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Know all men that I John Chappell of Charlestown in the County
of Washington and State of Rhode Island and consideration of this sum of fifty
dollars it me paid by Silas H. Conradall of Richmond in said county the
receipt whereof I hereby do acknowledge as follows gave granted bargained sold
and convey to said Silas H. Conradall his heirs and assignses forever a certain
tract of land situated in said Charlestown enclosing by shoreline one acre
more or less and bounded as follows to the north beginning at the north
east corner of said tract by the land of the heirs of Henry Henson name running
South easterly or land of Quarter sip rule Thomas Millick or land of Jonathan
Henson’s estate to a stake fixed to the ground near the gemstone Smith
Henson’s west side Quarter land by river course run south to Pasquall
be called thence North easterly by said river course run north to the land of the heirs of
Sim Henry Henson then North easterly by said land run north to the
the corner first named enters a privilege to the fishing on other land of the
Grantor of any and all tides forever for the purpose of getting water said fishing
being situated about four feet substantially from the river water line above mentioned
the Grantor his heirs and assignses are sole and free forever maintained the
line fences on and about bordering the land of the Quarter is also to rent
a horse drawn cart or oxen cart said task to the Grantor
I here by do and will the same with all the privileges and appurtenances
there to belong to the said Silas H. Conradall his heirs and assignses forever
But I said John Chappell for myself my heirs requesters and administrators
do covenant with Silas H. Conradall his heirs and assignses that I am lawfully
seized in fee of said premises that they are free of all encumbrances that
I have good right to sell and convey the same to said Conradall to hold
as aforesaid and that I would warrant and defend the same to said Conradall
his heirs and assignses forever against the lawful claims and demands of
all persons I and my wife Anna Chappell wife of said John
Chappell in consideration of the sum of five hund red to holdly release
and forever quitclaim to said Conradall his heirs and assignses all any right
interest [illegible] in and to said premises
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals the
17th day of October AD 1830
Signed Sealed Delivered in presence of
John Chappell L.S.
Abel Gammons
Chas B. Brown
Anna Anna Chappell L.S.
Richmond R.I. October 17th 1830
Washington St— In Richmond in said county then personally came
John Chappell one of the signers of the within instrument and acknowledged
it to be his free act and deed and at the same time Anna Anna Chappell
wife of said John and one of the signers of the within instrument came before
me and by me privately examined apart from her husband acknowledged the same to be
her free act and deeded and from which she did not wish to retract
Abel Gammons
Justice of the Peace
Agreement for First Dist. 1830 at 10 oclock A.M.
and recorded by Chas Brown C. L. Ext
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