The instrument's own words
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440 Know all men by these Presents, That we Catherine
Stanton of Andover, of Chilton, Calumet County State
of Wisconsin, daughter and heir at law of Tobias S. Ross
otherwise called Toby Ross late of the Town of Charlestown,
Washington County, State of Rhode Island now deceased
and William Stanton of Chilton, Calumet County State
of Wisconsin grandson of the said Tobias S. Ross, in consideration
of the sum of one hundred (10 dollars) to us paid by
Henrietta H. Broomell wife of Patterson Broomell of the
City and County of Providence, State of Rhode Island the
receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge, have remised,
released and forever quitclaimed, and by these presents
do remise, release and forever quitclaim unto her the said
Henrietta H. Broomell her heirs and assigns forever, all
the right title interest property claim and demand
which we now have, or of right ought to have or claim, in
and to two certain tracts of land situated in said Town
of Charlestown, State of Rhode Island. The first of which is
designated as Toby Ross land on a Plat of Indian Reserve
on file in Town Clerk's office in said Charlestown, containing
21 1/2 acres more or less and bounded easterly by a
driftway, southerly by land formerly of Elizabeth Brooks, vesting
by Pataking Pond and westerly by land marked Elizabeth
Primas and Ann Wilson in the Plat of Indian Reservation
aforesaid. Also and to the adjoining tract of land
situated northerly of the land aforegoingly described by
which it is bounded southerly Easterly by the main
road between Stoner Mills and Wood River Junction and
a driftway, northerly by land formerly of Hardins and
westerly by Pataking Pond designated as land of
Elizabeth Primas and Ann Wilson on the said map of
Indian Reservation. Reserving and excepting the piece
of land enclosed by a stone wall about two rods square
more or less, situated near the southeasterly corner of the
first described lot of land, used as a burying place together
with a right to pass to and from the same to driftway
meantime. To have and to hold the same with all the
rights privileges and appurtenances thereunto appertaining
if her the said Henrietta H. Broomell her heirs and assigns
forever. And we the aforementioned Catherine Stanton
and William Stanton for ourselves and for our heirs,
executors and administrators, do covenant with the said
Henrietta H. Broomell her heirs and assigns, that we will
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warrant and defend the aforesaid premises unto the said
Henrietta H. Brownell her heirs and assigns forever, against the
lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by, through,
or under us, In testimony whereof we have hereunto set
our hands and seals this fourteenth day of March in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety three.
Signed sealed and delivered (description of seal line of second page)
in presence of (and Entity) witnessed below signing
Theo Kirsten
Leaatherine Stanton L.S.
William Stanton L.S.
[illegible]
State of Wisconsin
County of Calumet Ss
In the City of Chilton this fourteenth day
of March A.D. 1893 The above named Leaatherine Stanton
and William Stanton personally appeared before me
and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by them
signed to be their free and voluntary act and deed.
Theo Kirsten
L.S.
Notary Public for Wis.
Received for record March 21 1893 at 5 o'clock P.M.
and recorded by George G. Lowes Town Clerk
Know all men by these Presents That we Horatio
Robinson Thompson and Eliza M Palmer both of Westerly
in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island
for and in consideration of the sum of six thousand
Dollars to us paid by Jedidiah Hall of Dalbeths of
Kinkead Brightside Connecticut the receipt whereof we
do hereby acknowledge, have remised, released and
forever surrendered and by these presents do remise,
release and forever quitclaim unto the said people
Jedidiah Hall his heirs and assigns forever, all the right
title and interest property and claim and demands
which we now have or a right ought to have or
claim in and unto a certain tract of land situated
partly in Charlestown and partly in Westerly aforesaid
containing thirty five acres more or less and is
bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at the South
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