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3/8/1775 · DEED · book 3 page 199 doc 12872

From CHURCH SUSANNAH life, CURCH CHARLES life
To PECKHAM GEORGE HAZARD life
Consideration Ninety Pounds, lawful Money
Premises Seventy Acres · Land bounded by Daniel Gunning, Joseph Clarke, and Gideon Avery (Charleston)
Also on this page: RELEASE BROWN HAROLD W EST · RELEASE ADAMS ERNEST CURTIS EST

Back — where this land came from

deed Daniel Gunning
“bought of Daniel Gunning of Charleston aforesaid q. a certain Deed dated the Fourth Day of March... 1769”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
read by: gemma

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

▶ 1783 · DEED · PECKHAM SARAH; PECKHAM GEORGE HAZARD → POTTER SAMUEL TRUSTEE; DAVIS WILLIAM TRUSTEE; SEGAR SAMUEL TRUSTEE; CA · book 3 p 360
▶ 1783 · DEED · PECKHAM SARAH; PECKHAM GEORGE HAZARD → ALDRICH JOHN; WINSOR ZENAS; SMITH JAMES · book 3 p 371

Bounded by

Daniel Wingon · Joseph Clarke · Joseph Clarke · Gideon Hopcie

The instrument's own words

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To all People to whom these presents shall come Greeting Know ye That I Charles Church of Charleston in Kings County and Colony of Rhode Island in New England Gentman, I and in Consideration of the Sum of Ninety Pound lawful Money to me in Hand already well and truly paid before the Executing hereof by George Gerard Peckham, Windmillers in the Town of Newport & Colony aforesaid, the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge by these presents fully seized satisfied contented and paid thereof, and of my own free and lawful Act do hereby sell execute assign and discharge the said George Gerard Peckham, his Executors Admin strators by this Deed Have given granted bargained sold aliened assigned conveyed and coprime and with the said George Gerard Peckham his Heirs and Assigns forever Certain tenments of Land situate lying and being in Charleston aforesaid containing Seventy Acres, and is of Land situate lying and being in Charleston aforesaid containing Seventy Acres, and is bounded as follows Beginning at the Highway at a heap of Stones from hence running North & Northeast Degree East Northeast Chain and 42 poles westery by Land of Daniel Gunning, to a Certain heap of Stones Degree East Northeast Chain and 42 poles westerly by Land of Daniel Gunning to a heap of Stones; thence North 35 Degrees, and 40 Shuttles North 25 Degree E by Land of Daniel Gunning to a heap of Stones; thence North 45 Degrees 28 Links by Land of Joseph Clarke, thence South 22 Degree & 30 Perches North 25 & 28 Links, to a root it corner to Gideon Avery's Land, thence South 70 Degree East 12 Chains & 32 Links, by said Gideon Avery's Land, thence North 15 Degree West 104 Perches by said Avery's land until it corner to the Road Corp Lot, and thence is southerly bounded on said Chart St partly north & partly on the Rd land, until it corner to the first mentioned stones and in the same Land I bought of Daniel Gunning of Charleston aforesaid q. a certain Deed dated the Fourth Day of March in the Ninth Year of his Majesty's Reign 1769. To have and to hold the said varied and granted Premises together with all the Appurtenances thereon hanging standing or hereafter belonging or in anywise appertaining unto the said George Gerard Peckham his Heirs and Assigns, to him his Heirs only forever Quietly and peaceably And I the said Charles Church for me my Heirs Executors and Adminis to do covenant and engage and agree, to and with the said George Gerard Peckham, his Heirs and Assigns their heirs and the Executing hereof of any law suit pole and lawful Course of all the before said and Enjoy and am lawful seized and possessed of the same in mine own proper Right as a good lawful and absolute Estate of inheritance in Fee Simple containing in my good proper Right Full Power and lawful Authority to Sell and dispose of the same in this Manner as above described. And that the said George Gerard Peckham, his Heirs Recutors Adminrs & Assigns shall full and may forever however by force and virtue of these presents Have, hold, enjoy possess and enjoy the same with the Appurtenances here of clear and of free and clear of all and all Manner of Tenures or state Gifts Grants Conveyances Claims Seizures Mortgage White titles Forfeitures Demur Judgements Executions Incumbrances or Estate whatsoever Furthermore I the said Charles Church Solemnly for me their Heirs Execu and Adminis do hereby covenant and engage all the before described Premises unto said the said George Gerard Peckham his Heirs and As against any lawful Claims Challengers or Demands of any Person or Persons whatsoever forever together with all premises and appurtenances. And Unversal Church the Wife of the said Charles Church also to me a good act and surrender all her Right of Dower and Claim of Right of in and unto the before described Premises, unto the said George Gerard Peckham, his Heirs and Assigns
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200 [page number] In Witness whereof, we have hereunto set our Hands and affixed our Seals the Twenty seventh Day of February in the Eleventh Year of the Reign of the present Majesty George the Third by the Grace of God King of Great Britain France and Ireland Defender of the Faith etc Doing Business On thousand one thousand seven hundred & seventy one 1771 [Signed] Charles Church L.S. [Signed] Swannock the Church L.S. [Signed] [illegible] [Marginalia:] Signed Sealed & delivered In the presence of [Signed] John Congdon [Signed] Robert Wilson [Marginalia:] The above Indenture dated 19th Day of December 1770 by Charles Church and in the first page of the Instrument was not intended to be signed & sealed until now [Marginalia:] The foregoing Deed was recorded the Eighth day of March 1775 By James Congdon Regr & Town Cl. Charleston in Berkeley County Courtnay appear the Subscribers Charles Church and Swannock the Heir & descendants of the above Stated Jos. Congdon ent to be his successor at the Date thereunto Annexed There after opposite the Date & Day before written Before Sylvanus Robinson Justice of the Peace To all People to whom these Presents shall come I know That I Joseph Stanton of Charlestowne in the County of Berkeley County in the Colony of these United States for and in Consideration of the Love goodwill & natural affection which I have and do have towards my three Sons John Gardner Stanton, Matthew Stanton & Henry Stanton all of Charlestowne perthe particular Consideration of for settling faithful service during their lives in this land praised the said servants honestly acknowledged Love and affection by these presents do myself & my Heirs forever give and surrender to give grant bargain sell release convey confirm unto my said three Sons namely John Gardner, Matthew & Henry their Heirs and assigns forever once and for all the following in Charlestowne a piece One part containing by Estimation Five Acres of Land since or belt bounded as follows namely on southeasterly on Christopher Beardslee Land, Easterly on land belonging to Silas Miller since southeasterly on Matthew & his first called Shellmage Land, and westerly on George Stanton's land, & northerly on St Augustines Land south westerly Northerly bounded on Abel Congdon Land until it comes to the Robert Congdon North East Corner from there a straight Line to Christopher Beardslee North West Corner. the other Piece of Land containing by Estimation Five Acres more or less bounded as follows Easterly bounded on the grantor Matthew bounded part on Abel Congdon Land east part on Matthew Stafford Land until it comes in the North East corner of the Land the Grantor gave to Matthew & Henry Stanton from there running a straight Line to Christopher Beardslee North West Corner. Together with all the Privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging or any wife abstaining To have and to hold the above I give and grant Lands and Premises with the Privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging in or any appertaining unto the said John Gardner Stanton, Matthew Stanton and Henry Stanton and to their and each of their Heirs & assigns forever in Severalty Land & to hold the same their Heirs after they shall respectively arrive to the Age of Twenty one Years. But if either of them Shall happen to die before he arrives to the Age of Twenty one Years then and there [illegible]

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