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We, Anna A. Bradford, widow, and Jessie A. Bradford, unmarried, daughter, of
George H. Bradford, late of the Town of Montville, Connecticut, deceased, residents of the Town of
Montville, County of New London and State of Connecticut, for consideration paid, grant to
Floyd N. Grant of the Town of Lebanon, County and State aforesaid, with QUIT- CLAIM COVENANTS
that certain real estate situate in Town of Charlestown, County of Washington,
in the State of Rhode Island, and described As follows:
Located at East Beach, Quonochontaug, in said town of Charlestown, being lote
number thirteen (13) of a certain subdivision of land entitled "Glassmere Court
Company as surveyed by Leon T. Holland, C. S., Dec. 1927", and duly filed in the
office of Town Clerk of Charlestown, Rhode Island.
This conveyance is made subject to the restrictions and conditions in the deed
of the Glassmere Court Company to said George H. Bradford, dated October 4th 1930,
and recorded in Land Evidence Book 15, page 161, of the Town of Charlestown,
town, said conditions being: that no building including garage therewith costing
less than Twenty-five Hundred dollars ($2500) Dollars shall be erected on either of said lots;
that no barn, shed or other outbuilding shall be erected on either of said lots; that
buildings shall be set back at least five (5) feet from the side lines as shown on said plat,
and twenty (20) feet from the street lines as shown on said plat; that said lots
shall be used for residential purposes only. these conditions to be and remain in force
for twenty (20) years from the date of the deed of the Glassmere Court Company, and in
case of said potions, said premises shall immediately revert to said original grantor, its
successors or assigns, without any act of foreclosure, and said original grantor shall have
right to pass and repress or ever stress as shown on said plat, in common with other owners
of land on said plat.
The grants in said original deed, said George W. Bradford, died intestate, a
resident of the Town of Montville, Connecticut, on December 4th 1935. One of the
grantees of said deed is deceased. The decedent died intestate. The heirs of said
deceased, Jessie A. Bradford, is the only child, and there are no other heirs, relatives, or
next of kin entitled to share in his estate. The application of the executors of the
Merchants National Bank of Norwich, Connecticut, United States Corporation, was duly
approved by the Probate Court in the Probate Court for the District of Montville,
Connecticut. Said Administrator duly qualified in the Probate Court for the District of Mont-
ville, Connecticut. Said Administrator certifies that the estate is solvent and that
the time limit for such claims is now expired; the estate is solvent; and in Connecti-
cut there is sufficient property to pay all debts and charges of administration; and
there are no creditors in the State of Rhode Island to the knowledge of the administrator.
A affidavit of said own Merchants National Bank, as administrator, is also
a party to this transfer and is to be filed or filed with this deed.
WITNESS our hands this 9th day of August 1936
ANNA A. BRADFORD (L. S.)
JESSIE A. BRADFORD (L. S.)
Witnesses:
Francis A. Powers
Herbert J. Gallup
(INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS, 50c)
STATE OF CONNECTICUT)
County of New London)
In Montville on the 9th day of August, 1935, before me personally appeared said
Anna A. Bradford and Jessie A. Bradford, to me known and by me to be the parties
executing the foregoing instrument, and they acknowledged said instrument, by them executed,
to be their free act and deed.
FRANCIS A. POWERS (L. S.)
Notary Public
AFFIDAVIT OF ADMINISTRATION
The Unea-Merchants National Bank of Norwich, Connecticut, a Corporation organized
under the laws of the United States of America, as administrator of the Estate of George H.
Bradford, late of the Town of Montville, Connecticut, deceased and acting herein by Charles D.
Geessman, its Trust Officer and authorized agent, hereby certifies that he is the administrator
said George H. Bradford died intestate, a resident of the Town of Montville, Connecticut
on December 4th 1935, and that heirs to said estate, Anna A. Bradford, is a widow of
said deceased, and that Jessie A. Bradford is a daughter of said deceased, and that there
are no other heirs, relatives or next of kin interested in his estate. On the death of said in-
testate, claim was made by the Unea-Merchants National Bank of Norwich, Connecticut,
in the Probate Court for the District of Montville, Connecticut. Said Administrator duly
applied for letters of administration and was granted same on February 11th 1936. He certifies
the estate is solvent in Connecticut there is sufficient property to pay all debts and charges of
administration; and that there are no creditors in the State of Rhode Island.
Said Administrator is making this affidavit because said widow and daughter who are
transferring said real estate situate in Rhode Island are unable to make this affidavit as the
foregoing deed which is annexed hereto be.
The Unea-Merchants National Bank, Agent
By Chas. D. Geessman, Trust Officer (L. S.)
STATE OF CONNECTICUT) Norwich, Aug. 7, 1936.
County of New London) Then and fore personally appeared before me The Unea-Merchants National Bank by Charles D.
Geessman, its Trust Officer and made oath to the truth of the foregoing statement by it signed.
Wm. M. Eastwood, Jr., Notary Public. (L. S.)
Received for record September 1st, A. D. 1936 at 2:30 o'clock, p. m., and recorded by
Town Clerk