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235 company for itself and for its successors and assigns as covenant with the said Noel B. Foner his heirs and assigns that it will warrant and defend the aforesaid premises unto the said Noel B. Foner his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by title under it. [Signed] [Seal] Testimony whereof said corporation by its treasurer duly authorized presents its seal it is hand and seal this 19th day of November in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen. Signed and sealed in presence of [Signature] Fred H. Brown Treasurer's Company [Signature] By Geo R. Huthcliffe Treasurer [Seal] Return State Tax $1.50 State of Rhode Island County of Washington On December on the 14 day of December A.D. 1919 before me personally appeared John R. Huthcliffe Treasurer of the Leonarda Company to me known and known by me to be the party executing the following instrument which he acknowledged said instrument to be his act and deed and the free act and deed of said Leonarda company [Signature] Ezra E. Barber Notary Public Received for record November 20th 1919 at 10 o clock AM. and recorded by George W. Coone Town Clerk Know ALL MEN by these presents, that we, Hector Albert Toloni and Emma Madeline Toloni husband and wife both of the Town of Charlestown, Washington County and State of Rhode Island, hereinafter called the grantors, in consideration of ten dollars and other valuable considerations to us paid by Cole B. UTSchell of New Ridge, County of Essex and State of New Jersey, hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof we hereby acknowledge, do hereby grant, grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said grantee his heirs and assigns forever a certain farm situated in Charlestown, Washington County and State of Rhode Island, containing eighty (80) acres more or less with a dwelling house, barn and other buildings thereon standing, bounded as follows, viz: Commencing at the southwest corner of the said mill lot now owned by Eleanor J. Lorene; thence southely by the highway to land formerly of

200 AFFIDAVIT I, William D. Cross, Collector as above named for the Town of Charlestown, on oath depose and may that the facts stated in the aforesaid deed are true. WILLIAM D. CROSS Collector of Taxes for the Town of Charlestown subscribed and sworn to this 21st day of December A. D. 1961, before me JAMES O. WATTS Notary Public Legal Advertising 10 TOWN OF CHARLESTOWN, R.I. Tax Collector's Sale Taxes for the Town of Charles- town for the year 1958, 1959, 1960 and 1961, including interest to the highest bidder at a pub- lic sale to be held at the Town Hall, Charlestown, R.I., on Tues- day, December 26, 1961, at 10 o'clock A.M. in the forenoon, for the amount of taxes, interest and costs, against the following per- sons, in their right, title and in- terest in the following described real estate, to wit: The sum or sums against the de- scendants of said persons, in their right, title and interest in the property tax if any thereto they are entitled by descent or devi- se or conveyance of white the said taxes, interest and costs and expenses charges and incident thereto. A full and complete description of said real estate will be given at said sale. For further information see the records of the town of Charles- town, R.I. BOOTHMAN, James C. & Sinter y Elizabeth B. Plot 1, Lot 1, BOOTHMAN, Robert W. & Ellis- abeth B. Plot 1, Lot 2, CARBONE, Margaret A. & Phil- ip Carbone Plot 1, Lot 3, CARBONE, Margaret A. & Phil- ip Carbone Plot 1, Lot 4, CRANING Hall Family Plot 1, Lot 5, CRANING, Hall Family Plot 1, Lot 6, CHARLESTOWN, R. I. CRANING, Hall Family Plot 1, Lot 7, OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. OVALLY, Charles P. I. 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237 All consideration aforesaid I Emma Gradleine Folson the wife of Hezekiah Albert Folson do hereby release all my right of dower and all other estates & rights in aid to the said granted premises unto the said Hezekiah and his heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 31st day of October in the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred and nineteen. Signed and sealed in presence of George A. Breeden Hezekiah Albert Folson L.S. Emma Gradleine Folson L.S. (Running clerk Stamps) 81.-- State of Rhode Island County of Providence At Providence on the 17th day of November A.D. 1919 before me personally appeared Hezekiah Albert Folson and Emma Gradleine Folson to me known and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged said instrument to be their free act and deed. George A. Breeden Notary Public Received for record November 25th 1919 at 9 oclock AM and recorded by George E. Moore, Town Clerk. KNOW All MEN by these presents, That I Edward S. Clark of the town of Charlestown, in the county of Washington State of Rhode Island hereinafter called the mortgagor in consideration of ten thousand (10000) dollars to me paid by said F. Clark of Warwick, County and State aforesaid hereinafter called the mortgagee, the receipt hereof is hereby acknowledged to hereby grant, grant bargain, sell and convey unto the said mortgagee and his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract of land lying in said Charlestown, consisting forty acres more or less, bounded Northerly on land formerly of Emma A. Browning, Easterly on land formerly of said Emma A. Browning and East of 도로y M. Noblet, Southerly on the Salt Pond and Westerly on land of Frank W. Arnold or however otherwise bounded. Being the same premises conveyed to this mortgagor by deed from Leah B. Dye recorded in Land Evidence of said Charlestown, in Book 17 at Page 112