The instrument's own words
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State of Rhode Island &c
Washington &c In Charlestown county of the said
State aforesaid on this 30th day of September 1853 personally
appeared before me Asa J. Hopkins and acknowledged the within
instrument by him signed to be his free act and deed. And at
the same time and place Nancy Hopkins wife of said Asa
having examined privately and apart from her said husband and
having said instrument exhibited to her by me acknowledged
the same to be her free act and deed such from which she did
not wish to retract. George E. Kenyon
Notary Public
Received for record October 18/1853 at 9 oclock A.M.
and recorded by George C. Cross Town Clerk
Know all men by these presents That i George E.
Kenyon of Charlestown and Jarvis Kenyon of Richmond both
in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island for and
in consideration of the sum of one Hundred & ninety dollars to
me paid by Mary L Kenyon (andm) of Charlestown aforesaid, the
receipt of which is therefore duly hereby acknowledged, have remised, released
and forever quitclaimed unto the said Mary L Kenyon her heirs
and assigns forever all the right title interest property claim
and demand which i now have or of right ought to have or
claim in and to the homestead form of Cyrus B. Kenyon late
of said Charlestown deceased which was given in and by the
said Last Will and testament of said Cyrus B. Kenyon equally to the
said George E. & Jarvis Kenyon and to William L. Kenyon, said
farm being bounded and described as follows Namely westerly by
Navagansett River and land of William H. Roger land of W. M. Hopkins
&c wife and land of Ch. L. P. Baldwin the east by land of
leomanniel L. Kenyonmeal Info. Leo. Calvina Whitfield &c southerly
to Kenyon, Leomanniel L. Potter and William L. Kenyon the south
by said Leo. Leomanniel L. Kenyon and land of Nathaniel Hopkins and
easterly by the highway or however otherwise the same may
be bounded. And we Sarah L. Kenyon wife of the said
George E. Kenyon and Lydia L. Kenyon wife of the said Jarvis Kenyon
in consideration of the sum paid her aforesaid do hereby release
and forever quitclaim unto the said Mary L Kenyon her heirs
and assigns all our right of owner in and to the aforesaid
premises To have and to hold the same with
all the rights privileges and appurtenances thereunto appertaining
to the said Mary L Kenyon her heirs and assigns forever.
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In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals
this 20th day of October in the year of our lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty five,
Signed, sealed and delivered
in presence of
Oliver H. Perry
E. S. Woodmansey
George E. Kenyon L. S.
Sarah H. Kenyon L. S.
James Kenyon L. S.
Lydia H. Kenyon L. S.
State of Rhode Island se
Washington fo
Richmond ss. In Richmond in said county on
this 20th day of October AD 1885 the above named George
E. Kenyon, Sarah H. Kenyon, James Kenyon & Lydia H. Kenyon
personally appeared before me, and acknowledged the foregoing
instrument they had signed to be their free and voluntary act
and deed
W. C. sharpshear
Notary Public
L. S.
Received fourteen October 20th 1885 at 12 oclock PM
and recorded by George L. Lowe Town Clerk
Whereas the Court of Probate of the Town of Richmond
R. I. on the 7th day of Sept AD 1883 authorized John H. Kenyon
Guardian of the Murder and estate of William Kenyon to sell
all the right, title and interest which the said William H. Kenyon
has in the Homestead farm of George B. Kenyon late of Charlestown
R. I. deceased, which was given to him by the last will and
Testament of said Lydia H. Kenyon equally to George E. Kenyon
James Kenyon and the said William H. Kenyon said farm being
bounded as follows, easterly by Providence river and land
of Mrs. I. Degan land of W. H. Hodge works and land of S. J. P.
R. Baldwin west end by land of bytes of land, barnfield
Cornwall, Ings fellow, Ellotta Whitefield, Nicholas H. Kenyon,
Kenneth H. Potter and William & Daughters, south by said
George Cormichael & land of Nathaniel Hopkins and
westerly by the highway or however otherwise bounded,
Now therefore Know all men that I the said John H.
Kenyon by the authority aforesaid and for and incidentally
of the said Town Hundred & Eighty dollars to come to me paid by
Mary F. Kenyon (widow) of Charlestown aforesaid as by these
presents in my capacity of Guardian as aforesaid bargain, sell
and convey unto her the said Mary A Kenyon her heirs and
assigns forever the premises above described, to have and