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5/16/1928 · DEED · book 23 page 201 doc 8367

From DAVIS SAMUEL H life, DAVIS NINA H
To BUDDINGTON JOHN W life
Premises none · right to pass and repair on Lighthouse Road and Beach Head Road (Evergreen Point Beach, Sonnington Beach, Charlestown)
Also on this page: EASEMENT SOUTH COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE CO

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1923 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → DAVIS SAMUEL H · book 20 p 438
◀ 1928 · PARTIAL RELEASE · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → DAVIS SAMUEL H; DAVIS NINA H · book 23 p 199
◀ 1927 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → DAVIS SAMUEL H; DAVIS NINA H · book 23 p 45
◀ 1926 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → DAVIS SAMUEL H · book 22 p 379
◀ 1926 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · HAKES HARLAN P; HAKES ANNA E → DAVIS SAMUEL H · book 22 p 397
◀ 1926 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · HAKES HARLAN P; HAKES ANNA E → DAVIS SAMUEL H; DAVIS NINA H · book 20 p 449
◀ 1925 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → DAVIS SAMUEL H · book 22 p 107
◀ 1923 · DEED · KENYON SUSAN T; KENYON WILLIAM H → DAVIS SAMUEL H · book 20 p 423
◀ 1923 · DEED · HELSTEN JENNIE E → DAVIS SAMUEL H · book 20 p 424
◀ 1922 · DEED · BURDICK HAZARD H; BURDICK ELLA → DAVIS SAMUEL H · book 20 p 388

Forward — where this land went

Follow forward ▶ 1928 · MORTGAGE · BURDICK ALLEN H; BURDICK ELSIE E → SEGAR ALBERTUS V; SEGAR MARY E · book 23 p 285
“Being the same house and acreage to the said Brownell by tenure E. Brownell by deed dated February 19, 1828”
cites this instrument as its source · read by gemma

The grantee's later conveyances, by name — the man, not necessarily this land; the one that cites this deed as its source is the land

▶ 1930 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W; BUDDINGTON ANNIE E → PARSONS EDMUND S · book 24 p 196
▶ 1932 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 25 p 225
▶ 1934 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 25 p 602
▶ 1935 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 26 p 60
▶ 1936 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 26 p 554
▶ 1937 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 27 p 139
▶ 1938 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → LYCETT FREDERICK W · book 27 p 314
▶ 1938 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 27 p 398
▶ 1939 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 27 p 500
▶ 1939 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 27 p 586
▶ 1939 · DEED · BUDDINGTON JOHN W → CHARLESTOWN ESTATES INC · book 28 p 110

