The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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6/5/1786 · DEED · book 3 page 481 doc 13105

From CHAMPLIN ROBERT life, CHAMPLIN LYDIA life
To CHAMPLIN CHRISTOPHER life
Consideration Six hundred Pounds lawful silver money
Premises ninety acres and approx fifty acres · two tracts of land lying in Charlestown (Charlestown, Washington county)

Back — where this land came from

will Christopher Champlin
“devised by his Will dated the fourteenth day of April Ao 1769 & gave unto his Son Robert = Champlin”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
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The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1780 · DEED · CHAMPLIN CHRISTOPHER; CHAMPLIN GEORGE; CHAMPLIN JESSE; CHAMPLIN ASA → CHAMPLIN ROBERT · book 3 p 318

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

▶ 1791 · SURVEY · STANTON JOSEPH; CHAMPLIN CHRISTOPHER → · book 4 p 36
▶ 1802 · AGREEMENT · CHAMPLIN CHRISTOPHER → PERRY JAMES · book 4 p 349

Bounded by

John Champlin · James Merreys · John Champlin

The instrument's own words

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404 Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of James Gould Riley Barker justr Robert Champlin City of Newport in June 2 1806 personally came the Robert Champlin Signed and sealed the letter within & appearing Instrument and acknowledg'd the same to be his own and voluntarily that Dated this 2nd June to 1806 Before me Riley Barker justr Harden per me Dep Clerk's Clerk To all People to whom these presents shall come, Robert Champlin of the City and County of Newport in the State of Rhode Island and Providence Narragansett Merchant and Lydia his wife send Greeting Know ye that the said Robert Champlin and Lydia his wife for th' Consideration of the sum of eight hundred pounds lawful money to them in hand paid before the Delivery hereof by Christopher Champlin of the City of Newport aforesaid Esquire secure the receipt whereof they do hereby Acknowledge and that they are with fully authorized certified that they have paid and there of every part performed doe expand and discharge the said Christopher Champlin Have granted bargained paid and aliened aforesaid Christopher Champlin Have granted bargained paid and aliened aforesaid conveyed and confirmed unto the said Christopher Champlin his heirs and assigns forever and the said Robert Champlin for himself and heirs and the s'd Lydia his wife for herself for herself do fully entirely and absolutely give grant bargain sell alien convey and confirm unto the said Christopher Champlin his Heirs and Assigns forever two certain tracts parcels or pieces of land lying in Charlestown in the county of Washington or state aforesaid one of said tracts pieces or parcels of land contains ninety acres and is part of the homestead from Cole intending to Christopher Champlin Esquire of said Charlestown Bound from Cole intending to Christopher Champlin Esquire of said Charlestown Bound from Cole intending to Christopher Champlin Esquire of said Charlestown Bound Lying on the East side of the Country road beginning at the North west corner of John Champlins land running thence westerly bounding North westerly on the Country road Six Chains and thirty One Links to a heap of stones from thence South 82 degs West until it comes to the said hand being a Parallel line with James Monerys Land the other tract piece or parcel of Land Contains approx fifty acres of land lying to the North ward of the Country road bounded as follows beginning at the South west corner of Land tale belong ing to john Champlin land from there running westerly bounding Southward by the Country road Seven Chains to a heap of stones from thence North 28 Degres West until it comes to the North end of his Land to a Stump with Stones about it Bounded Northerly on the Indian Land late legacy on Land Late
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Late belonging to said John Champlin Deceased being the two tracts of Land with the appurtenances Which the said Christopher Champlin [illegible] devised by his Will dated the fourteenth day of April Ao 1769 & gave unto his Son Robert = Champlin and is fully delineated by a Draft made by Joseph Conrad Surveyor as Will fully appear I have and I do hereby conveyed his tracts pieces or parcels of Land with all and singular the privileges of ports & manors unto him the said Robert Christopher Champlin his Heirs [illegible] and Assigns forever and to fore and for his and his alone only proper use benefit and behoof forever And the said Robert Champlin for herein self his Heirs Executors and Administrators on the hereby covenant grant and Agree to and with the said Christopher Champlin his Heirs and Assigns forever that at and immediately before the executing and Delivery hereof to the said Robert is signed of the before granted and mentioned he himself in his own right of inheritance and that by some force hereof the said Christopher Champlin his Heirs and Assigns that forever hereafter he has to hold only & enjoy the same area Good unencumbered state in fee simple and that the same is free and Clear of all in- cumbrances of any nature howsoever quality whatsoever And that he the said Robert his Heirs Executors and Administrators will at all times however for- ever covenant secure and Defend the same unto the said Christopher Champlin his Heirs and Assigns against the Claims of all Persons whatsoever [illegible] In witness whereof the said Robert and Lyda his wife have Set their Hands and Seals to this Instrument the fifth Day of May one thousand seven hundred and Eighty Six Signed Sealed and Delivered the 5th June of [illegible] Sally Gardner Poly Barker for [illegible] Robert Champlin [seal] Lyda Champlin [seal] Recorded this Indent June 5th Ao 1786 Poly Coffin Y.E. City of Newport State of Rhode Island June 2nd 1786 Personally Cometh Robert Champlin and Lyda Champlin Signem and Sealers to the Within Instrument of Deed and Jointly and Severally Acknowledged the same to be their free and Voluntary act Before me Poly Tucker Just. of the Peace

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