6/26/1780 · DEED · book 3 page 318 doc 12982

318 do hereby for ourselves, and our heirs, and each of our Heirs, Covenant grant and agree to and with the said George Champlin in his Heirs and Assigns, that from and after the Death of the said George Champlin, in his Heirs or Assignees of the said George Champlin shall have and may, peaceably and quietly, have, hold, use, occupy, enjoy and appose the aforesaid Lands Premises and Appurtenances, without hinderance or Molestation from Us or other of Us, or our Heirs or other of our Heirs or any other Person or Persons Us or other of Us, or by other of Us or whereafter shall, lawfully, claim in, form in or under the Law, the claiming or owning or whereafter shall, lawfully, claim in, form in or under the Us or other of Us, or by other of Us or means, assent, or procurement or by Writs of [illegible] whereof the said Christopher, Asa Champlin, Jose & Robert have peaceably put and stands and whereof the said George Champlin in his Heirs and Assigns, have peaceably put and stands and offered and Sealed the Seale, the Twenty ninth Day of April in the Year of Our Lord, Anno thousand seven hundred and eighty Scold's [illegible] in presence of Caleb Gardner William Shinton Elizabeth [illegible] Dorcas [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] Chris Champlin LS Asa Champlin LS Jose Champlin LS Robt Champlin LS State of Rhode Island & Co Newport April 29. 1780 Personally appeared the within named Christopher Champlin, Asa Champlin and Robert Champlin and solemnly acknowledged the within written Instrument to be their voluntary Act & Deed Before Caleb Gardner Just Peace State of Rhode Island & Co Charlestown May 27th 1780 Personally appeared the within named Jose Champlin, and acknowledged the within written Document to be his voluntary Act & Deed Before Felix Cross Justice Peace Recorded Jan. 22 1780 By James Congdon for Town Clerk To all People to whom these Presents shall come We Christopher Champlin, and George Champlin, both of Newport in the County of Newport, Rhode Island, Asa Champlin of Sterlington, in the County of Kent, [illegible] County of Connecticut James, & Jose Champlin of Charlestown, in the County of Kings County, Seaman, fend greeting — Whereas Chris Champlin late of [illegible] of Charlestown in the said County of Kings County [illegible] "did by his last Will & Testament bearing date the fourteenth Day of July and of the Year 1680 and bequeathed unto his Son Said Champlin Number Acres of his Homestead Farm lying and being to the Southwest of the Country Road beginning at the North west corner of the Land in said Site near the Garden of John Champlin from there running easterly, bounding Northerly on the

319 the Country Road, for Three to Thirty one Links, to a heap of Stones from thence South 32 1/2 Degrees East, until it comes to the Salt Pond, being a parallel line with James Brown's Land, Also forty five perches of his farm lying to the Northward of the Country Road bounded as follows beginning at the North West Corner of the Land which he gave to his late father Champlain deceased, by a Deed of Gift, from thence running westwards, bounded southwards on the Country Road, seven Chains to a heap of Stones from thence North 24 1/2 Degrees east until it comes to the North End of his Land, to a Stump with Stones about 4 feet around, northerly on the Indian Lands, easterly on the Land he gave to his Son, Jacob, conveyed by Deed as aforesaid, all of which Pieces of Land aforesaid reference being had unto a Deed, made by his step father Conrad ownley as witness, with further reserve, all the above described Tracts of Land he gave unto his said Son Robert Champlain his Heirs & Assigns forever, but if his aforesaid Son Robert should die without lawful Issue then and in that Case he gave and the Lands to give in full Will to his Son Robert to his surviving Brothers as a further Tiers and Assigns forever which aforesaid Will & Testament is dated January 1781 Now know ye That We the said Christopher Champlain, Conrad Champlain & Robert Champlain and Stephen Champlain being all the Brothers of the whole Blood with the Robert Champlain, and to the intent that the said Robert Champlain his Heirs & Assigns shall hold and enjoy the Land & Premises aforesaid in fee Simple absolute, without any Contingencies or Incumbrances annexed thereto, We the said Christopher Champlain, George Champlain, Asa Champlain & Stephen Champlain for divers good and valuable Consideration declarations Hereunto the same officially avowing, and in for the further Conveyance of the Sum of Ten Pounds lawful Money, to Me or each of We respectively paid before the execution of this Indenture Champlain of Newport in the County of Newport and the Receipt whereof We of the each of We do respectively acknowledge and say that said sum is herewith fully satisfied paid contracted and paid, HAVE granted bargained and released and confirmed, and We the said Christopher, George Asa and Stephen each and every one and for ourselves, and each and every one of our Heirs hereby Desist of all good bargain, full release and conjunct unto the said Robert Champlain his Heirs & Assigns forever, all the before described and mentioned Premises and Appurtenances, every part and parcel thereof, and all our Right Title, Interest Estate, Possession and Claim under of in and to said Premises and of in and to every part and parcel thereof, with all trees and their Appurtenances and also, all the Right Title and Demand where by he or within he or either of We might lawfully expect to have of in and to the said Premises, or of in or unto any part or parcel thereof, or which the or within of the at any Time here after might or could claim by fee of said Will & Testament. Hereby giving granting confirming the same unto the said Robert Champlain his Heirs & Assigns forever, as fully amply and effectively to all intents and purposes whatever, as tho no Condition or Limitation had been annexed to said Devise. To.

320 To have and to hold, the aforesaid Lands, Premises and Appurtenances, Estate Accruesons and Remain deri there of, together with all our Right Title, Interest Claim and Demand, which we now have or at any Time here ofore have by for some of said Title and estatment right ought or could have unto the said Robert Champlin, his Heirs and Assigns forever, and to he and his then other proper Heirs, Descendants and Remainder forever. And we the said Christopher Champlin, George Champlin, Jos Champlin and Jos Champlin do hereby for ourselves and our, and each of our Heirs, covenant grant and agree to and with the said Robert Champlin, his Heirs and Assigns, that from and after the Death of the said Robert Champlin, the Heirs or Assigns of the said Robert Cham, shall plain hath and may peaceably and quietly, have hold, enjoy possess & occupy the same Lands, Premises and Appurtenances without any Lawful hinderance or Molestation from we, or other of us, or our Heirs, or other of our Heirs, or any other Person or Copora, issue foller claiming, or which hereafter shall lawfully Claim, in form, from here under we, our Heirs, or by either of our Heirs, Assigns or presentments. In Witness whereof we the said Christopher, George, Jos & Josher, have set our Hands and affixed our Seals this Twenty ninth Day of April, in the Year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred & Eighty 1780 Signed sealed & Delivered in Presence of Colol Gardner [Witness to Chris] William Hinton [Wit to Jos Champlin] Elizabeth Jenkins [Wit to Mitridges] Dorcas Potter [Wit to Jos Champlin] Chris Champlin L.S. Geo Champlin L.S. Jos Champlin L.S. Jos Champlin L.S. State of Rhode Island vc Newport April 29 1780 Personally appeared the within named Christopher Champlin, George Champlin, & Jos Champlin, & solemnly acknowledged the within written Instrument to be their voluntary Act & Deed Bfore Colol Gardner Just Peace State of Rhode Island vc Charlestown, May the 27th - 1780 Personally appeared the within named Jos Champlin and acknowledged the within Instrument to be his voluntary Act & Deed Bfore Poly Cross Justi Peace Recorded June 26th 1780 by Jas Longdon Clk to C.C.