1/12/1925 · MORTGAGE · book 21 page 378 doc 7846

378 $\quad$ 4 $\text{Nov}^{r}$ 1755 Know all men by these presents, that I, Isaac Randall, s, Person of Smithtown, county of Southron and state of Rhode Island, do hereby cede the mortgage of a certain lot situated at summitary Beach in said town ship, in consideration of it being owned and paid to me the said Isaac Randall by virtue of authority county of Rhode Island, that said lot situated in said town ship called the middle lot, a square lot it being some acres, in namely four, one a half, one quarter, well and comely, unto the said mortgage, and his heirs and assigns forever of a certain tract of land situated at summitary Beach in said town ship, bounded and described as follows: beginning at the southwest corner thereof at a stake set in the pit, and extending eastly and northerly the runs of Albro's lines, firstly one hundred and seventy one (171) feet to the lines of the said Albro and to a stone heap set in the ground marked "S", then northerly and easterly and northerly the runs of Albro's lines, then westerly and north west and south west to intersect with the boundary of the town line one hundred and with bounds to and formly of lines aforesaid and to a post set in the ground and then southerly one hundred and forty one (141) feet to the place of beginning, bounded and returning by the lines of heirs and assigned and until we have returned to said starting point, containing by the surveyor more or less as measured, with a double chain four poles, I have and do grant, the premises aforesaid forever, with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging unto and to the said mortgage and his heirs and assigns, forever, and I, and I, the said mortgage, do hereby, and for my part and for my heirs, assigns and administrators, covenant with the said mortgage and his heirs and assigns that the said conveying, void in becoming any of the said granted premises, that the same are free from all encumbrances what I know of, and I do fully warrant and promise eternally to sell and convey the same in manner as aforesaid, that the said mortgage and his heirs and assigns shall hold these premises until last time’s payment however and forever have use of the said premises, and that state of the said mortgage and his heirs, successors and administrators shall warrant and extend the same to the said mortgage and his heirs and assigns, forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons. And for the consideration aforesaid in these witnesses, the seal of the said Isaac Randall be here set and of my right desire in seal to the said mortgage premises into the said mortgage and his heirs and assigns, forever, however, and nevertheless, and this conveyance of grant upon the express condition, that if the said mortgage or his heirs, successors, administrators or assigns, shall pay said to the said

mortgages or her successors administrators or assigns the sum of unity hundred dollars whenever the said mortgage; and the said sum since in however I ave made their negotiable promissory notes for said sum payable some weeks from date with these securities, and made payable to the said or some endorsee in two years from the date hereof, with interest thereon at 7% per annum, and I ave promised equally with said securities payment upon their maturity, or at some maturity, bond all installments of interest in advance, whether after or before maturity, to bear interest at the aforesaid rate and interest and any other fees and agreements of which paid’s shall be collected from us or our successors of said securities, then they did agree and also promised promptly, either second and be absolutely void as to interest and purposes whatsoever. But if default shall be made in the payment of the said note or if said interest at the time or times and in the manner specified or if the notes or agreements aforesaid at the same time become payable, or fully or either of them, or if any of them default, or if evidence shall be made of the expiration of any term hereafter continued thereof then it shall be void for the said mortgage, our successors, administrators or assigns etc etc etc etc etc, to sell, the said land, in as far as possible, and our successors, the securities’ right to sell it or to extend it on credit, or any other way as we think best, through the employment and agents of our choice and our heirs by our successors and our successors, executors, administrators and assigns, etc. and be limited further upon the premises, and to sell and to void and our heirs in the sale’s or purchase at any time and cost and not the purchase or insurance should we arrange with the purchaser of the premises etc etc etc, but giving notice of the time and place of the sale notifying the same etc each with such reasonable notice as may be reasonably given with this note. In addition each shall be free from taxes and charges with this note. In addition such free from taxes in the same manner as the more wide of any other notes payable or committed’s further written, etc. side of the indorsement note or endorsed note, etc. set over on the side in the same manner, after and in any other way some name or names, or as the attorneys of attorney of the said bank’s officers for that purpose only are they present’s duly authorized and ought not to act with the goods of indebtedness and possessing in particular, purpose and priority to the purchase of a business which shall be used and sufficient real or personal property in full security, and to receiving the proceeds of such loan or lease, and soon should be required to return all some thereof received whether then or at the time thereafter, or if the said notes of them are unpaid and also the interest due upon the same, together with the expenses incident. To each such action, etc. for making such survey, etc. and for cost of summon and attorney etc. and all costs or expenses incurred in the exercise of said powers and all taxes arising.

