The instrument's own words
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Land of Heathorns J. Watson a distance of twenty five feet more or less
to the highway. Restrictions: No buildings of any kind other than a one
house to be erected, and that to be used for no other purpose than for the
housing and storing of boats and appurtenances thereto. The property
is free from maintenance charges until June 15, 1931. I, Rose F.
Ritzel of the town of Charlestown county of Washington, state of Rhode
Island site of the grantor release to the grantee all my right of owner
and all other interest in the above described premises.
Witness our hand this eighteenth day of September 1930.
Jacob B. Sander. Adolph F. Ritzel
Rose M. Ritzel
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
In Charlestown on the 19 day of September, 1930 before me
personally appeared Adolph F. Ritzel and Rose H. Ritzel to me
known and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing
instrument and they acknowledged said instrument by them executed
to be their free act and deed.
Jacob B. Sander
Whitney Miller
Received for record Sept 25, 1930 at 8 1/2 since Storey
and recorded by George S. Barnes town clerk
I Adolph F. Ritzel of Charlestown in the County of Washington,
State of Rhode Island, for consideration paid grant to Samuel R. Army
of Hopkinton, county of Washington State of Rhode Island with warranty
covenants that certain real estate situated in Charlestown county
of Washington, State of Rhode Island, and described as follows: a certain
tract of land situated in Charlestown, in said county and state
and is bounded as follows: beginning on the northeast corner of the lot of
Rose H. Ritzel's thence easterly forty four feet and bounded on the highway,
thence southerly three hundred feet more or less to the line
and bounded by the land of the grantor; thence westerly forty feet
and bounded by the sea; thence northerly three hundred feet to the
starting point and bounded by the land of Rose H. Ritzel to the
place of beginning a previous course clockwise. Restrictions:
No building to be erected the net cost of which is less than two thousand
dollars and shall not be located less than five feet from the east
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[216] waive rent condoning lines, and such building or buildings shall not be
used as public bathing houses, stables, obnoxious trades or public amusements
and no detachable garages or out-door toilets be erected. The property
is free from all encumbrances and taxes paid to June 15, 1931.
I, Joseph H. Rietzel, of the town of Charlestown, county of Washington, State
of Rhode Island will be at the hereafter witness to the grant me all my right of
ownership and their interest in the aforementioned premises,
In witness whereof I have signed this twenty third day of September 1930
Joseph H. Rietzel
Robt H. Rietzel
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington ss.
On this day on the 24th day of September 1930 before me
personally appeared Joseph H. Rietzel and Robt H. Rietzel to me known
and recognized me to be the parties sealing the foregoing instrument and
saying a freely signed and delivered instrument they declared to be their free
and voluntary act
George S. Loomis
Chief of Public Notary
Recorded in office Sept 25, 1930 at 3:30 o'clock P.M.
and inscribed by George S. Loomis, Town Clerk
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-2. Adolph L. Rietzel of Charlestown in the County of Washington, State
of Rhode Island for consideration paid grant to Samuel R. Avery of
Hopkins county of Washington State of Rhode Island with warranty
conveying, that certain real estate situated in Charlestown, county of
Washington, State of Rhode Island, and described as follows: a certain
tract of land situated in Charlestown town in said county and state
and is designated as private right of way number six on a map entitled
Private Rights of Ways laid in the Town of Charlestown, surveyed by Adolph
L. Rietzel some 1 square 49 Lots Full’s 1897 begin to Holland Land in quad
said plat being recorded in the town clerk's office of said Town of Charlestown
to which reference is hereby had and made thank thereof for minutes and
metes and bounds derived from survey or assumed premises. This lot is
bounded on the South by the highway a distance of twenty five feet
a right way - lot number three to a distance of fifty five feet more
or less to the pond, on the north with the pond a distance of twenty five
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