The instrument's own words
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power to warrant, secure and defend by these presents.
And I Asa J. Briggs husband of said Mary B. Briggs in
consideration of the sum paid as aforesaid, do hereby release and
forever quitclaim unto the said grantee his heirs and assigns, all
any right of curtesy in and to the aforesaid premises
In witness whereof we have hereto set our hands and
seals this 27th day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy six
Signed, sealed and delivered
In presence of
Ed. C. Randall Mary B. Briggs L.S.
Asa S. Briggs L.S.
State of Rhode Island ve
County of Washington sc
In Hopkinton this 27th day of
July AD 1876 Mary B. Briggs & Asa S. Briggs to me
well known and known to be the signers of the within
instrument personally appeared before me and acknowledged
the foregoing instrument, by them signed to be their free
and voluntary act and deed
Edward C. Randall
Notary Public
Received for record Sept 12 1876 at 9.30 oclock PM
and recorded by George Collares Town Clerk
Know All men by these Presents That I
Daniel A. S. Journey of Voluntown, New London County
Connecticut in consideration of the sum of one dollar to
me paid by John M. Journey of Colleton town, County of
Washington Rhode Island the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged do hereby remise, release and forever quitclaim
unto him the said John M. Journey his heirs and assigns
forever, all the right title, interest property, claims and
demand, which I now have or of right ought to have
a claim in and to a certain Tract of land in said town
known as Holleton's Branch, bounded and described as
follows, Beginning at the Northeast corner of said lot
near the salt pond, at stake with stones about it, also at
a stone frost near the strike with stones about it which is
one of the stone posts set on the line between John M. Journey
and Stephen LeStorming and heirs of Edward S. Bourdon
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running South to the Ocean in line with the stone posts,
thence West on the beach seventy five feet thence Northerly
about two hundred and twenty feet to a stub and stones, thence
thence Easterly eighty feet to a stub and stones, thence Southerly
to the salt herd, thence Easterly little feet to the first
mentioned bound, meaning to convey all of that parcel of
land deeded to me Dec 27th 1883 and recorded in Books 11
pages 210 to 211 in records of Charlestown R.I. To have
and to hold the same, with all the rights, privileges and
appurtenances thereunto appertaining, into and to the use of
him the said John W. Money his heirs and assigns forever,
And I the aforementioned David H. Money for myself and
for my heirs, executors and administrators, do covenant
with the said John W. Money his heirs and assigns, that I
will warrant and defend the aforesaid premises unto
the said John W. Money his heirs and assigns forever against
the lawful claims and demands of all persons
And I Louise M. Money wife of the said David H. Money,
in consideration of the sum paid aforesaid, do hereby alien,
and forever quitclaim unto the said John W. Money his heirs
and assigns all my right of dower in and to the aforesaid
premises In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our
hand and seal this ninth day of September in the year of
my Lord one thousand eight hundred and 76.
Signed and sealed in presence of
J. Dowell Money David H. Money L.S.
Vida L. Money Louise M. Money L.S.
State of Connecticut
County of New London
In Voluntown on the ninth day of September
A.D. 1876 before me personally appeared David H. Money
and Louise M. Money to me known and known by me to
be the parties executing the foregoing instrument and acknowledged
said instrument by them executed to be their act and deed.
Ira L. Marine
Justice of the Peace
for New London County
Received for record Sept 14 1876 at 3 oclock P.M.
and recorded by George Converse Town Clerk
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