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5/21/1885 · TAX COLLECTORS DEED · book 11 page 311 doc 4939

From CHARLESTOWN TOWN OF life, STANTON SAMUEL DECEASED life
To KNOWLES EDWIN life
Consideration twenty dollars
Premises undivided full one hundredth (100th) part · undivided 1/100th part of real estate of Samuel Stanton heirs (Charlestown)

Back — where this land came from

execution heirs of Samuel Stanton deceased
“levy and seize several pieces of land belonging to said heirs I Samuel Stanton deceased”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
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The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1885 · DEED · GREENE CHARLES J → CHARLESTOWN TOWN OF · book 11 p 345

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

▶ 1910 · DEED · PECKHAM FRED S; PECKHAM FANNIE M; KNOWLES EDWIN; KNOWLES DORCAS E; MAR → · book 16 p 338
▶ 1914 · DEED · KNOWLES EDWIN; MARVEL ELIZABETH S; MARVEL FREDERICK W; KNOWLES ETHEL S → WHEELER CHARLES H · book 18 p 54

The instrument's own words

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To all people to whom these presents shall come I Charles Loss of Charlestown in the county of Washington and State of Rhode Island collector of taxes of said Charlestown send Greeting. Whereas the town form of Charlestown at a meeting duly notified and held on the fifth day of June Ao 1833 voted that a tax of fifty cents on each one hundred dollars be assessed on the taxable property in said town for the purpose of defraying the expenses of said tax and said town for was authorized (by the 13th day of August 1833 assessed according to law and whereas said town at a meeting duly notified and held on the third day of June Ao 1834 voted that a tax of fifty cents on each one hundred dollars be assessed on the taxable property in said town for the purpose of defraying the expenses of said town and said town for was authorized (by the 27th day of August 1834 assessed according to law and the lists in said town delivered to me the said collector with the warrants attached thereto signed by the town clerk of said town requiring me to proceed according to law and collect said taxes and take the same in the town treasury of said town; and whereas the heirs of Samuel Stanton deceased neglected to pay the taxes assessed against them and expressed in said tax rolls amounting to the sum of twenty dollars and in consequence thereof I did on the 21st day of April Ao 1835 levy and seize several pieces of land belonging to said heirs I Samuel Stanton deceased and did declare the same for sale according to law at three public places in said town for more than twenty days previous to sale, and also in the Gazette Advertiser a newspaper printed in the town of Kingston in the county of Washington in said State, and on the 19th day of May Ao 1835 at 10 oclock in the forenoon on the premises being the time and place appointed I proceeded to sell at auction a piece of said land so necessary to satisfy said taxes with interest and incidental expenses and Edwin Knoble of Providence in said State was the highest bidder therefore I now know that in consideration of the sum of thirty nine dollars and twenty cents (9.20) being the amount of said taxes their interest and expenses paid by me said Edwin Knoble I the said Charles Loss therefore hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Edwin Knoble his heirs and assigns forever all the right title and interest the said heirs of Samuel Stanton deceased had at the time of assessing said taxes and to the undivided full one hundredth (100th) part of all the real estate which the heirs of Samuel Stanton were seized of said town form of Charlestown at the time of assessing of said taxes with all buildings and appurtenances for the boundaries of which reference is hereby had to the records in said Charlestown being some much of said land of said town he had lived on and was necessary to satisfy said taxes interest and expenses. To have and to hold the same to him the said Edwin Knoble his heirs and assigns forever subject to the right of redemption provided by law. And I the said Charles Loss collector as aforesaid or warrant with said Edwin Knoble this
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312 and assigns that I have advertised said property as heretofore stated and have complied with the terms of the laws regulating the collecting of taxes. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 21st day of May A.D. 1885. In presence of George L. Corres Charles Corres Collector State of Rhode Island County of Washington ss. I on Charlestown on this 21st day of May 1885 Charles Corres collector personally appeared before me and acknowledged the foregoing instrument the same signed to be his free act & deed in this capacity as aforesaid George L. Corres Notary Public Collectors sale of Real Estate The undersigned, collector of taxes of the town of Charlestown hereby gives notice that he will sell by public auction on the premises hereinafter described on Tuesday the 19th day of May A.D. 1885 at 10 oclock A.M. the following parcel of land: that the day upon which notice is hereby given is so much of that day as may be necessary to pay the taxes assessed thereon for the years 1883 and 1884, and the undivided at the date hereof, amounting to twenty dollars, together with interest costs and expenses: a certain farm situated in said Charlestown, and known as the homestead town of Samuel Darton late of said Charlestown deceased and taxed to the heirs of Samuel Darton; for the boundaries of which reference is hereby made to the land evidence records in said Charlestown. Charles Corres Collector Charlestown April 21st 1885 Received for record May 21st 1885 at 9 oclock A.M. and recorded by George L. Corres Town Clerk

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