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262 KNOW All that one John V. Dooney and Hulda A. Dooney,
husband and wife, both of the town of Charlestown, Washington County,
Rhode Island for valuable consideration paid promised to August Nelson and Phyllis
Nelson husband and wife both of the City and State of New York with
warranty covenants That certain real estate situated in Charlestown,
County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island, and described as
follows: A certain tract or piece of land with a dwelling house, barn
land other buildings and improvements thereon standing, and
containing twenty one (21) acres, more or less, and is known as the
"Nathanael Edge" and situated in the town of Charlestown, Washington
County and State of Rhode Island, and is bounded on the North by the
land formerly of William R. Boye and now owned by Leon A. Mitchell,
on the East by land formed of Thomas P. Leland, on the South by
land of said Leon A. Mitchell land and on the West by the highway.
Witness our hands this 15th day of August 1925
William G. Pelavt
Mary F. Page
John V. Dooney L.S.
Hulda A. Dooney L.S.
State of Connecticut
County of New Haven ss.
I Dr. Singleton, Notary, born on the 15th day of August 1925
before me personally appeared John V. Dooney and Hulda A. Dooney,
husband and wife to form certain bond and broken by me to be the parties
executing the frosting instrument and they have acknowledged said
instrument by them executed, to be their act and deed.
William G. Pelavt
Hulda A. Dooney L.S.
Recorded for record August 15, 1925 at 2.30 oclock PM,
and searched by George B. Cooney, Town Clerk
I John C. Taylor, of Charlestown, Washington County, Rhode Island
for consideration paid, grant to Wendell H. Taylor of said Charlestown,
with warranty covenants, a certain tract of land situated in said
Charlestown, bounded as follows: on the North by land of Cora H. Hopson
and wife, on the East by land of Father H. Shelton land granted this day
deeded the Alfred S. Pendleton and wife note on the South by a brook which
separates this tract from land of Shelton and on the West by Bromonting
Pond, or however otherwise bounded. D. Emily Taylor wife of the
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