380 and premiums for insurance of any either heretofore paid by the said mortgagee or successors, administrators executors or assigns or their remaining interest upon said piece of land premises underwriter and paying the premiums as of right and in case of any of them be not paid and after thirty days from the time it should have been paid together with ten per centum penalty to be paid at the time it is asked for together with fine and penalties if any not such said or some premiums and charges to the said mortgagee heirs executors administrators or assigns when not paid within ten days after the application made found true he is entitled for void to take and sell and convey the said premises to whoever buys and sell it in the said and way and convey the said premises to whoever buys and said executors administrators or assigns and assigns all and some of the same and proceeds of such sale either by law or under some form or any other way and apply the same to the payment of any and all my debts due to the said mortgagee and assigns of every payment covenant with the said mortgagee and her heirs executors administrators and assigns that they shall and may act until complete pay the said debt or any part thereof and if some of them be not paid or may be repaid with interest the said mortgagees their heirs assigns the said mortgagee her heirs executors administrators and assigns hereby covenant with the said mortgagor and his heirs executors administrators and assigns that the insurance money collected for fire wreck or light and improved the building the premises aforesaid or any part thereof if offered at the said notary and her executors administrators be’en sold it is not paid all told in a sum not less than six hundred dollars and that the policy or policies of insurance shall be made and delivered to and deposited in case of any loss to the said mortgagee her executors administrators or assigns as separate escrow until paid and in absent there is no cause for the said mortgagee her heirs executors administrators or assigns nor any other person who may be in the name of the paid mortgagee nor her heirs and assigns whatever it may occur to this and others and her successors administrators or assigns and to summon and convene and find them shall be a further charge which shall be paid by the parties accused by their means In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 7th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand and nine hundred and twenty four Signed and sealed in presence of David B. Brown L.S. M. G. C. Buay Frame Brown L.S. George W. White State of Rhode Island County of Providence Subscribed and sworn to in the 12th day of December AD 1924

before me personally appeared Harold M. Brown and they swore in Presence of me witness, and declared to me to be the parties executing the following instrument and that they acknowledged said instrument, to them executed to be their free act and deed. George H. Smith, Jp. [Signature] Received and entered January 15th 1941 by w r s clerk etc and recorded in Volume 6 Page 308, Town clerk I, [Signature], knowing myself present free and unencumbered and satisfied of the title [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] of the [illegible] [illegible] in the place of [illegible] [illegible] and within East Northumberland, [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] Land and his [illegible] [illegible] of [illegible] AD 1951 [Signature] Jeanne L. Brown Read found January 15th 1941 and delivered signed sealed and delivered by [Signature] [Signature], Jp etc Know all Men by these presents That Norman E. Thorp, of the Town of Westerly, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, hereinafter called the grantor, in consideration of ten ($10) dollars and other valuable considerations, paid by Grace B. Thorp of the town of Westerly, County of Washington and state of Connecticut hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee her heirs and their heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot of ground or piece of land situated and lying in the Town of Westerly, in said county of Washington, bounded west described as follows, to wit: beginning on Lot 24, 27, 102, 103, 109 as shown on a certain map a piece extending "Rear of Lot 209 running easterly 1 foot, then northerly 1 foot, then North East [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] bound East, run [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] bound East, run [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] offices, in said Town of Westerly, in the said town, the said land, its uses and appurtenances shall pass the right to fuel and water and pipe to and from from above to any such [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] and from above, certain rights of way over and across the [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] plan to plot leading to the public highway and as well the right of way leading to the beach and on the side of my way leading from the road to the ponds for water and other purposes and that which may hereafter be after any rule or purpose and the County for himself, his heirs to be selling and conveying the same

