The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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2/20/1939 · DEED · book 27 page 539 doc 33@27/539

From GREENE SAMUEL S
To GREENE ANNIE M, GREENE GEORGE W
Premises 2 1/2 acres · Two tracts including one by Perry Pond (Charlestown, Perry Pond)
Index description SEE DOC

Back — where this land came from

deed unknown book 15 p 111 Charlestown
“conveyed to this Grantor by deed recorded in said Land Evidence Records, Book 15, page 111”
the cited instrument is not in the index we hold (not_in_index)
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The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1939 · DEED · GREENE PHILIP M; GREENE PHILIP MAXSON → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 27 p 534
◀ 1939 · ORDER · WILSON GRAFTON M; WILSON MARION G; GREENE SAMUEL S → GREENE SAMUEL S; WILSON MARION G; WILSON GRAFTON M · book 27 p 672
◀ 1931 · DEED · GREENE JENNIE L; GREENE PHILIP M; BAILEY ELIZABETH; GREENE DOROTHY L; → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 24 p 445
◀ 1930 · DEED · PERRY ALBERT B → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 24 p 147
◀ 1930 · DEED · JORDAN JOHN S; JORDAN JULIA A → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 24 p 180
◀ 1930 · DEED · YOUNG ANNIE; YOUNG EUGENE → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 24 p 182
◀ 1927 · TAX COLLECTORS DEED · CHARLESTOWN TOWN OF; KENYON WILLIAM B → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 23 p 32
◀ 1923 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · AUSTIN JAMES W ESTATE OF; GREENE ALICE E EXECUTRIX → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 17 p 103
◀ 1907 · DEED · WEBSTER GEORGE W; WEBSTER LUCY A → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 16 p 74
◀ 1905 · DEED · WEBSTER GEORGE W; WEBSTER LUCY A → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 15 p 145
◀ 1903 · DEED · WEBSTER GEORGE W; WEBSTER LUCY A → PERRY ALBERT B; GREENE SAMUEL S · book 14 p 441
◀ 1897 · DEED · GREENE FRED N ADMINISTRATOR; GREENE MARY F ESTATE OF → GREENE SAMUEL S · book 13 p 334

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

▶ 1939 · DEED · GREENE ANNIE M; GREENE GEORGE W; WILSON GRAFTON M; WILSON MARION G; GR → WILSON MARION G; WILSON GRAFTON M · book 27 p 535
▶ 1939 · DEED · GREENE ANNIE M; GREENE GEORGE W; WILSON GRAFTON M; WILSON MARION G; GR → GREENE GEORGE W; GREENE ANNIE M · book 27 p 538
▶ 1945 · DEED · CLARK ADELBERT R; CLARK NELLIE M; CLARKE NELLIE M; GREENE ANNIE D; LEW → HOBBS HORACE E; HOBBS MIRANDA E · book 29 p 400
▶ 1939 · MORTGAGE · GREENE ANNIE M; GREENE GEORGE W → WAKEFIELD TRUST COMPANY · book 27 p 540
▶ 1972 · AGREEMENT · GREENE GEORGE W; GREENE MARILYN R → BORDER HILL MOBILE HOME PARK INC · book 45 p 541
▶ 1973 · RELEASE · GREENE GEORGE W → PORTER WILLIAM F · book 0 p 0

