9/22/1760 · DEED · book 2 page 30 doc 13210

90 Sealed by the grace of God King over Great Britain. A.D. 1760 Signed Sealed & Delivered in the presence of N. Robert, Stanton John Webster ^9 above Deed was recorded September 17 1760 by John Champney Clerk Kings County So. personally appeared the above subscriber, Charles Norleighs & Says that he Doth acknowledge and admit that the above written Instrument to be his Voluntary act Deed hand and seal and have unto office before John Webster Justice of the peace To all Christian People to whom these presents shall come greetings Know ye that too Joseph Stanton of Charlestown in Kings County in s^y Colony of New England and John Foy of East Greenwich in County of providence in s^y Colony Of my desire good cause and consideration Us Therefore moving have Hereby Released and forever Quitclaimed and by these presents for our Soles our Heirs our Fully Really and Absolutely Released and Forever quit claimed unto Joseph Stanton of Newport in s^y County of Newport in s^y Colony & above named to his heirs and Assigns forever All such Right Title Estate Indenture and Demand whatever the s^y Joseph Stanton and John Foy have or ought to have off in or too A certain Tract or parcel of Land situate lying and being on s^y Charlestown above s^y containing by Estimation Four Hundred & Twenty perches be it Some more or less & is Bounded and booted out as by a Draft Drawn by Joseph Stanton per Surveyor having Date of 8^th day of August A.D. 1763 Reference there being made to as and 20 s^y Westernmost Low in s^y Draft and assume with 39 s^y of Land being West Part of a Tract of Land in s^y Parting Ply. 87 Joyneratoney Belonging unto s^y Sad Joseph Stanton George Warden and Foy above s^y by Deed made appearing Dated 20^th day of July day be 1643 To have and To Hold s^y 3 Acres of Land with all Singulars & appurtenances Thereunto belonging unto s^y George Warden his heirs Assigns and to his and their only proper Use Benefit & Behalf Forever That Neither s^y Joseph Stanton and John Foy Nor their Heirs Assigns other s^y & persons from them Or in their Names Or Name s^y stated of of them Shall Or will by any Way or means hereafter have Claim s^y ngi Or Demand Any s^y Title Right Title Or Interest of In or to s^y pry or any part Or per self Thereof But free from all and every Action Right

(38) of all Title Interest, and Demand of in or to the premises or any part or parcel thereof they and every one of them shall be Utterly Excluded and Barred Forever by these presents and also of Joseph Stanton and John Fry and their heirs by the said Mispanagum lands Tenements and all and the premises with all appurtenances To the said George Stanton his heirs and assigns to his and their own proper use for his and his own Manner as before specified against their heirs and Assigns and every one of them shall warrant, and Defend Forever by these presents. In Witness whereof the said Joseph Stanton and John Fry have hereunto Set their hands and Seals the Fourteenth Day of February In the 17th & Antient year of his Majest the Reign George 3rd and Third Year of Great Britain D 1745/6 Signed Sealed & Delivered Hereye counts fourthly [illegible]’s Court held 4th day of Feb 1746 per curia appeared Joseph Stanton and John Fry and Acknowledged the same and they performed the Acts as’d [illegible]’d Day & Date above By [illegible] Deputy for the Governor the Clerk of the Court of the [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] To All Persons to whom these presents shall come, That, S Thomas Annegetts of [illegible]ation in the County of Kings County and Colony of Rhode Island sc They Southern of the [illegible] Sergeant Fore of Red-ars, said granting That ye said S Thomas Annegetts for and consideration of the Sum of Five thousand One Thousand One hundred pounds Current money of the [illegible] of aforesaid state to me in hand before the executing hereof, well and Sufficiently paid by Joshua Cox of Charlestown aforesaid Yeoman the Receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge and my self Thoroughly and fully Satisfied contented and paid, and of thereof, and of every part and parcel thereof de exomrate acquits, and Discharge the said Joshua Cox and his Heirs executed and made him an Everlasting forever by these presents. Have given granted bargained and Sold aten and offered Conveyed and Confirmed, and by these presents do freely fully and absolutely give grant bargain sell alien convey and confirm unto the said Joshua and his Heirs and Assigns forever A Certain tract, or piece of Land situated lying and being in Charlestown aforesaid Containing 105 Estimation Two hundred and Twelve acres be the same More Less Butted and Bounded as followeth (1709) beginning at a Rock which is on the Northeast Corner of Land belonging to Joseph House Bound Running E by N 88 chs and 22 Links to a spot of Stones then N W 44 chs 29 links to a White oak tree marked there C.A.N 3 Chains to a Walnut Tree thence E 48 chs Links to make thence E S 33 chs to a maple Bush Standing by Pesquessuck Brook near Clarks or Bridge thence Bounding by said Brook to Bosworths Bound thence