11/2/1768 · MORTGAGE · book 2 page 377 doc 13453

To all People to whom these presents shall come, I Enoch Tingley, Inh abitant of East Greenwich, County of Kent, in the State of Rhode Island and Providence Planting Society of said County, in and near Providence, For the Consideration of the sum of one hundred and five Dollars to me in hand paid by him his Assigns his Right Honory Jef Hanson & Company of England these presents make known that I Enoch Tingley Inh abitant of the County aforesaid do hereby grant bargain sell and convey and confirm unto the said Jef Hanson & Company their Heirs and Assigns forever all that piece or parcel of land situated in the Town of Greenwich in the County of Kent in the State of Rhode Island in said County in and near Providence called and known by the name of Tingley's Cove or opposite Almy's point or Discharge him & Severals others in the said Cove or adjoining the said Cove as it is bounded by the following bounds and descriptions of land as it is bounded by the following bounds and descriptions Said land is bounded by the following bounds and descriptions First on the North by the land of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the Heirs of the 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978 Premises further more granted and conveyed the last and also the last Forerunner upon condition that if a Cove should Encroach thereon I the Heirs Owners or Assigns of the same should be entitled to take and retrieve any ground unto ground the hinder Garden out of his Possession and the Land Mentioned herein be One Hundred and Eighty Two square perches in addition the above said [illegible]’s Allage on the sole property for the 24th Day of December seventeen hundred and seventy the said William Wutkins Instrument in every Essence and Bound therein intended to be entered into the Public Record and documented Effect Between our Divine’s appointment written in gold letters and Enclosed Mr William [illegible]’s Seal have handed over the Hand and Seal the Instrument Day of September Eighteen Year of His Majestys Reign George the Third King over Great Britain anno Domini 1768 The in described Persons said and have was Interlined & Signed Benjamin and raining Enock Thonson [seal] [illegible] Wm. [illegible] Enock Thonson [seal] Abel [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] Samuel [illegible] On this instrument the 10th Day of Octr 1768 [illegible] appeared and swore that the within Named Enock Thonson and others are his [illegible] and Acknowledged and sealed the within Instrument to be his own Deed Hand and Seal and done before me Simon [illegible] Justice of the peace The Deed was transcribed this 10th day of November 1768 By me Jos. [illegible] T. C.