10/10/1930 · DEED · book 24 page 235 doc 8779

235 In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this first day of October AD 1780 In presence of John W. Buntington Tacy A. Arandall State of Rhode Island County of Washington Ss. Me newly on the first day of October AD 1780 before me personally appeared John W. Buntington resident, in the town known by me to be the party executing the foregoing instrument and to be acknowledged Said Instrument, by him executed to be his free act and deed Tacy A Arandall S.S. Notary Public Received for Record Oct. 9th 1780 at 12 oclock m. and recorded by Mary E. Leron Deputy Town Clerk Know All Men By These Presents That Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company, a corporation existing under the laws of the State of Rhode Island and located at the city of Providence in said state (hereinafter called the grantor) in consideration of the sum of one Hundred Dollars, (100) to be paid by The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (acting by and through the Metropolitan Park Commission) the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged does hereby sell, grant, bargain sell convey remise release surrender and forever quitclaim unto the said State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (hereinafter called the grantee, its successors and assigns) 함께 all the right title, interest, property, claims and demand which it, said grantor, now has, or of right ought to have, or deem in and to All of those certain tracts or parcels of land, with all the buildings and other improvements thereon, situated in the town of Charlestown in Washington County said State which are particularly

bounded and described as follows, viz:- i tract of land containing by estimation six acres of land & nt bounded and described as follows, Beginning at the southwest corner of said lot, at the Northwest corner of the Christopher Babcock 2nd lot, from thence W 33° E 4 chains of links to a stake mark from thence N 61° E 13 chains 7 links to a stake mark, from thence S 33° W N 4 chains 61 links to Christopher Babcock 2nd lot thence W 61° N to the point of beginning said tract bounds westerly on land formerly of James Peckham northerly and easterly on land formerly of Theodore Hall and southerly on said Christopher Babcock or same, now however otherwise described being the same tract conveyed by deed of John A. Brandall et al, heirs of Matthew Brandall & deed of Rachel Lackin dated january 1st 1876 and recorded in the Records of Land Evidence in said Town of Charlestown in Book 9 at page 209 and inheritance by his grantees as sold heirs i few of deed called Rachel Lackin to estate of the town of Westerly in said state deceased intestate which is a tract of land in the Maple Swamp so called containing by estimation one acre of land and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of said tract at a cedar tree three Westerly in part or land formerly belonging to Jesse Brandall and in part on land formerly of Theodore Hall, thence northerly on land formerly belonging to the heirs of Christopher Babcock 2nd thence easterly on land formerly of Roland Peckham until it comes to the edge of the bog, thence southerly on the bog to the point of beginning being the same premises conveyed by deed of Alfred Lackin to Rachel A. Lackin dated February 28, 1881 and recorded in the Records of Land Evidence in said Town of Charlestown in Book 11 at page 11 and inherited by Wakel R Lackin from A. Peckham and Ruth A. Lackin sole heirs at law of Said Isakeh A. Lackin late of the Town of Westerly in said state deceased intestate. Also those tracts of land which together comprise lot No 1 50 of My Harry Harvey in a division of land owned by Waity Harvey and Simon Adams Jr by Oliver Brandall, Ethan Brandall and others joint fd, as a committee appointed by the Court of Probate of said Town of Charlestown reference being hereby made to the report of said committee dated 10, 1822 and recorded in the Records of Probate in said town of Charlestown in Book 2 at page 239 and to a plat of said division recorded in said records of Probate in Book 2 at page 235 for a further and particular description of said tract of land, being

the same premises conveyed by deed of Alpheus G. Vise and wife to James Johnson dated February 18, 1809 and recorded in the Records of Land Evidence in said Town of Charlestown in Book 9 at page 87, and a portion of the premises conveyed by deed of Samuel Johnson deceased under the will of James Johnson to Ruth P. Luckin dated July 27, 1806 and recorded in said records no Book 9 at page 377, said premises were inherited by these grantees as sole heirs of said Ruth P. Luckin late of the Town of Westerly me died intestate However otherwise bounded the above described premises are the same which were conveyed to the grantees by deed from Caleb B. Luckin Evh Peckham and Ruth P. Luckin dated the 6th day of July AD 1827 and recorded in the land records of said Town of Charlestown in Book 23 of record of deeds at page 20; reference to said deed and said record thereof being hereby made, for a particular description of the premises, rights, title and interests hereby conveyed, the contents of said deed being hereby made a part hereof to the same extent and with the same effect as if the same had been incorporated herein Also all the right title interest property claim and demand which at said grantees now have or of right ought to have or claim in and to those certain tracts or parcels of land with all the buildings and other improvements thereon situated in said Town of Charlestown which are particularly bounded and described as follows viz: A tract of land containing by estimation 32 acres and 27 rods very near the east shaft of the Dumme lines in a division of land owned by Mary Perry and Susan Adams by Olive Crandall, Thaine Crandall and Joshua Laidlaw, a committee appointed by the court of Probate of said Town of Charlestown reference being hereby made to the report of said committee dated January 10, 1823 and recorded in the Records of Probate in said Town of Charlestown in Book 2 at page 237 and to a plat of said division recorded in said Records of Probates in Book 2 page 235 for a particular description of said land. However otherwise described it is The second tract conveyed by deed of Horace L. Peckham et al to Elisha S. Peckham dated March 20, 1856 and recorded in the Record of Land Evidence in said Town of Charlestown in Book 9 at page 254. Said premises were conveyed by deed of Elisha S. Peckhams to Elisha S.

