The instrument's own words
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Know All Men by these presents that we, Anne A. Hopie and
Albert Hopie, assignees and the present holders of two (2) certain mortgages
given by Joseph B. Hamilton to Lawrence G. Hopie; the first one dated February
1st 1914 and recorded with the deeds of mortgages in the town of East Greenwich
Rhode Island, Deed book 12, page 299 said second one dated
August 28th 1914 and delivered to probate number 352
do hereby acknowledge that we have received from said Joseph B. Hamilton
the mortgages marked in each one of said fundings full payment
and satisfaction of each one of said mortgages and of the two (2)
fundings more fully described and set forth considerations thereof
to do hereby cancel and discharge said mortgages and remise
release and forever quitclaim unto the said Joseph B. Hamilton
and his heirs and assigns all interest acquired under each
one of said mortgages in the premises hereby conveyed.
This instrument witness, that the said Anne A. Hopie and Albert
Hopie execute it with hands and seals this seventh day of
March AD 1912.
Signed and sealed in the presence of
John H. Stone & Noty Pub.
Edwin J. Stubbs & O.T.P.
Anne A. Hopie [seal]
Albert Hopie [seal]
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
County of Suffolk SS.
I, Nathan P. Colton on the seventh day of March AD 1912 before me
personally appeared Anne A. Hopie to me known, and known
by me to be one of the parties executing the foregoing instrument
and did acknowledge and declared said instrument that they executed to be
her free act and deed.
John H. Stone
Notary Public [seal]
my commission expires December 18, 1913
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence SS.
I, W. C. Carterson on the eleventh day of March AD 1912
before me personally appeared Albert Hopie to me known, and
known by me to be one of the parties executing the foregoing
instrument and he did acknowledge said instrument that him
executed to be his free act and deed.
Edwin J. Stubbs
Notary Public [seal]
Received for record March 12th 1912 at 3 o'clock PM
and returned by George H. Lecone from bland