The instrument's own words
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Emmett L. Eaton'
Notary Public
Rhode Island & Mass.
My commission expires June 11
11/5/1930
John P. Thompson being duly sworn stated that he would be the one
to sign the deed.
Emmett L. Eaton'
Notary Public
Received for recording December, 1930, and recorded by
S.M. and recorded by
Linden L. Forman
Clerk of Court
I, Lawrence R. Forman, resident of the town
of East Greenwich, county of Washington state of Rhode Island
hereinafter called the Grantor, for and valuable consideration paid
by G. Morton and wife Mabel V. Morton hereinafter called the
both of city of Providence, county of Providence state of
Rhode Island, hereinafter called the Grantee, grant, sell and
convey unto the Grantee, hereinafter called the Grantee, with
Warranty Covenants:
Certain Lot or parcel of land situated in
being one of the lots of the subdivision known as "Evergreen Estates"
Washington and conveyed and sold and now held by
to wit:
Lot numbered sixty four of a certain
determined on a certain plan plot entitled "Evergreen
of Framingham Commonwealth Pound Beach", witnessed
by George J. Drainer, Deed Agent, as follows: it is bounded on the north
by Lot sixty five, on the south by Lot sixty three, on the east
on plot belonging to John J. Moore hereinafter called
Dean of Framingham. said Lot sixty four, together with all
appurtenances shall have the right to pass over, under and across
certain roads from and from the beach on the south to the north
land, water, ways and across those roads, rights of way,
and roads as shown on said plan pointing to the
Pebble Highway, and shall also have rights of access leading
to the beach, and shall have the right of access connecting from
the roads to the front, sides, opposite, south, etc.
portion grounds paid which might otherwise be obstructed
for public use the said Lot sixty four, hereinafter
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reach south east corner of said lot in westerly covenant some degrees
west a few rods in said boundary then north west northwest, that
the said boundaries encompass short distance sand and over go, south end
shall run to Edward S. Thorpe, of Westerly, Westerly town County,
said boundary then south east anyway or but before the
said day, this lot not be cut each part her after, otherwise
I shall pay for each lots hereby conveyed, void
as if it were unsigned and opposed by the hand signed E
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drains or sewage outlets should be piped in a watertight
manner & be constructed and maintained on his own cost & premises
by the Grantee, thereafter said sewage etc shall be the cost &
expense
3. No divisions or drive ways, paths, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor any thing, extending onto the
remaining land) that should on any way obstruct the owner
from any part of said remaining property, lot, or any tenements or
on the other side, shrubs, flowers, small shrubs shall be permitted.
4. No disgusting, savory, smelling, noisome, or offensive
or odors or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near said premises.
5. The said grantor & grantee E. Thorpe, his heirs and assigns,
reserve the right to enter said premises, the above covenants &
conditions pertain to any part opposite wide properties, or roads, or
his owners, others having the same rights as provided in
or other outward.
6. The parties hereafter mentioned, covenants and agrees
expressly by and between the parties second, that with the
aforesaid covenants, conditions & agreements on the part
of the said Grantee, their heirs and assigns owning the premises
profits to be kept and performed, it shall be to any way contravene
the lands hereby conveyed; that further, in event of any
part of the construction of said premises and part further
that would cause any revolution in the nature, construction or
convenience on the part Grantee, their heirs and assigns owning
that the title and fee to said premises shall revert to said
Howard E. Thorpe, his heirs or assigns, once he has at any
time removed himself or others from the entire estate, hereby
granting and all right title said aforesaid the said convey
shall be forfeited and cease and terminate.
Witness our hands this 18th day of November, A.D., 1881.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorpe L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
Done before me on the 18th day of November A.D. 1881, but on this present day
appeared the above named Howard E. Thorpe known to me by me is
the party executing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his execute to be his free act and deed
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Hillary Sabine Public
Received for recording January 2, 1882, and 90 cts paid and recorded by
Anderson L. Simmons Law Clerk.
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drains or sewage outlets should be piped in a watertight
manner & be constructed and maintained on his own cost & premises
by the Grantee, their heirs and assigns, all the same cost to
be expensed
3. No divisions or drive ways, paths, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor any thing, extending across the
(mentioning road) that should on any way obstruct the owner
from any part of any part of any adjoining property, or any tenements or ten
ure on the other side, shrubs, flowers, small vegetables shall be permitted
4. No poultry, gamecocks, squirrels, rabbits or any animals, dogs
or cats or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near the premises
5. The said grantor & grantee E. Thorpe, their heirs and assigns,
reserve the right to enter the premises, the above covenants & re-
strictions pertain to any part opposite wide properties, or roads, or open
spaces, alleys, driveway having the permission of the proper authorities
as per other entries.