Peckham Jr, dated November 3, 1893 and recorded in said records on Book 12 at page 495 and inherited by A Gertrude Hossie Ruth E. James And Anna E. Henderson as sole Heirs at law of said Elisha E. Peckham Jr. late of the said Town of Charlestown deceased intestate reference being also made to a deed of said premises from said heirs of Elisha E. Peckham, Jr. to Eva H. Peckham widow of said Elisha E. Peckham, Jr. dated October 30, 1925 and recorded in said records in Book 22 at page 92. Also a tract of land containing 3 acres and 1/2 rod bounded and described as follows beginning at the Southwest corner of said tract at a wall and at the corner of land formerly of Elisha E. Peckham, thence southerly and easterly by said Elisha E. Peckham land, to land formerly of Robert R. and Elisha E. Peckham land thence northerly and easterly by said last mentioned land till it come to the own Baking land, thence westerly and northerly by said Bakings land till it comes to bounding Peckham's or Maryland, thence southerly and westerly as the fence now stands or formerly stood to the point of beginning. Being the same premises conveyed by deed of Bradford Bundy surrendered to Robert R. and Elisha E. Peckham dated January 10, 1861 and recorded in said records in Book 4 at page 18, reference being also made to a tax form George H. Mud Collector of taxes in Elisha's Peckham dated January 27, 1880 and recorded in said records in Book 10 at page 519, said premises were conveyed by said Louise E. Peckham to Elisha E. Peckham, Jr. dated November 3, 1893 and recorded in said records on Book 12 at page 495 and inherited by A Gertrude Hossie with E. James and Anna E. Henderson as sole heirs at law of said Elisha E. Peckham, Jr. late of town of Charlestown deceased intestate reference being also made to a deed of said premises from said heirs of Elisha E. Peckham, Jr. dated October 30, 1925 and recorded in said records in Book 22 at page 92. Also a tract of land containing 7 acres 3 quarter and 27 rods bounded North on land formerly of Jonathan Peckham on the east by land formerly of Jonathan Peckham on the south by land formerly of the heirs of Theodate Hall and on the west by land formerly of Horatio R. Hoxie. The course of the east side of said tract commencing at the southwest is N 20° E 8 and the course and distance of the west side of said lot is N 11° E 6 chains 25 links commencing at south west corner said tract is determined on a plat recorded in said records in Book 7 at page

239 468 Being the same premises conveyed by our of the heirs of Theodate Hall by Isaac Dexter attorney, to Elkanah S. Peckham dated June 28, 1852 and recorded in Book 7, at page 465. Said premises were conveyed by deed of Elkanah S. Peckham to Elkanah S. Peckham Jr dated November 3, 1870 and recorded in Book 12 at page 475 and recorded by a separate schedule Ruth Ames and Emma D. Henderson as sole heirs at law of Elkanah S. Peckham Jr late of said Sheandon, deceased Intestate, reference being made to said deed. Premises likewise and heirs of Elkanah S. P. Peckham, Jr & Sarah Peckham, widow of said Elkanah S. Peckham, Jr dated August 18, 1925 and recorded in said records in Book 22 at page 4. However otherwise bounded the above described premises are the same which were conveyed to this grantor by deed from Eva H. Peckham dated the 1st day of May 1891 1871 27 and recorded in the land records of said town Peckhamton in Book 10 at page 22 and said deed is reference to said deed and said record referred to above. Hereby made for a particular exception of the premises, rights, title and interests hereby conveyed, the contents and lands being made hereby made part and parcel hereof to the same extent and with the same effect as if the same had been incorporated herein To have and to hold the same, with all the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging and appertaining into and to the use of the said grantee and its successors and assigns forever In Testimony Whereof said Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company hereunto sets its hand and seal corporate and said 12th day of August in the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty nine of her duly qualified and authorized officers thereof signed and sealed Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company L.S. in presence of By P. H. Gardner Vice President Rudolph J Tannis By George H. Capron Secretary S.S. as to both State of Rhode Island County of Providence I the City of Providence in said County on the 12th day of August AD 1929 before me personally appeared the above named P. H. Gardner and his G. H. Capron respectively Vice President of the above named Rhode Island Hospital Trust

2240 Company, each to me known and known by me to be the parties who executed the foregoing instrument for and on behalf of said Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company and they severally acknowledged said instrument specified as aforesaid, to be their free act and deed and the free act and deed of said Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company. [Signature] J. Turner, Notary Public my commission expires June 30, 1931 Correct as to form [Signature] [Signature] Entered for record October 5th 1930 at eleven thirty five o'clock a.m. and recorded by Mary E. Dean Deputy Town Clerk Know All Men By These Presents That Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company a corporation existing under the laws of the State of Rhode Island and located at the city of Providence in said State (hereinafter called the grantor) on consideration of the sum of one hundred (100) dollars to be paid by the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (acting by and through the Metropolitan Park Commission) the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby grant bargain sell convey release surrender and deliver forever a quitclaim unto the said State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (hereinafter called the grantee) its successors and assigns forever all the right title title property claim and demand which it, said grantor, has has of of right ought to have or claim in and to those three certain tracts or parcels of land with all buildings semi sites improvements thereon, situated in the town of Cranston in Washington county said state which are particularly bounded and described as follows, viz: a tract of land known as the blossom farm formerly belonging to Joseph W. Wilcox bounding northerly on and southerly on Joseph Ammons land of Widow Allen and