The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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12/10/1764 · MISC · book 2 page 202 doc 13323

From STANTON DANIEL life
To CRANDAL JOHN, STILES ISRAEL life
Consideration Two Thousand and One Hundred Pound Currant Money of the old Tenor; Two Thousand and five Hundred Pound Current Money of the old Tenor
Premises fifty Acres · Tract of land from a white pine tree to a brush swamp (Charlestown)

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

◀ 1761 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH → STANTON DANIEL · book 2 p 76
◀ 1761 · DEED · STANTON SAMUEL; STANTON SARAH → STANTON DANIEL · book 2 p 77

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

▶ 1765 · DEED · STILES ISRAEL; STILES HANNAH → GOODBODY JOHN · book 2 p 227
▶ 1776 · DEED · CRANDAL JOHN → CRANDAL EBER · book 3 p 222
▶ 1821 · DEED · CRANDAL JOHN; CRANDAL MARTHA → CRANDAL OLIVER JR · book 5 p 460

Bounded by

James Daniel · Sock · Job

The instrument's own words

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Person any office and ll [illegible] at North & Hill & House on [illegible] South Hill the Day and year a above written and Acknowledged their Instrument to be theirs Written to and Deed hand and Seal before me Stanton York Justice of Peace The above Deed was recorded 7j Day of December 1787 By Jos ph & Hovey Depy Co [illegible] Capt Daniel Munson of Charlestown in the County of Kenye [illegible] Citizen of Rhode Island & Being Duly Sworn in Oath Doth Depose that some time in the Lot of April 1784 Day at Noon [illegible] Broad Street in the St. Charlestown and there was then Capt Cardinal of late [illegible] and found talking with some other about a boat for that the said Capt had bought of Samuel [illegible] on Nelson Man and a Cardinal said that he had a [illegible] and he had a Suspicion that the said boat was [illegible] stolen from the box where he might have laid it and said Munson Related to Deliver the News to Capt [illegible] and Cardinal said that the boat was [illegible] to be You may have it [illegible] Proof it to be your boat and Cardinal said to [illegible] the [illegible] and the boat it states to get some Money for the boat and Either in the Door Loves got the Boat and say you May carry the Boat home your self and Have a Dispute between [illegible] and [illegible] other which should carry the boat and so Finally agreed to Leave it to the Which should carry the boat Capt Daniel Munson and after that they said that they would carry the Boat home as as my Agreement that so far as I should carry the Boat home for the office of [illegible] I Gave me Engagement I Signed my Agreement by my Signature and then went away and left [illegible] Cardinal at St. [illegible] & Daniel Munson Jos ph Solomon Engagement in Charlestown in the County and Town of the Tenth Day of December [illegible] of the Year For Perpetual Memory of the thin Before me Caleb Champflin Justice of Peace Stanton York [illegible] Lucy Stiles offered at above said Time and Place and made oath to [illegible] of the above as a Forgoing Substance Lucy Stiles Jos ph Solomon Engagement in Charlestown in my County and above on 7th Day of December [illegible] of the time before me Daniel Munson [illegible] Caleb Champflin Justice of Peace Jos ph S. [illegible] Stanton York Justice of Peace Lucy Stiles [illegible] 10.0.17 The whole cost 10.9.1
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[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 12 December 1764 by Joseph Moore, Clerk Ct. To all People to whom these Presents shall Come I, Mo[r]is Nugrett of Charlestown in Trengee County in the Colony of S. C. [illegible] Chief Clerk of the Magistrates Country Send greeting. Know ye that I, Mo[r]is Nugrett aforesaid for and in consideration of Eighty five thousand two thousand and six hundred Pound Current money of the sd tenor to be in Hand before the [illegible] and Seal, Paid by Thomas Shearman of South Kingstown in the Co[un]ty and Colony of Providence [illegible] (the receipt whereof I do hereby act acknowledge and my self therewith fully satisfied contented and Paid all and all thereof) and of the first and Peril Thereof do Remise release Acquit and Discharge unto the sd Said Thomas Shearman his Heirs Rector and Administrators forever by these Presents have given granted and set aside aforesaid (see) (confirmed) and by these Presents decently fully and absolutely quit rent Bargain will shall evoke convey convey and Confirm unto him the sd Thomas Shearman his Heirs and Assigns forever one certain Tract or Parcel of Land situate lying and being in the Town of Charlestown aforesaid containing by Estimation fifty Acres be the same more or less as follows (to wit) Beginning at Southwest corner thereof of a white pine Tree from hence Running South 78 Degrees west 44 chains and [illegible] in the Land Description of James Daniel to a large rock about 12 chains it thence S 29 Degrees E 12 chains to a Stake and Moreover it thence S 28 Degree East 18 & 40 to a Stake and Hence about [illegible] W 4.28 to a Stake and Hence Hence N 89 Degrees West 42.6 [illegible] in possession of John Stacy to a Stake and that of hence South 34.40 [illegible] to a white oak leave marks Hence N 81 Degree West 38.50 all Job Clarke's Land to a Brush Swamp or Tree by the Dear Swamp and from thence a Straight Line to the Place of Beginning To Have and to Hold the said grants and Bargains Premises with all and [illegible] appurtenances Privileges and conveniences to the Same belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the Said Thomas Shearman his Heirs and assigns forever to his and her Thereby Proper use a benefit and behalf forever and the said

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