The instrument's own words

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539 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that I, SAMUEL S. GREENE, widowed, of the Town of Charlestown, County of Washington, State of Rhode Island, for consideration paid, grant to GEORGE W. GREENE and ANNIE M. GREENE, husband and wife, both of said Town, County and State, as joint tenants and not as tenants in common, with QUIT-CLAIM COVENANTS Those certain tracts or parcels of land, together with the buildings and improvements thereon standing, situated in said Town of Charlestown, bounded and described as follows: FIRST TRACT. Bounded northerly by the State Highway easterly, by the Perry Pond, so-called; southerly by the easterly line of the land of James Adyenson, containing by estimation two and one-half (2 1/2) acres, excepting, however, those portions of said land which the premises conveyed by deed, bearing date November 4, 1921, of this Grantor to Grafton S. Allen and George W. Greene, said deed to be recorded in the Records of Land Evidence, said Town of Charlestown. SECOND TRACT. A triangular tract or parcel of land, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a stone set in the ground on the line between lands, formerly of Ezra N. Asher, and of this Grantor, southwest of the Perry Pond, so-called; thence northerly at about right angles with said line northwesterly eight rods even date with these presents; thence southeasterly to the southeasterly corner of the land of said Ezra N. Asher; thence southerly to the same point where land of Grantor joins land formerly of E. S. A. F. M. Greene, bounding south-easterly by land formerly of Ezra N. Asher, and by land of this Grantor, or however otherwise the same may be bounded or described; Being a part of the land conveyed to this Grantor by deed recorded in said Land Evidence Records, Book 15, page 111, said last-mentioned deed bearing date of December 21, 1897 and recorded in said Land Evidence Records, Book 15, page 111, the same being subject to rights-of-way and reservations mentioned in the above mentioned deed. WITNESS my hand this 16th day of November, 1938. SAMUEL S. GREENE Consideration less than $100.00. STATE OF RHODE ISLAND ) ) County of Washington ) In Charlestown on the 16th day of November, 1938, before me personally appeared Samuel S. Greene, to me known and known by me to be the party executing the foregoing instrument, and he acknowledged said instrument, by him executed, to be his free act and deed. LINTON L. BROWN Notary Public. Received for record February 20th, A. D. 1939 at 9:20 o'clock, a. m., and recorded by [Signature] Town Clerk.
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606 That said property was sold by Robert P. Day, a duly qualified auctioneer, of said Town of Charlestown, under my direction to the several persons appearing in this report, they being the highest bidders, respectively, at such sale. Said sum in each case, being the full amount of Tax, plus interest, costs and expenses as aforementioned (see annexed sched- ules for tax, costs and expenses). That the notice of advertisement and sale of said pro- perty are attached to this report That the real estate taxed to the several persons list- ed for that property for the sum which is given in this report for each one sold, said sum being the full amount due for tax, interest and expenses: 1. That Lot # 48, taxed in 1938 to Gleason D. Baker. This Lot being a P. 1. 13 was sold to S. J. Sommers who, acting as agent and bidder for J. T. Sommers and J. H. Hastings. They being the highest bidder, thus the whole for tax, interest and expenses was paid, totaling $8.50. That the amount of tax, interest and expenses were as follows: Tax 1.20 Interest .26 Adv. & Levy Exp. 2.58 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.50 $8.50 2. That Lot # 62 on A. P. 11 taxed to Gleason D. Baker. There being no bid, I, W. D. Cross as Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, and in behalf and for the account of said Town, bought the same for the amount due and there no further I requested that said parcel's sold to said Town for the amount due. That the amount of tax, Interest and expenses were as follows: Tax 4.80 Interest .19 Adv. & Levy Expenses 2.06 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.40 $12.45 3. That Lot # 90 on A. P. 11, taxed in 1938 to Gleason D. Baker. There being no bid, I, W. D. Cross as Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, and in behalf and for the account of said Town, bought the same for the amount due and there being no fur- quested that said parcel's sold to said Town for the amount due, which is as follows: Tax .26 Advertisement & Levy Exp. 2.06 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at Sale 1.40 $7.72 4. That property taxed to Gleason D. Baker in 1938, and assessed as the Foster Lord. There being no bid, I, W. D. Cross, as Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, and in behalf and for the account of said Town, bid the whole and there being no further bid requested that said parcel's sold to said Town for the amount due, which is as follows: Tax 16.80 Interest .67 Advertisement & Levy Exp. 2.06 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & Attendance at Sale 1.40 $24.93 5. That property taxed to Gleason D. Baker. [Life Estate] Lot 14 on A. P. 17. There being no bid, I, W. D. Cross, as Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, and