The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 13665 › 13578

3/8/1742 · DEED · book 1 page 83 doc 13578

From BAKER JOHN life, BAKER SUSANAH life
To CLARK SAMUEL life
Consideration three Hundred and forty eight Pounds
Premises none · piece of land bounded by a road and water mark (Kings County)

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

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

▶ 1744 · DEED · CLARK SAMUEL → THOMAS PELEG · book 1 p 168

Bounded by

James Rogers · James Rogers

The instrument's own words

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Know all Men by these presents that I John Baker of the town of [illegible] in the county of Kings County in ye colony of Rhode Island and province of Rhode Island in the county of Kings things House for consideration of the sum of three Hundred and forty eight pounds Money of Lawful money to me in Hand paid by Samuel [illegible] of the town said [illegible] and to my only sole satisfaction and agreement have granted bargained and sold and [illegible] and convey fully and forever unto the said Samuel [illegible] and his heirs and assigns forever all that piece of land situated in the town of [illegible] in the county of Kings [illegible] and bounded on the North by the land of [illegible] Even a certain road or way named ye Land of [illegible] lying and being in said county in ye part also and by ye [illegible] notation that ye said land is to the water Mark [illegible] bounded a West [illegible] beginning at ye North West corner of the said piece of land at a corner stone marked with his initials [illegible] to the South West corner of the said piece of land then North East [illegible] with the fence to the North East corner and then thence to the North West corner with the fence to the said beginning at ye North West of forty feet drawing crafts about 4 days [illegible] also with the said together with all and singular the hereditaments appurtenances buildings houses improvements enclosures privileges and appointments there unto belonging in any or every respect and to have all the said land buildings and appurtenances unto the said Samuel and his heirs and assigns forever for the consideration and the sum of the said sum for the [illegible] grant his heirs executors & administrators with all the [illegible] and agreed with the said Samuel [illegible] his heirs executors & administrators hereafter and forever at the time of his grade I declare and confirm and settling and procuring here of is the time of a certain amount causes of the premises and stated legally’s’ that if the in my own person appear as of a right proper with absolute clear title and [illegible] Simple conveyance and for all other things given [illegible] [illegible] of the above premises what Samuel and for and for all his heirs executors and administrators In the further Agreement & agree covenant and uphold the above stated land and [illegible] his heirs and assigns against any and all persons whomsoever shall claim or [illegible] claim Challenge and [illegible] in any manner what so ever in the said piece of I have here unto set my Hand the 8th & first the eighth Day of March one thousand seven hundred & twenty & four one hour in the presence of My witness Samuel [illegible] Samuel Baker the servant of the above John Baker Doth Surrendering all his right of Ownership and possess of the said land to Samuel [illegible] to be his & Samuel’s his heirs and assigns for ever for the consideration above mentioned in my presence being my hand & [illegible] Signed Sealed & Delivered ii pure parts of [illegible] I be the [illegible] Jo Joseph Clark The subscriber per attestation Apposed the Day th year a hours written and [illegible] the above written to be his act & deed before me Joseph Clark Justice of Peace Signed the above this 18th day of March 1724 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deed_walker_v1.9_2026-10-10 · the index is the town's own (i2l.uslandrecords.com); transcripts, chains and the assessor's cards are the Perry Machine's reading of it. Where the record we hold runs out, the page says so.