The instrument's own words
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sealed this first day of August A.D. 1925;
Signed, sealed and delivered
in presence of
Ida L. Forcone t
Libert L. Sisson
Wm. H. Sisson
Geo. W. Sisson
State of Rhode Island
Washington Co.
I, Remington Lo [?] In my courtroom this first day of August A.D. 1925 before
me personally appeared Albert L. Sisson and Geo W. Sisson were sworn to me
solemnly, and admitted to me, to be the individuals whose names are joined as, and whose
presence the foregoing instrument and that they had duly signed and sealed
said instrument to the intent, place and auth.
[Signature]
[Signature]
received for record August 1 @ 1925 at 5:30 o'clock this
and recorded it in my register volume [?] page [?]
The Washington Trust Company having paid full
payment and satisfaction of the loan of $1,000.00 borrowed by G. Sisson
on the premises of his farm situated in the Town of Charlestown in
the State of Rhode Island as described in the Mortgage dated June 27, 1922 at 5
o'clock evening and dated in the paint, and I commit to
and release the property mortgaged and that it shall be the
amount among other funds mortgaged
Witness thereof, that he has executed the seal and
sealed by the Company duly acknowledged and that any of the Trustees
[Signature] Washington Trust Company L.S.
By Charles B. Thayer, Trust.
225.01
Know All Men by these presents, that we John P. Burdick
and Rosalie M. Burdick his wife, both of Narrashawont in the county of
Washington and state of Rhode Island and for and in consideration of
the sum of fifteen hundred dollars gold coin and currency paid by the Washington
Trust Company, of the town of Westerly county of Washington and
state of Rhode Island the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by
these presents our parts, grant bargain sell convey and confirm
unto the said Washington Trust Company, its successors heirs and assigns
forever, two certain tracts or parcels of land with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in said town of
Narrashawont and known as lots number (2) and three (3) in the
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But to have and hold all that piece of Vacancy site at Montaucut Harbor,
situated in the town of Barnstable, Massachusetts, called the slant, square forty feet
by sixty feet in length, bounded on the north by the shore, south four feet bins like with the
the shore, east by the vacancy site, west by the vacancy site, and it is known as
having been previously owned by Samuel and Mary Smith, and it is now being
conveyed to these parties by way of grant from the state of Massachusetts
and it is lying in the town of Barnstable and in the County of Barnstable in said
state, situated on the Plot No. 14, Lot No. 5 and said site is known as the Plot 3
of the vacancy site and it was transferred from Edith S. Kenyon
to the parties of the first part and whereas in my being Resident of said
state in the year 1912 at the age of 21 years old I saw the following
transaction take place and I make a condition of this deed that the Grantors,
their heirs, agents, owners, successors, administrators and assigns
shall and at all times and for all purposes do furnish to pass and upon
the premises or on any part thereof and occupy the said premises as the
the property known as the Road leading to the shore two thousand feet south of the
the Road known as Road Street the distance from the North West corner of the land
to the road is 14 feet 6 inches and from the south west corner to the road is
two hundred and five feet and from the north east corner to the road is
one hundred and twenty feet and from the south east corner to the road is
one hundred and twenty feet and from the north west corner to the north east corner
is one hundred and twenty feet and from the south west corner to the south east corner
is one hundred and twenty feet and from the north west corner to the south west corner
is one hundred and twenty feet and from the north east corner to the south east corner
is one hundred and twenty feet and the whole of the said plot is rectangular in shape
and it is situated on the land known as the vacancy site at Montaucut Harbor,
a town in the county of Barnstable, Massachusetts, and it is further stated that
all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto are hereby granted and
conveyed to the said parties of the second part and their heirs and assigns
forever. All the boundaries and measurements are based on the survey
conducted by R.D.M. O'Connor, Civil Engineer, July 18th 1912, said plot
being filed in the Barnstable Registry of Deeds of said county Barnstable
the area of the said plot is estimated to be approximately a small batch
there about 18 x 15 feet or more precisely south of the property
bounded on the north by the shore, south by the vacancy site, east by the shore
and west by the vacancy site. That said grant is given upon the after conditions
that the above is subject to the taxes and assessments to be paid by the grantees,
their heirs and assigns etc. and provided further that for a period
of ten years from the date of this deed the grantor, his heirs and assigns
do not enter upon and interfere with the said grant and all rights
and uses and advantages the state hereby grants and conveys and with
the most interest thereby conveyed and all liberties and
to have and hold the said grant and
conveyance
premises furnished with all the buildings and improvements to
the same, their heirs and assigns in the aforementioned to the
grantee, its successors and assigns forever. And we the said
grantor for our ourselves and our heirs executors and administrators
do covenant to and with the said grantee its successors and assigns
