The instrument's own words
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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 do make this my last will and testament to the best of my knowledge 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
[Signature] Joseph H. Rietzel
Robt H. Rietzel
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington ss.
On this 24th day of September 1930 before me
personally appeared Joseph H. Rietzel and Robt H. Rietzel to me known
and recognized to be the parties sealing the foregoing instrument and
saying they had read said instrument and it seemed to be their free
and voluntary act and deed.
George S. Loomis
Staff of Public Notary
Recorded in the office Sept 25, 1930 at 3:30 o'clock P.M.
and inscribed by George S. Loomis, Town Clerk
-2- Adolph H. Rietzel of Charlestown in the County of Washington, State
of Rhode Island for and consideration paid grant to Samuel R. Avery of
Charlestown 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 Map of town of Charlestown, surveyed by Adolph
H. Rietzel some 1 square 49 Lots Full’s 1897 begin to Holland Land Grant
and said plat being recorded in the town clerk's office of said town of Charlestown
to which reference is hereby made and made part hereof for convenience
and particular derived from survey of property as named premises. This lot is
bounded on the South by the highway a distance of twenty five feet
more or less - 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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each on the East by lot number seven a distance of eighty feet more
or less to the highway. Restrictions: No building of any kind other than
a boat house to be erected on the premises and that to be used for
no other purpose than the mooring and storing of boats and ships. Then
More: The property is free from all encumbrances and taxes paid
to June 15, 1931. I, Joseph R. Rietzel, of the town of Charlestown, county
of Washington, State of Rhode Island sold rights of the grants referred to the events
all my right of dower and all other interest in the above described premises.
Witness our hands this twenty third day of September 1931.
Jacob La Banque
Adolph R. Rietzel
Rose F. Rietzel
State of Rhode Island
county of Providence
On Jamestown on the 24th day of September 1931 before me
personally appeared Adolph R. Rietzel and Rose F. Rietzel to me known
and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument
and they acknowledged said instrument to be their sealed to be their
free act and deed.
George G. Moore
Notary Public
Recorded Dec. record 25th, 1931 at 3.30 o'clock p.m.
and acknowledged by George Moore Town Clerk
The Washington Court Summary of Warranty of Security, Rhode Island,
Thomas A. Arnold 2nd of September 1811 and Lyndon Arnold
tenants under the will of Thomas A. Arnold deceased, for consideration
paid, grant to Frank H. Babcock and Mary B. Babcock husband
and wife of the village of Narrasset, Town of Johnston in the state
of Connecticut and Frank Branch with the right of survivorship his self
not as tenants in common with warranty covenants that
certain real estate situated in Washington County of the region
in the state of Rhode Island and bounded as follows:
in Block 24 on West "Part of site attributes His house on
P.D. owned by Thomas A. Arnold runs 100' east 100' north 100' west
surveyor in the town called trees and stones and we reserve
until the right of ways free and convenient of the said premises
their heirs and assigns, their guests, tenants and convey
at all times to pass and repass on or over with winds between
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