The instrument's own words
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heirs, executors and administrators shall warrant and defend
the same to the said grantee and his heirs and assigns forever
against the lawful claims and demands of all persons.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and
seals this fifteenth day of June in the year one thousand
nine hundred and ninety one,
Signed and sealed in presence of
James W. Corwin
David M. Moore Vic. F. Harmon
Abraham Johnson
Abby F. Johnson
Rebecca E. Johnson
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
On this occasion in the fifteenth day of June
AD 1991 before me Notary Public appeared Abraham Johnson,
Abby F. Johnson and Rebecca E. Johnson and were duly sworn and
said to be known and known by me to be the parties executing
the foregoing instrument, and they stray sincerely acknowledged
and delivered instrument, as their own freely acted and
deed.
James W. Corwin
Johns Revie
Received and recorded June 24 1991 at 12 1/2 o'clock PM.
and Recorded by George H. Cooney Town Clerk
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents, that we
Cornelia A. Potter widow of Albert B. Potter, and Robert L.
Potter of Richmonds R.I. Arnold B. Suttcliffe & Martha P. Suttcliffe
his wife and in her right of dower Minnie Loomis,
and Jessie L. Artin of Burnsville R.I. all heirs at law of
Albert B. Potter late of said Richmond deceased
in consideration of the sum of one dollar to our paid
by Mary E. Callahann wife of James Callahann of
Charlestown, County of Washington State of R.I., the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, release,
and forever quitclaim unto her the said Mary E. Callahann
and 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 a lot of
beach and marsh land situated in Charlestown aforesaid
bounded as follows Beginning at the southeast
corner of this lot and at the northeast corner of any
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of wind and water, thence Northerly bounding Northerly by land of
the heirs of shipman in Wimming and heirs of Edmund S. Bowdide
one hundred fifty feet more or less to the highway, thence
Easterly eighty fifty feet, bounding Southerly by said highway, thence
Southerly bounding Easterly by court of the ground one hundred
and fifty feet more or less to the southeast corner of said
of the granite, thence Westerly bounding Northerly by land
of the granite eighty fifty feet to the place of beginning
To have and to hold the same with all the rights, privileges
and appurtenances thereunto appertaining with all and to the use
of the said Mary E. Sullivan her heirs and assigns forever,
and we the aforementioned grant for ourselves and for our heirs
executors and administrators convenient with the said Mary
E. Sullivan her heirs and assigns that we will warrant and
defend the aforementioned premises unto the said Mary E. Sullivan
her heirs and assigns forever against her lawful claims and
demands of all persons claiming the same through us or under us,
and I Bessie G. Potter wife of the said Albert G. Potter in
consideration of the sum aforesaid and we aforesaid, do hereby release and
forever quitclaim unto the said Mary E. Sullivan her heirs and
assigns all my right of spouse in and to the aforementioned
premises,
In testimony whereof, we have executed the
seal and sealed in presence of
Herbert L. Barber
Conrad A. Potter L.S.
Herbert L. Barber
Jessie L. Potter L.S.
Herbert L. Barber
Albert G. Potter L.S.
Ira Bessie G. Potter L.S.
Daniel S. Lapkin L.S.
Beatrice R. Lapkin L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
In Richmond on the 22 day of
October AD 1900 before me personally appeared Conrad
A. Potter, Jessie L. Potter, Albert G. Potter and Ira Bessie G.
Potter etc known and known being me to be the parties
executing the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged
and instrument by them executed to be their free act and
deed
Before me Herbert L. Barber Notary Public
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
In Richmond on the 21st day of July AD 1901
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before me personally appeared Samuel E. Lathrop and Settler O'
Lathrop to me known and known me to be the parties executing
the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged said instrument
by them executed to be their free and act deed.
Before me Robert G. Lathrop
Justice of the Peace
Received for record July 8th 1851 at 6 oclock 1/2 p m,
and recorded by George Cox, clerk of court.
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I
George W. Webster and Lucy A. Webster his wife and in right of
said Lucy, of Charlestown, County of Washington State of R I
in consideration of the sum of ten dollars to be paid by my descendant
A. Howard, Abraham A. Howard and Catherine R. Howard heirs of Rhode
and Fred T. Howard of Charlestown in said county and state
the receipt whereof i do hereby acknowledge have conveyed
received and forever quitclaimed, and by these presents do
remise release and forever quitclaim, unto them the whole little
mantle tree house with every thing thereon, and the right title
interest perforce claim owned claimed, which i no more
have, or of right ought to have or claim in and to a certain
tract of land undivided in said village known as "the village"
and described as follows beginning at the stone of Lathrop's
field at a normal height and at the wall between "Point
Meadow" and "Cox's hollow" as called, thence southeasterly
said wall twenty feet to stone marked "H", thence south
said wall twenty feet to stone marked "H", thence stone
northwesterly along said wall until reaching a stone marked
with said nail fifty feet to stone southeasterly parallel
with said nail and fifty fifty feet from the line of the
shore of said Pond, thence northwesterly along said shore to the
place of beginning, containing mutual boundaries there
here and assigning a convenient right of way to have
either with horse or wagon or on foot use the form of said premises
from the Post Road to the East street hereby enclosed, bounded
northwesterly and easterly by land of granted, southerly by
Lathrop's Pond and westerly by said nail in a wall
of Phil B. Kenyon and further by W. Brooks or however
otherwise bounded. To have and to hold
the same with all the rights privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging from the said Mr. Howard
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