6. The further covenants, considerations and agreements
agreed by and between the parties hereto, that with the
aforesaid sum and consideration conveyance of the part
of the said premises, their heirs and assigns, agreeing that the
premises be kept saved performed, it shall not be any way encroach
the lands hereby conveyed; that further moreover and more-
over as part of the construction of the premises and purchase
their owned in any way resolution of the other constructions as
covenants on the part of said Grantee, their heirs and assigns
that the title and fee to said premises shall revert to said
Howard E. Thorpe, their heirs or assigns, once he or any
person represents himself or themselves, it the entire estate, heritable,
inheritable and all right title said aforesaid recording conveyance
shall be forfeited and cease and terminate
Witness our hands this 18th day of November, A.D., 1881.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorpe L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
in the town of Washington
Done before me on the 18th day of November A.D. 1881, but on this occasion in the pre-
sence the aforesaid and above mentioned persons known by me to
be the party executing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his execute to be his free and voluntary
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Hillary Pattee Notary
Received for recording January 2, 1882, and 90 cents paid and received by
Anderson L. Parsons Town Clerk h.
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drains or sewage outlets should be piped in a watertight
manner & be constructed and maintained on his own cost & premises
by the Grantee, thereafter said sewage etc shall be on his
expense
3. No divisions or drive ways, paths, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor any thing, extending onto the
(remaining land) that shall extend in any way obstructing the owner
from any part of said property, any plantings property, or any structures or any
on the other property, shrubs, flowers, small vegetables shall be permitted
4. No poultry, gamecocks, squirrels, rabbits or any animals, dogs
or cats or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near said premises
5. The said grantor & grantee agree that the streets and ways,
reserved for the property onto said owner, the owners combined and
conveyed premises to any way private roads properties, or roads, or
his owners, others having the same rights as provided in
said indentured
6. The parties hereafter mentioned, commemorated and
agreed by and between the parties second, third, that with the
aforesaid conditions, covenants and agreements on the part
of the said Grantee, thereafter said covenants and agreements
should be kept and performed, it shall be to avoid any breach
the lands hereby conveyed; that further moreover and more
as part of the consideration of this indenture and purchase
their agreed to carry out any resolution in the future consideration as
covenants on the part said Grantee, thereafter said covenants and agreements
that the title and fee to said premises shall revert to said
Howard E. Thorp, his heirs and assigns, once he or his
may remove himself from said premises, or the entire estate hereby
granted and all right title said covenants according the convey
shall be forfeited and cease and terminate
Witness our hands this 18th day of November, A.D., 1881.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorp L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
Done before me on the 18th day of November A.D. 1881, but on this present day
appeared the above named Howard E. Thorp known to me by me is
the party appearing executing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his executed to be his free and voluntary
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Hillary Pattee Notary
Received for recording January 2, 1882, and 90¢ paid and recorded by
Anderson L. Brown, Town Clerk R.I.
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drains or sewage outlets should be piped in a watertight
manner & be constructed and maintained on his own cost & premises
by the Grantee, thereafter said sewage, etc shall be on his
expense
3. No divisions or drive ways, paths, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor any thing, extending onto the
then existing road) that should on any way obstruct the view
from any part of said driveway, passing property, or any premises or ten
on the other side, shrubs, flowers, small shrubs, shall be permitted
4. No livestock, poultry, swine, goats, or other animals, dogs
or cats or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near said premises
5. The said grantor & grantee agree that the street and driveway,
reserved over the property into said driveway, the above described rule
conveyed premises to any way grade, wide, with properties, or roads, or
his owners, others having the same rights as provided in
the other entered)
6. The parties hereto covenant, promise, and agree and
agree by and between the parties second, that all the
aforesaid covenants, promises and agreements on the part
of the said Grantee, their heirs and assigns are in due
profits to be kept and performed, and shall not in any way encroach
the lands hereby conveyed; that further, covenants and promises
as part of the construction of said driveway and further
that said road of any resolution it the other construction is
covenants on the part Grantor, their heirs and assigns as
that the title and right to said premises shall revert to said
Howard E. Thorp, his heirs or assigns, when he or his
may remove himself from said premises, if the entire estate, hereby
granted and all right title said aforesaid recording conveyance
shall be forfeited and cease and terminate
Witness our hands this 18th day of November, A.D. 1941.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorp L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
Done before me on the 18th day of November A.D. 1941, but on this occasion the above
named the above named Howard E. Thorp, known to me by me is
the party executing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his estate to be his free act and deed
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Notary Public
Received for record January 2, 1942, and 9th page marked and recorded by
Anderson L. Parsons. Town Clerk R.I.