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that at and before the executing hereof we are the actual owner of the above
described premises, and are seized and possessed of the same, in our true sum and
all real perfect and absolute state of possession in the premises; and have paid
full and just value, envoy and confirmed the aforesaid premises in manner and form
as if the said premises had been devised and bequeathed premises, with the appurtenances
we are free from all encumbrances of what nature or quality soever, that might
in any manner encumber or deflect the title of the said granties and qualify it to
establish a clear title. Further more we have had recourse to the
public records and the town registers specifying and searching them as aforesaid
and found that I have a clear title to the same and that I have a clear right of severity
and possessing, assigning the said granties as owners of every portion of my portion
of premises all improvements thereon, to receive revenue and yield some convent,
profit as to the said premises whereas, namely to Robert H. Ward, dwelling, site of
and John B. Beach, the said Robert and John being late dwelling
in the same town, my said beach and in consideration of the sum of one hundred
dollars, as hereby acknowledged and sufficient to be known to me the same,
its successors and assigns, acknowledging any right of mine in and to the said
granted premises. The certain lot of land which said Robert H. Ward possesses
in the town of Foster the said lot being located in the town of Foster being for
the town of Foster measured dollars, pieces, and lots late surveying, and made
agreement to the said boundaries as follows: starting off a boundary line, and made
conveyance in accordance with the said boundaries as follows: starting off a boundary line, and made
conveyance in accordance with the said boundaries as follows: Now therefore, I the said grantors or
any other person for whom we shall plead and etc. in warranty, together with
all rights and privileges accruing to the same, hereby grant, convey, transfer his, and assign all
my right interest and claim in and toward in all such case and all such
fortnighted, we the said grantors as properly constitute and appoint
the said grantees its successors and assigns our attorneys in law and cause,
with full power of pursuit and execution and for certain for us and in our name
or in their names or names at any time, in case any default shall be
made in the payment of the money mentioned above in the premises my conveyor
the town shall with sufficient speed and signature to continue it out of court, in
full power to execute the premises by the forced evicting or by any way of forcing them
out of the said lot, with the size and piece of any more portions of the same
lot and by the same account for these occasions’ provided that one of the provided
newspaper advertisements in Providence county and in the town of Foster
in its town register once a month for ten days and leading to the notice of
the purchasers thereof, any such notice that may be given in the window there, and
in such manner or thickness and states as is in the window there, and
on all such things (being posted on the walls of the town hall, etc.) as is
customary and as such notice have from time to time) as is customary
and after payment of all its appearance consider it convenient to enter
and after the payment of all its appearance consider it convenient to enter
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n rate, to apply and appropriate the revenue thereof to the payment
of the principal of said note and without said note being purely required, (we
hereby agree and it is in case of failure or default in the payment of said
principal and interest the purchase of said note shall be deemed the
and we hereby waive any notice according to our laws their and
interest, etc. etc. and we are bound and the above mentioned, etc. hereby
agree that a correspondence and such may be made as necessary
to execute the same right.
Further more, we do hereby warrant
the security and for our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, do
covenant with the party of the first part, its successors or assigns that
which we have hereunto set our hand and seal and would further say
that we will warrant the same against all claims and demands from all
persons whomsoever and that the property so mortgaged shall remain
free and clear and unencumbered to the end that the said note shall
be paid in full and the security released from the mortgage and
in accordance with the terms and conditions herein contained, etc.
and we do hereby grant to the mortgagee the right to take possession of said
land, way
and premises, whenever and wherever the government so requires provided that
all of our rights and interests in the said estate shall be saved to the same extent
as if the mortgage had been void.
As aforementioned aforesaid, we have set our hands and seals
this 5th day of August, A.D. 1925,
and signed, sealed, etc.
in presence of
Hattie S. Condine
[Signature]
[Signature]
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence ss
On this day personally came before me
a Notary Public in and for said county this 5th day of August, A.D. 1925 before me
and acknowledged that they had executed the instrument now exhibited to me
and declared it to be their free act and deed and in this
capacity of the users, witnesses and they accordingly acknowledged
said instrument to be their act and deed
Harold B. Dematteo
Notary Public
Enter ed and witnessed August 5th 1925 at 10 o'clock A.M.
and was said my hand and seal John Clark
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