10/19/1925 · DEED · book 22 page 74 doc 7971

74 State of Rhode Island County of Providence on this afternoon, on the 12th day of September A.D. 1925- before me personally appeared Alfred J. Nickell to me known and known by me to be the party executing the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged and admitted this instrument before me, to be his free act and deed. George E. Moore Notary Public Received for record Oct. 14, 1925 at 9-45 o'clock A.M. and recorded by George E. Moore, Town Clerk KNOW All Men by these presents that on Stephen H. Jouges John E. Jouges, Reuben T. Jouges, Olive J. Jouges, Katie Billidbiddy, William Steedman, Benjamin Steedman, Rebecca Steedman, William A. Kelly, Benjamin B. Eaton, Maud E. Rook all of South Kingstown Eben Holland, Alice Boyd, John E. Smith, Myrtle E. Smith, Samuel J. Kelly, Minnie Prasse all of North Kingstown, Joseph Matthews of Westerly Emma Carney Narragansett all in the County of Washington, Philip J. Jouges of North Kingstown, Benjamin J. Jouges, Phoebe Ruth Gardner Sherman, of Narragansett all in the County of Newport, Katie Holland of Exeter in said Washington County, George Eaton of Providence, Ella Maude Eaton of Providence in the County of Providence all in the State of Rhode Island, Mabel Kendall of Worcester Mass. heirs at law of Jesse G. Jouges, deceased, in consideration of payment from Hundred Dollars to be paid by Harold S. Sontheimer ofancellationTokenRhode Island, the above named whereby it hereby acknowledge, and hereby remise, release and forever quitclaim with from the said Harold S. Sontheimer his heirs and assigns forever, all the right title interest property claim and demand which he or his heirs ever had or of right ought to have a claim, in and to certain tracts of land situated in Said Providence The first tract comprises by estimation five acres more or less with a dwelling house and other buildings thereon standing bounded as follows, Viz beginning at the highway at the northwest corner of said tract, thence Easterly and Northerly bounded on the highway land to a ditch at the phrase; thence Northerly and Westerly by said ditch until it comes to the fence; thence Westerly and Northerly by the fence and wall on hand until it comes to the highway, thence southerly and easterly by said highway to the place of beginning. The second

tract contains by estimation sixty acres more or less and is bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at the opening of a water fall front of Gathers Bridge, to easterly then running northerly and northerly then bounded by the river till it comes to land formerly of David Kenyon deceased then northerly as the wall now runs to land formerly of Isaac Palmer then easterly to the highway formery bounded said persons land then northerly and northwesterly bounded by the highway until it comes to land formerly of Socrates Shappell then westerly to the highway and then by said shappells land to the first mentioned falls or some other way it could most easily be bounded. To have and to hold the said parce with all rights findings and appurtenances thereto appertaining water and to the use of the said said Harold B. bumpsher his heirs and assigns for ever and we the aforementioned grantors for ourselves and our heirs specialtor and adminalities do covenant with the said Harold B. bumpsher his heirs and assigns that we will warrant and defend the aforesaid premises unto the said Harold B. bumpsher his heirs and assigns forever against the will and claims and demands of all persons claiming by way through or under us and we Sarah F. Young wife of Robert T. Young and Teresa Howard wife of Peter Howard both Kept off at [?] North Kingstown Rhode Island witness that we of our own free will and without any force or pressure further unto this deed between Harold Bumpsher husband of Katie Bridebridge Robert Young husband of Grace Maxwell Edward Harvey survivor of some Harvey husband of Olive Maxwell and Peter Howard husband of Florence Howard Frank Bollock husband of Marie Bollock in consideration of the sum paid aforesaid as hereby release and forever quitclaim unto the said Harold B. bumpsher his heirs and assigns all our rights of dower and curtesy in and to the aforesaid premises forever. In testimony whereof we have set our hands and seals this 22nd day of June in the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty four Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of N. L. Berry as the M. D. J. P. I. H. T. J. S. L. E. B. E. E. B. E. K. S. J. L. Dy. Cl. M. K. M. K. H. G. C. L. F. E. P. M. C. R. C. P. T. Stephen H. Young L.S. John E. Young L.S. Reuben Howard L.S. Sarah H. Young L.S. Ruby M. Smith L.S. Emily V. Eaton L.S. Katie Bridebridge L.S. Wm H. Kelley L.S. Florence Howard L.S. Samuel J. Keay L.S. Marie M. Kelly L.S. Frank W. Bollock L.S.

