8/11/1924 · DEED · book 21 page 332 doc 7817

655 the village of Shamrock in the Town of Charlestown, County of Washington, State of Rhode Island, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest corner thereof at a stone wall which is the boundary line of land formerly of George A. Carmichael and Welcome S. Carmichael and land now or formerly of Suman Whitford and running southerly along said wall, bound easterly by a stone wall where there are two cut stones; thence running in a Westerly direction bounded southerly by land formerly of George A. and Welcome S. Carmichael; thence running in a Northerly direction bounded westerly by said Carmichael land to an iron pipe driven in the ground & to a stone wall running parallel to said pipe five feet fifty inches to the Northwest; thence running parallel to the said pipe and stone wall in a Northerly direction to the Curtis road parallel to the highway running in an easterly direction along said wall bounded Northerly by said Highway two hundred fifty (250) feet to the place of bearing containing approximately twenty acres or less. Mention and meaning the same premises acquired by the mortgagors by deed from Madeline Holbern bearing seal dated 10th for whichever transfers contained herein, reference is hereby made to said deed part hereof. This mortgage is made upon the STATUTORY CONDITION and with the STATUTORY POWER OF SALE. We, aid mortgagors husband and wife release to the mortgagees all our respective rights of dower and curtesy, wife and all other interest in the aforementioned premises. WITNESS our hands this 25th day of January 1963. OSCAR E. MAINE CORA B. MAINE In presence of: STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, ETC.) COUNTY OF WASHINGTON ) In South Kingstown on the 25th day of Jan- 1963 before me personally appeared Oscar E. Maine and wife Cora B. Maine, both to me known and knownly me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument, and they each acknowledged said instrument, by them executed, to be their free act and deed. WILLIAM H. LESLIE, JR. Justice of the Peace Received for record February 1st A. D. 1963 at 3:45 o'clock, p.m., and recorded by -Jan M. Burke- Deputy Town Clerk THAT, WINIGREY COUNTRY CLUB, a corporation established under the laws of the State of Rhode Island, and located in the City of Providence therein, for consideration paid, grant to PROVIDENCE BOYS' CLUB, also a corporation established under the laws of the State of Rhode Island, with WARRANTY COVENANTS, Those several tracts or parcels of land with any buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the Town of Charlestown and State of Rhode Island, and comprising: (One) Those two parcels as described in deed from George F. Peebles to Winigrey Country Club dated February 10th, 1952 and recorded with said records in Book 17 at page 51, and described in said Charlestown in Book 17 at page 51, and said parcels are described in said deed as follows: "The first lot begins at (A) acres, more or less, land of Curtis, or heirs, bounded northerly by land of the Anthony heirs, on the south by the east wall of land of Henry Champin, on the south and west by Indian lands. The second lot contains thirty (30) acres or more similarly bounded on the old Indian burial ground, on the south by land of heirs of Henry Champin, southerly wall of land of the Bocaines heirs Butty" (Two) the second parcel described in deed from A. Prescott Baker et al Trustees to the Winigrey Trustees dated March 1st, 1952 and recorded with said records in Book 12 at page 333, said parcel is described in said deed as follows: "The second of said parcels consists of land lying between the northwest corner of the first parcel of land, easterly, on land of the Noka heirs, southerly, on a rail fence extending into the Pond, and westerly, on water in "Shannock Quakingbog Pond", adjacent to and surrounded by said two described parcels of land: it being the same parcel of land described in deed from George F. Peebles to the Winigrey Trustees and said joints tenants by Herbert L. Dyer, w/ deed bearing date September 1st A.D. 1856 and recorded in Land Evidence Records of Charlestown S. I. Book No. 11, page 211 et seq" (Three) the second parcel described in deed from Frederick I. Denks, et al to Winigrey Country Club dated February 9, 1952 and recorded with said records in Book 17 at page 96, said parcel is

