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345 DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGES THE RALCO REALTY CORPORATION, a Connecticut Corporation, duly authorized to conduct business in the State of Rhode Island, having received full payment and satisfaction for that certain mortgage from Elizabeth J. Campbell, recorded in the Land Evidence Records of the Town of Charlestown in Book 37 at Page 341 dated August 11, 1960 hereby cancel and discharge the same. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, said THE RALCO REALTY CORPORATION, has caused these presents to be signed and its Corporate Seal to be hereunto fixed by MICHAEL P. LENIHAN, its TREASURER, duly authorized, this 26th day of August A.D. 1975. THE RALCO REALITY CORPORATION Michael P. Lenihan, Treasurer(CORPORATE SEAL) STATE OF RHODE ISLAND COUNTY OF WASHINGTON On this twenty-eighth day of August 1975 before me personally appeared MICHAEL P. Lenihan, Treasurer of The Ralco Realty Corporation and acknowledged me that he executed the instrument by his free act and deed and deed and free will as Treasurer of the Ralco Realty Corporation. DIANE R. HOWARD 6/30/76 Recorded August 4th, A.D. 1975 at 1:25 o'clock P.M. by [signature] Deputy Town Clerk Notary Public(Hi Commission Expires ---- STATUTORY FORM OF WARRANTY DEED. I, RAYMOND H. CAMPBELL, of the City, County and State of New York, for consideration paid grant to ELIZABETH J. CAMPBELL and ELIZABETH S. JONES, both of the City, County and State of New York, as joint tenants and to certain tenants in common, meaning to the same, with warranty, CONVEYS WARRANTY Deeds. A certain tract or parcel of land and situated being at and occupying Quonsetcong Central Beach, so called, in the Town of Charlestown, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island together with the buildings and improvements thereon, is more or less in extent and described as follows, to wit: Lot #20 as shown and delineated on a certain plat or plan entitled "Plat of Quonsetcong Central Beach, Charlestown, Rhode Island, Town & Surveyor, Inc., Agents go Both the owner, Oct 1922, Board of Health & Town, approved Oct 1922" filed in the Town Clerk's office of Charlestown, Rhode Island, in Book 24 at Page 154. Said grantor, their heirs and assigns, shall have the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and upon the roads as shown on said plat or plan leading to the public highway and as well as the right to use and pass over and

346 WITNESS my hand this 29th day of May, 1960. RAYMOND H. CAMPBELL (DOCUMENTARY STAMPS, $3.85) STATE OF NEW YORK } COUNTY OF NEW YORK } SS.: On the 29th day of May, 1960, before me personally came RAYMOND H. CAMPBELL, to me known to be the individual described herein and who executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same. BERNARD R. KAPLAN Notary Public Attorney and Counselor at Law State of New York, Ro. Qualified in Nassau County State expires March 30, 1962 STATE OF NEW YORK } County of Nassau } SS.: I, FRANCIS J. ANDERSON, County Clerk and Clerk of the Supreme Court Nassau County, a Court of Record having by law a seal, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that Harold R. Kaplan whose name is subscribed to the Deposition, certificate or proof of the annexed instrument, was at the time of taking the same an Attorney PUBLIC in and for the State, New York, duly commissioned and qualified to act as such, and a resident of Nassau County and throughout said State; that pursuant to law a commission, or a certificate of his appointment and qualification, and his autograph signature, deposited with me now filed in my office, are true copies of the originals duly certified by the Secretary of State, the State of New York to administer oaths and affirmations, to certify the acknowledgment or proof of deeds and other written instruments for use in the State of Rhode Island, and as such is competent to administer oaths, to protect and take acknowledgments and certify specifications; and that I am well acquainted with the handwriting of such Notary Public, or have compared the signature on the annexed instrument with his autograph signature deposited in my office, and believe that the signature is genuine. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Mineola, N. Y., this 31 day of June, 1960. 141844 FRANCIS J. ANDERSON County Clerk and Clerk of the Supreme Court, Nassau County. Received for record August 16th, A. D. 1960 at 9:10 o'clock, a. m., and recorded by [?] Town Clerk ---- KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that I, RICHARD D. GANLEY, of the City and County of Providence and State of Rhode Island, for consideration paid, grant to ALBERT BOCHER and BEATRICE BOCHER, husband and wife, both of the City of Woonsocket, County of Providence and State of Rhode Island, as joint tenants and not as tenants in common, with WARRANTY COVENANTS Two (2) certain (two) lots or parcels of land, situated in the Town of Charlestown, County of Washington State of Rhode Island, laid out and designated as Lots Numbers 581 and 582, on that map or plat entitled, "Map of Charlestown by the Sea, Charlestown, Rhode Island" owned and developed by Thomas F. Reilly, Scale 1" = 100 feet, dated July 25, 1924, K. W. Leighton, Civil Engineer, New Haven, Connecticut," which said Plat is recorded in the Town Clerk's Office, said Town of "Charlestown, reference to said plat being hereby had and the same and the made same a part hereof. The premises herein conveyed are subject to the restrictions of the record and which are contained on aforesaid Map. Such parking privileges as the Grantor herein has by virtue of the title deeds of record are also granted to the Grantee herein. This conveyance is made subject to taxes assessed to the Town of Charlestown, as of December 31, 1959. Meaning and intending to convey the same premises conveyed by deed of Cecelia M. Downes to this Grantor dated May 8th, 1958 and recorded in the Records of Land Evidence, said Town of Charlestown, in Book No. 36 at Page 287. I, Richard D. Ganley, covenant that I am unmarried. WITNESS my hand this 12th day of August, 1960. RICHARD D. GANLEY (DOCUMENTARY STAMP, 55¢)