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and recovery acknowledged, I said instrument by them
executed, to be their full and void waste.
Ward & S. Smith
Notary Publics and
Received for me and stored 1742/23 at 9 October 1824
and delivered by carriage carrier, Tom Liddell
Industrial Trust Company, having received full payment and
satisfaction of the within mortgage, does hereby cancel and discharge
the same.
In testimony whereof, said company has caused these presents to be
signed and sealed; and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed by the Managers and
Assistant Managers of its Quarterly Branch, duly authorized, this fourth
day of November A.D. 1924.
Signed and sealed in presence of Industrial Trust Company, L.S.
Marion N. Schmidt
by James P. Budleton Manager
and by Lewis Stanton Assistant Manager.
recorded Nov 6, 1924
by my secretary Tom Liddell
Know all men by these presents, that I, Bruno
de Honor of the city of Providence and state of Rhode Island hereinafter
called the "mortgagor" in consideration of the sum of forty five
hundred dollars $4500 to be paid by George B. Redfield of the
city of Providence and state of Rhode Island hereinafter called
the "mortgagee", the receipt thereof hereby acknowledged, do
remise, release, quit claim, sell and convey unto the said mortgagor
and his heirs and assigns and friends forever, those lots or parcels of
land, with any buildings and improvements thereon, situate
in the town of East Greenwich in the state of
Rhode Island, and more particularly described as follows:
That piece of land, soil and stone described as follows: May
seven 1814 That piece of land called "The Flat of Wetherell's" lies on N.W. boundary
party, Tom Wetherell, east boundary, S.M. the ground survey, may
"1814" and recorded in the records of said town as follows in page
cited as form in Deed book 18 at page 18, Deed book 18, page 18
on the line on which it measures one hundred and one rods
latitude and longitude that runs exactly to the boundary from
long, and second, then running southeasterly on 1/4 right of said
line being measured twenty (20) feet more or less and boundary
on the six six of said plot two hundred fifteen (215) feet
measured, and further otherwise bounded and abutted
as the same premises conveyed to the mortgagor by deed
from K. Burdick, dated May 16, 1814 and described in
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