656 described as follows: "That piece or parcel of land located in said Town of Charlestown, and which formerly belonged to the heirs of Mary A. Carpenter, deceased, bounding northerly by land now and/or Formerly of Joseph Bent, easterly by land now and/or Formerly of Stephen G. Cross, and westerly by land now and/or Formerly of Stephen G. Cross, and westerly by land now or formerly of descendants by land now or formerly of Anson Roker. Being the same lot of land described in that deed of conveyance of Thomas, et al to James C. Collins dated June 25, 1905 and recorded in Deed Book No. 15, page 280 of the Records of Deeds in the Town of Charlestown." (4) The first, second, fourth, fifth, and sixth parcels described in said deed from Samuel A. Thomas to Higginstown Court One dated October 13, 1921 and recorded with said Records in Book 19 at page 209, said parcels are described in said deed as follows: "A parcel of land with a dwelling house thereon, bounding northerly by land now or formerly of Lee and, bounding southerly on land now and/or formerly of William H. Narragansett, and southerly, northerly on land now or formerly of the heirs of Anson Roker, easterly on land now and/or formerly of the heirs of Roland Sisson and westerly on land now and/or formerly of the heirs of Holly Rolman. Also a parcel of land con- taining eight (8) acres, more or less, bounding northerly on land now or formerly of the heirs of Stephen G. Cross and southerly on land now and/or formerly of the heirs of Harry Rolman, westerly on land now and/or formerly of the heirs of Mona and easterly on land now and/or formerly of the heirs of William H. Narragansett. Also a parcel of land containing four (4) acres, more or less, bounding northerly on westerly on Quonochonticut pond, northerly on a creek, or a road, land now or formerly of William H. Narragansett. Also a parcel of land bounding northerly on said pond, and southerly on the moss may be bounded. Being the same premises described in that deed from William H. Narragansett to Samuel A. Thomas dated February 11, 1911 and recorded in the Records of Deeds in the Town of Charlestown in Book No. 11 at page 309. Also a parcel of land containing ten (10) acres, more or less, bounding northerly on land now and/or formerly of Lee, land now or formerly of Stephen G. Cross, and southerly on land now and/or formerly of said land now or formerly of James H. Kenyon, easterly on westerly on said Narragansett pond. Also a parcel of land of said premises now and formerly of the heirs of James G. Cross described in that deed from Gordon H. Hurdie, Assistant Commissioner, to William H. Narragansett and wife, and recorded in the Records of Land within said Town of Charlestown in Book No. 10 at page 218." (5) That parcel described in deed from Samuel M. Higgins to Minette G. Collins dated April 2, 1920 and recorded with said Records in Book 19 at page 353, said parcel is described in deed as follows: "A lot of land bounding northerly on land now and/or formerly of Lake Sipons, but now owned by Albert H. Folden; east bounding northerly on Indian Road, south by the line of the heirs of Joseph Bent, and westerly on land now and/or formerly of the heirs of the Narragansetts, and as described and designated as the Harry Land on a plot of the Indian Reservation now on file in the Town's Clerk's Office in Charlestown. Being the same land conveyed in that deed from the United States, Richard G. Sanders, custodian of the office of the U.S. Interior Lands Cleveland, Ohio, bearing reference date March 26, 1920." (6) The second parcel described in deed from James G. Collins to Minette G. Collins noted Deed Book October 7, 1928 and recorded with said Records in Book 27 at page 465, said parcel is described in deed as follows: "That piece of land, which is situated in said Town of Charlestown, being part of the within said Town of Charlestown, and is not located far from the old Indian New England house, so-called, on the former Indian Reservation, and near Quonochonticut pond, bounding northerly interspersed with Narragansett pond, and southerly by a roadway leading from Nova's mills to Indian New England house to and across the highway running from Nova's mills to the Narragansett pond, and easterly by land now and/or formerly of the heirs of April 11, 1921 and recorded in the Records of Deeds of Town of Charlestown in Book No. 20 at page 479, and the homestead Olive Flora Pechan, late of said Town, and her heirs, and the land which is was donated to said Philip H. Pechan by the will of Albert L. Pechan, his father, expressway however said land is now and formerly of the heirs of Albert L. Pechan, which street is his son Albert Pechan provided he shall take certain care and make certain improvements upon the same, and further ensuring that the right of way for the public shall be located upon said land and across over the highway hereby conveyed is reserved." (7) That parcel of land, if not already hereinabove conveyed or proposed to be conveyed, bounded and de- scribed as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Cockumquock Pond at the center line of a proposed highway, then running easterly along the center line of said brook to land now or formerly of Miles; thence anotherly about five hundred ninety two and 53/100 (592.53) feet to a stake; thence southeasterly about one thousand eighty nine and 53/100 (1089.53) feet to a stone in a brook (at cross ditch); thence anotherly about six hundred ninety one and 20/100 (691.20) feet to a stake; thence westerly bounding northerly on said water boundary bounding northerly on to the last mentioned land to Cockumquock Pond; thence northerly bounding westerly on paid pond to the point of beginning place. Together with any other land or lands mentioned in this grantor corporation and located easterly of (a) the center line of said Cockumquock Pond, (b) Cockumquock Brook, (c) the easterly line, northerly side of brook, from the point of beginning as first mentioned as the First parcel from A. Pond, Robert Baker et al. Trustees recorded in Book 12 at Page 333 hereinbefore referred to, to A. Pond. Said tracts and parcels are conveyed subject to any rights or encumbrances appearing of record which may affect the said premises. Excepting, however, from the Fourth parcel hereinabove described, no more of said land is and as con- tated as that deed from Providence D. Thomas to Mary E. Sisson, which is therefore set as con- tated a certain tract of land situated in Charlestown and laid out and delineated as "Thomas Tome" on Flat Plan Indian Reservation, and recorded in the Recorder's Office in said Charlestown, reference thereto being hereby made and made for a more particular description. In Witness Whereof, said corporation has caused these presents to be signed and its Corporate Seal to be hereto affixed by its proper officer, duly authorized, this 31st day of January, 1960. NINETY-FIRST COUNTRY CLUB (Corp Seal) By HAROLD B. TANNER Treasurer State of Rhode Island County of Providence In Providence on said day the 31st of January of 1960 before me personally appeared the above named Harold B. Tanner, Treasurer of Ninetyfirst Country Club to me known and by me to be the person executing

657 the foregoing instrument in and on behalf of said grantor corporation, and acknowledged said instrument, by his execute inhis said capacity to be his free act and deed and the free act and deed of said grantor corporation. William L. Sloan (Notarial Seal) Notary Public No Revenue Stamps Required Received for record February 5th A. D. 1963, at 11:16 o'clock, a.m., and recorded by