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12/7/1871 · DEED · book 10 page 36 doc 4334

From GREEN ELIJAH life, GREEN JOHN B life, GREEN MARY life, GREEN MARTHA C life
To GREEN ALBERT C life
Premises twenty four acres more or less · tract bounded by old potter's brook and high way (Southkingstown)

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▶ 1872 · DEED · GREEN ALBERT C; GREEN MARY A → KENYON WELCOME H · book 10 p 75

The instrument's own words

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36 Know all men by these presents that we John B Green & our Mary his wife norther than C Green and Elijah Green spous of South Kingstown, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars paid to us Albert G Green of said South Kingstown County and State aforesaid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged do hereby grant remise release and forever quitclaim unto the said Albert G Green his heirs and assigns all our right title and interest in and to a certain tract of land situated in Southkingstown in said county aforesaid containing twenty four acres more or less and bounded as follows: beginning at a stone on the North side of the old potter's brook running southeasterly by the west side of the high way eighty three rods seventy some links to the west boundary Thirty eight rods twenty three chains fifty & sixty eight links to where an old fence intersects and passed there Eastward to said old fence more twenty eight acres and thirty three links to the first mentioned stone or bounded otherwise the same may be bounded Reserve ninety days. Reserve ninety days. So that we and our heirs shall hold the above released premises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to the use the said Albert G Green his heirs and assigns forever to that neither we nor the said John B Green our wife Martha G Green & Elijah Green nor our heirs or any other person or persons, claiming from us under us or from us in any manner in the right or stead of us or thou shall or will by any way or means, more claim or demand any right or title to the aforesaid premises or their appurtenances or to any part or parcel thereof forever. That we will warrant and defend the same from all imbrumances so far as may be by us, but not otherwise. In Witness whereof we the said John B Green & Mary his wife Martha G Green and Elijah Green have hereunto set our hands and seals this fourth day of January in this year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty (1820) Signed, sealed and delivered In presence of Saml D Perry John B Green L.S. Mary A Green L.S. Martha G Green L.S. Elijah Green L.S. State of Rhode Island Washington C. S. S. At Southkingstown town Jan 4th A.D 1820 Personally came John B Green and Mary his wife Martha G Green and Elijah Green, and acknowledged that the within written instrument to be their free act and deed hands and seals therefore I before me Saml D Perry Justice of the Peace Received for Record Dec 17th 1821 at 11 o'clock Sealed and Recorded by Charles Cross J. Clerk

The page as recorded

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