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9/18/1876 · EXECUTION · book 10 page 252 doc 4482

From WILCOX CHAS W life, CHURCH ALBERT JR life
To CHURCH ALBERT life
Consideration 92 70/100 dollars
Premises ten acres · Marsh, Low Swamp, and a beach lot (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

◀ 1873 · DEED · TUCKER SAMUEL S; TUCKER CAROLINE → CHURCH JOSEPH A; CHURCH ALBERT JR · book 9 p 195

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

▶ 1878 · DEED · CHURCH ELIZABETH N; CHURCH ALBERT → HOXSIE GEORGE W; HOXSIE ALBERT F · book 10 p 385
▶ 1894 · DEED · CHURCH ALBERT; CHURCH HANNAH E → CHURCH ASA · book 13 p 17

Bounded by

Samuel STucker · George M. Perry · James A Pregon

The instrument's own words

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252 State of Rhode Island &c Washington &c Sept 1st 1876 Personally appeared Hannah Gavitt widow of Joseph, Ephiel Gavitt, Joseph G. Gavitt, Olive L. Gavitt, Sophronia G. Gavitt and Antinda Gavitt, signers and sealers of the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same to be their free and voluntary act and deed hand and seal. Before me Washington &c In Westerly in said County on this fifth day of September A.D. 1876, I then personally appeared C. Gavitt Gavitt and Olive E. Gavitt two of the subscribers to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same to be their free and voluntary act & deed. Before me, Thomas Vincent Justice of the Peace Received for record Sept 11th 1876 at 3 o'clock P.M. and recorded by Chas Cross I Clerk Execution L.S. The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Washington &c To the sheriffs of our several Counties or their Deputies Greeting Whereas Joseph G. Church of Charlestown in the County of Washington by the certification of our Supreme Court held at South Kingstown within and for the County of Washington on the third Monday of February A.D. 1876, recovered judgment against Albert Clarke, owner of said town for the sum of 245 Dolls 10 cts debt or damages and 13 dollars and 05 cts out of sum as to unpaid of interest, whereas execution remains to be done. We command you, therefore that of the goods and chattels and real estate belonging to the said Albert Clarke within your power present you cause to be seized and satisfied and satisfied the aforesaid sum being two hundred and fifty eight dollars and fifty cents in the whole with 25 cents for the writ and also any delay sufficiently proved for your own fees. Hereof fail not and make two returns of this writ and of your doings therewith to our Supreme Court to be helden at South- Kingstown within and for the County of Washington on the Monday next. Witness Thomas Empire Esquire Chief Justice Kingstown this 23 day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy six John H. Clarke Clerk
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283 Washington Co. In cholesterino in said County on this 29th day of Augy Ad 1886, at 2 oclock I do I here this day have levied the within execution on the right title and interest which the within named Albert Chunn had on the night day of November Ad 1885 at 9 oclock and 50 minutes after the time of the streetclock on the original wrist and to ten acres tract of land and the improvements thereon known as Standing situated in said Colchester, the first part being a Marsh but brought in of Low Swamp & bounded Easterly on land of Samuel L. Sunker, Northerly on land of person Peterson Northerly on land of George H. M. Story & Southerly by the Sea or houses otherwise bounded. The second part is a beach lot bounded Northerly by land of Samuel L. Sunker Northerly by land a stone wall southerly by the Sea & Easterly on land of James A. Thrasher, or houses otherwise bounded. I here set up for public sale of said land at Amos P. Sunker's store at Glocester, one conspicuous stone and that the same will be sold at a public sale to be held on said premises on the 30th day of August AD 1886, at 11 oclock A.M. Officer's fees $\frac{1}{100}$ Sueses, 50c $\frac{50}{100}$ S Witness 40c $\frac{40}{100}$ Advertising 40c $\frac{40}{100}$ Total $1.40 $\frac{140}{100}$ Thos W. Waters Dept Sheriff Washington Co. In cholesterino in said County on this 30 the day of August AD 1886, I caused and advertisement of the sale of said real estate to be published on that day and from that day once a week for the space of three weeks next before that day in the Newspaper called the some having a New Paper printed in said County and as person appearing to purchase said real estate, I here This day sold the same at Public Auction at the time and place permitted in the Notifications and advertisement before referred to to Albert Chunn of cholesterino, the highest bidder for the same for the sum of $ 92 50 No dollars The cost $ 1 40/100 dollars, leaving the amount of $ 91 10/100 dollars towards the within execution, I return the within writ to the within execution for the amount of $ 187 00/100 dollars Thos W. Waters Dept Sheriff Received for Record September 18th 1886 at 8 oclock A.M. and Recorded by Charles Comes Town Clerk

The page as recorded

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