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drains or sewage outlets should be piped in a watertight
manner & be constructed and maintained on his own cost & premises
by the Grantee, their heirs and assigns, all the same cost to be
expensed
3. No divisions or drive ways, paths, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor any thing, extending across the
(mentioning road) that should on any way obstruct the owner
from any part of any part of any adjoining property, or any tenements or ten
ants of the above, sharing boundaries, fences, walls etc shall be permitted
4. No poultry, gamecocks, squirrels, rabbits or any animals, dogs
or cats or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near the premises
5. The said grantor & grantee E. Thorpe, their heirs and assigns,
reserve the right to enter the premises, the above described land
conveyed permanent to dig any pipe, water-works or pipes, or in any
the same, sharing boundary having the permission of the party concerned as
per other entered.
6. The further covenants, considerations and warranties
agreed by and between the parties herein, that with the
aforesaid sum and consideration conveyance of the part
of the said Grantor, their heirs and assigns, conveying the premises
should be kept and performed, it shall not in any way encroach
the lands hereby conveyed; that further moreover and more
as part of the consideration of this deed and purchase
that would be part of any resolution of the above considerations as
covenants on the part of said Grantor, their heirs and assigns, that
that the title and full right to said premises shall revert to said
Howard E. Thorpe, their heirs or assigns, once he or his
may repose himself’s interest or otherwise, the entire estate hereby
granted and all right title said and interest the said conveyance
shall be forfeited and cease and terminate
Witness our hands this 18th day of November, A.D., 1881.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorpe L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
Done before me on the 18th day of November A.D. 1881, but on this present day
appeared the above named Howard E. Thorpe known to me by me is
the party appearing executing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his execute to be his free act and deed
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Hillary Patridge Notary
Received for recording January 2, 1882, and 90¢ paid and recorded by
Stephen L. Brown, Town Clerk R.I.
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drains or sewages outlets should be piped in a watertight
manner & be constructed and maintained on his own cost & premises
by the Grantee, thereafter said sewages etc shall be’s cost &
expensed
3. No divisions or divide walls, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor anything, extending across the
demising (leased) land that should in any way obstruct the owner
from any part of said property, adjoining property, or any tenements or ten
ants on the other side, shrubs, flowers, small vegetables shall be permitted.
4. No poultry, gamecocks, squirrels, rabbits or any animals, dogs
or cats or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near premises.
5. The said lessor & lessee E. Thorpe, his heirs and assigns,
reserve the right to enter premises, the above covenants & re-
strictions pertain to any part opposite side properties, or residents, or
his tenants, others having the possession are bound to the same
as per other entries.
6. Do hereby covenant, promise, warrant and agree
expressly by and between the parties second, that with the
aforesaid premises, covenants, agreements & restrictions on the part
of the said Grantee, their heirs and assigns, saying these pro-
vided be kept and performed, it shall be to our purpose not to encroach
the lands hereby conveyed; that further moreover and more-
over as part of the consideration of this lease and purchase
their are reserved in every resolution of the above restrictions as
covenants on the part Grantee, their heirs and assigns, saying it is agreed
that the title and fee simple to said premises shall revert to me
Howard E. Thorpe, his heirs or assigns, when he or his
may repose himself comfortably or otherwise, the entire estate, heritable,
inheritable and all right title said aforesaid recording conveyances
shall be forfeited and cease and terminate.
Witness our hands this 18th day of November, A.D. 1881.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorpe L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
Done before me on the 18th day of November A.D. 1881, but on this present day
appear the above named Howard E. Thorpe known to me by me is
the party executing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his execute to be his free act and deed
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Hillary Sabine Public Notary
Received for recording January 2, 1882, and 9th Page’s recorded by
Anderson L. Simmons Town Clerk.
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drains or sewage outlets should be piped in a watertight
manner & be constructed and maintained on his own cost & premises
by the Grantee, their heirs and assigns, & all their successors cost.
expensed
3. No divisions or drive ways, paths, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor any thing, extending across the
(metes & bounds) that shall extend in any way obstructing the owner
from any part of any portion of any remaining property, or any tenements or
on the other side, shrubs, flowers, small vegetables shall be permitted.
4. No poultry, gamecocks, squirrels, rabbits or any animals, dogs
or cats or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near premises.
5. The said grantor & grantees E. Thorpe, their heirs and assigns,
reserve the right to enter premises, the above covenants & re-
strictions are subject to any age properties existing properties, or buildings, or
his successors, heirs having the possession of the premises as per deed
as per other entered.
