gardner his heirs or assigns shall have Third seized of the premises upon $\frac{1}{2}$ to two heirs of $\frac{1}{2}$ George Stanton & their assigns forever In Witness Whereof we have here to Set their Hands & Seals the day & year first above written [Signatures] Joseph Stanton Henry Gardner [Signatures] [illegible] [illegible] Mary Champlin Kings County may $\frac{24}{}$ June 1773 Before me formally appeared $\frac{1}{2}$ above Sufficient Joseph Stanton and $\frac{1}{2}$ acknowledged the same & forgiving the be his act and deed Staid & True The above noted was Before me Nathaniel Gardner Recorded this 16th may 1773 for Joseph Stanton etc This Indenture made this first day of may in ye fourteenth year of ye reign of the most proud majestic George the third King etc of Great Britain etc and Ireland etc and sundry othery countries Between Joseph Stanton of Charlestown county of Kings County County of Colley of Rhode Island province of one part & Henry Gardner of South Kingstown town in $\frac{1}{2}$ county Egypt of other part Witnesseth that $\frac{1}{2}$ Joseph Stanton for $\frac{1}{2}$ Natural Love & affection which he hath & bearct unto his sons Mathew Stanton & Henry Stanton Both of $\frac{1}{2}$ Providence in parts and for the liking of $\frac{1}{2}$ Lands premises & appurtenances to $\frac{1}{2}$ for $\frac{1}{2}$ years and $\frac{1}{2}$ days having offer following and for $\frac{1}{2}$ consideration of $\frac{1}{2}$ sum of five shillings Lawfull money in hand paid and for Divers other good causes and considerations him Hereunto moving have granted Revised satisfied & confirmed and by this present grant forever release quit & confirm unto $\frac{1}{2}$ Henry Gardner his heirs & assigns forever Two certain tracts of Land situate lying in $\frac{1}{2}$ South Kingstown over $\frac{1}{2}$ and $\frac{1}{2}$ of $\frac{1}{2}$ South contains by estimation $\frac{1}{2}$ acres more or less and is Butted & Bounded as follows viz) Beginning at George Bobcock North West corner lying & yards to boundary after the from some Running South clear sign $\frac{1}{2}$ a quarter East $\frac{1}{2}$ feet road from some Running South clear sign $\frac{1}{2}$ a quarter East $\frac{1}{2}$ feet road to a Stake with Stone about it being Bound of Joseph south east corner from there Running East clear sign $\frac{1}{2}$ a quarter North seeking right out to a black road Running East clear sign $\frac{1}{2}$ a quarter North running & Bobcocks South East corner from there run marked on a pine tree about it running & Bobcocks South East corner from there Running South clear sign $\frac{1}{2}$ a quarter North thirty three feet road to a stake with Stone about it being Joseph Stanton South West corner from there Running North West by $\frac{1}{2}$ century Road One hundred & twenty two rods to a stake with Stone about it & from there running North clear sign $\frac{1}{2}$ degrees West out One hundred & ninety four feet road to a black oak tree marked on some side

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