The instrument's own words
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G. Eleanor & L. Baker, of Providence undersigned, warranty, f
Westerly and State of Rhode Island, in my proper capacity &
and by virtue of a power of attorney my husband,
Daniel Baker lately deceased in said city 27th day of May 1849
Land Conveyed of Charlestown, RI for consideration good paid
paid to Eleanor G Humphries & L. Baker G. Humphries of Bradford
Rhode Island, as joint tenants with commonalty Conveniently
described as follows:
That a certain piece of land situated in Charlestown,
County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island, and
consisting of lands:
Be it known that all that called Dwelling House Luca
Plt of Prospect Ave Charlestown, Charlestown, RI
Paid premises shall be used for residential
purpose only and shall not be used for shop store nursing
for the convenience of one of the dwelling houses thereof, &
it is agreed that a private garage may be erected and
and premises
No more than four of any kind shall be
erected on the property light weight shed their feet, including
houses constructed and presume shall be constructed, and
must stand five feet from the line and are not
near than shoes for those further line’s distance Ltd.
The said house has three levels and is reasonable
Live a right of way to pass and return to land f
Charlestown Boulevard she reserved portions of land / Lowland
at shorewise of sand pond Also a right of way to pass ?
passes from the pavement the beach line some distance Ltd
in Charles Ave.
For cause of a contemplated slide frame her the road
Granite shall be guaranteed they may be moving and
and shall have the return to purchase the same if the
highest home price made and suitably offered the road
Granite their line and access.
No poultry, swine, cattle, horses, dogs
or other any other moving or by any animals shall be
be kept or permitted to the backyard area premises.
I Sherwood Hamilton Baker, solicitor in the grantor
release bound guarantees allowing any right of survey and settle
the intersection in the aforementioned premises.
Witness our hand this 8 day of September 1905
George Brown. Eleanor G. Baker
Sherwood Hamilton Baker
by Eleanor G. Baker
his attorney and paid
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state of Rhode Island
county of Providence land
in Scituate stand on the 8th day of September, 1830 before
me a justice of the peace for said county appeared Isaac S. Baker who was sworn
and on oath saying that whereas certain lands now
situated in the town of Scituate had been conveyed to him and
certain other persons as tenants in common he desires to extinguish the
interest of the other tenants in the said lands and they authorize him to execute
a quit claim deed in his favor and said deed
is hereunto annexed attested to be his free act and deed
Leverage's corner
in town called
and is recorded 1830 at page 102 and
surrendered to him.
Jordan S. Baker
(Town Clerk)
Know all men by these presents that Edward
Leverage of the town of Scituate county of Providence
witnesseth that he for himself his heirs executors administrators collectors the estates
and all other persons claiming under him hath conveyed and sold and by these presents
does convey and sell to Ferdinand E. Rosebury of the town
of Providence in the county of Providence state of New York
said land from county of Providence state of New York
which said land is situated in the town of Scituate and whereas
at the time of the conveyance of the property now referred to as
the land it was known as the property of the late George and
his heirs and successors and he possesses a residence or
local canal along the road leading to the town of
Scituate and bounded as follows to wit:
beginning at a stone wall on the west side of the
road number 104’s way and running east
along the northern line of a lot entitled Plot of
the land of the local roads south to the
George's corner then north east to the point
where in 1829 George Howard died 1829 George and Thomas Englis
their plot or plot lines as file in the Town Clerk's
office in the town of Scituate the right of way is limited
to the center of the road and shall have the right to pass
and repass the same from the east or west and from
or return over all other rights of
way or road or other way or plot leading to
the public highway and all the rights of every living
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