The instrument's own words
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on this fourth day of May AD 1882 personally appeared Obadiahs
S. Bradley and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by him signed
to be his free and voluntary act and deed,
Before me Obadiahs Bradley Notary Public
Received for record June 28 1882 1.25 Alva M.
and recorded by Judge Legg, Town Clerk
For the original mortgage see Book 3rd page 596
For discharge of the Conveyance see next page at bottom
To all Persons to whom these Presents shall come: I George F.
Br Boeck of Richmond in the County of Washington in the State of Rhode
Island and Postal Greeting — Know ye that I said George F. Boeck
do, in and consider the seller of the same — my son — for love and affection, before the
executing hereof well and fully paid by Walter Browning, if I say
hereinafter, the price of payment of which I do hereby acknowledge and accept and
duly satisfied entitled and paid and freed thereof and of every part
and parcel thereof the above mentioned and sufficient discharge the whole either
Browning his heirs successors and administrators forever, however, by these
presents, I have given granted bargained sold a leased, in manor of
conveyed and confirmed, and by these presents, do freely fully
and absolutely give grant bargain sell a clear entire and conveyed
and convey into the said Walter Browning his heirs and assigns forever,
a certain tract of land with a dwelling house twenty threads in
the room of Bradleying in and partly in and partly as and bounded as
follows, on the North by a fence and wall the boundary on the East by
land of George W. Hallstray, on the South by the Post Road, and
in the West by land of the heirs of late John H. Griffin and land
of Curries equally, or however more or less, bounded said tract
convey by estimation for area more or less
To have and to hold the said granted and bargained premises
with all the appurtenances privileges and commodities to the same
belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said Walter Browning
his heirs and assigns forever to his own use benefit
and resort forever, And I the said George F. Boeck for myself
my heirs executors and administrators covenant promise and
grant to and with the said Walter Browning his heirs and assigns
that of and above the premises hereof from the time I am lawfully
lawful owner of the above bargained premises and am lawfully
seised and possessed of the same in my own proper right as a good
perfect and absolute estate of inheritance in fee simple and that
by myself only and right full proper and lawful authority to grant
bargain sell convey and confirm the said bargained premises in
manner as aforesaid, and that the said Walter Browning his heirs and
assigns shall quiet and enjoy from time to time and at all times pieces
hereafter, top face and virtue of these Presents lawfully peacefully
and quietly have hold use occupy possess and enjoy the said
demised and bargained premises with the appurtenances free and
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clear and freely and solemnly quitclaim, release and forever discharged of and
from all but bird, all manner of former or other gifts grants bargains sales
leases mortgages wills halls tenures doweres judgments assignments securities &
encumbrances whatever of said rate and manor whatsoever it may now in any manner
in anywise
be of the said estate or he who provide for present cause.
Furthermore the said releasee to forever bind myself and of my
heirs successors & etc part, successors to cove and engage the above
deemed premises in my life of the world promising this her release and discharge
against any & all persons who shall claim the same or derive any right thereunto
wherefore I do and shall defend by these premises precedent,
find & hold in fee simple, the said george J Babcock for
the premises here described and my said husband is aforesaid did hereby release
& forever give and grant unto me the said Other promising his heirs will
always defend the same from any & every one of the premises in the neighborhood premises
the 13th day of June AD 1882
Signed sealed and delivered
before me in presence of
Robt. H. Jordan
George B. Cross
Geo J. Babcock L.S.
Mary J. Babcock L.S.
State of Rhode Island sc
Washington co
at Washington to wit
before me Robert Jordan on this 13th day of
June 1882 came Geo J. Babcock and Mary J. Babcock, his wife
personally a they did before me and acknowledged the foregoing
instrument to be their free and voluntary act and
deed
George B. Cross
Junr Clerk
Received for record June 13th 1882 at 11 oclock A.M.
and recorded by George B. Cross Junr Clerk
Having received full payment and satisfaction of the within
mortgage & the note secured thereby the Kingston Savings Bank the
within named mortgagee hereby cancels & discharges the same of
and forever Witness the same seal of said Bank this 19 day of June 1887.
Intest
Wm P. Sheffiey of
Kingston Savings Bank of [illegible]
By Me H. Perry Treas L.S.
St of R. Island
County of Washington Sc South Kingston June 19 1887
This day personally appeared the above named Hubbard H Perry
Treasurer & acknowledged the foregoing discharge to be the act ordered of
said Kingston Savings Bank & the act and deed as Treasurer.
before me Wm P. Sheffiey Notary Public
Recorded by George B. Cross Junr Clerk
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