3/22/1786 · DEED · book 3 page 477 doc 13102

477 Our Future prove that we, or any Person or Degree whatever shall make void this Present Indenture. Furthermore we the sd Nathan Jeffs a p- Crandal and Sarah his wife for our selves our Heirs Conservators and Domesticks do covenant and Engage the above Demised Premises to hold the sd David Miller his Heirs and Assigns against all lawful Claims or Demands of any Person or Persons whomsoever for Ever to Warrant and Defend by these presents In Witness Whereof we the sd Nathan Jeffs and Dorcas his Wife and Crandal and Sarah his Wife have hereunto set our hands and Seals this Twenty fourth Day of April A.D. 1785 and in the Ninth year of American Independence Meith the following Seal placed above written the above named nathan Crandal and Sarah his wife not warrant to sd David Miller his Heirs for 60 only the one half Part of the above given premises Signed Sealed and Delivered Before us Filed Lees James Conddon Nathan Jeffs - LS Dorcas Jeffs - LS nla Crandal - LS Sarah Crandal - LS Washington Co. S S. Charlestown the Day and Year above written Personally came before me the above named Nathan Jeffs and Dorcas his wife and n.la Crandal and Sarah his Wife and acknowledged the above Indenturement by them signed to be their voluntary Act and Deed the above Landward shall therefore appear Before James Conddon fr Justice Peace Recorded this Due March 21. 1786 by R Reg copy pr T.S.A. to all People to whom these presents shall Come Please be it that I joseph Conddon along Joseph How residing in Providence and state of Rhode Island Corporation for and in Consideration of forty pounds lawful Money in hand Well and Truly paid by Peter Copps of Charlestown in Washington County and State of Rhode Island Governor the Rights Otherwise I hereby acknowledge my self that with full Power established contained and Signed hall remise for Ever out Claimed and be that Person s for my form for my Heirs Conservators and Domesticks fully and Absolutely Remise Release and forever Quit Claim the state the said Peter Copps in his full and peaceable Possession of the same and to his Heirs and Assigns for ever All such Right Title & Interest I have to one certain Piece of Land being of Standing in the over s Down Charlestown and County of State said Along the North I built my Mill off and Standing upon or Running the Highway that Leads from Peter Copps Mill to the Baggs-rift & to the College highway and Near a Brook called & known by the Name of the Bird Brook to have and to hold the

408 The premises and Released Messuage together with all the profits privileges and Appurtenances to the same belonging to him the S. Pelig Copse his heirs and Assigns forever for that Whereas or as the said Joseph Congdon nor my heirs nor any person or persons foreme born or under me or from me or in his or their right shall or will by any way Means or Whateversoever Tenure have Claim Challenge or Demand the aforesaid House but all and lawfully Quitclaimed and by these presents to and the sd Joseph Congdon cause me my heirs heirs to Release and Quit Claim the aforesaid House to the sd Pelig Copse to his heirs & heirs forever to his and the above mentioned Open Ups and Manor in manner aforesaid engaging his heirs and Assigns no other than Servant and forever Ever Given by that Property And Mary Congdon the Wife of the sd Joseph Congdon Set their seals to the consideration written above agreed to and by subscription all the right of Pounds and Three thirds the has of 2 units of the above the former Released and Quit Claimed House unto him the S. Pelig Copse his heirs and Assigns for Ever In Witness Whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this Eight Day of April Seventy And eight the year of American independence Signed Sealed & Delivered in Presence of Pelig Copse Joseph Congdon (Seal) John Copse Mary Congdon (Seal) Charlestown Washington county state for the Day and Date first above written Personally appeared the above Subscribers y and acknowledged the above and foregoing Instrument to be their Act and Deed Hands and Seals hereunto affixed Before Requested this Bed March 22nd 1788 L M the Pelig Copse Justice of the peace By Pelig Copse per se clrk To all People to Whome these presents shall come Greeting Know ye that S Augustina daughter of Charlestown in Washington County and state of Rhode Island Woman for and in consideration of One thousand and four Dollars to me and my heirs forever before the Infallible love of my much Grandfather of the county in the county in the county in the county in the county in the 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