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Leghorn Arnold, residing at [illegible] ,
York. Thomas L. Arnold, residing at [illegible],
Connecticut, and the Washington Iron Works Company, a
Rhode Island corporation, lawyers at offices for the
transaction of business at Woonsocket, Rhode Island,
Executors of said Arnold's will under seal mot. said
Testator of Thomas L. Arnold, likewise, for consideration
three thousand Dollars ($3000) paid by George B. Elmore
and Mary M. Elmore, its wife representatives of the
Village of Cumberland owners of land in town, state
correspondingly Grant to said George B. Elmore and
Mercerie M. Elmore his wife void. Warranty Conveyance
That said Grantor real estate situated in the town of
County of Washington the plot of land described
described as follows:
Beginning at No 13 w.m. Block 5 "central st"
at Dexter's Factory Charlestown, 175 feet south on
Thomas L. Arnold's north 1° 80' west 144' 125'
G. Hagerty's south east corner and then north 60 east
south east corner Mill-house road north 150' north
and then Leghorn Arnold's north east corner for the
said Grantees, their heirs now and for ever for the
use and benefit of the said Grantees, their heirs now assigned,
these grants limited to the use of all water’s
pass and repose on food, wood and other materials whereas
then used had and that said Elmore has over the road
as now maintained by grant and owner. That the
said Grantees, their heirs now and for ever have warranty
now and for the use of their heirs quality and warrants
shall have a right of way, the community or others
pass across the beach land, in portion described as follows:
on a plan of land boundary described as follows: Grantee's
land boundaries marked by poles which are clearly distinguished from
Mary L. Arnold's Charlestown, i'd M. Hill, some
Civil Engineer" July 1912" said plot being an isle on
the Laurel Brook office near Charlestown. That
the said Grantees, their heirs now assigned, shall however
be permitted to erect some structures small both houses
and dog shelter by ten fifteen feet on around some
land north of the proposed highway on however
said plot but no other structure than 10 feet is permitted
his survey. The said Grantees, residents and warrants
shall have a right of way in said highway and
common with said Grantors, their heirs now assigned
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350 --- in a durable way be maintained as
a public road for residents, visitors, their heirs and assigns.
It is a road along the east side of the shore of [Northshore]
and it shall be called East Landing Rd.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 1st day of January 1931
[Signature: Francis D. Donnelly]
Francis D. Donnelly
President
Northshore Beach Company (LS)
By [Signature: George L. Perry] George L. Perry Treas.
[Signature: Sarah Perry] Sarah Perry Secretary
at a meeting of the voters of [Town Name] held on the 20th day of January, 1931
present and voting [List of names illegible] and
Francis D. Donnelly President of Northshore Beach Company it was
voted that the public road known as East Landing Rd be
accepted by the town in its entirety as laid out and described, and
that the town shall maintain said road in good repair, the Town Inspector to
determine the work area and maintenance.
Attest: [Signature: Hilary Labbe]
Hilary Labbe
Town Clerk
State of Rhode Island
County of [County Name], ss.
At a meeting of the voters of [Town Name] held in said county, on the sixth day of
[Month] 1931, at [Location], the following persons being present and voting, namely
[List of names illegible], the town voted that the corporate trustees of
Northshore Beach Company, the said corporate trustees, and
their successors and assigns, be and hereby are authorized to
execute and perform the duties of the officers of
said corporation, and authorized further that they had
signed and sealed the said instrument in their
respective characters for and on behalf of the said corporation,
and that such execution was done then and there by each of them
free and voluntary, and signed and sealed the free and
voluntary acting and seal found corresponding, and that
the seal affixed is the instrument in the corporate seal of
said corporation.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
seal this day and year first above written.
[Signature: Joseph P. Hubbard]
Joseph P. Hubbard
Justice of Peace
recorded in the records February 6, 1931 at 5:30 PM the same
received by
[Signature: Lydia L. Beaman]
Lydia L. Beaman
Town Clerk
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