6. All further covenants, restrictions and conditions not
expressed by and between the parties herein, that with the
aforesaid covenants, restrictions & agreements on the part
of the said Grantee, their heirs and assigns, saying these cove-
nants be kept and performed, it shall be to our purpose breach
the land hereby conveyed; that this lease or covenant made and
as part of the consideration of this deed and purchase
that are void of any resolution unless the other covenants & re-
straints on the part of said Grantee, their heirs and assigns, saying
that the title and fee to said premises shall revert to said
Howard E. Thorpe, his heirs or assigns, since he or his
may repose himself’s costs or otherwise, if the entire estate, hereby
granted and all right title said and assigned according to convey
shall be forfeited and cease and terminate.
Witness our hands this 18th day of December, A.D., 1881.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorpe L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
Done before me on the 18th day of December A.D. 1881, but on same occasion in the pre-
sence the aforesaid and above named persons known by me to
be the party appearing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his execute to be his free and voluntary
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Hillary Patridge
Received for recording January 2, 1882, and 9th Page recorded by
[Signature] L. Parsons. Town Clerk R.I.
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downs or sewage outlets should be piped to a sanitary
cesspool to be constructed and maintained on some other portion
by the Grantee, therefore such vents and sewage, as there were cost.
expended
3. No divisions or drive ways, paths, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor any thing, extending across the
(mentioning bound) that shall extend in any way obstructing the owner
from any part of any portion of any remaining property, or any tenements or
on the other side, shrubs, flowers, small vegetables shall be permitted.
4. No poultry, gamecocks, squirrels, rabbits or any animals, dogs
or cats or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near premises.
5. The said grantor reserves to himself, his heirs and assigns,
reserved the right to enter upon the above described land
conveyed premises to do any proper wide-scale work or repairs, or in any
his manner, always leaving the premises in as good condition
as when entered.
6. In the event hereafter enumerated, considerations and etc.
agreed by and between the parties hereto, that with the
aforesaid sum and consideration agreement on the part
of the said Grantee, therefore such vents and sewage etc.
points be kept and performed, it shall be to any way encroach
the lands hereby conveyed; that further moreover and more
as part of the construction of the above said and purchased
that are found of any revolution in the above considerations
as well as on the part Grantee, therefore such vents and sewage etc.
that the title and fee to said premises shall revert to said
Howard E. Thorp, his heirs and assigns, when he or he may
remove however unsuitable or otherwise, the entire estate hereby
granted and all right title said and interest the said convey
shall be forfeited and cease and terminate.
Witness our hands this 18th day of November, A.D. 1881.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorp L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
Done before me on the 18th day of November A.D. 1881, but on same occasion in the
presence of the above named Howard E. Thorp, known to me by me is
the party appearing executing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his execute to be his free act and deed.
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Hillary Patridge
Recorded for service January 2, 1882, and 9th page’s recorded by
Anderson L. Parsons Law Clerk.
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drains or sewages outlets should be piped in a watertight
manner & be constructed and maintained on his own cost & premises
by the Grantee, thereafter said sewages etc shall be’s cost &
expensed
3. No divisions or divide walls, hedges or fences shall
be permitted nor trees of any kind, nor anything, extending onto the
(remaining land) that should on any way obstruct the view
from any part of said property, including property, etc or any buildings or
on the other property, shrubs, flowers, small shrubs etc shall be permitted
4. No livestock, poultry, swine, dogs, cats, etc or any other noisy or objectionable animals or birds
shall be kept or permitted to be kept on, or near said premises
5. The said grantor & grantee agree that the streets and ways,
reserved for the property onto said area, the above described land
conveyed permanent to any way public utility purposes, etc or in any
his event, always leaving the premises as per said document
as per other entered.
6. The parties hereto covenant, promise and warrant that said
property by and between the parties herein mentioned that with all
aforesaid covenants, promises and agreements contained in this
deed of the said Grantor, their heirs and assigns shall in due course
provide to keep and perform, it shall not in any way encroach
the lands hereby conveyed; that further moreover and more
as part of the construction of said land and per further
deed are void of any revolution title or other considerations etc
covenants on the part of said Grantor, their heirs and assigns that
that the title and full right to said premises shall forever be in
Howard E. Thorp, his heirs and assigns, and that he or his
may repose himself undisturbed or otherwise, etc the entire estate, hereby
granting and all right title said and aforesaid the said convey
shall be forever and cease and terminate
Witness our hands this 18th day of November, A.D., 1881.
Mary B. Moulton L.S. Howard E. Thorp L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
Done before me on the 18th day of November A.D. 1881, but on this present day
appeared the above named Howard E. Thorp known to me by me is
the party executing the foregoing instrument, and the acknowledged said
instrument to be his act and deed
Mary B. Moulton L.S.
Hillary Patridge
Received for recording January 2, 1882, and 90¢ paid and recorded by
Stephen J. Thorp, Town Clerk R.I.