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2240 Company, each to me known and known by me to be the parties who executed the foregoing instrument for and on behalf of said Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company and they severally acknowledged said instrument specified as aforesaid, to be their free act and deed and the free act and deed of said Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company. [Signature] J. Turner, Notary Public my commission expires June 30, 1931 Correct as to form [Signature] [Signature] Entered for record October 5th 1930 at eleven thirty five o'clock a.m. and recorded by Mary E. Dean Deputy Town Clerk Know All Men By These Presents That Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company a corporation existing under the laws of the State of Rhode Island and located at the city of Providence in said State (hereinafter called the grantor) on consideration of the sum of one hundred (100) dollars to be paid by the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (acting by and through the Metropolitan Park Commission) the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby grant bargain sell convey release surrender and deliver forever a quitclaim unto the said State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (hereinafter called the grantee) its successors and assigns forever all the right title mine property claim and demand which it, said grantor, has has of right to have or claim in and to those three certain tracts or parcels of land with all buildings etc etc improvements thereon, situated in the town of Cranston in Washington county said state which are particularly bounded and described as follows, viz: a tract of land known as the blossom farm formerly belonging to Josiah Wilcox bounding northerly on and southerly on Joseph Ammons land of Widow Allen and

land formerly of the heirs of George W. Winall, on the West by lands formerly of the heirs of George W. Winall and on the South and East by Benjamin Moore. This boundary being the same as that described in the deeds dated March 3 1875 and recorded in the book of Land Evidences in said town of Scituate in Book 7 at page 152, and in said book reference to L. Clarke and wife to Joseph M. Meeks entered August 10, 1877 and recorded in said records in Vol 8 at page 275, with the exception of the portion thereof conveyed by deed of Joseph M. Meeks to his successors dated September 1 1877 and recorded in said records in Bk 8 p 425. Said tract of land is also described as the same tract conveyed by deed of Marcus W. Winall establish forms James H. Crandall dated May 27, 1875 and recorded in said records in Book 8 at page 208. For a further description of the original closure and tenure's from so described as recorded in the two deeds first above mentioned reference is made to part of the survey made by John Troy, surveyor in the year 1843. This together with Chas. Hopkins & Lewis and Lyndon Dayden who a committee appointed by the Court of Common Pleas for the county of Providence to make partition of the estate of Sarah Meeks Esq. formerly of Charlestown deceased, her sons Silas & Jane wife of Hodgkinson Pelton, and the children of Joseph M. Meeks and formerly of Shanes were excused.) Also a tract of land known as a part of the Mailing land and bounded and described as follows: beginning at the northeast corner of said tract at a stone stones on the north side of the highway near the home of Sharks Prindick late of Charlestown deceased, thence S 25° W five and 49/100 [5.49] rods, thence S 18° fourteen (14) rods, thence S 21° W twenty eight (28) rods, thence S 12° W 21 twenty four and 70/100 (24.70) rods to a corner of the way thence N 57° W Sixty and 64/100 [60.64] rods, thence W 58° N forty (40) rods and thence N 53° W twenty two (22) rods thence N 52° W twenty four and 70/100 (24.70) rods thence S 12° W 14 W forty seven (47) rods to the end of said way, thence S 28° E thirty six and 70/100 [36.70] rods, thence S 37° E explore sixty six and 32/100 [66.32] rods thence W 15° E sixteen rods; thence N 63° E twenty two (22) rods thence S 5° E twenty four (24) rods thence S 37° E twenty five and 1/2 [25.5] rods

242 thence $\text{E} \frac{7}{8} 44^\circ \text{E} 2$ twenty four and $40/100$ $(23.40)$ rods thence $\text{S} 2 \frac{1}{2} 20^\circ \text{E}$, fourtee $[14]$ rods thence $\text{N} 60^\circ \text{E} 4$ forty six rods to the corner of a fence thence $\text{S} 27 \frac{1}{2}^\circ \text{N} 4$ forty six and $70/100$ $(46.70)$ rods to land formerly owned by Charles R Tucker and Edward R Mandell thence $\text{N} 45^\circ \text{W} 6$ eighty one and $50/100$ $(81.50)$ rods to a stone thence $\text{S} 38^\circ \text{N}$ twenty five and $60/100$ $(25.60)$ rods in the line of said Tucker and Mandell land to stone and stones thence $\text{S} 12 \frac{1}{2}^\circ \text{E}$ twenty three and $1/2$ $(23.50)$ rods to stones or clumps of stone or a large rock thence $\text{S} 65^\circ \text{E} 2$ seventy three $30/100$ $(73.30)$ rods to the place of beginning containing about seventy $(70)$ acres and one hundred fourteen $17/100$ $(114.17)$ acres or less said tract is bounded easterly by the Highway southerly by land formerly of James H Grundall westerly and northerly by land formerly of the Abraham Allen heirs and land formerly of Charles R Tucker et al and a lot conveyed by deed of Charles R Tucker et al to Joseph Annis and to the same tract conveyed by deed of Charles R Tucker et al to James H Grundall dated April 12, 1864 and recorded in said records in Book 8 at page 495 also a tract of land containing by estimation one hundred fourteen and $17/100$ $(114.17)$ acres more or less and bounded and described as Beginning at the southeaster corner of land formerly of Daniel Edmonds; thence by said Edmonds land to land formerly of Abraham Allen; thence by said Allen land to land formerly of William Barton; thence to the highway; thence on the highway until it comes to land formerly of Henry Allen; thence on said Allen's land until it comes to land that Edward Williams had of whose corner thence on said Allen's land until it comes to the first mentioned stone Being the same premises conveyed by deed of Oliver Howard, Jr. to Abraham Allen dated November 4, 1817 and recorded in said records in Book 17 at page 424 However otherwise bounded and described The premises hereby conveyed are the same which were conveyed to this grantor by deed from Emma F H Grundall dated the 1st day of June, $\text{L}\text{D}$ 1898 and recorded in the ann records of Charlestown in my Book 23 of records of deeds at page 206 Reference to said deed and said record if needed hereby made for a particular description The premises rights titles and interests hereby conveyed the contents of said deed being hereby made a part hereof in to the same intent and with the same effect as if the same had been incorporated herein To Have and to Hold the same with all the rights privileges and appurtenances hereunto appertaining unto

and to the use of the said grantees and their and assigns forever. In testimony whereof said Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company Pursuant to its hand and corporate seal this 12th day of August A.D. 1929 one thousand nine hundred and twenty nine by two duly qualified and authorized officers thereof. Signed and sealed in Presence of Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company [seal] Kennith J. Turner By P. H. Gardner Vice Pres. as to be by Geo. H. Simpson Secy State of Rhode Island County of Providence Day the city of Providence in said county on the 12th day of August A.D. 1929 before me personally appeared the above named P. H. Gardner and Geo. H. Simpson respectively Vice President and Secretary of the above named Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company each to me known and knowing me to be the parties who executed the foregoing instrument for and in behalf of said Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company and they severally acknowledged said instrument executed as aforesaid to be their free act and deed and the free act and deed of said Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company. Kennith J. Turner L.S. Notary Public My commission expires June 30 1931 Correct as form Oscar S. Heltgen Attorney General Received for Records Oct 10, 1933 And Recorded by Mary E. Lowery Deputy Clerk