The instrument's own words
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indicated as common property, roads and paths, and does the right to use
the beach whom or community, or hereafter, be seen as such for bathing
and other recreations.
(ii) That the grantor, his heirs, successors and assigns covenant and
agree that the property conveyed shall be subject to an annual equitable
charge in such an amount as shall be fixed by the grantor, his heirs, successors
and assigns, not to exceed one hundred and year security forty dollars ($40)
per each lot, the grantor may include a Property Owners Association which
may hereafter be organized for the purpose referred to in this section; and in
case such Association is organized, the sum heretofore referred to in this
section shall be payable to such Association, and the grantee, his heirs,
successors and assigns, covenant that he and they will pay this charge
to the grantor, his successors and assigns, on May first of each and
every year as assessed, and further covenant that said charge shall on
May first of each year become a lien on the land and shall continue to be
such lien until paid, such charge shall be payable to the grantor,
his heirs, successor or assigns, and shall be levied only to the
maintenance of roads, property common, areas and streets, beach,
and such other community burdens as shall from time to time be
determined by the grantor, his heirs, successor or assigns. By the
acceptance of this deed, the grantee expressly waives in the grantor, their
heirs, successor or assigns the right and power prior to bringing action to
enforce such lien. The grantor agrees to thoroughly first the
property legally against hunting and trapping.
Haskell Pratt Jan. 16th 1925
Received for record Aug. 11, 1925 at 10 o'clock AM
and recorded by keeper of records, Tom Collett
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents, that we Arthur S.
Marcellis and Ida Belle Marcellis, of the town of Montclair in the county
of Essex and state of New Jersey, hereinafter called the Grantor, in consideration
of eighteen hundred dollars, to us paid by John L. Chidsey of the town
of Danbury in the county of Fairfield and state of Connecticut
hereinafter called the Grantee, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,
do hereby give, grant bargain sell and convey unto the said
Grantee and his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract or parcel of
land situate on "Inconsentag Neck" as called, in the town of
Charlestown, in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the Southwest
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258 corner of the lot herein conveyed and at the southeast corner of lot
owned of recently owned by El. G. and H. G. Day, on the sea shore; thence
running northerly bounded westerly by land of said Day to the middle a
certain street of said Day's land; thence running northerly about sixty
feet to the new street or highway; thence running easterly along the
north line of the driveway forty one feet; thence southerly on a line
parallel with the east line of said Day's land to the sea; thence westerly
forty feet to the point of starting or first mentioned corner. Reserving
such easements privileges and appurtenances such rights of way as are
contained in a deed from Albert S. Ballou to Fidelis S. Luce dated
June 18th, 1878, recorded in the deeds records of paid town,
Book 13, page 289. Being the same plot or lot conveyed to the said
Elisha S. Marvells by William L. Day, Executor of the estate of James A.
Day, by deed dated January 23, 1926 and recorded in Book 54 page
372 of records of deeds in the Town of Westerly, R.I. To have
and to hold, the aforementioned premises with all the rights, heritages and
appurtenances thereunto belonging unto and to the use of the said
grantee, and his heirs and assigns forever. And I, the said Arthur S.
Marvells, grantor do hereby for myself and for my heirs, executors
and administrators, covenant with the said grantee and his heirs
and assigns, that I am lawfully seized in fee simple of the said
granted premises; that the same are free from all encumbrances except
as hereinbefore set forth; that I have good right full power and lawful
authority to sell lend convey the same in manner as aforesaid. That
the said grantee and his heirs and assigns shall have and enjoy the said
premises, and that I the said Arthur S. Marvells, grantor, with all and
my heirs, executors and administrators, shall warrant and defend
the same to the said grantee and his heirs and assigns forever.
And for the consideration aforesaid, I, Ida Belle Marvells, do hereby release
all my right option in and to the said granted premises unto the
said grantee and his heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof, we have herewith set our hands and seals
this 19th day of August in the year of our lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty eight.
Executed in the presence of
Arthur S. Marvells L.S.
Ida Belle Marvells L.S.
Fred M. Darling
State of New Jersey SS,
County of Essex
In Montclair New Jersey on the 19th day of
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August 1st 1928, before me personally appeared Arthur S. Marrells and
Ida Belle Marrells, his wife, to me known and known by me to be the
parties executing the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged said
instrument, by them executed to be their free act and deed.
Fred M. Darling
Notary Public of New Jersey
My Commission expires Oct. 1, 1929
Received for record August 14, 1928 at 9 o'clock sharp
and recorded by George LeBeau, Town Clerk
To All People to whom these Presents shall come, Whereas Sadie
S. Welles of Templeville, town of South Kingstown in the State of Rhode
Island (hereinafter called the mortgagor) did on the 16th day of December
A.D. 1920 make and execute a deed of mortgage of real estate situated in
the town of Charlestown, Washington County in the State of Rhode Island
to Sadie F. Bell of South Kingstown in said State (hereinafter called the
mortgagee) to secure the payment of a certain promissory note with annual
full payments as per reference to said deed, which is recorded in the
land records of said town of Charlestown for recording mortgages of real estate
in volume 18, at page 87. And whereas said mortgagor, Sadie
S. Welles, by said deed of mortgage fully authorized and empowered the said
mortgagee, Sadie F. Bell, her successors, administrators and assigns, to
sell said land and the property described in and conveyed by said
deed of mortgage, under the conditions and in the manner specified
in the same. And whereas in said deed of mortgage Arthur M.
Welles (husband of the said Sadie S. Welles) did release his right of
courtesy in said premises and join in the power of sale aforesaid, lying
whether the aforesaid deed of mortgage was made and granted on the
condition that if the promissory note mentioned and described therein, and
the debt and claims thereby secured, should be paid according to the tenor
thereof, then this deed is to be void entirely and remain in full force and
effect. And whereas default was made in the condition of said deed,
in that the interest on said promissory note and the said promissory
note became due and payable and became unpaid for more
than five years from the date thereof and before the giving of the
notice of sale by advertisement hereinafter mentioned, and authorized the
said Sadie F. Bell did, after the said default had continued more than
five years above the premises described in said deed for sale at a public
auction in the Narragansett Times, one of the public newspapers published
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