The instrument's own words
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To all People to whom these Presents shall Come.
I Jaynes B. Hengen of the town of East Greenwich county of Washington and state
of Rhode Island
Send Greeting. Know Ye, That I the said Jaynes B. Hengen
for and in consideration of the sum of
one hundred and twenty five dollars to me in hand before the executing hereof well and truly paid by
Henry Morris of the town of Richmond county and state aforesaid
the receipt whereof is by here acknowledged and me thereby fully satisfied quit and paid; and of every part and parcel of apartment
thereof do execute and assign quit claim and discharge unto the said Henry Morris aforesaid
who hath granted bargained sold all seized annexed conveyed and confirmed; and
by these presents do fully execute and absolutely give grant bargain sell convey confirm and unite unto Henry Morris
hereby and assign forever
all my right title and interest in and to two certain tracts or parcels of
land lying in the town of Richmond said State in the town of Richmond
county and state aforesaid and bounded and described as follows to wit the first
tract of land commencing at the North West corner of land of William S. Gager and
a stone marked with S. Gager easterly one hundred and eight (108) feet to a
stone marked with Henry Morris westerly one hundred and six (106) feet to a stone marked
stone marked with S. Gager southeasterly one hundred and ten (110) feet to the boundary of
the Providence and Stormstown Railroad land company and a stone marked B. Stone
easterly one hundred and forty eight feet to the place of beginning. The second tract
containing thirty two (32) parts of the aforementioned bound marked B. Stone (it being the boundary of
the east cut road) northerly one hundred and seven (107) feet to a stone marked R. and easterly one hundred
and forty four (144) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S. Stone northerly one hundred and
forty six (146) feet to a stone marked H. S
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apparent Conveyor Th. Newport Executor to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged
the same to be his free act and voluntary act and deed Before me Miller S. Green Public Not
Recorded for Record April 6th 1870 at 8 o clock P.M. and Recorded by Chas. Evans Town Clerk
To all people to whom these presents shall come, I, Edmund D. Babcock of
North Kingstown, County of Kent, in the State of Rhode Island, Deputy of the
said County, Vectored Specie Collector. Witness that Certain Indentures dated
the 1st day of March in the year of our Lord 1844 between George G. Ward of
North Kingstown now by me the said Edmund D. Babcock on the 1st day of
December 1845 have leased on certain terms certain tracts of land situated in
North Kingstown & County aforesaid first trust tract containing about
one or two hundred Acretes, all of late trust tract containing about
one hundred Acretes, all of late trust of James G. Family Esq. deceased butted
on land of James G. Family deceased Butted East on trust of Thomas Potter
and Whitey on land of T. A. Alachuck Also on other a second tract containing
eight (8) acres more or less butted westerly on a chestnut hedge to the
beach, Fronting on Charlestown Point Estate butted on said Point and North
land formed by several parcels George Northup by said North Alachuck the
determining one a half acre and Samuel Young first also on a third tract
containing one hundred and twenty four acres and one half (124 1/2) acres
more or less for a description of which reference is had to a plat of
said plot on the North of No 5 Land Office Survey in said Charlestown
page 304 or thereon otherwise the above described tracts of land were
to be leased. And whereas on the 23d day of June in 1866 all the Estate
right title interest and profits of the said George G. Ward in the premises
aforesaid came by me the said Edmund D. Babcock sold at Public Auction
by the substitute partner of the said Conveyor to George H. Ward who was the highest
bidder for the sum of one hundred and ninety five dollars ($95) exclusive thus
the said George G. Ward have now sold and will sell forth paid to me the
said Edmund D. Babcock, True and Just sum on trust by Price and notice the
Law in such cases made and provided I the said Edmund D. Babcock
in consideration of the sum of money paid unto me as aforesaid by the said
George H. Ward hereby bargain sell assign and quit claim unto the said George H. Ward his
heirs and assigns forever all those forests all the estate right title interest property
profits and emoluments of the said plat of land of and to the said
George H. Ward promised and apportioned at the sale of the last day therein
To have and to hold the said premises and appurtenances to the said
George H. Ward his heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof I hereunto set
my hand and seal the 30th day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty six. (Continuation below signing)
Signed sealed and delivered
Edmund D. Babcock L.S.
Dep. Sheriff
In presence of us
Revenue Stamp
$0.50
Elisha to Colback Public Notary
State of Rhode Island
County of Kent in North Kingstown she June 30th At 1866 - Sher Personall
came Edmund D. Babcock Deputy Sheriff within named & acknowledged that
the foregoing instrument be his free and voluntary act
and deed Before me
Elisha to Colback Public Notary
Received for Record June 30th 1866
at 5 1/2 o clock P.M. and Recorded by
Charles Evans Town Clerk
The page as recorded
