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Given, just at the same time Elijah Express inside of saith Bessie Desseminid Quiney, one of
the subscribers to said instrument having examined separately and apart from her
said husband and having said instrument shown and explained to her and she
the hearing so apart acknowledged the same to be her free and voluntary act and
deed from which the said Elijah Express recorded by Charles Cozzens Your Clerk
Received for deed April 8th 1867 at 9 o clock am Charles Cozzens Your Clerk
To all rights to whom these presents come greeting Know ye that I
William Lowe of Killingly County of Windham and State of Connecticut for
the consideration of eighteen hundred dollars received to my full satisfaction of
one George P. Everett of County of Windham and State of Rhode Island a
grant bargained sold and confirmed unto the said George P. Everett his heirs and
assigns forever this one tract of land or parcels of land described in said location
bounded and described as follows but let it be called the bounded premises
as follows North by land of William Lowe Earl of Ediggs and farm of
George Loweley by land of this of Northley Westerly by the highway bordering by
said highway and land of heirs of probabilities Johnson & William Lowe and
& Westley on land of George Everett continuing by estimation nearly across the farm
more or less until the buildings started standing neighboring and reserving
a house yard ground near the Northeast corner of the above described lot but
let being right side runs east from the road and south east from road North to south continuing
fifty five degrees west of north one hundred feet easterly by land of William Lowe
Elijah Express southerly by land of and land Ward Westerly by the highway and Northerly by
said highway and land of Natural Westley continuing by estimation fifty poles
more or less.
Reserved to himself
Reserved the stump
So have and to hold the above granted and bargained premises with the aforesaid
tenures thereof unto the said George Everett his heirs and assigns forever to his and
their proper use and benefit of such all the said grantor does for myself resign my
equipment and adventures covenant with the said Grantee furthermore and assigns
that as of right that their possessing of these premises are well seised of the premises as a
good indefeasible estate in fee simple and have good right to bargain and sell the same
in whatsoever form and also that the premises from all encumbrances
whatsoever except the right of way purposes road as it has been of the edge passage from
said furthermore to the said Grantee do by these presents warrant and defend forever to his
successors and assign against all claims and demands whatsoever except as above excepted
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 11th day of January
AD 1867
Signed sealed and delivered
In presence of
Davida dodd
Anthony Ames
Welcome Card L.S.
Lois Card L.S.
State of Connecticut
County of Windham ss Killingly January 11th 1867
Personally appeared Welcome Card and Lois Card his wife signers and sellers
of the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same to be their free act and deed
before me
Anthony Ames John Clark
Received for deed Jan 8th 1867 at 12 o clock am
and Recorded by Charles Cozzens Your Clerk