The instrument's own words
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Know all men by these presents that I Benjamin P. Moulton,
of the city and county of Providence and state of Rhode Island in consideration of
ten dollars and that other considerations to me made by the Tenny Realty Corporation
a corporation created under the laws of the state of Rhode Island having an office
and place of business in said city of Providence the receipt whereof I hereby
acknowledge have by partly renewal release and forever quit claim unto the said
Tenny Realty Corporation its successors and assigns forever all the right
title interest equity claim and warrant of myself or my right
equity or claim in and to three certain tracts or parcels of land
situated in the town of Johnston county of Providence and state aforesaid
First tract contains 500 square feet more or less bounded as follows beginning at the
southeast corner of the first tract and at the southeast corner of land formerly
of Marcus D. Morley thence northerly along the highest part of the bank fourth
eighty feet thence easterly seventy feet three quarters forty fifty feet makes southeasterly
twenty feet to said first mentioned corner. For a further description reference is made to a deed from Jacob Kenneth lying on record in
said land evidence book No. 15 page 1123. Second tract
beginning at the northwest corner of said tract at the highest part of the bank
fourth thence northerly seventy feet three quarters forty fifty feet makes southeasterly
twenty feet to said first mentioned corner. For a further description reference is made to a deed from Norman
D. Merritt and wife recorded in said land evidence Book No. 14 page 304.
Their tract is a strip and forms contains zero acres more or less with
buildings and improvements thereon bounded and described as follows
to wit northerly partly by the Old Road and partly by land formerly
of Samuel & Officer Sullivan partly by land of said Hayes and easterly by the
Salt Pond southerly by land of Roland S. Beaton and westerly by the
highway leading from said Road to the Railroad. For a further description
reference is made to said deed from John R. Chapman on record in said volume
Book No. 17 page 387. Third tract is bounded and described as follows
commencing at the northwest corner thereof at the highway and advancing
land formerly of Pelotas Harris prior of this cemetery thence running
easterly by and with a stone wall to Chapman's Pond thence southerly by
and with said pond to land of Howard N. Burnside thence westerly by
and with a stone wall or more formal marking the dividing line between
the land hereby conveyed and land of said Burnside to land formerly of
Phillips J. Thromlon thence northerly by and with a stone wall outlining
the dividing line between their land and land of John H. Bruddington to
another stone wall thence westerly by and with said other stone wall to the
highway then northerly by and with said highway to the place of
beginning. For a further description reference is made to a deed
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from Herbert E. Peabody in record in said Charleston, Book 19 page
76 Excepting however that tract within the above boundaries deeded to
David R. Moulton by deed on record in said Charleston, saith tract is
bounded on the North and South by land of Pearces, on the East by Shardes
from Pond, on the West by the highway leading to East Beach, the Sixth tract
contains by estimation between nine and ten acres bounded on the East
by said Highway, on the North by land of Benjamin G. Bennett, on the West by
land of Th. House and north and on the South by land of Howard H.
Bondell, the seventh tract is much and contains by estimation eight
acres more or less and is bounded on the East by the steamer line harbor
by the H. Peabody in land formed of Joseph Brightman and attached
by Charleston Book 19 page 212, meaning and intending to convey
to said trustees all the land he now possesses in said Charlestown within
fully described in this deed not more To have and to hold the
same, with all rights, tenements and appurtenances thereunto
appertaining unto and to the use of the said Zimny Realty
Corporation its successors and assigns forever And I the
aforenamed Benjamin R. Moulton for myself and for my heirs,
executors and administrators do covenant with the said
Zimny Realty Corporation its successors and assigns forever,
that I will warrant and defend the aforesaid premises unto the
Zimny Realty Corporation its successors and assigns forever,
against all lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming
the same through or under me Signed Carolotta F. Moulton wife
of the said Benjamin R. Moulton in consideration of the sum paid
as aforesaid to her aforesaid to her aforesaid grant and release with the
said Zimny Realty Corporation its successors and assigns, all
her right of dower in and to the aforesaid premises,
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and
seals this seventh day of May in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty seven,
Signed and sealed in the presence of Benjy R. Moulton L.S.
James E. Hurley
Carolotta F. Moulton L.S.
Samuel P. Churchill
State of Rhode Island,
County of Providence
On Providence on the seventh day of May, AD 1927 before me
personally appeared Benjamin R. Moulton and Carolotta F. Moulton husband
and wife of one and known to me and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing
instrument and they acknowledged said instrument by them executed to
be their free act and deed. Samuel Lee Notary Public
received and recorded June 7, 1927 at 10 o'clock P.M.
Recorded and returned by Leon S. Carter Registrar
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