4/9/1842 · DEED · book 7 page 72 doc 9808

72 Robert Matson and Catherine his wife acknowledge the foregoing to be their Voluntary act and deed, and set their hands and seals hereunto before me, the said Catherine Matson according to law being examined separately and apart from her said Husband and declaring that she did wish to execute the [illegible] Certificate of Party [illegible] this 6th day of April 1847 Then Personally came Robert Matson and William Matson to bar and hereby declare and acknowledge the foregoing instrument to them signed to be their act and deed Before me William M. Greene Justice of the Peace Jamison's office appt 1837 Then Personally appeared Robert K. Matson per se and acknowledged the Foregoing Instrument to be his own act and deed and have set his hand and seal Before me Samuel Hargrave Warden of Court Then date Personally appeared Catherine K. Matson wife of the above named Robert K. Matson per se and after being examined separately and apart from her said Husband and declaring that she did wish to execute the voluntary act and deed have set her hand and seal Before me Samuel Hargrave Warden of Court On the Same day date Personally appeared Mary C. Bay and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be her own act and deed and have set her seal hereunto her hand Before me Samuel Hargrave Warden of Court Washington st. Charleston Apartments 26-1839 Personally appears before me Julia Bay and acknowledged the foregoing deed by her signed to be her per and voluntary act Dan King Justice Peace Washington st. Charleston. October 18th 1840 Personally came before me Thomas Bay and acknowledged the foregoing deed by him signed to be his personal voluntary act Dan King Justice Peace St. John's March 27th 1842 Then Personally appeared George C. Bay per se of the tenure of the within instrument of conveyance and acknowledged the land to be his per voluntary act and deed have set his seal Before me Amelia Boardman Warden of Court Rhode Island 9th 1841 By John Stanton J.C. Know all men by these presents that I Sunday Church of south Washington st in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars paid me by Set C. Bay and George M. Bay of Charleston in the County and state aforesaid the receipt of which I do hereby acknowledge to be hereby remised released and forever quitclaimed unto them the said Set C. Bay and George M. Bay their heirs and assigns forever one hundred square parts of a certain lot of land situated in south Charleston containing by estimation one hundred acres more or less bounded on the East by the road of Sampson Tucker and on the West boundary of Metely and on land of hereby Stanton and Benjamin Tucker on north and south bounded on land of hereby Stanton and Benjamin Tucker on north and south bounded to have and to hold the same to them their heirs and assigns forever In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal and have at charleston this 1 day of april in the year 1842 In presence of John Stanton Luke Church [seal] S.C. Stephen Church At charleston on the day and date above written Personally came before named Luke Church and acknowledged the above instrument to be his voluntary act and deed have set his hand and seal for the purposes therein contained Before me John Stanton J.C. Rhode Island April 9th 1842 By John Stanton J.C.