The instrument's own words
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Know all men by these presents, that I, Samuel
Hanks company, a citizen fully created and organized under
the laws of the commonwealth of Massachusetts and resident and
having a place of business in the Town of Narragansett, county of Washington
and State of Rhode Island declared ourselves to be the Shareholders notion
known and designated as the Second Quarry company), said the
said company for and on behalf of the company conveyed the aforesaid premises
on consideration of a valuable sum of money as follows to said
say James George Read and said Vivian Read husband and
wife both of the county aforesaid, of which value I certify have received the
receipt whereof hereby acknowledging, as necessary for the
bargain sale and conveyance unto the said grantees and their heirs
and assigns forever, that certain tract or parcel of land situate
in the district known as building and other improvements at Pawtucket
situate in the town of Narragansett in said county of Washington,
and containing by said survey one acre twenty perches more or
less, and bounded and described as follows: beginning at
the highway and running along and being bounded southeasterly
thirty and shortly extending inland on or formerly of the heirs
of ply mouth licensed and bounded by the further highway,
to procure otherwise the land newly surveyed may be,
bounded and described, the premises and estate conveyed being
the same premises and estate formerly owned by James Huston
and conveyed to James Barnes’s deceased by William M.
Kennedy, all by advance dated the 9th and 10th days of June,
AD 1890 and whereas by said deed from James Barnes’s guardian
of the estate of James Barnes to said land conveyed with
said on the 14th day of May AD 1873 said land mentioned said
being duly recorded in the said Barnes deeds of said town of
Pawtucket, reference to the same being thereunto read and
made and the same are as well made a part hereof by meaning
and taking according to company the premises and estate conveyed
to the Second Quarry company by Said G. Barnes’s recorded deed
dated the fourth day of April AD 1873, and recorded in a
book 17, p 271, of the book of deeds in the town of
Pawtucket reference to the same being further
read and made and the same is incorporated herein and
made a part hereof, for a further more particular
description of the premises and estate void comprises
of the break and to build the aforementioned premises
with all the rights, privileges and opportunities thereunto
belonging, unto and to the use of the said grantees
and their heirs and assigns forever. And reserving
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to have and hold the same for him and his successors and
his heirs, with the rights and liberties thereunto belonging
appertaining, that it is conveyed agreeably to the tenures of the said
towns’s boundaries and for the same he shall be forever free
from all encumbrances whatever in law and right full possessor and lawful
in all liberty to use and enjoy the same in manner and form aforesaid
but that he and his heirs shall not use and assign the same by
any means whatsoever unless previously agreed and by writing
so agreed and signed it is promised and that if the said
lot be sold and his successors and assigns, should
receive it and let it be to the same end for his use and
his heirs and assigns in like manner against the current claims
and any other just claims
And for these things, that the said writer the declaration
of this instrument, at court here, warrants to be signed
over by Assistant Franklin Harrison, warrants may be right,
and it is concluded to be affixed at hand this twenty third
day of December A.D. 1923
In witness whereof
P. L. R. i. e. s. t. r. a. n. d. e.
The Section of some Company
By Frank H. Harrison
President LS
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence ss
I before me In the Town of Providence in said County of
Providence the 23rd day of December, AD 1923, appeared
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