4/10/1961 · DEED · book 37 page 558 doc 6885@37/558

558 WITNESS our hands this 1st day of April, A. D. 1961. EDWIN E. JONES CLARA E. JONES In presence of: Edward M. Botelle STATE of RHODE ISLAND ) COUNTY OF WASHINGTON ) In Hopkinton, on the 1st day of April, A. D. 1961, before me personally appeared EDWIN E. JONES and CLARA E. JONES, husband and wife, both to me known and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument, and they severally acknowledged said instrument, by them executed, to be their free act and deed. EDWARD M. BOTELLE Notary Public Received for record April 7th, A. D. 1961 at 3 1/2 o'clock, p. m., and recorded by [?] Town Clerk ---- DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGE The undersigned, having received full payment and satisfaction of a certain mortgage dated April 1, 1961, and recorded in the records of land evidence in the Town of Charlestown in the State of Rhode Island, in Book Number 37 at page 557 we hereby cancel and discharge the same. And we covenant to and with the person making said payment that we are the present owners of said mortgage. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereto set our hands and seals this last day of December A. D. 1962. Signed in presence of : WALLACE G. BURDICK GLENNIA H. BURDICK Glenna F. Golden For all signatures Received for record December 13th A. D. 1962 at 9:24 o'clock, a.m., and recorded by Joan M. Slack Deputy Town Clerk ---- TO ALL PEOPLE TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREETING: KNOW YE, That I, REV. MAURICE D'ANGELO, of the Town of New Britain, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, for the consideration of one or more dollars, received, to my full satisfaction of MARY J. D'ANGELO, of the Town of Westerly, County of New Haven and State of Connecticut, do by these presents remise, release and forever Quit-Claim unto the said Mary J. D'Angelo, her heirs and assigns forever, all the right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever that I the said releasor may have or ought to have in or on an undivided one-half interest on and in to, that certain parcel or tract of land situated and being in the Town of Charlestown, County of Washington, State of Rhode Island, and bounded and described as follows: The northerly one-half (1/2) part or portion of a parcel of land, among other things, Site Properties North of H. R. Burdick, designated as Lot Number 20 on a certain plat map of Site Properties North of H. R. Burdick, Quonochonticut East Beach, Charlestown, R. I., 100 feet to an end, April 1934, by G. W. Burdick, Woodbury, Md., said lot being a part of the land in the Town of Charlestown, as recorded in Book No. 1, Page 28. the premises herein conveyed are bounded northerly by Lot No. 17, a distance of 150 feet, more or less; easterly by Charlestown Road, a distance of 50 feet; southerly by the southerly one-half (1/2) of said Lot No. 16, a distance of 155 feet, more or less; westerly as shown on said plat, a distance of 100 feet. Being the same piece or parcel of land conveyed to Rev. Maurice D'Angelo by Quit-Claim Deed dated July 15, 1960 and recorded in Book 37, Page 32 of Records of Land Evidence in the Town of Charlestown, in the State of Rhode Island on August 3, 1960. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the premises, with all the appurtenances, unto the said Releasee her heirs, successors and assigns forever, so that neither I the Releasor nor my heirs nor any other person under me or them shall hereafter have any claim, right or title in or to the premises or any part thereof, but therefrom I and they are by these presents, forever barred and excluded. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day of March, 1961. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in presence of MARLENE A. COSGINA Marlene A. Cosgina FRANK J. DILETTO Frank J. DiLetto REV. MAURICE D'ANGELO (SEAL) Rev. Maurice D'Angelo

559 STATE OF CONNECTICUT } County of Hartford } ss. New Britain, March 30, A. D. 1961 Personally appeared Rev. Maurice D'Angelo Signer and Sealer of the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged the same to be his free act and deed before me, FRANK J. DILECRETO Commissioner of the Superior Court Frank J. Dilecreto STATE OF CONNECTICUT } Hartford County, } ss. I, Raymond G. Calemne, Clerk of the County of Hartford and of the Superior Court of said State within and for said County, which is a Court of Record, and keeper of the Seal thereof, DO HEREBY Certify that Frank J. Dilecreto said Commissioner of the Superior Court made acknowledgment of the above named instrument, the date of which is the 30th day of March, A. D. 1961, and that he took the acknowledgment of the foregoing signing party and take or administer the same, and was an attorney at law, duly admitted to practice in said State, residing therein and in good standing, and as such attorney at law, he was duly admitted to said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer oaths for criminal purposes, and to take affidavits in any civil duty; further that he was duly admitted by said State to administer