11/19/1896 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · book 13 page 283 doc 5533

283 Know all men that we Susan D. Hoxie widow of S. George M. Hoxie deceased, and Albert L. Hoxie all of Charlestown Rhode Island, the mortgagees named in a certain mortgage deed made and executed by George W. Annums of said Charlestown and bearing date May 19, 1790 and recorded in said Charlestown in said Town's Evidence Book No 12 page 147 re reference thereto being hereby made, for and in consideration of Five Hundred dollars to us paid by Lydia A. Greene of Coventry R.I. the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant assign transfer and make over to said Lydia A. Greene her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns the premises described in said mortgage deed and all our right title and interest therein and the debt secured thereby, to have and to hold the same to him and said Lydia A. Greene her heirs, servants administrators and assigns forever, in as ample manner as we said Susan D. and Albert F. Hoxie might hold and enjoy by virtue of said mortgage deed and not otherwise. And furthermore we said Susan D. and Albert F. Hoxie do hereby constitute and appoint in our place said Lydia A. Greene to be the attorney of said George W. Annums to do and perform all the acts, matters and things that we said Susan D. and Albert F. Hoxie might or could do and perform by virtue of the power conferred on us and in by the letter of attorney in said mortgage deed and as fully and effectually in all respects and to all intents. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 9th day of November AD 1846 In presence of George Colongos Susan D. Hoxie L.S. Albert F. Hoxie L.S. State of Rhode Island se Washington in county se In Charlestown this 9th day of November 1846 Susan D. Hoxie and Albert F. Hoxie to me known and known by me to be the parties by whom the sealed the foregoing instrument personally appeared before me and acknowledged the said instrument by them signed to be their free act and deed. George Colongos Notary Public Received for record Nov 19 1846 at 11.30 o'clock P.M. and read by George Colongos Town Clerk

173 Notices were posted in four public places in said Town, viz: Post Office, Caroling, R. I., Wright's Garage, Caroling, R. I., Office of the Town Clerk, Caroling, R. I., and the Post Office at Charlestown, R. I. said notices being posted least ten days three weeks prior to date of sale copy of said notices being attached and made part of this report as Exhibit A. That notice of levy and sale, together with a copy of original advertisement, was mailed to each resident of the state to whose name of each parcels of real-estate was taxed and to each interested party, by registered mail, return receipt requested for same will be found on file in the office of the Town Clerk, Town, attached to this report each return receipt being mailed at least twenty days before the date of sale. That said sale was held as advertised in the Town Hall in said Town on Fri. the 15th day of November, A. D. 1957, at One O'Clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time) which was in accordance with said notices. That said parcels of real-estate were sold to the highest bidder or bidders who are herein named, for the respective amounts set forth. That said parcels were sold by Earl C. Cranston the public official appointed to sell Town under my direction, to the person or persons men- tioned in this report they being the highest bidder or bidders respectively. The amount of tax, each sum paid for redemption of tax, interest, costs and expenses as afore- mentioned. An itemized account of all expenses incident to this sale will be found in a book of levy, said book being in the office of Collector of Taxes 1. That the real-estate taxed in the year 1956 in the names of Carl and Jessie Grachien, and assessed as Lot Number 2 (nine) on Assessor's Plat 3 was sold to Virginia F. Choiniere and William A. Prescott, of the Town of Westerly, R. I. They being the highest Bidders bid the whole for the amount of Tax, Interest and Expenses which were as follows Tax $2.30 Interest 16.14 Levy Expenses 11.48 Sale Expenses 12.37 Tax Collector's Deed $10.00 $36.33 2. That the real-estate taxed in the year 1956 in the name of Ellen M. Grover, and assessed about Number 12 on Assessor's Plat 5, an undivided Three Eighths (3/8) interest in said lot number 12 was sold to Virginia F. Choiniere and William A. Prescott, of the Town of Westerly, R. I. They being the highest bidders bid this undivided three eighth (3/8) interest for the amount of Tax, Interest and Expenses which were as follows Tax $0.97 Interest 10.65 Levy Expenses 14.45 Sale Expenses 12.37 Tax Collector's Deed $10.00 $53.06 3. That the real-estate taxed in the Year 1956 in the name of Bertha F. Loescher, and assessed as Lot Number 76 on Assessor's Plat 3 was sold to Charles Hubbard acting as agent for Rose A. Tilbeaut, of the village of Caroling, R. I., He being the highest bidder bid the whole for the amount of Tax, Interest, and Expenses which were as follows: Tax $0.40 Interest .93 Levy Expenses 9.82 Sale Expenses 12.17 Tax Collector's Deed $10.00 $33.32 I hereby certify that this report is a true account according to my best knowledge and belief. WILLIAM D. CROSS William D. Cross Collector of Taxes Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of November, A. D. 1957. JAMES O. WATTS Notary Public. EXHIBIT A EXHIBIT B

174 EXHIBIT C Cert. No. 1956-23’ TOWN OF CHARLESTOWN, R.I. To whom it may concern: I, William D. Cross, Collector of Taxes for the Town of Charlestown, Rhode Island, do hereby certify that the following real estate and tangible personal property liens on Friday, November 23rd, November A.D. 1857 at 6 P.M. were sold at public auction at the Town Hall, in said Town of Charlestown, Rhode Island, pursuant to the provisions of the law, for the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the proceeds of said sales were applied to the payment of said taxes as follows: The real estate of Sarah A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Sarah A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $12.50, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $2.10, was paid to the said Sarah A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Mary A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Mary A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $15.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $3.40, was paid to the said Mary A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of John A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said John A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $10.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $1.20, was paid to the said John A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $20.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $5.60, was paid to the said Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of George A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said George A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $12.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $2.10, was paid to the said George A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Martha A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Martha A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $18.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $4.30, was paid to the said Martha A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Samuel A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Samuel A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $14.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $3.10, was paid to the said Samuel A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Jane A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Jane A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $16.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $3.80, was paid to the said Jane A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of William A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said William A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $11.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $1.90, was paid to the said William A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Sarah A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Sarah A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $13.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $2.70, was paid to the said Sarah A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Mary A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Mary A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $17.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $4.10, was paid to the said Mary A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of John A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said John A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $9.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $1.10, was paid to the said John A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $22.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $6.20, was paid to the said Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of George A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said George A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $11.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $1.80, was paid to the said George A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Martha A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Martha A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $16.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $3.70, was paid to the said Martha A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Samuel A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Samuel A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $13.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $2.80, was paid to the said Samuel A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Jane A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Jane A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $15.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $3.50, was paid to the said Jane A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of William A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said William A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $10.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $1.70, was paid to the said William A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Sarah A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Sarah A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $12.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $2.50, was paid to the said Sarah A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Mary A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Mary A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $16.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $3.90, was paid to the said Mary A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of John A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said John A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $8.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $1.00, was paid to the said John A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $21.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $5.90, was paid to the said Elizabeth A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of George A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said George A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $10.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $1.60, was paid to the said George A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Martha A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Martha A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $15.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $3.40, was paid to the said Martha A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Samuel A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Samuel A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $12.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $2.60, was paid to the said Samuel A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Jane A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Jane A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $14.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $3.20, was paid to the said Jane A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of William A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said William A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $9.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $1.50, was paid to the said William A. D. [illegible] as the surplus of said sale. The real estate of Sarah A. D. [illegible] and the tangible personal property of said Sarah A. D. [illegible] was sold for the sum of $11.00, which sum was applied to the payment of taxes due and unpaid for the year 1856, and the balance of said sum, being $2