The instrument's own words
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the same are free from all incumbrances, except as aforesaid. That he has
good right full power and lawful authority to sell and convey the same
in manner as aforesaid, that the said maurice and our heirs and assigns
shall be their present at all times necessary and properly from and
enjoying the said premises forever as aforesaid, and that the said grantor will
and his heirs executors and administrators warrant and forever will
the same to the said maurice their heirs and assigns forever, convey it
lawful claim and demand of all persons except as aforesaid, and
for the consideration aforementioned, I, Hastie m. Thorp, do hereby remise and
my right of dower to and to the said premises unto its and
maurice, and her heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our seals and our hands
this 24th day of September in the year of our lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty two.
Executed in the presence
R. B. Trainer
Howard E. Thorp's [seal]
Hastie m. Thorp's [seal]
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
On this Hastie, on the 24th day of September 1922 personally
one personally appeared Howard E. Thorp and Hastie m. Thorp, to me
known and known by me one to be the parties executing the foregoing
instrument and acknowledged said instrument specified
to be their free act and deed.
R. B. Trainer
L. H. Bailey Justice
Received for record June 27th 1930 at 9 o'clock a.m.
and recorded by George B. Jones, Town Clerk
Know all MEN by these presents, That J. Ebenezar S. Baker
of South Kingstown, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, in
my own right and by virtue of a loan of colony from my husband Howard
Baker’s Order duly recorded in deed book 22 page 159 Brand Branes of
Charlestown R.I. hereinafter called the Grantor in consideration of ten dollars
one part paid by Clara M. O'Connor of Mening in said county and state,
hereinafter called the Grantee, the right mentioned is hereby acknowledged,
do hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said
Grantee, their heirs beer and assigns forever, a certain piece of
land situated on Charlestown Beach, in the town of Narragansett
in said county and state, bounded as follows: beginning at the
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For value received, the United States Bond & Mortgage corporation of
Massachusetts, a Massachusetts corporation, licensed and doing business in
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, assignee of the mortgagee of the premises
described in the mortgage deed made by Eleanor S. Baker to United Bond
& Mortgage Corporation of Rhode Island dated February 24, 1929 and
recorded in Real Estate Mortgage Record Book 23 at page 590 in the town of
North Johnston, county of Providence, State of Rhode Island, hereby releases its
claim under said mortgage and to the premises described in the
foregoing deed, provided, however, that this release shall not
affect or invalidate the claim of said United States Bond & Mortgage corporation
of Massachusetts under said mortgage to the remainder of the premises
in said mortgage deed described.
Witness the corporate name and seal that United States Bond
& Mortgage Corporation of Massachusetts this 2 days of June 1931, by
Courtney Crocker, its President and countersigned by E. B. L. Jenkins
its Assistant Treasurer, heretofore duly authorized.
United States Bond & Mortgage
Corporation of Massachusetts
By Courtney Crocker President
Countersigned by E. B. L. Jenkins
Assistant Treasurer
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Suffolk, ss.
June 2, 1931.
On this date before me personally appeared Courtney Crocker
President of the United States Bond & Mortgage Corporation of Massachusetts
to me known and known by me to be the party executing the following
instrument and acknowledged, ratified and confirmed by him signed
in his capacity to be the free act and deed of said United States Bond
& Mortgage Corporation of Massachusetts and his seal was affixed and
delivered onto me.
Ralph H. Rhodes
Notary Public SS.
My commission expires September 21, 1934
For value received, the Wakefield Trust company, licensed and
doing business in the town of South Kingstown in the county of
Washington, State of Rhode Island, mortgagee of the premises described
in the mortgage deed made by Elizabeth D. Harris to said Wakefield
Trust Company dated Feb. 27, 1928 and recorded in Real Estate Mortgage
Record Book 23 at page 588 in the town of North Johnston, county
of Washington, State of Rhode Island serving, releasing its claim
under said mortgage and to the premises described in the
foregoing deed. Provided however, that this release shall not
affect or invalidate the claim of said Wakefield Trust company.
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under said mortgage to the remainder of the premises in said mortgage
said reserved!!
