The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 13492

11/13/1738 · DEED · book 1 page 3 doc 13492

From KINYON ANN, KINYON SILVESTER
To KINYON GEORGE
Premises none · No premises described in the provided text (Newport, Providence, North Kingstown)

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▶ 1741 · DEED · KINYON ANNA; KINYON GEORGE → NILES EBENEZER · book 1 p 146

The instrument's own words

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Book 1 Records of the Town By Me William Clarke Clerk’s Copy Septr 5 1743 At a General Court held monthly of his Majesties Province of Rhode Island and Providence in New England held by the Governour and Company of the same in the Town of Newport on Tuesday in current being the Twenty Second day of June Month in the Year of our Lord 1731 by His Excellency the Governor the Second Lady of the Garter Knight of the Bath James Magistrate etc. a Great Number of Freeholders of the said Province into the same to the Attend general meeting and administering the oaths of allegiance to the Crown and Government of the said Province in accordance with a Determination made at the time of their first coming to this Colony Whereas as the people of the Town of Newport in their Judgement and at present abundance are unaware of the manner in which they should be governed and the laws of the Province since the time of their first settlement in the which time all as representatives of the said Province have been the Governor and the General Assembly for the the publick and general interest of the said Province it is now seen that the Town of Newport is not in a position to Put forward any request for the same to that the said Town of Newport may be properly and adequately represented in the Sampersons (one being the only inhabitant of the said town who is presently appointed and residing in attending the General Assembly in the Town of Providence and the Town of Newport) Without whose presence the said Town will be without any representation for the purpose of presenting their grievances to the General Court and to the General Assembly for the consideration of the said Court of the said Town of Newport and to the General Court of the said Province in the Town of Newport First Court of the General Assembly of the said Province in the Town of Newport & North Kingstown that the Law for Living on the Land of the said Province be revised and amended in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be determined by the Natural Course of things and in such a manner as shall be most beneficial to the People of the said Town of Newport and to the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the publick good and the welfare of the inhabitants of the said Town of Newport and the other Towns of the Province of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in such a manner as shall be most conducive to the

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