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2/16/1775 · DEED · book 3 page 194 doc 12868

From HULL MARTHA life, HULL BENJAMIN life
To HULL THOMAS life
Premises Three Acres and half Quarteres · tract of Land called s. Field (Cranston, Rhode Island)
Also on this page: RELEASE BOULET ARMAND O EST · RELEASE KUEHNE WILLIAM J 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

◀ 1770 · DEED · HULL JOSEPH → HULL BENJAMIN · book 3 p 40

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

▶ 1777 · DEED · HULL THOMAS; HULL HANNAH → LEWIS BERIAH · book 3 p 249

Bounded by

Daniel Edwards · Clar Gunman · Edward Case

The instrument's own words

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With All Right Annexed. Hereditaments Namely on Daniel Edwards, Northerly partly on Chas Gunman, deputy on Edward Case; and Easterly and Southerly on the Grantor To have and to hold the sd granted, and bargained and premises with all the Appurtenances, Privileges & Commons thereunto belonging belonging, over an appointing to him the said John Gingson, his Heirs and Assigns forever, to him and his heirs yet after Age 21, with Robert & Joseph Brown. And the said John Gingson, halt my love’s Care Love’s Act, do covenant, promise and grant to and with the said John Gingson the above an Assign, that at or before the Expiring hereof, Sum the fine such and lawful Cause of the above bargained Premises, and conveniently lawful and justified of the premises my name propos Quest, as a good root and absolute Quiet Title in the Vineland, and have in my own Name, good right will Privileges & lawful Warranty to grant convey sell convey and in some the said Land being conveyed in Manner as aforesaid And that the said John Gingson, his Heirs and Assigns shall and may from time to time and at all times possess however by peace and quiet of the hereby Described, lawfully securely and quietly have, hold use enjoy possess and assign the said bargained & conveyed premises, with the Appurtenances hue and others safely and in legally, securely, unencumbered and discharged of and from all Manner of claims, of owners, or other Gifts, Grants Bargains, Leases Leases & mortgages etc. etc. etc. further Premises Suppose’d etc. or Incumbrances of what Name or Nature were, that may in any Manner be Discovered etc. etc. or make void this present Deed Notwithstanding the said Jarram Hall, being fully mindful of my Intent and Intent to covenant agree in the above said Premises to the said John Gingson, his Heirs and Assigns against the said lawful Cause or Demands of any owners or Persons whatsoever forever to warrant same Defend, by his proper Person & heirs Present & Future Hall the wife of the said Jarram Hall doth by these Presents rate and willingly to grant quitclaim and surrender all the Rights of Dower & Dower of Lands of in and unto the above described premises to the said John Gingson his Heirs and Assigns forever In Witness Of the said Jarram Hall’s Seal and Seal his hand have done Set the Seal & Seal this third day of July anno the Nineteen Fourth year of His Majesty’s Reign & Command the being George the Third of Great Britain etc. and in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Seven Signed Sealed & Delivered in the Presence of us James Hall Wm Booth Kings County Geo: in open court this was read the 17th of November the 17th of 1772 by Longdon Dr. & Dad, Seal & Seal, before me Robert Sanders Justice of the Peace To all Persons to whom these Presents shall come Benjamin Hall of Providence in the County of Kings County & Colony of Rhode Island province and Justice Know ye that I the sd Benjamin Hall for and in Consideration of the sum of Fifty Pounds Lawful Money to me in hand before the Conveying hereof well and truly paid by Thomas Hall of the Town of Newport for I Jarram Hall, the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknow ledge, and my full love with pity signed, sealed and said, and there of and of every part [illegible]
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195 and Parcel thereof so evacuate, seign and discharge the Thomas Hull, his Heirs, Executors and Adminisrs power, by this Indenture Have given, Bargained, sold absolute conveyed & confirmed, and by this Indenture, do freely, fully and absolutely give, grant, bargain, sell alien, devise, convey and confirm unto the said Thomas Hull, his Heirs, Executors & Assigns forever, the certain tract of Land called s. Field, lying and being in the Town of Cranston, in rhode Island's County containing by Estimation Three Acres and half Quarteres, be the same more or less & bounded & described as following Beginning at the North East Corner of some Land to a Stake with some about a fence & bounded southwestly along the East Corner of some Land to a heap of Stone, and thence the same Comp about a fence to a North East Corner, whence it runs north to a heap of Stone, and thence the same Comp to the Pond, then by the Pond to the North Boundary, and thence south to the Land called the Land of Captn William Hull deceased former, then South Eastly back to the Land called the Land of the said mentioned names & we Have and to hold the said grant bargained & conveyed with all the Rights Privileges & Appurtenances to the same belonging to the said nominee any right age, ease title the v. Common called Hull his Heirs and his Assigns forever, to his and theirs only proper Use, Right, Benefit and Behoof Shall the said Benjamin Hull for myself, my Heirs Executors and Adminisrs do covenant promise and grant that to the said Thomas Hull his Heirs & Assigns, that at all and before the executing hereof, I and the same for and lawful Owner of the above bargained & conveyed land and lawfully seized and possessed of the same in my sure proper Right as a good legal and absolute Estate of Inheritance in the saids. And I and my good right full Heirs & Lawful Attorney do warrant the same lawfully the same forever in the same manner as above and that the said Thomas Hull his Heirs and Assigns shall and may peaceably from time and all time runn forever possess, hold, seise and possess of the whole property lawfully possess and quietly have, hold full, use, occupy, enjoy & enjoy the said conveyed and bargained Premises with the Aglantaneans free use and clear and plainly and perfectly acquired, conveyed and delivered of some and all other all Manner of persons or Heirs Title Grants Bargains, Recoveries, Color Titles Mortgages, Writs, Releases, Finishes, Decrees Judgments, Recoveries, bonds, or any other Claim, Demand whatsoever, that may exist in any Manner or Device oblate or made on the said Parcel Land. Furthermore the said Benjamin Hull for myself, my Heirs Executors and Adminisrs do covenant and agree the above described Premises shall be free from the said Thomas Hull his Heirs and Assigns against the lawful Claims or Demands of any Person or Manner whatsoever forever together to warrant forever and defend by the said Thomas Hull and Martha Hull the saids to the said Benjamin Hull both for the Consideration above fully and willingly given you giving an surrender all his Right of Tenure and Power of thirds, of him and to the above described Premises, unto the said Thomas Hull his Heirs and Assigns forever. In Witness whereof, we have hereunto for our Hands & Seals this Twenty 9th Day of February in the 18th Year of his Majestys Reign, King George the Third, King of Great Britain Anna Domini 1792 Signed sealed & delivered In Presence of James Coivon Elizabeth Lewis Mary Clarke and The above going Deed was Recorded the 16th of February 1792 By James Long Clerk & Parish King's County RI February the 17th February 1792 Personally appeared the Undersigned Mr. Benjamin Hull and acknowledged the above Exhibit instrument to be his per act & Deed, Hand & Seal Before Joseph Crandall Just Peace Benjamin Hull Ls Martha Hull Ls

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