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State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
On this Providence in said County on the 17th day of January
AD 1923 before me personally appeared the above named individuals,
Benjamin P. Moulton and Ruth Colette Moulton both of their
to me known, and known by me to be the parties executing the
following instrument and acknowledged said instrument in their
capacities to be their free act and deed.
James E. Hurley
Notary Public
my commission expires June 30, 1923
Received for record August 25th 1923 at 9-15 o'clock AM
and recorded by, Calige G. Corliss, From Court
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I Williams
de Selles, unmarried of the Town of East Providence in the County
of Providence and State of Rhode Island in consideration of the
sum of ten dollars paid to me by George L. Carmichael and Milton
Buckminster of the Town of East Providence, the receipt hereof is hereby
acknowledged, do hereby remise, release and forever quitclaim unto
the said George Carmichael and Milton Buckminster both wife of the
Town of East Providence, in the County of Providence State of Rhode Island to
their heirs and assigns forever all the right title interest property
claims and demands which I now have or of right might have to
hence or claims, and to a certain lot of land a parcel of land
situate on the North shore of Seekonk River laid out in a Town
of East Providence bounded and described as follows Beginning
at the South westerly corner thereof, at a point in the North westerly
line of land of Silas G. Eaton extending westerly from a nail
hole in a stone in direction easterly bounding land of Quates
thence east from land formerly of Augusta Rogers Estate,
and at a right angle with said wall, ninety seven and
seventy six hundredths (97.76) feet east a line thence easterly
and northward fifty (50) feet of line then easterly at right
angles with said line northward one hundred seventy nine
(179) feet more or less, to the shore of said Seekonk River
thence south westerly following the shore land Paid to a
point at the termination of a line extended at right
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520 angle with the said Northwesterly corner of the tract herein granted
thence in a Northerly direction along said line to the North easterly
corner of a piece of adjoining property otherwise described, being lots
numbered three (3), four (4) and five (5), all as shown on a certain
plan of building sites known as Hunter's Harbor by R. Jenks,
Surveyor, dated November 1923. Said plot being staked in
the Town Evidence Records of said Celebration. It is made a
condition of this deed that the grantee, his heirs, agents, servants,
heirs executors, administrators and assigns shall at all times
and for all purposes be permitted to pass and re-pass with
vehicles or on foot over and across the road running as the
West Arm of Narragansett Road Road for about two thousand (2000) feet
South from the Providence Post Road thence Southerly along the
west line of the land known as the Welcome H. Field land
now owned by Thomas S. Arnold, to a gate about three
hundred twenty (320) feet from said Celebration Road or Road
thence easterly across the Mary Branch road and after and
down a small pathway now owned by said Thomas S. Arnold,
to wind over the road known as the Harbor Road to the lots
hereby conveyed, and the grantee, his heirs, agents, servants,
heirs executors, administrators and assigns shall also have
a right of way to the beach or ocean after and across the
said beach road, a portion of which is shown on a plan or plot
of beach lands designated as follows: "Beach lands
owned by Sarah G. Campbell with her husband and
Mary Pundestadt Celebration Rd, RI, in A. Houseman, Council
Enforcement, July 1920" Said plot being filed in the
Town Evidence Records of said Celebration.
To have and to hold the same with all the rights,
privileges and appurtenances thereunto appertaining,
unto and to the use of the said being A. Campbell and
Milton Pundestadt their heirs and assigns forever.
And I the aforementioned William C. A. Field for myself
and for my heirs, executors and administrators covenant
with the said A. Campbell and Milton Pundestadt
their heirs and assigns, that I will warrant and defend
the aforesaid premises unto the said being A. Campbell and
Milton Pundestadt and their heirs and assigns
forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all
persons claiming by the right or under one.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand
and seal this ninth day of August in the year of
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our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty three.
Witness Signed and sealed in presence of
Stroup [signature] Mary En. En Code [signature] Williams La Bliss LS
W^r
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
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on Providence on the ninth day of August AD 1823 before
me personally appeared Williams La Bliss to me known, and known
by me to be the party executing the foregoing instrument, and he
acknowledged said instrument to be his free
act and deed.
[signature] Isabella Garratt
Notary Public
Recorded for record August 25th 1823 at 10 1/2 Clock Star,
and recorded by George L. Lowery Town Clerk
KNOW ALL MEN by these Presents that I, Jennie E.
Relaton, of the town of Colehinton, County of Washington, State of
Rhode Island, widow and devisee of William H. Relaton, late of said
Colehinton, deceased, in consideration of the sum of One Hundred dollars
to me paid by Frank M. Perron of the town of Providence, County
and State aforesaid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged
do hereby sell, release and forever quit claim unto the said
said Frank M. Perron his heirs and assigns forever, all the
right title, interest property, claims and demands which I
now have, or of right may have, or of any claim, is and to the
undersigned only full right of a certain part or portion of land
together with the improvements thereon, situated on the
beach between Colehinton Pond and the ocean being about one
and one half mile East from the road leading into
East Providence beach road, as outlined in the plan
of Colehinton and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a stone bound at the Southeast corner
of the tract hereby conveyed, thence running westerly
one hundred to the Northwest corner of the tract hereby
conveyed; thence running Northwesterly eight rods to the
Northwest corner of the tract hereby conveyed; thence
running Easterly five rods to the Northeast corner
of the tract hereby conveyed; thence Southerly eight
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