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5/31/1876 · AGREEMENT · book 10 page 235 doc 4472

From CRANDALL BENJAMIN F life, TUCKER BENJAMIN life
To TUCKER BENJAMIN life, CRANDALL BENJAMIN F life
Consideration privilege already granted of straightening said brook and for other good and valuable considerations
Premises none · dividing line of fence from corn mill to swamp (Charlestown)

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1864 · DEED · TUCKER JONATHAN; TUCKER PATIENCE → TUCKER BENJAMIN · book 8 p 459
◀ 1862 · DEED · ALGER JAMES T; ALGER MARY S; HURD ALBERT C; HURD SARAH A; TUCKER JAMES → TUCKER BENJAMIN · book 8 p 396
◀ 1857 · DEED · CRANDALL CHRISTOPHER S → CRANDALL BENJAMIN F · book 8 p 184
◀ 1856 · DEED · CRANDALL CHRISTOPHER S → TUCKER BENJAMIN · book 8 p 154
◀ 1838 · DEED · TUCKER SIMEON → TUCKER JOHN; TUCKER BENJAMIN · book 6 p 442
◀ 1828 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · HOXSIE JOHN C → TUCKER BENJAMIN; TUCKER NATHAN · book 5 p 366
◀ 1822 · LEASE · TUCKER BENJAMIN; TUCKER JOHN W → TUCKER JOHN W; TUCKER BENJAMIN · book 5 p 475

Forward — where this land went

The grantee's later conveyances, by name — the man, not necessarily this land; the one that cites this deed as its source is the land

▶ 1877 · DEED · CARD GREEN; TUCKER WILLIAM F; ENNIS VARNUM; LANPHEAR WILLIAM C; LANPHE → · book 10 p 326
▶ 1878 · DEED · CRANDALL BENJAMIN F; CRANDALL MARY E; TUCKER EMILY S C; ENNIS PHEBIE C → GATES ANDREW J · book 10 p 398
▶ 1881 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · TUCKER WILLIAM F; CRANDALL BENJAMIN F; CRANDALL MARY E; CARD ELLEN A; → PECKHAM DRUSILLA M; PECKHAM HAZARD · book 10 p 333
▶ 1884 · DEED · DYE GEORGE; DYE LUCINDA; CRANDALL BENJAMIN F; BURDICK ROBERT P; CRANDA → · book 11 p 280
▶ 1888 · DEED · SAUNDERS WILLIAM F; SAUNDERS ALZADA A; CRANDALL BENJAMIN F; LANGWORTHY → LANGWORTHY ALBERT · book 11 p 522

The instrument's own words

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Articles of Agreement made and entered into this thirty first day of May in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy six by and between Benjamin Tucker of Charlestown in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island of the one part and Benjamin F. Brandall of said town of the other part in relation to the division of a certain line of fence to wit the fence already built or hereafter to be built on the dividing line of said parties commencing at the said Ben said Tucker corn mill and running in a South easterly direction following the course of the brook to the swamp and terminating in said swamp Witnesseth as follows: That the said party of the first part in consideration of the privilege already granted of straightening said sabot and for other good and satisfactory reasons agrees to make and maintain the fence a distance of forty six rods commencing at the North East end of said line at the Road and running said distance to a stake & stone From thence to the swamp the line is equally divided between said parties said party of the first part making and maintaining the North eastern half commencing at the stake & stone aforesaid and ending at another stake and stone Thence to the swamp to another stake & stone the fence is to be made and maintained by said party of the second part the remainder of said line between said parties running into and terminating in said swamp is left for the present undivided And for the faithful performance of the several articles of this agreement and the covenants therein contained the said parties hereby bind themselves their heirs and assigns forever In testimony whereof we the said parties have hereunto set our hands and caused our seals to be affixed the day and year above written In presence of Wm H Terry Benjamin Tucker Sel Benjamin F Brandall S.S. Received for record May 31st 1876 at 2 1/2 oclock P.M and recorded by Chas Cross Town Clerk

The page as recorded

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