11/15/1774 · DEED · book 3 page 193 doc 12866

193. To all People to whom these Presents shall come, Know ye, That I Joseph Stanton of Charlestown, in South County, in the Colony of Rhode Island, Yeoman, for and in Consi- deration of One Pound of Money, and more especially for the Goodwill and Mutual Affections which I have always borne to my Son Sandwich Stanton; Have and do by these Presents give, grant, release and absolutely grant, grant, release, convey and confirm unto my said Son Sandwich Stanton and his Heirs forever, all that piece of land situated in Charlestown, lying and being in the Town of Charlestown after said variety containing by Estimation Seventy Acres in the same more or less Bounding on the Northwest cornering as the North West Corner of the Land given to my said Son Sandwich Stanton, being a small Black Oak tree with Stones about it, from thence running North Easten Degree North West, until it comes to the East ditch with Stones about it, thence running North Westen bounding Westly on the Land belonging to Nathaniel Gorton till it come to the Land I gave to my Son Sandwich, and Northly bounding on the Land I gave my said Son Sandwich Stanton To have and to hold the 3 acres Land with all the Appurtenances Privilege and Commission to the same belonging, or in any wise appertaining until the said Sandwich Stanton, his Heirs and Assigns forever, to have and his on they on perpy Use Enjoyment and Benefit forever In Confirmation hereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the Eighth Day of November in the 10th year of his Majesty's Reign George the Third King of Great Britain Anno Dom 1774 Signed Sealed & Delivered in the presence of Oliver Warner Martin Moore Newport Newport the 8th November 1774 I do attest this Instrument was received the 18th of Novr 1774 By James Gorton De.r. Town Clerk Before me Joseph Stanton personally appeared, and acknowledged that the within Instrument by him furnished to be his own Act and Deed Oliver Warner Martin Moore Just. of Peace To all People to whom these Presents shall come, Know ye, That I Gideon Tallman of Charlestown in the County of Kent in the Colony of Rhode Island, Yeoman, for Pricey & Money & in Consideration of the Sum of Ten Pounds from my Son Dennis Tallman’s Children James Tallman’s lawful Money Wife of the Colony aforesaid, unto me paid, in Part, for the Conveying being, and conveyed, by and from John Rogers of the County of Kent in the Colony aforesaid Yeoman, the Parcel of land do hereby acknowledge, and myself henceforth, solely fully’s confirmed and said and hired, and these, and of every part Parcel and Piece thereof, do remise, acquit and forever discharge the said John Rogers from the Use and Benefit of the said Parcel of land, given granted bargained, let’s’d, sold, conveyed and confirmed, and by these Presents, do release, quit and absolutely grant, grant again bargain, sell, alien, employ, convey and confirm, unto him the said John Rogers, his Heirs and Assigns forever, a certain piece of land situated in the County of Kent in the Colony and Colony aforesaid, containing by Estimation Ten Acres, lying and being in the same more or less Bounding as follows Beginning at a White Oak Tree stand- ing on your side, which is in the South West of this Tract of Land, and to Daniel Everard’s line run North West 1/2 chain to a Stake with Stone about it, thence to Everard’s Corner, thence North West 3/4 West North West 6 links to a Stake with Stone about it, which is Corner’s Corner, thence South East 1/2 chain to a Stake with Stone about it, thence South East 2 1/2 chain to a Stone Heap, and on One Corner a great Clump thence South 27 1/2 W. a straight line to the first mentioned He