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well to it, [?] joins and appurtenances thereunto belonging, unto
and to the use of [?] and his heirs and assigns forever,
indented 2, the said grantor, as solely for myself and for my heirs,
secrets and administrators, covenant with the said grantee
and his heirs and assigns as follows that I and my sufficiently find in fee
the said granted premises that the same are free
from all incumbrances that I do and ought have full power and
authority to sell and convey the same and in maintenance
of this covenant that I the said grantor bind his heirs and assigns shall
and will from all time hereafter execute precisely and quietly
to him and his heirs the same premises and that if the said grantee
or his heirs shall at any time and circumstances still shall possess
and enjoy the same to the said use and his heirs and assigns
without any trouble what the said claims and demands shall
disturb and if they shall be annoyed
by any person whomsoever I promise warrant and set my hand and
seal this first day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four
executed in the presence of
George L. Lowel
Alfred J. Richard Ld
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
on this afternoon on the first day of October AD 1874
before me personally appeared Alfred J. Richard to me known
and being duly sworn did state to be the party executing the following indenture, and the acknowledged said instrument, if him specified
to be his free act and deed
George L. Lowel
Notary Public
Recorded for land book first 1723 at 11.15 o'clock a.m.
and executed by George L. Lowel Law Clerk
Know all Men by these presents, That the Rev. George R
Clark, of Richmond, Henry G. Olark and George H. Hadley, for
of Providence all of the State of Rhode Island as trustees for
the some being made a trust instrument dated June 22nd 1914
as trust events in trust under the name of Columbian
Narrow Fabric Company, hereinafter called the company
in consideration of Ten Dollars in paid by Edward Major
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and Alice N. Atins husband and wife of carlistown, ri city of Providence
and State aforesaid hereinafter styled the grantor, the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged, do hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto
the said mounteth, and their heirs and assigns forever a certain rate of
land and containing by estimation one half a mile or so
it being a dwelling house and 120 rods of land situated in the west
in said town ship, with all its
in said farmstead, with it and etc etc, southerly by the middle
of the street of the entrance of Providence north easterly on land now of some
Atkins, northerly on the highway and westerly on land of think 16
chains, being the same boundaries conveyed to the grantor by record
Page 175 book 3 page 45 AD 1723 and a record in land
Boundaries of said town ship, in 1807 no, page 487.
To have and to hold the aforesaid premises the all the
rights privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, unto and to
the use of the said buyers and their heirs and assigns forever,
And that the said grantor warrants in warranty in full for the above described
for any person claiming title or occupancy there, concerns are not
with the execution of this deed and its endments etc. That they
irreversibly signed and sealed in due form the grant premises, whereas that
I have set my pen from all other inconveniences that they have good
right full power and lawful authority to sell and convey the
same in manner as aforesaid that the said buyers and their
heirs and assigns shall have and enjoy the said premises and
proceeds and quietly have and enjoy the said premises and
that the said grantor will sell and secure it and assigns from
nuisances and claims of the said premises and their
heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and claims
of all persons.
In witness whereof we have signed our names and seals
and set the 5th day of august in the year of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty three.
Executed in the presence of
E Butler Monton
John S. Palmer
Josiah N. Handy
Henry Handy
Selig H. Crank
I certify for the true signing of the
above named parties to be company
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
On this 5th day of august, AD 1823
before me personally appeared Josiah N. Handy, Henry
H. Handy and Selig H. Crank I dwellers of carlistown known
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158 Favorde money, arrears and all due to me & worn and sum’s my me
for it I have executed the mortgage on his realty and then
also Had a deed instrument my hand sealed, to be his free
act and indivisibility and in that capacity as trustee or
as it is ad. E. Butler Moulton,
Received and recorded Oct 2, 1823 at 10.45 0/100 - Nathan
and recorded as above and forth from Clerk
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents, That I, Sterling H. Browning
of the town of Somerset in the county of Bristol in the state of
Massachusetts, namely called hereunto for in consideration of
ten dollars and other considerations to me paid, my rightful
and title of the farm hereinwith in the county of Kent and
state of Rhode Island situated called the west lot, the weight
whereof I hereby acknowledge, the property full grant, bargain,
sell and convey unto the said hunter and his heirs and
assigns forever to be his rate of land and with the buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the form of flat saltmarsh in
the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island Delaware,
containing forty acres more or less and bounded as follows:
first the North way land of head of land of George M. Forrige Ltd and
formerly of Lewis S. Lewis Barney, on the north way and formerly
of Philip King, now of Thomas G. Clark and buyer, on the
North way and formerly of Henry A. Greene, and way of James G.
Clark and way to a small brook; thence south bounding
westernly on said land boundary to land formerly of Jesse P. Crane,
thence East boundary bounding S. Thayer, and
north westerly bounding on land made of marshes to a
stone fence Easterly bounding southernly on land of G. Hunter
to the way aforesaid; thence southerly bounding Easterly on said
way to the way aforesaid; whereas following bounding Easterly on
the premises foregoing, or no other wise obstructed unless
reserving however the running way and road said farm as now
annexed. Thus giving the way wide path with vehicles or foot
travel persons using in short in said varying land,
or servers connected therewith. Being the same premises
conveyed to this grantor by deed from William B. Cranston
and was conveyed in title dated Sept 1st 1814
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