The instrument's own words
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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 sell unto the grantee to the extent
of all my right of dower and all other interest in the above described premises.
Witness our hands this twenty third day of September 1930.
Jacob La Banque
Adolph F. Rietzel
Rose F. Rietzel
State of Rhode Island
county of Providence
On Jamestown on the 24th day of September 1930 before me
personally appeared Adolph F. 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 act and deed
George Lawson
Notary Public
Recorded Dec. record 25th, 1931 at 3.30 o'clock p.m.
and acknowledged by George Lawson Town Clerk
The Washington Court Summary of Warranty of Security, Rhode Island,
Thomas A. Arnold 2nd of September 18... and Lyndon Arnold
grantees under the will of Thomas A. Arnold deceased, for consideration
paid, grant to Frank B. Babcock and Mary B. Babcock husband
and wife of the village of Narrasset, Town of Johnston in the state
of Connecticut and Frank Babcock 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 20 on West "Part" of said premises it is bounded on
N.D. corner by Thomas A. Arnold runs 150' N 45 E to a stake in
surveyor in file in the Town Clerk's office and then runs
with the right of ways free and convenient of the said premises
their heirs and assigns, their grants, tenants and convey
at all times to pass and recur on both sides with roads between
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218 said described premises and the State highway over the roads
as now mentioned by the estate of the late Thomas D. Arnold,
and the said grantees their heirs and assigns for their own use
and for the use of their heirs and assigns shall have a right of way
through the same over and across the back land of said estate,
a strip 15 feet in width on a true course and described as
beginning at the north west corner of Sarah Champlin's estate Champlain
said way runs south east by Sarah Champlin, Olive Champlin
and then south east to the road Charter R. & M. Anderson civil Engineer,
no 12, and such being on file in the Town Clerk's office in
said town.
In witness whereof this 11th day of August / 930
Signed, sealed and delivered
Lyndon Arnold
Thomas D. Arnold 2nd
The Washington Trust Company Perley R.
Thomas Berry Vice President LS
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
On this day 11 August 1930 before me
a notary public appeared Lyndon Arnold and Thomas D. Arnold 2nd
and being sworn and known me to be the parties executing the
foregoing instrument, and they acknowledged and witnessed by
their hands and seals the same.
L. G. Arnold
Notary Public
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
Personally in said county of Providence on the 12th day
of August 1930 before me personally appeared Thomas Berry, vice
President of the Washington Trust Company, known to me and
sworn me to be the person executing the foregoing instrument
in behalf of the Washington Trust Company, and he acknowledged
and did further say it was expected to be his free act and deed
in said capacity and the free act and deed of said
the Washington Trust Company
David Robertson
Notary Public
Came and recorded Sept 21st 1930 at 4.45 o'clock pm
and recorded by George Inman Town Clerk
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