before me personally appeared Harold M. Brown and they swore in Presence of me witness, and declared to me to be the parties executing the following instrument and that they acknowledged said instrument, to them executed to be their free act and deed. George H. Smith, Jp. [Signature] Received and entered January 15th 1947 by G. S. Case Clerk, and recorded in Volume 30th Book, from page [Signature] I, [Name illegible], knowing myself present free and sufficient of the [text illegible] [text illegible] in behalf of [text illegible] and [text illegible] of the town of [text illegible] in the State of Rhode Island, and whose Estate dated December 21, 1795 [text illegible] lady caused and delivered the same and conveyed and delivered [text illegible] and appointed [text illegible] and some of the [text illegible] [text illegible] [text illegible] through the Land’s [text illegible] Land and his [text illegible] holding of [text illegible] AD 1951 [Signature] Read over January 1st [text illegible] witnessed signed and sealed by [Signature] Know all Men by these presents That Newton E. Thorp, of the Town of Westerly, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, thereinafter called the grantor, in consideration of ten (10) dollars and other valuable considerations, had by me Grace B. Thorp of the town of Westerly, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee her heirs and their heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or piece of land situate and lying in said Town of Westerly, in said county of Washington, bounded west described as follows, to wit: beginning on 24. 27 102, 103, 104 as from [text illegible] and extending to a certain heap of rocks adjacent "Beam of Crossing" [text illegible] then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° Eastward 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft, then East 120

before me personally appeared Harold M. Brown and they swore in Presence of me witness, and declared to me to be the parties executing the following instrument and that they acknowledged said instrument, to them executed to be their free act and deed. George H. Smith, Jp. [Signature] Received and entered January 15th 1941 by w r s clerk then and recorded in Volume 30th book, from page [Indecipherable cursive paragraph] [Signature] Jeanne L. Brown Read over January 15th 1941 and signed and sealed before me by [Signature] G. H. Smith, Jp. Know all Men by these presents That Nathan E. Thorp, of the Town of Westerly, county of Washington and state of Rhode Island, thereinafter called the grantor, in consideration of ten (10) dollars and other valuable considerations, had by me Grace B. Thorp of the town of Westerly, county of Washington and state of Rhode Island hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee her heirs and their heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or piece of land situate and being in said Town of Westerly, in said county of Washington, bounded west described as follows, to wit: beginning on 24. 27 102, 103 109 as from Howard and delivered as a certain heap of rocks adjacent "Beam of Crossing street" and then, from the rock, Th. 6' frontage line, north 45 east 125 feet to another rock and bound East, running north 45 east 125 feet to a line in the land now owned by, Henry H. Parks her heir or successors, a line in the land now offices, in said Town of Westerly, the said bounds, her heirs and assigns, shall have the right to hunt and fish and pass to and from any from access to any sort of water on both the north, south, east and west from, certain segments of this lot since it was known as main road it plot leading to the public highway and as well the right of way leading to the beach and on the south of my saying from the road to the ponds for water and other purposes and plot which may at any time hereafter be acquired from the said grantor for himself, his heirs to the right of way through the same

