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Be it known that I Henry Gardner before Named for and in
Consideration of the sum of Six hundred and One eighth of a Dollar to me in hand
paid by Edward Stanton of Charlestown in the County of Washington Yeoman
the Messuage & Tenement is hereby Acknow ledged Have and by these Presents
do fully and freely Acquit & Discharge I [illegible] of the before Mentioned Lands
& Premises unto the said Edward Stanton his heirs and Assigns for ever
hereby Declaring that I have conveyed the said Edward Stanton a full
Satisfaction for the aforesaid Mortgage and the same Lands Premises and Appurtnances
of mine are and shall be hereby relinquished & Discharged from any claims
or Demands which I heretofore had against the same Land and for which the Cause =
= so Done Witness my hand & Seal this First day of February AD 1807
Signe & sealed
Deliverd in presence of
John Thorman
Frederick Gardner
Henry Gardner Esqr
This Day I Signed and Recorded the above Discharge of Mortgage Which Bond of
Deport is Recorded in this Book Page 127 & 28 and the reason why this Discharge
was not hereon there was no Room left in the Margin
Nobe 8th AD 1807
By me Philig Cross Clrk
Know all Persons to whom these presents shall Come that
Edward Clarke & Tamar Clarke his Wife both of Charlestown in the County of Washington
And State of Rhode Island Providence Plantation Cordwainers and Gunting Produce Knowledge
that they the sd Edward Clarke & Tamar Clarke his Wife for and in Consideration of the
Sum of Seven Pounds lawful Money to me in hand Paid before the Enclosure having well
And sufficiently Paid by Nathan Conand of Charlestown in the County of Washington
And State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantation Yeoman the Right of Every Acre
of Houseage and Lot thereunto their Appurtenances and Contents and have
Remitted Released and for Ever Quit Claimed and Confirmed And by these Presents
do remise and Release for Ever all our right title to in trust Property Claims and Damage
Demands in us her or Ever had or ought to have in and unto all the Real Estate
that our father Samuel Conand lately of Charlestown Deceased left lying and lying
in Charlestown aforesaid to him the sd Nathan Conand his heirs and Assigns
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