in behalf and for the account of said Town, bought the same for the amount due due, and there being no further bid requested said parcel sold to said Town for the amount which is as follows: Tax 61.60 Interest 2.12 Advertisement & Levy Exp. 2.06 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.40 $71.18 6. That property taxed to Mary Z. Brennan in 1938 as Lot # 91 on A. P. 16 was sold to John Brady who acting as agent for Alice Brady, bid the whole for the tax, int- erest and expenses, which are as follows: Tax .90 Interest .23 Adv. & Levy Exp. 2.01 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.40 $8.54 7. That property taxed to Mary Z. Brennan in 1938 as Lot # 92 on A. P. 16 was sold to John Brady who acting as agent for Alice Brady, bid the whole for the tax, interest and expenses which were as follows: Tax .90 Interest .23 Adv. & Levy Exp. 2.01 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.40 $8.54
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608 16. That property taxed in 1938 to Walter D. Connor as Lot #491 on A. P. 18, was sold to John Brady, who acting as agent for Alice G. Brady, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.89 Deed 4.00 Sale 1.49 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 8.79 $7.99 17. That property taxed in 1938 to Walter D. Connor as Lot #492 on A. P. 18, was sold to John Brady, who acting as agent and bidder for Alice G. Brady, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest, and expenses due, which are as follows: Tax .60 Int. .93 Adv. & Levy exp. 1.89 Deed 4.00 Sale 1.49 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 8.79 $7.99 18. That property taxed in 1938 to Alice J. Culliman, as Lot #18 on A. P. 13, was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as agent for himself and Dorothy T. Link bid the whole, being the highest bidder for the amount of the tax, interest and expenses due, which are as follows: Tax 3.42 Interest .11 Adv & Levy exp. 7.21 Deed 4.00 Sale 2.50 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 8.28 $16.28 19. That property taxed in 1938 to Brakine Crumm, G.b.u., as Lot #18 on A. P. 11, was sold to Ray P. Scleston, who being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 3.20 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.89 Deed 4.00 Sale 4.22 Auctioneer and attendance at sale 8.28 $11.58 20. That property taxed to George A. Davison in 1938 as Lot #34 on A. P. 4 was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link. They being the highest bidder bid the whole, for the amounts of the taxes, interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 6.40 Interest .84 Adv. Levy & Exp. 1.97 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 8.28 $11.71 21. That property taxed in 1938 to George A. Davison, as Lot #36 on A. P. 4, was sold to Charles J. Link who, acting as agent and bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole for the amount of taxes, interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 6.00 Interest .84 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.97 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 8.28 $11.71 22. That property taxed in 1938 to George A. Davison, as Lot #38 on A. P. 4, was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as agent and bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link they being the highest bidder, bid the whole for the amount of tax, interest and expenses due, which are as follows: Tax 4.80 Interest .19 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.97 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.62 $11.66 23. That property taxed in 1938 to George A. Davison, as Lot #40 on A. P. 4, was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest and ex- penses due, which are as follows: Tax 4.80 Interest .19 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.97 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.62 $11.66 24. That property taxed in 1938, to George A. Davison, as Lot #42 on A. P. 4, was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole for the amount of the tax, interest, and ex- penses due, which are as follows: Tax 4.80 Interest .19 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.97
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610 33. That property taxed in 1938, to Eleanor Z. Jacobs, as Lot #184 on A. P. 18, was sold to George J. Wright, who, acting as agent and bidder for himself and Helen Wright (Wife), bid the whole for the amount of the Tax, interest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .03 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.72 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.40 Total $9.15 34. That property taxed in 1938 to Charles S. Latham as Lot #25 on A. P. 3, was sold to Howard J. Thorp, who, acting as agent and bidder for Charlestown Estates, Inc., a Rhode Island Corporation, place of business, Jestery, R. I. