The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 7522

6/2/1922 · DEED · book 20 page 186 doc 7522

From DAY ANNIE A life
To HATHAWAY ANNIE F
Premises none · parcel of land with buildings on Onionsmouth Neck (Onionsmouth Neck, Scituate)

Back — where this land came from

deed Silas B. and Annie A. Day book 13 p 18 Scituate
“conveyed by Indent deed of date 1st October 1843 to Silas B. and Annie A. Day”
◀ Follow back 1894 · DEED · BABCOCK ALBERT S; BABCOCK LAUTIE A → DAY LILLIE B; DAY ANNIE A · book 13 p 18
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deed book 13 p 261 Scituate
“Also May 11th 1876 recorded June 3rd 1876 Book 13 page 261”
◀ Follow back 1896 · DEED · MONEY JOHN W; MONEY CARRIE L → COLE HATTIE W · book 13 p 261
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The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1916 · DEED · DAY ANNA M; DAY MARION C; DAY WILLIAM F → DAY ANNIE A · book 18 p 343
◀ 1914 · DEED · TRUE FIDELIA D; TRUE HENRY F → DAY LILLIE B; DAY ANNIE A · book 18 p 127
◀ 1896 · DEED · BABCOCK ALBERT S; BABCOCK LAUTIE A → DAY LILLIE B; DAY ANNIE A · book 13 p 221
◀ 1894 · DEED · BABCOCK ALBERT S; BABCOCK LAUTIE A → DAY LILLIE B; DAY ANNIE A · book 13 p 18

Forward — where this land went

The grantee's later conveyances, by name — the man, not necessarily this land; the one that cites this deed as its source is the land

▶ 1922 · DEED · HATHAWAY HARRY S; HATHAWAY ANNIE F → GRAVES BERTHA B; LEWIS EVA B · book 20 p 194
▶ 1932 · DEED · HATHAWAY HARRY S; HATHAWAY ANNIE F → KELLEY MARTHA E · book 25 p 121

The instrument's own words

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186 Know All Men by these presents that I D. Annie A resident of Northfield County of Essex in the State of New Jersey hereinafter called the grantor in consideration of ten dollars from paid by Carrie H. Hathaway of North Scituate County County of Providence and State of Rhode Island hereinafter called the grantee the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged do hereby grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantor and her heirs and assigns forever All That certain tract of a parcel of land lying on Onionsmouth Neck as called in the town of Scituate County of Washington state of Rhode Island together with the buildings thereon erected described as follows Bounded on the East by the farm of lots Ann 1/2 R day on the South by the Ocean or the beach land of Custine and Carrie H. Hathaway on the North by a street or highway otherwise bounded containing all that property conveyed by Indent deed of date 1st October 1843 to Silas B. and Annie A. Day recorded in the Town records office at Scituate R.I. dated July 25th 1874 recorded August 19th 1874 Book 13 page 18 Also May 11th 1876 recorded June 3rd 1876 Book 13 page 261 Together with all rights granted but subject to such reservations as may be hereunto in said deed To have and to hold the above grantory premises with all the rights privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging unto and to the use of the said grantee and her heirs and assigns forever And I the said grantor do hereby for myself for my heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said grantee and her heirs and assigns that I am lawfully seised in fee simple of the said grantor premises That the saids are all free from all incumbrances That I have good right full power and lawful authority to sell and convey the same in manner as aforesaid That the said grantee and her heirs and assigns shall by these presents at all times hereafter peaceably and quietly have and enjoy the said premises and that I the said grantor will and my heirs executors and administrators further warrant and defend the same to the said grantee and her heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons And the said grantor do covenant that I own unencumbered In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this seventeenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty two Reserve Executed in presence of 4320 Joseph S. Smith Annie A. Day L.S.
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187 State of New Jersey County of Essex His Newark in, on the nineteenth day of May AD 1922 before me personally appeared Annie R Day to me known and known me to be the party executing the foregoing instrument and did it acknowledge said instrument to be her granted to be her free act and deed. Joseph B. Smith Notary Public of New Jersey SS Received for record June 21 1922 at 8.15 o'clock AM and recorded by George W. Cox, Town Clerk Know All Men By these presents, that I Charles Burdick of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island hereinafter called the grantor in consideration of ten dollars and other valuable considerations to me paid by James H Collins of the City and County of Providence in the State of Rhode Island hereinafter called the grantee the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by herby grants bargains sells and conveys unto the said grantee his heirs and assigns forever a certain lot of land situated in said Charlestown containing by estimation two and one half (2 1/2) acres be the same more or less and in bounds and divided as follows beginning at the highway at the corner of said land formerly of Peter Hopkins and running North easterly bounding South westerly on said highway to land known as "the secondary land" then North easterly bounding South westerly on said secondary land boundary to the "Indian cedar swamp" then South easterly bounding North easterly on said swamp to said Peter Hopkins's land then south westerly bounding South easterly on said Hopkins land to the place of beginning or boundaries otherwise the same may be described it being a tract of the Indian Reservation and for a more accurate description of which reference is hereby made to the map of said Indian Reservation on file in the Town Clerk's office in said Charlestown and being the same premises conveyed to Edward A Sloan to Charles Burdick by deed recorded August 23 1887 in Fourth Book at pages 464-465 of the Real Estate Records of said Charlestown The land

The page as recorded

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