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4/11/1775 · DEED · book 3 page 204 doc 12877

From HOXSIE MARY life, HOXSEY BENJAMIN life
To MACOMBER JONATHAN life
Consideration the making of Nine Bodes of Home-Wool
Premises none · parcel of land bounded by Eagle Rock and Granites Land (Charlestown)
Also on this page: RELEASE MEUNIER RUDOLPH R EST · RELEASE RHODES HARRY M 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

◀ 1774 · DEED · SHEFFIELD NATHANIEL; SHEFFIELD REBECCA → HOXSEY MARY; HOXSEY BENJAMIN · book 3 p 174
◀ 1773 · DEED · SHEFFIELD NATHANIEL; TEFFT NATHAN; TEFFT ISABEL; SHEFFIELD REBECCA → HOXSIE MARY · book 3 p 112
◀ 1768 · DEED · BURDICK MARY; BURDICK SAMUEL JR → HOXSEY BENJAMIN · book 2 p 371

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

▶ 1780 · DEED · MACOMBER JONATHAN; MACOMBER SARAH → DAVIS JOSEPH · book 3 p 314
▶ 1780 · AGREEMENT · HALL THEODATY; MACOMBER JONATHAN → MACOMBER JONATHAN; HALL THEODATY · book 3 p 310
▶ 1823 · DEED · MACOMBER JONATHAN; MACOMBER REBECCAH → MACOMBER JOSEPH 2ND · book 6 p 44
▶ 1825 · DEED · MACOMBER JONATHAN; MACOMBER REBECCA → HOXSIE PERRY · book 6 p 106

The instrument's own words

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284 manner of claim or other Gift, Grant, Deed, Bargain, Sale, Lease, Mortgage, Entail, Tenures, Judgments, or Incumbrances whatsoever. Nathamore & the said Ephraim Browning, my Heir, Executor, Adminr" doth covenant and agree, that the above described Tenement shall be quit and free from the said John Browning his Heirs & Assigns, against the Court of Claims in Dunstable & all every River & Stream in River- withdrawn pieces heretofore so devised for tenure and defend the same by his right Experts. Juliana a Dame, being the to the Obrian Browning, doth joy and in the Consideration of the Sum aforementioned yield and surrender all her all her Right of Dower and peace of Voice in said bargain & Tenement unto the said the said Ephraim Browning, his Heirs and Assigns for ever. In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and Seals this 18th Day of March, and in the Sixteenth Year of the Reign of George the Third pr. [illegible] Signed Sealed and delivered in the Presence of Robert Martin Elizabeth Martin the year young Maid, said witness the 24th of March 1776 by [illegible] & Compton & [illegible] Richmond, Augth 14th 1776 The Subention Ephraim Browning personally appeared and acknowledged the above Deed to be his Act and Deed etc. and Seal thereunto affixed. Requm me Robert Martin Justice Pea Ephraim Browning [seal] Juliana Browning [seal] To all People to whom these Presents shall come, I Degmentary of Charlestown in King's County and Colony of Rhode Island, greet you, Greeting. Know ye that I Benjamin Slavery for and in Consideration of the making of some Note of Value [illegible] Note upon the [illegible] & Delivering hereof, by Jonathan Mendon of Providence above named, the said Benjamin do hereby acknowledge myself fully contented, satisfied, paid and hired, and do to my and my Assigns forever and for divers good Causes and Considerations hereafter moving now grant remise release and forever quit claim both now and for all time to the said Jonathan Mendon, to him and his Assigns forever or parcel of land, situate lying and being in Charlestown, lying with Northwesterly of the South wall called the Eagle Rock, and with the South East Course of Benjamin Toone Brackett, containing in Charlestown Contiguity Area, and the same more or less being now in the said [illegible] Jefferson Butler and [illegible] Woodard the Ordinary and westerly in the Granites Land, Easterly against the Granites Land, and southerly on the Granites land, and southerly on the Granites Land, together with all its appurtenances and unto the same belonging any and all appertaining unto the said [illegible] land. To pay me some afar void. To have and to hold the said remise and released Demise unto the said Jonathan Mendon his Heirs and Assigns to him and his Assigns upon the Right and Appurtenances of the said Jonathan Mendon his Heirs and Assigns forever to possess for that neither the said Benjamin in Tenancy or any person or Persons for me, nor in the Name, Right or Title of my self or by way or means or otherwise whatsoever I say or Demise hereafter have, claim entailment or demand any Right Title or Interest in the said the hereby granted and released Premises, but Therefore and thereupon shall be fully secluded and forever barred by this Right quitclaim. And in Consideration above said Mary Brown with the said Benjamin Brown do together yield and surrender all her Right of Dower and Peace of the above conveyed Premises In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and Seals this 16th Day of February 1775. [seal] Signed Sealed and delivered in the Presence of [illegible] [illegible] Path the Davis Charlestown in County of Kent Personally appeared the Subention said Mary Brown [illegible] & Benjamin Browning, the 21st Day of February aforesaid, and acknowledged the above Instrument to be her Act and Deed etc. and Seal to be her [illegible] before me The foregoing Deed was read and explained to [illegible] & Clerk. [illegible] 1775 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]

The page as recorded

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