The instrument's own words
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of the said Ada E. B. Dubuque do hereby release all our rights of
reversion in and to the said parcel / premises unto the said grantee and
her heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal
this 20th day of December in the year of our lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty three (1923)
Executed in the presence of
(witnesses)
Frederick W. Weston SS.
Ada E. B. Dubuque SS.
Frederick H. Weston SS.
Mary E. Dubuque SS.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
On application on the 20th day of December
Ad 1923 before me personally appeared Frederick W. Weston,
Ada E. B. Dubuque and Frederick H. Weston and who being sworn do
me known and known by me to be the parties executing the
following instrument and said they acknowledged said instrument
as their free act and deed.
[Signature]
J. Henry Pierce,
Received for record January 14, 1924 at 10 o'clock this
and recorded it page one hundred four.
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents, that I,
Ada E. B. Dubuque of the Town of Charlestown, County of
Washington and State of Rhode Island, Guardian of the
person and estate of George H. Weston also of the said
Charlestown, by virtue of authority vested in me by the
Honorable Probate Court of the said Town of Charlestown, and
for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred (100)
Dollars to me paid by William R. Chamberlin also of the said
Charlestown, the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge
do hereby grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said
said William R. Chamberlin his heirs whoever after
our undivided one eighth (1/8) part of the following
described two certain lots of land situated and located
in the said Town of Charlestown, County of Washington
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and Same. It was read and which we bounded and described
as follows: A Lot lying south East of the Eight Thousand and Two bounded
on the north by the line of the [?] road or way and is bounded on
the West on a line from a stake in the ground 144 feet or until it comes to
a white stone in the line of a [?] one set in the ground at the
north west corner of the said lot thence on the North my land
and [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] or until it comes to a white
stone in the line of a [?] one set in the ground at the north east corner
of the said lot thence on the East a line from Frederick Pearson
and thence on a line [?] [?] 144 feet or until it comes to
a white stone in the line of a [?] one set in the ground at the south east
corner of the said lot and thence on the South by the land of William
[?] Bauer, it is 50 feet or until it comes to a white stone
in the line of a [?] one set in the ground at the south west corner
of the said lot and then to the place of beginning. The second lot
is three hundred eighty four rods and one perch (352?) square
and is the same in a way and is bounded on the North by
and on the West on the land of Frederick Pearson and then to
once on the South by the highway running easterly from
the village of [?] [?] and on the East land of
the said William [?] Bauer until it comes to the piece of
running at the south east corner each of the four corners
of the land is marked with a stone set in the ground with a
drill hole in the [?] measuring four feet wide from
this hole it is 4 feet across the North end, and along the East
side it is 55 feet and on the South it is 45 feet and along
the West side it is 55 feet by the [?] no more useful for each
and [?] the said lot is 40 rods.
I have and stand and the above granted premises,
on the property and as furthermore’s desire to turn
to said William [?] Bauer his heirs and assigns in forever
to him and his heirs evermore, all right and resort. I say that i
have now conveyed and agreed to and with the said William
[?] Bauer, his heirs and assigns that I war and am
the sole owner title said to make this deed,
that it was and was acting to the directions of the
[?] and it was given to me also to the
said deed.
In every other respect I reserve at all times
connected to the said [?] the way I now aforesaid and the
which is in the premises, that I have good
right to it to secure aforesaid, that the premises are free
from all encumbrances and for the consideration
paid of Frederick Pearson, Husband of the late Annie
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& lector, do hereby release all of my right of use in and to the said
premises into the said grantee and his heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
first day of December AD, 1923,
Signed, sealed and delivered
in presence of
chat L. Greene
[Signature] G. B. Brown
residing in the town and state of
of N. Providence
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
I, Doc Richmond on the twenty first day Dec ber
AD, 1923 before me personally appeared G. B. Brown be known
of the present and resident of town of N. Providence to me known and sworn
to me to be the person executing the foregoing instrument and
acknowledged and declared that her her
said capacity to be her free act and deed.
(Seal) [Signature] Doc Richmond
Received for record January 10 1924 at 4 o'clock this
and licensed by me Judge of probate, John West
Know All MEN by these presents, that I, Frederick
La Weston, of the Town of Johnston, County of Washington
and state of Rhode Island, husband of the late Carrie S. Weston
in consideration of the sum one dollar ($1.00) to me paid by
William R. Weston of said town, freely and state the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby remise, release
and forever quit claim in unto the said William R. Weston
his heirs land assigning as forever, all my right title and interest
property claim and demand whom I have, or of
right might have, any other or claim, in and to the following
described premises, meaning and intending thereby to hereby
convey my right of use in and to said premises
right of use as described in the eight plank The first
lot contains eight thousand and one hundred (8100)
square feet be the north line 50.5 feet and is bounded
on the West part by land of Frederick La Weston 104 feet or
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