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6/2/1783 · DEED · book 3 page 371 doc 13023

From PECKHAM SARAH life, PECKHAM GEORGE HAZARD life
To ALDRICH JOHN life, WINSOR ZENAS life, SMITH JAMES life
Consideration That Zenas Winsor, James Smith and John Aldrich all of Smithfield in the County of Providence whomen drew Lot Number One
Premises about three Acres · Lot Number One in the Bucknam's lottery (Southkingstown)
Also on this page: DEED STANTON HENRY

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

◀ 1775 · DEED · HUBBARD MARY → PECKHAM GEORGE HAZARD · book 3 p 208
◀ 1775 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · HUBBARD DANIEL; HUBBARD MARY → PECKHAM GEORGE HAZARD · book 3 p 197
◀ 1775 · DEED · POTTER ROBERT; POTTER HANNAH → PECKHAM GEORGE HAZARD · book 3 p 198
◀ 1775 · DEED · CHURCH SUSANNAH; CURCH CHARLES → PECKHAM GEORGE HAZARD · book 3 p 199

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

▶ 1784 · DEED · SMITH JAMES; WINSOR ZENAS; ALDRIDGE JOHN; WINSOR UNIS; SMITH NANCY; AL → PERRY SIMEON · book 3 p 423

The instrument's own words

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371 To all People to whom these Presents shall come, I George Hazard Bucknam of Southkingstown, in the County of Washington St Day and Sarah Bucknam his Wife, for consideration that Zenonas Winthrop, James Smith and John Aldrich all of Southkingstown in the County of Providence Delaware have given Lot Number One in the aforesaid Bucknam's lottery as now laid out and plotted containing about three Acres, to the said more or less bounded and described as follows Northerly partly on a Highway, Half yearly partly on a Northward Thicket, Easterly partly on a Fourth Road, and otherwise however bounded on residue to be bounded which said Lot Number One the Donors to the Bucknam's lottery have given a deed to Zenonas Winthrop, James Smith, & John Aldrich, Now I the said George Bucknam & Sarah his Wife their Heirs, Devices Administrators and Assigns do hereby Quit claim all their Right Title Estate Property Interest Claim & demand of and in the aforesaid Premises with Zenonas Winthrop, James Smith, and John Aldrich their Heirs and Assigns forever In Witness whereof where of they have here unto set their Hands and Seals in the things herein contained Day of April AD 1780 Nb. The Word "Premises" wrote between the nineteenth & twentieth lines here interrelated before Signing & sealing here of Executed in Presence of Nictolas Eaton Saml. P. Potter Recorded June 2 1783 Jas. Congdon Regr Washington Co. Court Southkingtown April 10th AD 1780 Presently appeared the within Subscribed Geo. G. Bucknam and Sarah his Wife, and acknowledged the within written Instrument to be their Act and Deed Before Samuel Babcock Jt. Comr Pleas Charlestown Feby 7th 1783 Know all Men By these Presents that I Joseph Stanton of Charlestown in County of Washington for the better & good will I Bring to my sister Mary Stanton do agree that the Right and Title with Share of Two Certain Tracts of Land bounded as follows one Tract Bounded as follows Beginning at a stump of wall measured a chain Through Brush Direction South, will to the first Old Road Westerly & Easterly By a P. Oak Witnessly on the Land of said Mill thence will continue to the County Line Three chains westerly to the aforesaid bounds the other Tract Bounded as follows At a Stone Boundary on the land of Bucknam Westerly northerly & Easterly to the fence more stands One Tract of Land Lying above the County Line Three Chains By the House of the Little meadow and for the Life of & Heirs Stanton the Privilege of having a Moore on the north part of the Town Now in my Possession During Natural Life in Consideration of which I have Signed my own hand and sealed this Seventh Day of February in the year of our Lord Brought over one

The page as recorded

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deed_walker_v1.9_2026-10-10 · the index is the town's own (i2l.uslandrecords.com); transcripts, chains and the assessor's cards are the Perry Machine's reading of it. Where the record we hold runs out, the page says so.