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1/14/1893 · MORTGAGE · book 12 page 420 doc 5311

From FREEMAN WILSON W life
To NYE CALEB R life
Consideration fifty dollars
Premises five acres more or less and forty as more or less · Two tracts: one by Charlestown Road, one by Blankenberry mills (Charlestown, Charlestown Road, Blankenberry mills)

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

◀ 1888 · DEED · GATES ANDREW J; GATES FRANCES L → FREEMAN WILSON W · book 12 p 7

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

▶ 1899 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · WILSON CHARLES; NYE CALEB R; WILSON WILLIAM → RANDOLPH BEUTTEY & CO · book 14 p 34
▶ 1899 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · WILSON CHARLES; NYE CALEB R; WILSON WILLIAM → BENTLEY RANDOLPH · book 13 p 374
▶ 1907 · DEED · NYE CALEB R; NYE EUPHEMIA A → KENYON JAMES S · book 15 p 474
▶ 1911 · DEED · NYE CALEB R; NYE EUPHEMIA A → HIGGINS SAMUEL M · book 17 p 48
▶ 1911 · DEED · NYE CALEB R; NYE E A → HARRY CHARLES E · book 17 p 65
▶ 1911 · DEED · NYE CALEB R; NYE EUPHEMIA → CRUMB EDWARD S · book 17 p 142
▶ 1918 · NOTICE · FISH GEORGE M; NYE CALEB R; NYE EUPHEMIA; FISH MYRA NYE; NYE H LOUIS; → MCDONNELL MARY S K; MCDONNELL THOMAS F I; WILKINSON ELIZABETH KENYON · book 19 p 32
▶ 1918 · DEED · NYE CALEB R; NYE EUPHENIA A → CARMICHAEL GEORGE A · book 19 p 72

Bounded by

Churchill J. Benedicts · J. H. denis

The instrument's own words

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420 Know All Men by these presents That D. Wilson W. Freeman of Charlestown R.I. for and in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars well and truly paid by said M. Page of Richmond R.I. the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by these presents do give, grant, bargain, sell, convey unto the said Heath R. Page his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract of land situated in said Charlestown, containing by estimation five acres more or less and is bounded Northerly on the Charlestown Road, Easterly on land formerly owned by Mrs. H. H. Perry, Southerly by land of heirs of Churchill S. Benedicts and Westerly by land of heirs of Asa Brown deceased, Also one other tract of land situated in said town of Charlestown containing by estimation forty as more or less, bounded Easterly & Northerly by canal of the mills of Blankenberry, Southerly and Westerly by the claims leading to the breach, or however either of said tracts may be bounded, I share and do grant, the said granted and bargained premises, with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belongine or in any wise appertaining to the said granite his heirs and assigns forever. And I the said grantor for myself my heirs executors and administrators do covenant to and with the said granite his heirs and assigns that at and be half the estateing hereof I am the lawful owner of the above bargained premises, and am seized and possessed of the same in my own right as good, perfect and absolute estate of inheritances in the simplest and have good right to sell, convey and confirm the said bargained premises in manner aforesaid, And that the said demised and bargained premises, with the appurtenances are free from all encumbrances, of what name or nature soever, that might in any manner or degree, obstruct or make void this present deed. Furthermore I the said grantor for myself my heirs executors and administrators do covenant and engage the above demised premises to the said granite his heirs and assigns, against the lawful claims or demands of any person or persons whatsoever, for ever to warrant seize and defend by these presents The condition of this deed is such, that whereas I the said Wilson W. Freeman have executed my negotiable promissory
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note for the sum of fifty dollars bearing even date herewith and made payable to the said Caleb R. Crage or order on demand with interest Now therefore if I the said grantor or any other person, for me shall pay said note at maturity together with the interest thereon according to the tenor thereof then this deed shall be void, otherwise I shall and remain in full force and effect. Furthermore, I the said grantor do hereby constitute and appoint the said grantee his executors, administrators and assigns my Attorneys irrevocably, with full powers of substitution and revocation for me and in my name or in their name or names at any time in case default shall be made in the payment of my said note or of the interest due thereon, and such default shall continue for a term of ten days, to sell at public auction the premises aforesaid, or any part thereof, first giving twenty days notice of such sale in some one of the public newspapers printed in said State and it may in their name or in their names at to make and deliver to the purchaser or purchasers thereof, any deed or deeds that may be necessary to vest in such purchaser or purchasers an estate in fee simple therein, and on sale thereof hereby granting vest my said Attorneys power to continue or adjourn such sale from time to time I do authorize said attorneys to receive the amount the same may be sold for, and after the payment of all the expenses incident to such sale or sales to apply and appropriate the residue thereof to the payment of the amount of principal and interest of said note hereby secured I do hereby agreeing that in case of a sale for default in the payment of said interest the purchase of said note shall be deemed due and payable on the day of such sale sale) according to me alone heirs and assigns for all sums over and above, the amount thereof I hereby ratifying and confirming such sale or sales as may be made or cause to be made by virtue hereof In testimony whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal this 24th day of January AD 1843 Signed sealed and delivered in presence of Iso Bo. Borrod Wilson K. L. Foreman SS.
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422 State of Rhode Island ss Washington Sc In Charlestown this 14 day of January 1893 Wilson W. Freeman personally appeared before me and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by him signed to be his free and voluntary act and deed, George E. Close Notary Public Received for record January 4 1893 at 2 oclock PM and recorded by George Close Town Clerk Charlestown R.I. Nov 30th 1801 Having received full payment and satisfaction of the note secured by the following Mortgage I hereby cancel and discharge the same. Witness my hand and seal In presence of George Close le Raye LS. Recorded by George Close Town Clerk Whereas George E. Bondall of the Town of Charlestown in the County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island did on the Wednesday of October 4D 1889 make and execute his deed of mortgage of that date to the Peoples Savings Bank of the Town of Ellington in the State of Connecticut of a certain tract or parcel of land with the improvements thereon hereinafter to be described which said deed of mortgage is recorded in the land Evidence Ct 12 of the said town of Charlestown at pages 133, 134 and 134- and in which said deed of mortgage said George E. Bondall the wife of said George E. Bondall did release and forever quitclaim her right & lower in and unto the land therein described real estate and improvements to the said mortgage the said Peoples Savings Bank which said mortgage deed fully entrusted and empowered I Albert Brown Treasurer of said Savings Bank in the name of said grantors named in the aforesaid deed of mortgage shall and convey the therein described real estate and improvements under the conditions and in the manner mentioned and specified in the aforesaid deed of mortgage. And whereas the said deed of mortgage was made and given upon those express conditions, that if the said George E. Bondall or any other person for him should pay a certain promissory note

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