(2) Thus is the corporation name and seal of said Wakefield
Savings Bank affixed this 21st day of June AD 1830 by Frank M. Clemens,
its Treasurer duly authorized thereunto
Wakefield Trust Company
by Frank M. Clemens Treasurer L.S.
[Signature]
[Marginalia: Quit Claim Deed
from T. Transition]
on North Kingstown on the 21st day of June AD 1830 before
me notary officer Frank M. Clemens, Treasurer of the Wakefield
Trust Company appeared me personally and humbly me the party
securing, acknowledging instrument and acknowledged said
instrument as being signed in said capacity to be the free act and deed
and of said Trust company and his own free act and deed.
Everett A. Baker
[Signature]
Received for record July 1 1830 at 9.15 o'clock AM.
and recorded by September 14 1830, Tom Black
I, Elizabeth Hegson, of the City of Providence, in the County of Providence
and State of Rhode Island for consideration paid, grant to Thomas
Blomer and Henrietta Blomer, husband and wife, both of the Town of
Coventry, County of Washington and State of Rhode Island with substation
covenants, now certain lots or parcels of land situated in the Town of
Coventry, and bounded and described as follows: First Tract Beginning at
a stone post on the Northerly side of the Post Road at the Southeasterly
corner of the Court house lotly enclosed, thence running Easterly by and with
the said Post Road one hundred and ninety five feet to a line of stone
stone; thence Northerly fifty feet; thence Westerly one hundred
ninety five feet Northerly one hundred fifty feet to place of beginning,
bounded Easterly, Northerly and westerly by land of Ben Smith and
Southerly by said Post Road, or however otherwise named, the said granite,
their heirs and assigns, are to make and maintain all pine fences
between land nearby and land of Ben Smith; Second Tract Beginning at
the Northeaster corner of land of Mrs. Marile at the Post Road, thence
Easterly bounded Southerly by said Post Road seventy five feet to
thence Northerly parallel with the East line of said granite, two
hundred twenty eight feet thence Westerly one hundred forty five
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(40?) acres more or less, particularly described in a deed recorded in the land
Records of property in Book 170, pg 112 at page 110 and in the Land Records of Easton
in Book 110, pg 18 at page 117
(2) A tract of land lying north of the Bed Road aforesaid, generally known
as the Elms Spring Farm particularly described in a deed recorded in the land
Records of property in Book 170, pg 49 at page 113 and containing approximately one
hundred sixty three (163) acres and more. To have and to hold the designated
premises, with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging unto
and to the use of the Grantee and its successors and assigns forever, but subject to the
following conditions and restrictions:
(1) The properties hereby conveyed are subject to mortgages of record which
are to be paid in full by the Grantor, and which are not to be assumed by
the Grantee.
(2) The conveyance is made subject to existing easements, reservations
and rights of way.
(3) The conveyance is made on condition and with the understanding
that the properties here to be used or delivered for the purpose for the shelter
Harbor Country Club now organized as aforesaid by its charter and the grantee,
by acceptance of this conveyance, shall be deemed and held to agree that if
at any time hereafter it shall cease to use said properties for said purposes
or in the event of the dissolution of the grantee, title to said properties shall
revert to the grantor, its successors and assigns.
(4) Shelter Harbor Country Club and its members, shall at all times
in consideration of the privileges hereby granted, abide by such reasonable
rules and regulations governing the conduct, morals and security of persons
who heretofore entered and who may hereafter purchase other
real estate from the Grantor in the vicinity of that hereby conveyed to the
Grantee, said rules and regulations to be created and fostered in consultation
between the Grantor and its successors or assigns. Said the Grantor does
hereby for itself and for its successors and assigns, covenant with
the said Grantee, and its successors and assigns, that it is lawfully
seized in fee simple of said grants premises; that the same are free
from all encumbrances whatever at present; that it has good right,
full power and lawful authority to sell and convey the same in the
manner as aforesaid; that the said Grantor will its successors and
assigns shall by these premises, subject however to the foregoing conditions
and restrictions, at all times permit, secure, and suffer, and justly have and
enjoy the said premises and that they said Grantor will warrant and defend the same to the said Grantee and
to successors and assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands
of all persons.
In witness whereof, said Shelter Harbor Corporation, its record
caused it corporate signature and seal to be affixed here to its Director
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