1/27/1776 · MORTGAGE · book 3 page 219 doc 12893

219 By y^e said Sarah Jhonson with y^e 3rd Jesapnah Rose, during their natural lives. And that y^e Thomas Rose and his Heirs Ms Jesapnah Rose doth hereby promise for thens lives, their Heirs, Remainder, and Assigns That the said Stephen Jhonson, and his Heirs shall not be interrupted in their Enjoying the above described Premises, for the full Term aforesaid, by them or any person or Persons under them during y^e Term of years. My Wife and Comfirmation which we the said Thomas Rose & Jesapnah Rose hath interchangeably set our Seals and Seals the Ninth Day of December 1786 in y^e Year of his Majesty King George III. 1786 Signed sealed and delivered in the Presence of Thomas White Stephen White The foregoing Deed was recorded January 20 1787 By me Congdon King's County Co Severally appeared in Charlestown the within named Thomas Rose and he and Ms Jesapnah Rose the Day and Year within written and acknowledged to be their voluntary Act and Deed, Lands and Tenements Before Thomas White Justice of the Peace This Indenture made the Twenty fourth Day of January, in the Eighteenth Year of the Reign of George the Third King of Great Britain etc. Anno Domi 1788. Between Jabez Tucker of King's County in the Colony of Rhode Island Dominion of the said, Parts and William Browning of North Kingstown above in y^e County named of the other Part Witnesseth, that the said Jabez Tucker, for and in Consideration of the Sum of One Hundred and five pounds One Cutting English Money, to be paid upon the Executing and Delivery, Conveyed for the said William Browning the receipt whereof the said Jabez Tucker doth hereby acknowledge settled granted conveyed bargained released remised and confirmed, and by right special with grant bargain full convey and confirm unto the said William Browning his Heirs Descendants remainder And Assigns for ever, One certain Piece of Land lying and being in Charlestown, contouring by Estimation One hundred Acres, the first corner being on the farm more or less bounded as follows, beginning at a Stake being the northeast corner aforesaid, from thence North East 60 Degrees West 38 Degrees East 12 poles by Jhonson's wall by Jhonson's wall to a stone fence North West 38 Degrees West 28 Chains 12 Links to a stone wall by Jhonson's wall to a stone fence North East 60 Degrees East 50 Chains to a Rock Cake marked by Daniel Remond's wall from Daniel Remond's wall South East 60 Degrees South 20 chains to Jabez Tucker, by y^e Roadster Land to a Milestone and from the Milestone East 60 Degrees South 20 chains to a Rock Cake 12 rods; and from a stone North West 21 Degrees East 10 to the first mentioned Remond's corner together with all and singular the Encroachments, Privileges, Appurtenances hereunto belonging or in any way appertaining. To have and to hold all the above so conveyed Perpetuo unto the said William Browning in Fee and Tenure aforesaid. And the said Jabez Tucker for himself his Heirs Executors and Administrators doth covenant and agree to and with the said William Browning his Heirs and Assigns, that he the said Jabez Tucker at the Time of the Grant Sale and Date whilst the harvesting & Planting being in the time and lawful Course of the Premises, and further rightly seized himself to his own proper use, as of a good right, good and lawful Title of aforementioned in one absolute, unencumbered and discharged from all other Grants, Mortgages and other Incumbrances whatsoever. And for himself his Heirs, Remainder and Adminstrators, doth further covenant agree-

to warrant and defend forever unto the above named William Browning his Heirs and assigns, all the above bargained Premises, against all lawful Claims, Challenge & Demand of all and every Person whatever. Provided always, and notwithstanding upon Condition that if the said Faber Zincher his Heirs executors or Administrators shall not and will not and by the law or cause to be seized to the above named William Browning in his Heirs executors or Administrators or Assigns the above said Land of Six Hundred and one hundred perches One Cutting length according to the laws of this Colony within Day of January, on the last day of One thousand One hundred Hundred and Seventy nine, then and in that Case this our present Indenture shall be continued and deemed to be absolutely null and void But until such further failure shall remain in full force and virtue. In Witness whereof the above named Grantor hath bound to his Hand and affixed his Seal the Day Month and Year first above written And Joanna Zincher Wife of the said Faber Zincher further Conveys gives and grants by these presents fully and willingly to grant & and surrender all her Right Dower and Power thereof in and unto the before begun and aforesaid unto the said William Browning his Heirs and Assigns. In Witness whereof I have here with to my hand and Seal the Day Month and Date before written. Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of me Wm P [illegible] [illegible] Vivian Perry Faber Zincher Joanna Zincher Rhode Island County, Smithfield town attest the Covennanth cause Faber Zincher and Joanna Zincher, before in the above Deed and acknowledge the same to be their own acts Acts & Dates with their Hand and Seals hereunto affixed Registered on 21 December 1779 by Simon Perry clerk for the Com. Ct. The foregoing Deed was recorded Jan 27 1780 By Jos Congdon & [illegible] This Indenture made this twelfth Day of February and in the Eighteenth Year of his Majesty's Reign George the Third by the Grace of God Britain Great Britain & Ire Domain [illegible] between William Refset of Charlestown, in the Colony of Rhode Island part of the one part, and Edward Pell his son of Smithfield town, in the County of Connecticut of the other part First of the said William Refset for the Love and good will which I bear to my son I by these presents give and bequeath unto my said Son Edward Pell his Heirs and Assigns for ever a Dwelling House and ten Acres of land and his movable Estate forever to his Heirs and Assigns for the Consideration that the said Edward Pell his Heirs and Assigns shall maintain the said William Refset and his Wife Experience Refset during their natural life Sufficient Food and Raiment for their comfort