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9/21/1769 · DEED · book 2 page 408 doc 13479

From CHAMPLIN JESSE life
To SHEARMAN THOMAS life
Consideration fifteen Pounds Lawful money
Premises Ten Acres · salt Meadow (Charlestown, John Congdon's Marsh, William Wells's Island, sheaves Island)

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

◀ 1767 · DEED · STANTON SAMUEL; STANTON SARAH → CHAMPLIN JESSE · book 2 p 345
◀ 1769 · MORTGAGE · KINYON MARTHA; KINYON DANIEL → CONGDON ROBERT; CHAMPLIN JESSE · book 2 p 391

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

▶ 1778 · DEED · SHEARMAN THOMAS; SHERMAN ELISABETH → CHAMPLIN THOMAS · book 3 p 273

Bounded by

John Congdon

The instrument's own words

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To all People to whom these presents shall come— Know ye That I John Champlin of Charlestown in the County of Kent County & Colony of Rhode Island in New England a yeoman for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty Pounds Lawful money to me in Hand before the Executing hereof well and truly paid by Thomas Shearman of the Town and County Colony aforesaid upon the receipt whereof I do hereby Acknowledge my self to be fully satisfied paid and Contented have given Granted Bargained and aliened conveyed and confirmed and by these presents do certify fully and give grant bargain sell alien Convey and confirm unto the d Thomas Shear man his heirs receivers Administrators & Assigns forever a Certain Tract of Land lying and being in Charlestown aforesaid being salt Meadow contains ing Ten Acres be more or less bounded as follows Beginning Easterly on John Congdon's Marsh Northerly on the salt Creek Westerly on a salt Creek that was John Hawkes Determined bounds southerly by the Coast path that leads from William Wells's Island and by the name of sheaves Island unto John Congdon's Marsh To Hold the d Granted Marsh and Commons with all the Appurtenances thereto belonging as in any way appertaining there unto to him the said Thomas Shearman his Heirs and Assigns forever for his and their only proper use Benefit and before forever and the said John Champlin for my Heirs receivers Administrators do Covenant promise and Grant to and with said Thomas Shearman his Heirs and Assigns that at and at before the executing hereof Same the true and lawful owner of the aforesaid Premises and am duly seized and perfect and seised of the same in my own proper right as a good and perfect and Absolute Deed of Inheritance in Fee Simple having in my own right good right full power and Lawful Authority to sell and Dispose of the same in any manner and form as aforesaid that The same and every part thereof is absolutely free and clear from all manner of former gifts grants sales mortgages or any other Incumbrance whatever Furthermore I the said John Champlin for me my Heirs receivers and Administrators do Covenant and engage the aforesaid Premises unto him the said Thomas Shearman his Heirs and Assigns against any and all Claims & Demands of any Person or Persons whatever forever hereafter to warrant seise and Defend In Witness hereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this Ninth Day of September in the Sixth Year of the Majesties Reign George the Third of Great Britain A.D. 1769 Signed Sealed and Delivered in Presence of Robert Potter Jon Hazard John Champlin
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409 Personally appeared the Underscribr the day and year within written and acknowledged the above and within to be his Act and Deed Hand and seal there unto affixed. Before me Stanton York justice of the Peace. The above and foregoing Deed of Bargain and Sale was Recorded the Twenty first Day of September A.D. 1769. James Congdon. T. C. To all People to whom these Presents shall come I Thomas [illegible] of Charlestown in the County of Kings County and Colony of Rhode Island & Prov Yeoman send Greeting, Know ye that I said Thomas [illegible] for and in Consider ation of the sum of ten pnds Lawful Money to me in Hand before the Due making hereof well and truly paid by Christopher Champlin of Charlestown in the County and Colony aforesaid said Pay the Receipt whereof i do hereby acknowledge and imply Herewith fully satisfied contented and paid, and thereof the every Part and quarter Thereof do separate severed sign and discharge the said Christopher Champlin his Heirs Executors, and Administrators forever by these Presents All those bargain said annexed appurtenanced conveyed and transferred, and by these Presents do freely fully and absolutely give grant bargain sell then assign convey convey and assign for ever, One certain plot of land situate lying and being within Charlestown containing by Bounds it Bounds about Three Acres the same more or less bounded as followeth Abutting on fellowship Abutting Bounded by Land belonging to the Grafter Easterly southerly and Westerly, Bounded on the North Side to the Main and to the Hole and to the said grant by Bargain and sale with all the Appurtenances, Privileges and Commonalities to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the said Christopher Champlin his Heirs and assigns for forever to his and their only proper Use Himself, his Heirs and for ever, and I the said Thomas [illegible] for my Heirs, Executors and Administrators, covenant promise to grant and to yield the said Christopher Champlin his Heirs and assigns that al above described Hereof sam the true sole the lawful Owner of the above bargain Premisses and am lawfully seized and possessed of the same own proper right as a good perfect and absolute Estate of Inheritance in the same and have in myself full Right full Power, and Lawful Authority to grant bargain Sell, convey and confirm the said bargain Premisses in Manner aforesaid And that the said Christopher Champlin his Heirs and assigns shall and may

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