before me personally appeared Harold M. Brown and they swore in Presence of me witness, and declared to me to be the parties executing the following instrument and that they acknowledged said instrument, to them executed to be their free act and deed. George H. Smith, Jp. [Signature] Received and entered January 15th 1947 by G. S. Case Clerk, and recorded in Volume 30th Book, from page [Signature] I, [Name illegible], knowing myself present free and sufficient of the [text illegible] [text illegible] in behalf of [text illegible] and [text illegible] of the town of [text illegible] in the State of Rhode Island, and whose Estate dated December 21, 1895 [text illegible] lady caused and directed the payment and amount and [text illegible] according and appointed [text illegible] and some of the [text illegible] [text illegible] [text illegible] through the [text illegible] lands some [text illegible] land and his [text illegible] [text illegible] of [text illegible] AD 1951 [Signature] Jeanne L. [Name illegible] Read first January 15th 1947 and signed [text illegible] by [Signature] G. S. Case, Jp Clk Know all Men by these presents That Nehemiah E. Thorpe, of the Town of Westerly, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, thereinafter called the grantor, in consideration of ten ($10) dollars and other valuable considerations, had by me Grace P. Thorpe of the town of Westerly, County of Poland and state of Connecticut hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee her heirs and their heirs and assigns forever, a certain right way or piece of land situate and lying in said Town of Westerly, in said county of Washington, bounded west described as follows, to wit: from a lot numbered 24, 27, 102, 103, 109 as from [text illegible] and delivered as a certain heap of rocks situated "Near of [text illegible] crossing south 1 w, 10 rods, from the R.O.W. the Grantor's line, running south 1 east 10 rods and north 1 east 10 rods and south East, via [text illegible] path or [text illegible] a pole in the line then west offices, in said Town of Westerly, the said lands, her heirs and assigns, shall have the right to pass and repare to and from any from south to say south 1 east 10 rods, then north, then south, and north from [text illegible] across rights of way to a certain [text illegible] place to flat leading to the public highway and as well the right of way leading to the beach and on the east side of my way leading from the road to the ponds for water and other purposes and that other ways and what ever other rights of way’s are used and was County for formerly, his runs the way, as well as any other way’s

before me personally appeared Harold M. Brown and they swore in Presence of me witness, and declared to me to be the parties executing the following instrument and that they acknowledged said instrument, to them executed to be their free act and deed. George H. Smith, Jp [Signature] Recorded second January, 1874 by G. W. S. Clerk, and recorded in Volume 6, Page 381, from court I, [Signature], having paid full purchase and satisfaction of the debt due upon the mortgage of a piece of land situated in the town of [illegible] in the state of Rhode Island, which said land was mortgaged on December 21, 1873, by [illegible] to [illegible] and I do hereby declare that said mortgage is paid and discharged and voided and the same is now free and clear of all encumbrances. Dated this 21st day of January A.D. 1881. [Signature] Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of [Signature] Know all Men by these presents, That Norman E. Thorp, of the Town of Westerly, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, hereinafter called the grantor, in consideration of ten ($10) dollars and other valuable considerations, had by me Grace B. Thorp of the town of Westerly, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby give, grant, bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee her heirs and their heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot of ground or piece of land situated and lying in said Town of Westerly, in said county of Washington, bounded west described as follows, to wit: runs north 24, 27, 102, 103, 109 as from corner a delivered on a certain heap of rocks called the "Bean of Lowering" running north 1 w, to a stone, from there, North 64 degrees east, eighty seven feet six inches to another stone, 121 feet south and east, running east, parallel to the road, a line to the line of the last office, in said Town of Westerly, the said lands, her heirs and assigns, shall have the right to hunt and fish and pass to and from my ground across any part of the same, both the air, the sea, and across from owners opposite right of way to the road in a manner equal to that leading to the public highway and as well have the right of way leading to the beach and use the said right of way leading from the road to the ponds for water and other purposes and that other rights which are after now acquired or produced and the County for himself, his heirs to the contrary as owning common

before me personally appeared Harold M. Brown and they swore in Presence of me witness, and declared to me to be the parties executing the following instrument and that they acknowledged said instrument, to them executed to be their free act and deed. George H. Smith, Jp. [Signature] Received second January, 1874 by way of courier, then and recorded by George H. Smith, town clerk [Indecipherable cursive paragraph] [Signature] Jeanne L. Brown Read first January 1874 and again recorded [indecipherable] by [Signature] G. H. Smith, town clk Know all Men by these presents That Nathan E. Thorp, of the Town of Westerly, county of Washington and state of Rhode Island, thereinafter called the grantor, in consideration of ten (10) dollars and other valuable considerations, had by me Grace B. Thorp of the town of Westerly, county of Washington and state of Rhode Island hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee her heirs and theirs bound and assigns forever, a certain lot or piece of land situate and being in said Town of Westerly, in said county of Washington, bounded west described as follows, to wit: from a stone mark 24, 27, 102, 103, 109 as shown on a certain map in peace office relating "Plan of Incorporating streets 1" run North 60 West, 145 ft, then North 67 East 112 ft, north 57 East 105 ft, south 15 East 231 ft and South East 114 ft, back or returning to a stake in the line of the first office, in said Town of Westerly, the said lands, her heirs and assigns shall have the right to hunt and fish and pass to and from my from home to any sort of water on both the north, south, east and west from from certain rights of way since it was known as main road it plan leading to the public highway and as well the right of way leading to the beach and on the south of my saying from the road to the ponds for water and other purposes and that others may also pass over my private roads and the county for privately, his ride to be only as necessary to commute

