The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 13243 › 13869

9/11/1758 · DEED · book 1 page 408 doc 13869

From KINYON JONATHAN
To STANTON JOSEPH life
Consideration Three hundred pounds
Premises none · No description for the specified instrument found in transcript (none)

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

◀ 1751 · DEED · KINYON JONATHAN → KINYON JONATHAN JR · book 1 p 285
◀ 1751 · DEED · PAUL GEORGE; TIKEN THOMAS; SKESUCK MOSES → KINYON JONATHAN · book 1 p 284
◀ 1746 · DEED · GREENMAN EPHRAIM; TIKEN JACK; TIKEN TOBEY; POTTER SHERMAN → KINYON JONATHAN · book 1 p 207
◀ 1745 · DEED · NINIGRETT GEORGE; STANTON JOSEPH TRUSTEE; WANTON GEORGE TRUSTEE; FRY J → KINYON JONATHAN · book 1 p 178
◀ 1744 · DEED · ALLEN PERSEVAL → KINYON JONATHAN · book 1 p 132
◀ 1742 · DEED · NINIGRETT GEORGE → KINYON JONATHAN · book 1 p 72
◀ 1739 · DEED · BROWN ELISHA → KINYON JONATHAN · book 1 p 8
◀ 1739 · DEED · BROWN JOHN → KINYON JONATHAN · book 1 p 9

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

▶ 1760 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH; STANTON MARY → YORKE EDWARD · book 1 p 435
▶ 1760 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH; STANTON MARY → GORTON JOHN · book 1 p 453
▶ 1760 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH; FRY JOHN → WANTON GEORGE · book 2 p 30
▶ 1761 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH → STANTON DANIEL · book 2 p 76
▶ 1764 · MORTGAGE · STANTON JOSEPH → ROGERS SAMUEL · book 2 p 152
▶ 1764 · MORTGAGE · STANTON JOSEPH → WICKHAM CHARLES · book 2 p 170
▶ 1764 · MORTGAGE · STANTON JOSEPH → WICKHAM CHARLES · book 2 p 172
▶ 1765 · CERTIFICATE · STANTON JOSEPH → HALLS WILLIAM · book 2 p 244
▶ 1766 · CERTIFICATE · STANTON JOSEPH → WICKHAM CHARLES · book 2 p 243
▶ 1766 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 2 p 258
▶ 1766 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH → STANTON JOSEPH JR · book 2 p 259
▶ 1766 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH → STANTON JOS JR · book 2 p 260
▶ 1767 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH; STANTON MARY → BABCOCK GEORGE · book 2 p 288
▶ 1767 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH; STANTON MARY → MATHEWS SIMEON · book 2 p 338
▶ 1767 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH → STANTON HENRY; STANTON MALBROUGH · book 2 p 350
▶ 1769 · DEED · STANTON JOSEPH; STANTON MARY → UTTER JOSIAS · book 2 p 394

Bounded by

John Hale · Joseph Clark

The instrument's own words

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Or Persons whom that Source for the time be Appointed Sueue and Defend by the fs presents In Which where I have here too act on the hand and until the twentieth Day of September in 30th Year of his Majesty King George J Second King of Great Britain Etc and in Year your Lord 1756 Sign Seal and Deliver Per the Clerk of Edwd Pease Mary Pease The above Sealan recorded Oct 2nd Day of Seal there unto affixed before me July 8th 1756 J. G. S. & G. That subscriber Person all appear'd & Day and Year written above and acknowledged it Written Instrument to be their act and Deed hand and Gideon Hoxie Sterlee I know all men by these presents that I Jonathan Sprague of Charlestown in the Province of Rhode Island and Colony of Rhode Island Commoner for an Indenture of Sale of some of those lands lying in the Town of Providence in the said Province all those pieces of land which lay before in the possession of the said Jonathan Sprague and bounded by the written boundaries of the said land lying in the Town of Providence in the said Province of Rhode Island above by the aforesaid I do fully and finally sell and convey and assign unto the said Gideon Hoxie and his heirs forever I Confirm also by this present directly entirely and absolutely that I have given Grant and gain all rights titles and claims and for some part of the right of title whether it be by Grant or by any other way to the said Gideon Hoxie whether it be by purchase or by any other way to the said Gideon Hoxie a lot of land lying in the Town of Providence an act of land lying in the Town of Providence in the said Province of Rhode Island in a field called the Common which the said Gideon Hoxie and Belongs to the said Gideon Hoxie of Charlestown in the Province of Rhode Island and Colony of Rhode Island within the West Side of the Road leading to the Common and after some of those lands which lay before in the possession of the said Jonathan Sprague in which however I do convey to the said Gideon Hoxie and his heirs forever and to his heirs and assigns forever to the said Gideon Hoxie and his heirs forever and to his heirs and assigns forever I do convey and assign unto the said Gideon Hoxie and his heirs forever In confirmation there of I do hereby set my hand and Seal this 2nd Day of October in the Year of our Lord 1756 Jonathan Sprague [illegible] [illegible]
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401] 377 v To all People to whom these presents Shall come Greetings Whereas if that I James Sheldon of Westerly in Providence County in Rhode Island and Providence Plantations yeoman for and in consideration of ten shillings of lawful money of said Province paid to and by Terrance Brown of Westerly said ten shillings appertaining to me in hand before delivery these presents sealed and delivered then I John Foster of Clover and county aforesaid yeoman will by these presents Indenture acknowledge and declare that I have sold all my right title and interest in and to a certain piece of land called the Allotment called the [illegible] Lanes and confirmed and granted by write of purchase fully and absolutely give and grant and sell unto allman Gorton’s heirs forever partly of home James John Foster his heirs Legal heirs Successors and assigns forever certain Westerly in said [illegible] Land or will March Poke inhabitants of the said County in Province shall containing by Land or will March Poke inhabitants of the said County in Province shall containing by [illegible] acres containing by measurement [illegible] east bound above [illegible] feet County aforesaid containing by measurement [illegible] east bound above [illegible] feet Pasturely bounding on a creek or [illegible] one fourth and partly by John Thayer’s land Pasturely bounding on a creek or [illegible] one fourth and partly by John Thayer’s land to South West bounding on a creek westerly bounding on a creek and to South West bounding on a creek westerly bounding on a creek and to South West bounding on a creek westerly bounding on a creek and North westerly bounding by Joseph Case’s land and March North westerly bounding by Joseph Case’s land and March To Have and To Hold said Granted and Bargained and Demised [illegible] to hold said land holding my right on without interruption some forever [illegible] the heirs love with it’s appurtenances to be held wise appertaining unto me [illegible] and forever and forever and for James’s heirs heirs and assigns for ever fully and absolutely forever and forever and for James’s heirs heirs and assigns for ever fully and absolutely forever and forever and for James’s heirs [illegible] and Demised and Granted and Demised and Grant to and to John Gorton of said town his heirs and assigns to be held before the passing of my hereof [illegible] James’s heirs and assigns forever before bargained demised and [illegible] lawful deeds and presents of same any other [illegible] or by right as an Good and lawful Indenture in [illegible] of same in any manner howsoever [illegible] the power authority by the act and right of same in any manner howsoever [illegible] 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The page as recorded

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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.