The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 13581

8/3/1742 · DEED · book 1 page 86 doc 13581

From CHAMPLIN MARY life, CHAMPLIN WILLIAM life
To WILLBOR BENJAMIN life
Consideration Four hundred pounds in Current Money of Newengland
Premises [illegible] · pieces of land bounded by a pond and a brook (Westerly, Kings county)

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▶ 1742 · DEED · WILLBOR BENJAMIN → WILLBOR STEPHEN · book 1 p 157

The instrument's own words

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86 Know all People to Whome these presents shall come Greeting Know ye That I Jonathan Champlin of the town of westerly in the county of Kings county & county of Providence in New England yean on for & in the presence of the sum of two hundred pound in current Money of New England to me made and paid by & to be paid by order of ye said [illegible] for the purchase of the following of the very first Exhibition & extent these pieces of land about [illegible] & [illegible] & [illegible] of the first parcel as fully & absolutely Free and clear & unencumbered from all former claims and from ye right of Benjamin Champlin the last of his life for a certain lot parcel or piece of land which ye said Benjamin has in the town of Westerly in the county of Kings along after all full right Bound on the east by [illegible] beginning at a stake and running south and eastward bound thence running south east 26 1/2 to a soft stakes with further south east 14 1/2 links to a stake running south east 26 1/2 to the edge of the pond further south & east 24 1/2 to a stake running south east 14 1/2 to the edge of the Brook bound east 8 1/2 pages further south east 14 1/2 to a stake further south east 32 1/2 pages further south east 14 1/2 to a stake further south east 22 pages further south east 29 links to arrive at a Brook to allow the Brook running easterly 14 1/2 to arrive at the first bound named I grant to the said [illegible] to have hold the said land & Bounds and premises with all privileges appurtenances & all that the same Belonging in or among all such appurtenances lands being my [illegible] with Benjamin Champlin for years in per & for their only purpose of Benefit & Behoof for years in per & of my own by my Conveyance & Determination of the said parcel lands & all that I do release his heir and assigns after that the following line from the [illegible] and over across of a line from the [illegible] pasture and a line from the loftly absolute title of the [illegible] to the said [illegible] as a good proper and full proof and lawful authority a piece of land of [illegible] by [illegible] and that if any man or company part from the said [illegible] in any manner from any means of his successors whatever I shall be answerable to be fore by Jonathan Champlin for some any the Presentation & Damages [illegible] In witness whereof I have hereunto my hand & seal made in the county of Kings before Jonathan [illegible] in the presence of Benjamin [illegible] his hand & seal a piece for price and my the mark of [illegible] E Campion in the the [illegible] the [illegible] further save all the right of [illegible] in the the [illegible] [illegible] witness his hand & seal of you for witness of the same of his seal the 23 day of august in the year 1742 Signed sealed & delivered in the county of Kings [illegible] 1742 [illegible] John Langworthy (Wm Patbock The above written & read to the 7 day of february 1742 By Wm E Town & [illegible] Only Westerly august 23 1742 Wm Champlin ye petitioner to this instrument Acknowledged his name to be act & paid Before Wm Patbock Justice Jon Champlin (S Mary ne [illegible] x mark

The page as recorded

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