The instrument's own words

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201 I, Samuel H. Davis, of the Town of Westerly of Washington County Rhode Island for consideration named appoint to John M. Buddingtath of the said Town of Westerly, County and State aforesaid with warranty concorduthe right to pass and repair on foot or by vehicle from his property located near Evergreen Point Beach on the roadway called Lighthouse Road and Beach Head Road as shown on "Map of Dorrington Cottages at Sonnington Beach, Rhode Island, property of S.H. Davis, Civil Engineer" said road having been filed for record with the Town Records of said Town of Charlestown from said roadway to said beach. I, Lina N. Davis, wife of the grantor release to said grantee all my right of spouse in the aforementioned premises Witnesses our hands this thirteenth day of April 1928 Lacy R. Agardall Samuel H. Davis L.S. Lina N. Davis State of Rhode Island, County of Washington In Westerly on the 13th day of April A.D. 1928 before me personally appeared the above named grantors, Samuel H. Davis and Lina N. Davis, his wife to me known and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument, and they acknowledged signed said instrument by their hands to be their free act and deed. Lacy R. Agardall Notary Public Received for record May 16, 1928 at 9.35 o'clock A.M. and recorded by George B. Kerns, Town Clerk KNOW ALL MEN by these presents, That I, J. Thomas C. Comstock of Charlestown, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island (hereinafter called the Grantor) in consideration of one dollar paid, grant to the South County Public Service Company, a Rhode Island corporation, having an office in Westerly in said State its successors and assigns (hereinafter called the Grantee) the perfected right to erect transmit current and feed current upon and over my land situated in the town of Charlestown in said County and State a single line of poles with the wires or cables thereon, and with other appliances and with the necessary poles and guys or other supports, or any other reasonable appliances necessary for the transmission and distribution of electricity:
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be fitted to a suitable cesspool to be constructed and maintained on the above premises by the grantees their heirs and assigns, at their or their own cost and expense. 2. No drums or lime walls, walls, hedges or fences shall be permitted, nor tents of any kind, nor any thing (except the dwelling house) that shall in any way obstruct the view from any part of any adjoining property or any dwelling house in this company, hereby forever and perpetually prohibited. 3. No petting, raising salts, cattle, sheep or miners dogs or cats or any other animals or objects on animals or beasts shall be permitted to be kept on said premises. 4. The grantors, their heirs and assigns, reserve the right to enter upon the above described premises at any time with a key whether or others, or to return the same, always leaving the premises in as good condition as when entered. 5. It is hereby further understood, understood and agreed as and between the parties hereto that all the aforesaid conditions, covenants and agreements on the part of the said grantees, their heirs and assigns on their or their part is to be held and performed shall attach to and run with the land since recorded. It is further agreed and made a part of the consideration of this sale and purchase that in case of any failure in any of the above conditions or covenants on the part of said grantees or their heirs or assigns, that the title and use to said premises shall revert to the said grantors, their heirs or assigns, and he or they may remove aforesaid building or buildings of the estate solely provided and all rights title and interest hereby conveyed shall be forfeited and cast out and terminated. The said grantors for themselves and their heirs, successors and administrators, covenant with the said grantees, their heirs and assigns, that they are in seisin and seized in fee simple of the said granted premises that the same are free from all encumbrances, estates or appurtenances that they have right and lawful title and lawful authority to sell and convey the same in manner as hereinafter. That the said grantees and their heirs and assigns shall have premises or all times hereafter peaceably and quietly have and enjoy the said premises, subject as aforesaid, and that the said grantors their heirs and successors and administrators, covenant and shall defend the same to the said grantees, their heirs and assigns forever covenant the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming the same as aforesaid. And for the consideration aforesaid I, Frederick Thorp, do hereby release all my right of dower in and to the said granted premises unto the said grantees their heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 18th day of March in the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty eight in the presence of Helen E. Butchoff [Signature] Howard E. Thorp [Signature] [Signature] Walter H. Thorp [Signature] State of Rhode Island County of Washington In Westerly, on the 18th day of March 1938, before me
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/72 immediately appeared Henry E. Thorp and Mattie M. Thorp, to me known and proven one by one to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged said instrument by them speculated to be their free act and deed Nelson E. Settleff Henry E. Thorp Public L.S. Recorded for record March 21 1930 at 4.15 o'clock P.M. and recorded by George G. Loves Town Clerk I Albert D. Dixon of Charlestown, Washington County, Rhode Island, for a consideration paid, grant to Daisy G. Beale of said Charlestown with warranty covenant that certain real estate situate in Charlestown, County of Washington in the state of Rhode Island, and described as follows: Beginning at a front fence post there a drill hole in the foundation of the barn on the northerly boundary corner, thence southerly 24.77 feet to a drill hole in a wall, thence again southerly 25.53 feet to a drill hole of whose center is south of a wall foundation; thence turning at an angle of 115° 38' Southeasterly 52.6 feet to a cement fence post thence turning angle running southerly 12.1 feet to a stone fence turning at right angle easterly 53 feet to a cement post at the highway a narrow stone wall thence northerly bounding Easterly by said highway a narrow lane a distance of 88.61 feet to a drill hole in a rock; thence westerly a distance of 76.47 feet to a drill hole in a rock, thence northerly 14 feet and thence westerly 23.87 feet to beginning, bounding northerly, any southerly jos bound of boundary, and westerly by land of Gresham R. Cromming and wife, or whoever afters thereof bound. Leda Dixon with of the grantor release to said grantee all my rights of dower and all other interests in the aforesaid premises; Witness our hands this 5 day of February 1930 George Colgrove Albert D. Dixon Leda Dixon State of Rhode Island County of Washington In Charlestown on the 5th day of February 1930 before me immediately appeared Albert D. Dixon and Leda Dixon to me known and proven one by one to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument, and they acknowledged said instrument, by them speculated to be their free act and deed. George Colgrove Notary Public Record for record March 21, 1930 at 4.15 o'clock P.M. and recorded by George G. Loves Town Clerk

The page as recorded

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