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11/18/1925 · DEED · book 22 page 98 doc 7984

From BURDICK J ALFRED
To MARTIN WILLIAM S life
Premises none · tract on West side of main road from East Branch road (Charlestown)

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▶ 1936 · DEED · MARTIN WILLIAM S; MARTIN MINNIE TANNER → VOCATURA LOUIS A · book 26 p 462

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98 Know All MEN by these presents, That I, J. Alfred Burdick, (widow) of the Town of Charlestown in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, hereinafter called the grantor in consideration of ten dollars and other considerations to me paid by William J. Martin of Westerly in the State of Rhode Island hereinafter called the grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby to him my said grant bargain sell and convey unto the said grantee, and his heirs and assigns his lawful assigns forever, a certain tract parcel of land lying and being in the Town of Charlestown Washington county and state of Rhode Island situated on the West side of the main road from the East Branch road and is bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a bound stone street corner of the premises hereby conveyed at a bound in the north west corner of the wall on the North side of East Branch road thence running in a south easterly direction along said East Branch road a distance of one hundred sixty boundary and ninety three hundredths (160.93) feet to a bound in a wall thence north easterly thence running in a north easterly direction along said boundary a distance of one hundred seventy five and eighty six hundredths (175.86) feet to a bound in a stone wall thence north easterly thence running in a northerly direction along said boundary a distance of one hundred forty boundary and ninety three hundredths (140.93) feet to a stake built in the corner of a stone wall and of said boundary thence running in an easterly direction along said boundary a distance of one hundred twenty five and eighty six hundredths (125.86) feet to the front and plane of running, running. To have and to hold the above described premises with all the rights way’s and all others whatsoever appertaining unto and unto the use of the said grantee, and his heirs and assigns forever, and of the said grantor, as hereby for myself and for my heirs, executors and administrators covenant with the said grantee and his heirs and assigns that I and my lawfully send in the couple of the said grantor premises that the same are full and free and unencumbered states of all taxes, food, costs, will liens and encumbrances to the said grantee the same in mannerly appeared that the said grantee and his heirs and assigns shall all my right present at all times peaceably and quietly have and enjoy the same and premises and that I, the said grantor, will, and my heirs, executors and administrators shall warrant and defend the same to the said grantee and his heirs and assigns against all other claims and demands far going, or interest whereby I have set my hand and seal this day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty four Executed in the presence of [Signature] [Signature] J. Alfred Burdick [Seal]
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State of Connecticut County of New London In Northstowe on the 4th day of October A.D. 1725 before me personally appeared J. Hazard indentured to me him and others known me to be the public secretary the following instrument and the acknowledged said instrument very true related to be his free act and deed. W. Williams J. S. Secy Notary public VS Received for record November 18th 1726 at 9:30 o'clock AM and recorded by George S. North Town Clerk Know all men by these presents, that one me be Harleyd Brightman and Alice Brightman, husband and wife, both of the Town of Charlestown, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island called the mortgagors, in consideration of five hundred Dollars ($500) to us paid by Harold B. Sharp of the Town of Westerly, County Washington and State of Rhode Island, hereinafter called the mortgagee the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged do hereby give, grant, bargain sell and convey unto the said mortgagee, and his heirs dues assigns forever, a certain farm and tract of land, with all the buildings but Richardson's farm remaining thereon, lying and being in the Town Charlestown, in said county of Washington, viz or formerly known as the Narragansett land evidence property, containing by estimation one hundred twenty per acres more or less and bounded as follows, to wit westerly by land formerly of Thomas Thrasher, Easting by land viz formerly of Thomas Howard, land formerly of Samuel S. Shore, land formerly of Manford H. Knowles and land formerly of Case L. Hopkins, Southerly by the salt Pond, so called, and westerly by land of Joseph T. Ross, land formerly of John R. Dumond, land formerly of Samuel M. Betcock and land formerly of Albert De Bonaventure, or successor others thereunto bounded, Stepping however a certain portion of the said within the above described boundaries as follows: Beginning at the Road Road on the north side of the same at land formerly of Joseph T. Ross; thence southerly, bounding westerly by said road one hundred feet to a stone post; thence easterly, one hundred feet to a stone post; thence southerly, two hundred feet to a stone post at said salt Road bounding southerly and easterly by the numbers newly conveyed thence westerly, bounding easterly by said Salt Road, one hundred feet to the stone post at the place of beginning. The premises above described and conveyed being the same premises conveyed to these mortgagors by Edward & Jonathan vug head viz June 20th

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