before me personally appeared Harold M. Brown and they swore in Presence of me witness, and declared to me to be the parties executing the following instrument and that they acknowledged said instrument, to them executed to be their free act and deed. George H. Smith, Jp. [Signature] Received and entered January 15th 1941 by w. G. Cane Clerk, and recorded in Volume 381 page 381, from book [Indecipherable cursive paragraph] [Signature] Jeanne L. Brown Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of [Signature] L. B. Smith, Jp. Know all Men by these presents That Norman E. Thorp, of the Town of Westerly, county of Washington and state of Rhode Island, thereinafter called the grantor, in consideration of ten ($10) dollars and other valuable considerations, paid by Grace P. Thorp of the town of Westerly, county of Kentland and state of Connecticut hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby give, grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee her heirs and their heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot of ground or piece of land containing and being in said Town of Westerly, in said county of Washington, bounded west described as follows, to wit: from lot numbers 24, 27, 102, 103, 104 as from North and southerly as a certain heap of rocks adjacent "Rear of Lot 104" running east 140 ft, then North 64° East 120 ft from the line west, running east 120 ft and then North 120 ft and then South East 110 ft, then North 15° West 110 ft a line in the line run west offices, in said Town of Westerly, the said lands, her heirs and assigns, shall have the right to hunt and fish and pass to and from my ground across any sort of road or path on the north, east, south and across from owners again south of this land as well as across any plain or flat leading to the public highway and as well have the right of way leading to the beach and use the said right of way leading from the road to the beach and use when other persons find that which may be necessary for such purpose and the said grantee for himself his heirs the same as well as every convenient route

before me personally appeared Harold M. Brown and they swore in Presence of me witness, and declared to me to be the parties executing the following instrument and that they acknowledged said instrument, to them executed to be their free act and deed. George H. Smith, Jp. [Signature] Received and entered January, 18 1941 by w r y s c a n t o n, Jp and recorded by George H. Smith, Reg clerk [Illegible cursive paragraph] [Signature] Jeanne L. Brown Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of [Signature] G. H. Smith, Jp Know all Men by these presents That Nathan E. Thorp, of the Town of Westerly, county of Washington and state of Rhode Island, thereinafter called the grantor, in consideration of ten (10) dollars and other valuable considerations, had by me Grace B. Thorp of the town of Westerly, county of Washington and state aforementioned hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby give, grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee her heirs and theirs bound and assigns forever, a certain lot or piece of land situate and being in said Town of Westerly, in said county of Washington, bounded west described as follows, to wit: from a lot numbered 24, 27, 102, 103, 104 as from Harrison and delivered as a certain heap of rocks situated "Near of Lonsdale's residence" south 51 w, 100 ft, from there, N 46 W 140 feet to a stone heap set in the earth, 101 feet East and South East, via a heap of stones lying a line in the land run set offices, in said Town of Westerly, the said lands, her heirs and assigns, shall have, the right to hunt and fish and pass to and from my from above to any sort of water on both the north, the south, the east and west from above, across rights of way’s since it was known as mine please to plat leading to the public highway and as well the right of way leading to the beach and on the south of my naby waiting from the road to the ponds for water and other forms. I plat which is my right over after my rights are preserved and the Committee for privately, his rise is very so very so very commute