The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
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1/2/1914 · AGREEMENT · book 18 page 11 doc 6861

From CAROLINA MILLS CO life
To NICHOLS FRANK C life, JOHNSON LEVI life, ROOKE GEORGE W
Premises none · none (Providence)

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1914 · DEED · NICHOLS FRANK C TRUSTEE; JOHNSON LEVI TRUSTEE; ROOPE GEORGE W TRUSTEE → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 18 p 91
◀ 1888 · EASEMENT · CARMICHAEL MANUFACTURING CO → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 495
◀ 1888 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK; NIANTIC SAVINGS BANK; CARMICHAEL MANUFACTURING → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 510
◀ 1887 · DEED · METCALF EDWARD P; METCALF MARY G → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 459
◀ 1886 · DEED · MCINNES DUNCAN → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 415
◀ 1883 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 10 p 103
◀ 1883 · DEED · WORK GODFREY → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 169
◀ 1883 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · PALMER PETER P; DUFFY JOHN → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 200
◀ 1883 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · MONEY JOHN W; DUFFY JOHN → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 209
◀ 1882 · DEED · WORK GODFREY → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 43
◀ 1882 · DEED · CRANDALL CHRISTOPHER S → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 11 p 107
◀ 1881 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · HAZARD ROWLAND → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 10 p 195
◀ 1873 · DEED · TINKHAM ELLISON; METCALF FRANKLIN; TINKHAM MERCY A; METCALF NARCISSA S → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 10 p 82
◀ 1861 · MORTGAGE · GRIESINGER WILLIAM → CAROLINA MILLS CO · book 8 p 360

Forward — where this land went

Follow forward ▶ 1943 · DEED · NYE HENRY L; NYE MARY A; FISH MYRA V; FISH GEORGE M → FISH FRANK C · book 29 p 102
“deed from the heirs of Samuel watson recorded in the records of deeds in the town of Charlestown in Book 18 at page 11”
cites this instrument as its source · read by gemma

The instrument's own words

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114 State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Providence ss, Collector's Office of the Municipal Court of the City of Providence I, Milford D. Rogers, clerk of the Municipal court of the City of Providence having by law the custody of the seal aforesaid all the records books documents and papers of or pertaining to said Court hereby certify that the papers hereto annexed be true copies of papers appertaining to said Court and a file or record in said office to wit, the last will and testament of David E. Larkin late of Providence deceased, and the decree of said Court admitting said will to probate And further certify that the proof of said will in said Court was by oral testimony only, and that there are no proofs or substance of party or file or record in said Court, In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said Court this twenty fifth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fourteen L S [Seal] Milford D. Rogers Clerk I, David E. Larkin, of the City and County of Providence in the State of Rhode Island aforesaid, being of sound mind and memory do make this instrument as and for my last will and testament I direct that the funeral charges and the expenses of my last illness and just debts coming upon me at the time of my decease be paid out of my estate I give, devise and bequeath unto my beloved wife Hattie E all my estate, real, personal and mixed of whatsoever name or nature wherever the same may be situate all that which I now have, has, or may hereafter acquire of which I may be seized and possessed at the time of my decease, to her and her heirs and assigns forever I hereby nominate and hereby appoint as executrix upon my estate my said wife Hattie E Larkin, and desire that she be not required to give surety or sureties upon her bond to the Probate Court In witness of all which it do hereunto set my hand David E. Larkin Signed Published and declared by the said David E. Larkin as and for his last will and testament in our presence while at his request in his presence and in presence of each other at the time hereunto set our names as witnesses Adrian J Parsons Francis Deauiston Parsons Herbert W Sprague
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115 State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Municipal Court of the City of Providence, April 21, A.D. 1794. The instrument of writing which is the last will and testament of said David E. Barkin late of said Providence deceased, was on the record day of April instant presented for probate and then received and referred to this day for consideration, with an order of notice thereon. It was then read, witness having been duly given thereon, pursuant to said order, and two of the subscribing witnesses thereto, to wit Daniel P. Parseve and Francis Courtenay Parsons are present sworn and examined and on oath declare that they and the other subscribing witness thereto, namely Herbert W. Sprague were present and saw said David E. Barkin sign said instrument and heard him declare the same to be his last will and testament and that they, at the same time and at the request and in the presence of said David E. Barkin and in the presence of each other subscribed their names as witnesses thereto, and that said David E. Barkin was then of full age and sound mind, and no person appearing to object hereto said instrument is therefore adjudged to be proved and the same is approved, accepted and allowed as and for the last will and testament of said David E. Barkin deceased and it is ordered that as such the same be recorded. It is further ordered that latter testamentary residue to Barthe P. Barkin, the secretary manner is said will she first giving bond without surety for the due performance of said trust. Continued as decreed by order of the Court. Milford D. Rogers, Clerk Received for record August 24 1914 at 11 oclock A.M. and returned by George LaBrune Town Clerk

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