The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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5/15/1754 · DEED · book 1 page 305 doc 13800

From STANTON JOSEPH life, STANTON MARY life
To WELCH WILLIAM life
Consideration Twohundred and five Pound Current money of New England
Premises One hundred acres · Island known By the Name of Low coast Island (Low coast Island, Charlestown)

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The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1754 · DEED · HOX JOHN; HOX ANNE → STANTON JOSEPH · book 1 p 304

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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

▶ 1775 · DEED · WELCH WILLIAM → WELCH HENRY · book 3 p 209

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The instrument's own words

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385 or Degree sufficient to make Void this present Deed Furthermore this I John [illegible] his heir, does and by these presents does grant and release all Goods and luggage of above named Demise to him and the said Joseph Haunton his heirs and assigns against the Lawful Claims and Demand of any Person or persons whatever forever to Warrant Secure and Defend and the said Hon & Wife of y^e said John Hon hereby yield up and renounce all her rights of Dower and Tenement of the said Deed to above named Demise & Joseph Haunton his heirs & assigns forever In Witness whereof we have set our Hands and our seals here this 3rd day of June in the Twenty fourth Year of His majesty George the Second and King of Great Britain etc An^o 1753 Signed Sealed & Delivered in Presence of Step Hill York John Hon Anne Hon [illegible] Rhode Island County of [illegible] This personally appear [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] John Hon before this 16th day of July 1753 and acknowledged the above named Witness sufficient to be the Act and Deed by hand and seal Before me Josep Readall Justice The above and with Instrument was Recorded in Charleston, the 15th day of July 1754 by Robert Potter Town Clerk To All People To Whom these presents shall come Shall come Ye that I Joseph Haunton of Charleston in Kings County in the Colony of Rhode Island and province for and in the Consideration of the Sum of Two hundred and five Pound Current money of New England to me in hand paid Before the Special Witness of Well and shall be paid by William Coleh of Charleston Town the year the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and my self then with fully Satisfied contented and had have Given Granted Bargained Sold ceded conveyed and confirmed and by this deed hereby proclaim fully and absolutely Give Grant Bargain sell all in any Convey Conferm unto the above named William Coleh his heirs Servants & assigns aforesaid Tract or Parcell of Land situated lying and described in Town of Charleston aforesaid consisting by Estimation One hundred acres and shall Be the Same more or less and is an Island known By the Name of Low coast Island about three acres of upland and the remaining part marsh and mire and also bounding Eastly partly on Brook the on West partly on a Gutter Southly on a Beeke of Water only partly and Northly on a salt Pond Done To
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306 To have and to hold the $\text{s}^d$ Grantee and Bargainee Precisely with $\text{y}^e$ appurtenancy Proved Right $\text{y}^e$ Modalities the same Belonging or in any Wise appertaining unto the $\text{s}^d$ William Welch his heirs and assigns forever and the $\text{s}^d$ Joseph Stanton with $\text{y}^e$ consent of his heirs Executors and admin $\text{s}$ promise Grant and to hold with $\text{y}^d$ William Welch his heirs and assigns $\text{y}^d$ above Bargained premises am $\text{y}^e$ true Sole and Lawful Owner of $\text{y}^e$ above Bargained premises and am Law full Seized and $\text{y}^e$ said of the same In mine own proper Right as a good pure perfect and Absolute Estate of Inheritance in fee simple $\text{y}^e$ have in my own Good Right full power and Lawfull authority to sell and to Bargain $\text{y}^e$ Same in manner $\text{y}^e$ above $\text{s}^d$ in what the Bargainee premises and every part thereof is absolutely free and Clear Hand from any Mortgage Wills Testaments Jewelry Dowries Payments Executions or Incumbrances Whatever and furthermore $\text{y}^e$ said Joseph Stanton Doth covenant Engage & assure $\text{y}^e$ demise premises unto him $\text{y}^d$ William Welch Welch his heirs and assigns against the Lawfull Claim Challenging & Demand of any Person or Persons Whatever shall Warrant defend & defend by this present Indemnity Stanton for $\text{y}^e$ Wife of $\text{y}^e$ $\text{s}^d$ Joseph Stanton Doth hereby Yield Up and Surrender all her Right of Dowry and power of Thirds upon and unto $\text{y}^e$ above Bargained premises unto the above Named William Welch his heirs and assigns forever In confirmation Whereof the $\text{s}^d$ Joseph Stanton and mary Stanton Have hereunto set their hand and seals $\text{y}^e$ Tenth Day of January $\text{D}$ 1754 Signed Sealed & Delivered in presence of John Ball John Brown Lings County Court The subscribers appeared in Charlestown the Day and year above Written and acknowledged the witness in and above Instrument to be their acts and Deeds hand and seals Before me Robert Potter Justice The above and foregoing Instrument was Recorded in Charles Town this 15th Day of May $\text{D}$ 1754 by Robert Potter Town Clerk

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