The instrument's own words
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by these presents at all times hereafter peaceably and quietly have,
and enjoy the said premises and that I the said executor will,
my heirs, executors and administrator shall warrant and defend
the same to the said handle and his heirs and assigns against any
against the lawful claims and demands of all persons,
and for the consideration aforesaid I, Connie E. Fisher and wife
of said Connie Fisher do hereby release all my right of owner
and to the said granted premises unto the said handle and
his heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal
sealed this nineteenth day of September next in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and third.
Signed and sealed in presence of
Joseph & Lanthorn
William R. Clark
Connie Fisher G.S.
Connie E. Fisher G.S.
State of Rhode Island and the
County of Washington to
On this session on the 17th day of September
A.D. 1903 before me personally appeared Connie Fisher and
Connie E. Fisher to me known and known by me to be the
parties executing the foregoing instrument, and severally
acknowledged said instrument by their seals to be their
free act and deed.
Joseph & Lanthorn
Notary Public
Received for record Oct 19, 1903 at 7 oclock AM,
and returned by George & Book Town Clerk
I KNOW ALL MEN by these presents, That I
Charles J. Moore of the Town of Richmond, County of Washington
and State of Rhode Island, Administrator of the estates of
John M. Tracy, late of the Town of Charlestown in said County
deceased, by virtue of authority vested in me, by the
Court of Probate for the said Town of Charlestown and for
and in consideration of the sum of four hundred and
sixty four ($464) dollars, to me paid by Sarah
L. Tracy and Mary E. Tracy putrials his right of the said
Charlestown, the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge
do hereby grant bargain sell and convey unto
from the said Joseph H. Tracy and Mary E. Tracy and
their heirs and assigns forever, all the right title
and interest which the said John M. Tracy had at the
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come of his decease had had and to me undivided one half (1/2)
interest of a certain farm or tract of land which is situated
in the said charleston which contains eighty (80) acres more
or less with a lot with a dwelling house and other buildings
and improvements situated thereon and which is bounded
as follows on the North by the Pawcatuck river on the East part
by land of William Schardt and partly by land of the
heirs of the late John M Money on the South by land formerly
owned by Joseph Kenyon and on the West by the Pawcatuck
river aforesaid it comes to the piece of beginning at the Northwest
corner of part of the said farm or tract of land which this
is the same farm or tract of land which was deeded march 28
1835 to John M Money by William Milops and others and
is situated near to the Village of Carolina and this is known
as the "Buffy Farm" the other undivided one half (1/2) part
was deeded by the said john M Money to David M Money
And also had in land to a tract of land which is also
situated in the said charleston which contains twenty and
(22) square rods more or less and which
is bounded as follows namely commencing at a stone post
on the east line of the said "Buffy Farm" at the South east
corner of land of William Schardt and running
Easterly bounded on the South by land of William Schardt
land of the Centerville mills company and land of William
Tusken until it comes to a lane or driveway thence Southerly
thirty (30) feet or until it comes to a stone post set in
the ground at or near the Northwest corner of land of
William T Tusken bounded on the East by the said
lane or driveway thence Westerly about eleven (11) rods or
until it comes to a stone post set in the ground at a
point thirty feet southerly from the land of the said
William Schardt and from thence continuing Westerly
on the same line until it comes to the East line of
the "Buffy Farm" bounded on the South by land of the
heirs of the said John M Money and thence Northerly
until it comes to the first mentioned stone post at the
Northwest corner of the said tract of land bounded on the
West by the said "Buffy Farm" This tract is a part of
the "Hock dock" (so called) or however either of said
tracts of land may be bounded or described
To have done to hold the designated premises
with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto
to them the said Hugh J Fitzpatrick and Mary
E Fitzpatrick their heirs and assigns forever To All men
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and there only use, benefit and behoof. And I do hereby covenant
and agree to and with the said Hugh J., Fitzpatrick and Mary E.
Fitzpatrick their heirs and assigns, that I am duly and amply empowered
by the Court aforesaid to make said sale thereof; That it was ordered
according to the directions of the said Court of Probate heretofore
given to me relative to the sale thereof; That previous to the
said sale hereof, I gave notice for the faithful application of the
proceeds of said sale, according to law That in every respect
I have at all times conformed to the decrees of the said Court
of Probate of said town and the laws of the State in the premises,
That I have good right to sell as aforesaid, that the
said John W. Money sold utmost of the premises, that the
premises are free of all encumbrances excepting rights of
way or driftways across the east described notch belonging to the
said Journey his last deceased wife, and now owned by
William Sherard or others. The said Hugh J., Fitzpatrick and
Mary E. Fitzpatrick are to maintain a suitable fence along
the South side of the second described notch.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
seal this 15th day of September AD 1703, (the word "driftway"
and Mary E. Fitzpatrick was wife" and Mary E. Fitzpatrick "in true
places were interlined before signing)
Signed, sealed and delivered
In presence of
Joseph E. Dauphinier
Henry O. Deanphear
Ebah J. Greene administrator
Estate of John W. Money L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
In Providence on the 15th day of September AD
1703 before me personally appeared Ebah J. Greene administrator
of the estate of John W. Money, to be known and
known by me to be the person executing the foregoing
instrument, and he then acknowledged said instrument
by him executed in his said capacity to be his free
act and deed.
Joseph E. Dauphinier
Notary Public L.S.
Received for record Sept 21, 1703 at 6-30 oclock P.M.
and recorded by George C. Lovey Town Clerk
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