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For consideration of one dollar, the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged, I William Peters Reese, of Hambleton, Kent County, Rh.I.,
do upon the delivery to and acceptance by me of a satisfactory warranty
deed from George B. Dawngranty of the town of Hopkinton, County of
Washington and State of Rhode Island surrounding Kent County of
real estate to wit: A certain lot or parcel of land one with the improvements
thereon located in the town of Hopkinton, county of Washington and
State of Rhode Island and same particularly designated as Lot
one on a plot of land belonging to Thomas H. Barker, dated September
18, 1870, and filed for record in the land evidence of said location,
in book 12 page 293 etc., do hereby grant to one Ernest W. Linkleman,
an adjacent owner to the above described real estate, the right way
privilege to maintain, operate, repair and remove certain water conduits
buried through and over said above described real estate, for the
purpose of taking and drawing water from a certain well through
bore holes for all domestic purposes to the use of the said Ernest W.
Linkleman. It is expressly provided however, that all damage
to said real estate caused by maintaining, cleaning, repairing or
removing said pipes shall be paid by the said Ernest W. Linkleman.
Provided further, however, that the said privilege extended to the
said Ernest W. Linkleman to draw and take water from said well
by said person is permitted to himself his family and servants and
wholly non-assignable and said right to use said water is subject to the
efficient condition and restriction that said well shall furnish
and maintain an adequate supply of water for both families in
the event that the said William Peters Reese should build and reside
upon said real estate at any time in the future. It hereby
being the intention and purpose of the willment to grant the said
Ernest W. Linkleman the right and privilege to haul and take
water from said well for all domestic purposes so long as its use
by himself, family and servant shall not interfere with and
reduce this supply sufficient for the purposes and needs of the said
William Peters Reese himself, his heirs and assigns. The intention
of this agreement is to ensure an adequate water supply from his
bore well for the said William Peters Reese, his heirs and assigns.
In witness whereof I have executed my hand this first day
of November, AD 1922.
Witness
L. H. Borovsky
Wpm Peters Reese
of Hambleton, Kent County Rh.I.
State of Rhode Island, Kent County, SS.
Be it remembered, that on the first day of November
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A.D. 1922 personally appeared before me a Notary Public of Kent
County R.I. that certain named William Elmore Executor and
acknowledged the signing of the within instrument to be his
voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein mentioned,
L. Tate Cromly
Ashbey Billie, Kent County, Notary Public SS
Received for record December 5th 1922 at 10.30 P.M.
and recorded by George L. Towell Town Clerk
Know all men by these presents that Columbia
Narrow Fabric Company of the Town of Richmond in the county
of Washington and state of Rhode Island in consideration of the
sum of ten dollars to Lloyd B. Williams & Taft of the Town of
Richmond aforesaid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged
do hereby convey, release and forever quitclaim unto said
William B. Taft his heirs and assigns forever all the right title,
interest property claim and demand had owed it a right, or of right
now to have or claim in and to a certain lot of land situated in
the Town of Charlestown in said county and state bounded as follows:
Beginning at a certain rock near the line that acres of town roads
crosses Northly by the road six rods to another rock Thence running
North westerly five rods to another rock Thence running
Southerly six rods to a rock by the other road Thence South twelve
rods by said road and five rods to the field mentioned bound The said
tenure is to make and maintain all fence around said lot,
including and extending hereby to convey to the said grantee
the land and building thereon as the Respondent's school property,
To have and to hold the same, with all the rights,
privileges and appurtenances hereunto appertaining unto said
to the line of them the said William B. Taft his heirs and assigns
forever And that the aforementioned Columbia Narrow Fabric
Company for itself and its successors and assigns do
covenant with the said William B. Taft his heirs and successors
that it will warrant and defend the aforesaid premises
unto the said William B. Taft his heirs and assigns
against the lawful claims and demands of all
persons claiming by through or under it.
In testimony whereof the Columbia Narrow Fabric
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