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3/31/1884 · DEED · book 11 page 225 doc 4873

From WILLIAMS CHARLES P ESTATE OF life, POLLARD WILLIAM J H EXECUTOR life
To WILCOX HORACE life
Consideration one thousand dollars
Premises one hundred and twenty five acres · tract of land and buildings bounded by Thames River (Charlestown, Thames River)

Back — where this land came from

probate Charles P. Millins
“Executor of the last will and testament of Charles P. Millins... under the probate of C. P. Millins”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
read by: gemma

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

▶ 1884 · DEED · WILCOX HORACE; WILCOX HANNAH → GREEN JESSE B; GREEN HANNAH C · book 11 p 214

Bounded by

Thomas Johnson · Thomas Johnson · Samuel Stanton · Samuel Stanton · Hanford Adams · Henrietta Adams · Isaac H. Morse · George Danvers · John R Sudworth · daniel H Babcock · Albert B Langworthy

The instrument's own words

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Know all men by these presents that I William J. N. Pollard Executor of the last will and testament of Charles P. Millins late of the town and parish district of Stonington in the state of Connecticut deceased and Trustee of that part of his estate left and assigned to me in trust for the benefit of his heirs under the probate of C. P. Millins & for divers other causes and considerations hereunto moving especially for the sum of one thousand dollars received to my sole satisfaction of Horace Mixen of the town of Charlestown, county of Washington state of Rhode Island aforesaid, have remised released and forever quitclaimed and do by these presents for myself and my successors privity and appurtenants remise release and forever quitclaim unto the said Horace Mixen and to his heirs and assigns forever all such right or title as I the said William J. N. Pollard have or ought to have as Executor & Trustee as aforesaid in and to the following described tract of land and all the buildings thereon standing situated in the said town of Charlestown containing by estimation one hundred and twenty five acres of land be the same more or less described as follows viz: say north by shores of Thames River Eastly by lands of Thomas Johnson, lands of the heirs of Samuel Stanton deceased, lands of Hanford & heirs of lands of Asa H. House, Southerly by the self said forest & westerly by lands of George Sanders heirs of John S. Southwick, lands of daniel H. Babcock & lands of Albert B. Langworthy to a highway of first aforesaid in a east running through the same from East to West the same and to have and to hold the above described premises unto him the said Horace Mixen his heirs and assigns to the only use and behalf of the said Horace Mixen his heirs and assigns forever, so that neither I the said William J. N. Pollard as Executor and Trustee as aforesaid nor my successors and assigns for said estate nor any of my or their name and behalf shall or will hereafter claim or demand any right a title to the premises or any part thereof, but they and every one of them shall by these presents be excluded and forever barred, In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 24th day of February Ad. 1847 Signed sealed and delivered in presence of Ola B. Brown William J. N. Pollard L.S. Moses A. Bendelston Executor & Trustee State of Connecticut SS Stonington February 24 1847 County of New London Personally appeared William J. N. Pollard Executor and Trustee as aforesaid, and as such the signer and sealer of the foregoing instrument & acknowledged the same to be as and for his free act and deed before me Moses A. Bendelston Notary Public Received for record March 21 1847 at 11 oclock AM and recorded by George La louse Town Clerk

The page as recorded

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