The instrument's own words
page 1
212 State of Rhode Island
county of Washington, ss.
In Westerly on the eighteenth day of September AD
1930 before me personally appeared the above named Henry George
Read and Sarah Elizabeth Read husband and wife each oath all
t me solemnly swear on my oath to be the parties executing the foregoing
instrument and so actually acknowledged said instrument that they
intended it to be their free act and deed.
Ray B. Kenyon SS
Bethany G. Little
recorded for deed Sept 22 1930 at 10.15 & dock 87n.
and witnessed by George S. Evans Town Clerk
Assignment of L. T. Kenney, having paid full purchase and
consideration of three hundred dollars signed and sealed and delivered
the same. Day and date whereupon L. T. Kenney has since
obtained Consent to be assigned complete Tenure’s Right to be transferred hereby
the above mentioned & about more of it thereby Bound both duly and lawfully
this 18th day of January AD 1910.
L. T. Kenney
By James M. Shandon, Trustee
Louis Little And Trustee
Above deed was recorded January 19, 1910 at 1:15 o'clock PM.
and witnessed by George S. Evans Town Clerk
I Adah th 7 Rethel, of Charlestown, in the County of Washington
State of Rhode Island desired for consider ration paid, grant to Charles W.
Little of Providence, county of Providence State of Rhode Island
with warranty covenants that certain real estate situated
in conversation, county of Washington State of Rhode Island
now known as follows: a certain lot of Land situated in
the town of Charlestown, in said county and state and is bounded
as follows beginning at the southeast corner of the land of
Isabel Spencer, thence easterly five feet and bounded by the
ocean; thence southeasterly three hundred and thirty eight
and one more inches to the sea, and bounded by the land of the
pastors; thence westerly five feet and bounded by the sea, thence
northerly three hundred and thirty five feet more and
surrounded by the land of Isabel Spencer to the place of beginning;
otherwise otherwise bounded Restrictions This land is not
to be used for any other purpose than a private right of way
going and returning to the sea and return, and the person's
page 2
named shall have the right to possess ora in boundaries R. K. Rose
R. H. Ritchel and Rebekah F. Ritchel their heirs, assigns, tenements
and other persons to whom they may convey any and all possessions
by them on Charleston Beach in said town of Narragansett [?]
property is free from all encumbrances and taxes paid to 1931.
[Signed] Rose H. Ritchel of the town of narragansett county
of Washington, State of Rhode Island inkl of the person who
the foregoing and my right of dower’s and we other witnesses in the
presence subscribed below.
Witnessed our hand this twenty third day of april 1931
Jacob L. Sanders
[Signed] Rebekah F. Ritchel
Rose H. Ritchel
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
At Charlestown on the 23rd day of December, 1931
Before me personally appeared citizen Rebekah F. Ritchel and Rose H.
Ritchel to me known and known of me to be the parties executing
the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged that said instrument
was their dedicated to be their free acts and deeds.
[Signature]
[Signature] Notary Public
Received for record Sept 29 1931 at 3/50 each page,
And recorded by George G. Moore, Town Clerk
I, Adolph R. Ritchel of Charlestown, in the County of Washington
State of Rhode Island, for consideration paid grant to Rose H. L.
Ritchel of Charlestown, County of Washington State of Rhode Island,
with warranty covenants, that certain real estate situated in
Charlestown, County of Washington, State of Rhode Island, called
and described as follows: Certain tract of land situated in the
Town of Charlestown in said County and State and is bounded as
follows: Beginning at the northeast boundary of the land of Sarah
M. Ritchel’s hundred ninety feet from the sea, thence easterly thirty
five feet and bounded by the highway; thence southerly three
hundred and thirty four feet more or less to the sea and bounded
by the land of the testator; thence westerly thirty four feet and
bounded by the sea; thence northerly three hundred and thirty u[?].
The page as recorded
