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1/31/1867 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · book 9 page 100 doc 4019

From WILCOX JOHN G life
To BABCOCK SAMUEL G BY GUARDIAN life
Consideration One hundred dollars
Premises two and one quarter acres · lot or parcel of land (Charlestown, Green pasture lot)
Also on this page: MORTGAGE WILLCOX JOHN G

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▶ 1867 · DEED · BABCOCK HANNAH E; BABCOCK SAMUEL G BY GUARDIAN → BURDICK HORACE H; BURDICK HAZARD A · book 9 p 178

The instrument's own words

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100 Know all men by these presents That Bowen Briggs for y Guardianship some County of Washington and State of Rhode Island Providence to the conveyed to the [illegible] $2.00 person of full age, by virtue of authority, assert in me by the Hon Board of Assistants of Washington in said State and in consideration of the sum of One hundred dollars to me in hand paid by John G. Wilcox of said Charlestown the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant, bargain, sell and convey and convey into the hands of said John G. Wilcox, his heirs and assigns forever, all the right title and interest my said Ward has or may ever hereafter have in and unto a certain lot or parcel of land located and lying in said Charlestown containing by estimation two and one quarter acres be the same more or less bounded with the East side and body of the land of said Ward the west more or less set by a few stakes fixed to & known as the Green pasture lot To have and to hold the said parcel to himself with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging To said John G. Wilcox, And I the said Bowen Briggs for y do hereby covenant agree to and agree with the said John G. Wilcox, his heirs and assigns that I am and am empowered by said Board to make sale of the same That I shall in all respects at all time and conform the conveyance of said land to the laws laws of the State in the premises that I have good right to sell and dispose of & will warrant and defend the same against all and lawful claims & demands of all persons whomsoever by himself or others, or by therefore or under me, or said Bowen Briggs in my capacity as Guardian here this day give to said John G. Wilcox my said ward continuing promise for the sum of One hundred dollars payable to him or his order three (3) years from date with interest. Now therefore if the said Bowen Briggs pay in my said capacity as Guardian or by any other person or me for a my said Ward shall not and fully pay or cause to be paid said note & interest according to the terms and other thereof this deed to be void otherwise to be null and void and full force and virtue. In testimony whereof I have hereunto in my said capacity set my hand & seal this 13 day of May A.D. 1845 In presence of [illegible] Mary G. Briggs Bowen Briggs for Guardian h.s. Washington Co — Attested May 13 1845 Sherd personally appeared Bowen Briggs for Guardianship as aforesaid & acknowledged the foregoing instrument be him signed & sealed in his proper capacity to be his free act and deed Before me Manfield G. Arnold Justice of the Peace Received for Record April 11th 1846 at 12 o'clock PM & Recorded by Chas. Conn E Clerk On the 31st day of January 1861 I payment of George W. Burgess have paid and to summed by settlement the full amount of the above Mortgage principal & interest and hereby discharge the same in full Witness my hand and seal in presence of Robert B. Brown John G. Wilcox

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