76 Samuel S. Newcomb ls Samuel S. Newcomb ls Samuel S. Newcomb ls Samuel S. Newcomb ls Samuel S. Newcomb ls Samuel S. Newcomb ls Samuel S. Newcomb ls Samuel S. Newcomb ls Fannie Th. Neumann ls Fannie Th. Neumann ls Fannie Th. Neumann ls Fannie Th. Neumann ls Fannie Th. Neumann ls H. R. Kirch ls H. R. Kirch ls H. R. Kirch ls Alexander H. Hadley ls Alexander H. Hadley ls Alexander H. Hadley ls Peter F. K. Neumann ls Peter F. K. Neumann ls Edward S. Butt ls Edward S. Butt ls Edward H. Logan ls Edward H. Logan ls Oliver J. Tongee ls Harold H. Flueck ls Julia E. Harvey ls Edgar T. Harvey ls Minnie Barker ls John G. Booth ls Hattie M. Booth ls Eva M. Holland ls Flora M. Holland ls John F. Hurst ls Ralph J. Tongee ls Benjamin Tongee ls Frederick Moore ls A. John P. Newman ls Jesse R. Good ls James E. Good ls Joseph H. Holland ls Benjamin F. Newman ls W. F. Patterson ls Henry Newman & Wm F. Patterson, ls George S. Gaston ls R. Luther Gaston ls Guy K. Moore ls Ada Moore ls Lawrence S. Good ls Robert R. Kendall ls State of Rhode Island County of Providence ss at North Kingston on the Twenty Second day of June, AD 1925 before me the notary public appeared Stephen N. Tongee, John S. Tongee, Lawrence S. Good, Sarah A. Tongee, Guy K. Moore, Emily E. Gaston, Robert R. Kendall, John Y. Salisbury, William A. Kelly, Ada Moore, Henry Moore, Frank S. Flueck, Amanda M. Flueck and others to me known and known me to be the parties mentioned in the foregoing instrument, and they acknowledged said instrument to be their free act and deed, Howard R. Kirby H. Harry Wilbur State of Rhode Island County of Providence ss at North Kingston on the twenty third day of s

77 June 1st 1823 before me personally appeared S. Kelly, David G. Moore, Ezra L. Harvey, Samuel Barber, John E. Booth, Walter Winworth, Oliver H. Hotchkiss, from B. Holland, to me known, and known by me one to the parties executing the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged said instrument by their hands, to be their free act and deed, [Signature] [Signature] State of Rhode Island County of Washington In South Kingstown on the 5th day of Sept. 1823 before me personally appeared Isabelle E. Kendall and Robert T. Kendall her husband, to me known, and known by me one to the parties executing the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged said instrument by their hands executed to be their free act and deed, [Signature] [Signature] Recorded for memorial Sept. 17, 1823 at 4:30 pm on book 84, and recorded by the Judge in the year 1824 John Quaise KNOW ALL MEN by these presents, that Abel Arnold E. champion of Charlestown, county of Washington and State of Rhode Island, hereinafter called the mortgagor, in consideration of one thousand dollars to one paid by Reuben J. George of South Kingstown County and State aforesaid hereinafter called the mortgagee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged do hereby grant, bargain sell and convey unto said mortgagee and his heirs and assignees forever, two certain tracts of land situated in said Charlestown, the first tract contains by estimation 41 acres more or less with a dwelling house and other buildings thereon standing, bounded as follows beginning at the highway at the southeaster corner of said Rhode Island boundary and southerly bounded on the highway land to a ditch at the northwest boundary and westerly by said ditch until it comes to the fence then westerly and northerly at the fence and more still towards north until it comes to the highway, thence northeasterly and easterly by said highway to the place of beginning the second tract contains by estimation sixty acres more or less and is bounded as follows beginning at a cedar fence north of Providence Bridge and thence running northerly and southerly bounded by the river until it comes to