FromMCINNES DUNCANlife, MCINNES AGNES Blife ToMCINNES HUGHlife Consideration three hundred and fifty dollars Premises one eighth of an acre · parcel near Providence Mills known as part of land of Robert Moore (Providence Mills, Charlestown)
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in said County on this 23d day of August 1846 before me Segert S. Speyer Public Notary
appeared Charles L. Conneal personally and acknowledged that the above instrument
had been signed by him to be his free and voluntary act and deed
Before me
Segert S. Speyer Public Notary
Recorded for Newest district 23d August 1846 at 9 o clock A.M and Presented
and recorded by Charles Bourne Second Clerk
Know all men by these presents that I Duncan McJones of the
town of Charleston County of Washington and state of Rhode Island make bond unto
in consideration of the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars to be paid by
neigh McJones of the town County and state aforesaid the receipt whereof I the
hereby acknowledge and there from myself released and forever quitclaimed and
by these presents of promise release and forever quitclaim unto the said
McJones his heirs and assigns forever all the right titles interests property
claims and demand what soever wherever or of what nature or of what right or claim to
in or to a certain piece or parcel of land situated within the town of Charleston
County and state aforesaid near the village of Providence Mills and known
as part of the land of the late Robert Moore described and declared as follows to wit
commencing at the Southeast corner of land of the Hyperion on the line separating
from Providence village to these Mills nearing County road said line to run
of greater than forty degrees north of the East line of the grants those forty degrees
North of East of S. Hyperion’s line to run to the neighbor’s line then North forty
degrees North to the sphere of boundary on however those boundaries the same run South and
containing one eighth of an acre or more or less together with a certain building
more used as a shelving house and occupied by the Hyperion’s and boundary
standing on some of the Hyperion’s property where the boundaries is the same
same at the initial course described above.
Given to have and to hold the same wants all the right privileges and opportunities
appertaining thereto or thereunto appertaining to the said Neigh McJones his
heirs and assigns forever And I the aforementioned Duncan McJones for myself and for
my heirs assigns and administrators covenant with the said Neigh McJones
his heirs and assigns that I will warrant and defend the aforementioned premises
to him the said Neigh McJones his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful
claims and demands of all persons claiming the same by title or under me or third
Said Agnes D. McJones wife of said Duncan McJones and consideration of the
amount paid my said husband as aforesaid do hereby release and forever quitclaim
all my right of dower in and to the aforementioned and granted premises
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this thirteenth day
of May in this year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and forty seven
Signed sealed and delivered
in presence of
J. S. Green
Jones & Dorandall
Duncan McJones L.S.
Agnes B. McJones L.S.
Washington S.C. I Segert S. Speyer in said County on this 13th day of May 1847
have personally appeared Duncan McJones signer of the present
instrument and acknowledged the same to be his free and voluntary act and
deed
Before me
S. S. Speyer Public Notary
Recorded for Newest district 23d August 1846 at 9 o clock A.M and Presented
by Charles Bourne Second Clerk
The page as recorded
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