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest and co-penses which are as follows: Tax 14.45 Interest .68 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.74 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.40 Total $23.67 35. That property taxed in 1938, to Florence Hockney as Lot #218, on A. P. 18, was sold to Norman J. Wright, who, acting as agent for himself and Helen Wright (Wife), they being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .03 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.77 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.40 Total $9.20 36. That property taxed in 1938, to Florence Hockney as Lot #219 on A. P. 18, was sold to Norman J. Wright, who, acting as agent for himself and Helen Wright (Wife), they being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax, interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .03 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.77 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.40 Total $9.20 37. That property taxed in 1938, to Timothy J. Mee, as Lot #31 on A. P. 14, was sold to Charles Mills, who, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of Tax, Interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 53.16 Interest 1.17 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.73 Deed 4.50 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.40 Total $65.96 38. That property taxed in 1938, to Raymond A. Keikle as Lot #13 on A. P. 14, was sold to S. J. S. Horners who acting as agent and bidder for himself and J. M. Hastings. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of Tax interest and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 14.40 Interest .58 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.77 Deed 4.90 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.40 Total $27.05 39. That property taxed in 1938 to Raymond A. Keikle as Lot #46-0 on A. P. 14. There being no bid, I, Wm. D. Cross, Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, did in my behalf and for the town bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, being no further tax required that said parcel be sold to said Town for the amount of Tax, interest and expenses, which were as follows: Tax .26 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.27 Deed .00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.40 Total $6.93 40. That property taxed in 1938 to Frank W. Merchant as Lot #24 on A. P. 3, was sold to Howard J. Thorp, who, acting as agent and bidder for Charlestown Estates, Inc., a Rhode Island Corporation, with place of business at Jestery, R. I. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest and ex-penses which were as follows: Tax 15.50 Interest .70 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.74 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.40 Total $24.74 50. That property taxed in 1938 to Almont Y. Tillingsmith as Lot #85 on A. P. 2 was sold to Ray P. Ecclesion who being the highest bidder bid the whole for the amount of tax, interest and expenses, which were as follows: Tax $26.04, Interest .81, Adv. & Levy Exp. $4.07, Deed $4.00, Auctioneer & attendance at Sale, $1.40. Total, $36.32.
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49. That property taxed in 1935 to Harris J. Taylor, as trustee to Charles P. Bocteston, who, acting as agent and trustee for the estate of businesses, entered a bid for the whole, for the amount of tax, interest and expenses, being: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 50. That property taxed in 1936, to Severet A. Tefft, as trustee to Rose H. Rietzel, who, being the highest bidder, tid the amount of tax, interest and expenses, which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 51. That property taxed in 1936, to Severet A. Tefft, as trustee to Rose H. Rietzel, who, being the highest bidder, bid the amount of tax and expenses which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 52. That property taxed in 1936, to Severet A. Tefft, as trustee to Rose H. Rietzel, who, being the highest bidder, bid the amount of tax, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 53. That property taxed in 1936, to Severet A. Tefft, as trustee to Rose H. Rietzel, who, being the highest bidder, tid the amount of tax, interest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 54. That property taxed in 1936 to Henry J. Veins as trustee to John S. Brady, who, acting as agent and trustee for all the highest bidder tid the whole for the amount of tax, interest and expenses which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 55. That property taxed in 1936 to Henry J. Veins as trustee to John S. Brady, who, acting as agent and trustee for all the highest bidder, tid the whole for the amount of Tax, interest and expenses which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale I hereby certify that this report is a true account according to my knowledge and belief. WILLIAMS [?] Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of May, A. D. 1939. LINTON L. BROTH, Notary Public. Received for record May 9th, A. D. 1939 at 9:00 o'clock, a. m., and recorded by [Signature] Town Clerk ---- Legal Advertising 10 TOWN OF CHARLESTOWN The undersigned, Collector of Taxes of the Town of Charlestown, Rhode Island, hereby gives notice that on the 21st day of May, A. D. 1939, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Town Hall in the Town of Charlestown, Rhode Island, will be sold at public auction the real estate described in the annexed list, for the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1938, and for the payment of the costs of the sale, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer, and the fees of the town clerk for the recording of the deeds, and the costs of the advertising of the sale, and the costs of the deeds, and the fees of the auctioneer,

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