The instrument's own words
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529 I, Clarence L. Lawry, of the town of Westerly, of
Washington County, State of Rhode Island, for and
consideration paid, grant to Clarence L. Clarke, of the town of
Westerly, aforementioned, with the following Covenants:
One certain piece or parcel of real estate situate on
the northerly side of the highway from Westerly to
Charlestown, in the town of Charlestown, in said
county aforementioned and described as
follows: viz:
Beginning at a stone bound on the northerly
side of the highway at the southeast corner of the
premises herein conveyed, thence running easterly 47.92
feet to the southeast corner of the premises hereby
conveyed, thence running a right angle and running
northerly 150 feet to the northeast corner of the premises
hereby conveyed, thence running a right angle
and running westerly 47.92 feet to the northwest corner
of the premises hereby conveyed, thence running southeasterly
150 feet to the point and place of beginning. Bounded
indescribably by the highway, easterly by land of the Grantor,
northerly by land of Charles
Clarke, and westerly by the highway above bounded.
I reserve and retain to convey, etc. certainly
portions of lots no. 20 and 25 of the same situated
on a new plat entitled "Plot of Land in the
town of Charlestown" said land owned by
Benjamin S. Malloy (surveyed and platted August
1925 by G. Cass. Holland, C.E. Revised and replatted
June 1930) paid beat money as follows in the Town Clerk's
office in said town of Charlestown.
Any building erected on the land conveyed
premises shall be set back no less than with the
building line a stone bound on said plot and no
part of no building boundary wall included shall
encroach the street more than said building line.
Second Part: A certain tract or parcel of land
is located on the south side of Charlestown Road at
an adjoining Each part aforementioned being fifty ft in
depth and follows the road curve and more or less partially
as marked on Pl. No. 25 Boot Lane Lot as it is shown
on a delineated on other certain plans or plot hereon
before referred to.
The Grantee, his heirs and assigns is above have
the perpetual right to drive in common with others,
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The rights of way as shown on a said plat to the ocean
and beach and to Charlestown sand.
I, Emily M. Lanning wife of the grantor above to
said grantes all my rights of dower in the aforementioned
premises, Witnesses whose this 5th day of September 1891.
Lawrence M. Lanning L.S.
Emily M. Lanning L.S.
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
On this day on the 5th day of September A.D. 1891
before me personally appeared the above named grantors
do hereby acknowledge and declare to be the parties executing
the foregoing instrument, and said they acknowledged same
and understood, by them executed, to be their free and voluntary act.
Lawrence M. Lanning
Emily M. Lanning
Henry Suttell.
Received for record September 9, 1891 at 4:20 o'clock
A.M. and recorded by
Louis L. Brown
L. L. Brown Clerk
Know All Men by these presents, that I, G. Clarke E.
Brooks of the town of Charlestown, County of Washington and
State of Rhode Island aforesaid, of the first part, grant to William
T. Tinker of said town, County and State with his heirs Debt Claim
forever
The said land is real estate situated on Charlestown,
County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island aforesaid, and
described as follows:
A certain tract of land called "Old Hill Pasture"
so called in said Charlestown, and is Lot No. 22 on Plat
of James L. S. on said Pasture as shown in the recording February
G. Edward E. Brooks, Page 501, October, 1923 East
C. Whitley Journey, bounded north of land is bounded on
the North by reserved rights of ways, on the East
by a street, on the South by community lot, one on
the West by lands of Sethman N. Lamprey and land of
Samuel Dunn. Said lot being 55 acres encompassed
and 94 feet on South side as shown on a said plat,
with the privileges appertaining thereto streets or land etc
and delimited on said plat.
I, G. Clarke Brooks for the tenure of the grantor above
to said grantees all my rights of dower and all other