The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 9832

10/16/1844 · DEED · book 7 page 169 doc 9832

From NARRAGANSETT INDIAN TRIBE life, ROGERS EUNICE life
To KINYON CALEB
Premises about 5 acres more or less · parcel of land bounded by Road North Westly and India Road (Charlestown)
Also on this page: POWER OF ATTORNIEY KNOWLES JOHN T

Back — where this land came from

This is the first alienation
The grantor is the sachem or the tribe, so this instrument is where this ground enters the town's land evidence. Behind it stands the reserved tract of 1709 — the Narragansett reservation, about 64 square miles, carved out of the roughly 130,000 acres of "vacant lands" Ninigret quit-claimed to the Colony on 28 March 1709 (State Records, Land Evidence 3, p. 273; Tucker 1877, pp. 23–24) — and, before the reservation, the Narragansett country itself. There is no earlier deed to follow; the land is followed from here by its bounds and its abutters. From Ninigret — every such instrument ▸
grant General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
“authorized Eunice Rogers a nonage resident of Jamestown to adhere and directions of Mr. John Stanton”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
read by: gemma

Forward — where this land went

The grantee's later conveyances, by name — the man, not necessarily this land; the one that cites this deed as its source is the land

▶ 1846 · MISC · KINYON CALEB → BROWNING GEORGE · book 7 p 204
▶ 1847 · MISC · KINYON CALEB → BROWNING GEORGE · book 7 p 204

The instrument's own words

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169. Know all men by these presents, that I Moses Stanton, of Charl- town in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island, do hereby remise release ordain and appoint John T. Knowles of Pawtucket in said County and State my Attorney for me and in my name to lease make lease and convey a certain lot of land in Charl- town in said County and State containing Three third of said Township as a whole white Oak tree North of Clark Boundaries as follows viz beginning at a white Oak tree Seven hundred feet from the Road North Westly by the Road North Eastly on the East by the Swamp and Clark's Town, and five rods North to meet the North line and on the North by Henry Lawrence and for me and in my name, to lease to lease, execute and deliver such deed or indenture, as entitling the said or the specified premises aforesaid as a free slave to convey the Title to the same for the Money here upon agreed, aft- er fully satisfying the payment of a certain Mortgage ago, of a sum of five hundred and twenty five and some odd sum from to said Knowles for the use and benefit of some lady from away with the interest thereon at the expiration of one year and or otherwise for me and in my name to satisfy the conditions of said Mortgage ratifying and confirming all my said Attorney since Lawrence to do in the premises. In witness whereof I do execute my writing, seal, hand and seal at Charles town aforesaid this 17 day of September AD 1844. Say Delivred in Of Moses Stanton Moses Stanton L.S. Lawrence Witness State of Rhode Island &c Washington Co. Charlestown September 17th AD 1844 Personally came before subtilis witnesses Niels Stanton and duly acknowledged the present Instrument to be his sign Signature to be his present preliminary act. Rebecca Potter 16 October 1844 By John Stanton J. Clerk John Stanton J. Clerk Whereas the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations at their January Session 1844 authorized Eunice Rogers a nonage resident of Jamestown to adhere and directions of Mr. John Stanton the Commissioner of the Sara park estate John in Charlestown a certain parcel of land situated in town Ravenous providence city viz Beginning at the south Corners of the Road North Westly 28 & 80 s to a white Oak mark with some notches at the base of the Road North Westly 40 & 60 s to a stone block with some notches on the North eastly by 13 & 60 s, 50 & 2 s to India Road Westly, then Southly 28 & 28 s on the Road to a law stone with a 40 & 28 s, then Eastly by 26 & 65 s, 28 & 65 s to the Road to a Stake and turned on Daniel Grout line, then Southly 5 & 6 s to the Bound Boundary of the town, then Southly 5 & 6 s to the Bound line South to the pill monument then Southly 28 & 28 s, or however the same may be bounded containing about 5 acres more or less. And that a deed executed by the said Eunice with the sanction of Court Commissioner shall convey a valid Title to the Purchaser or purchasers of said land. Now therefore be it known by this deed presents that I Eunice Rogers aged and by the Authority aforesaid as per the deed’s will read with the above consented by the said Commissioner witnessed by his signature hereby convey and in Consideration of the Sum of two hundred and fifty five dollars paid me by said buyer of said Borden Town the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge as delivered’s her by’s herby grant bargain sell and convey with the said Cabell being on her head and a legacy from her all foremost aforesaid said together with the appurtenances belonging to the same.
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170 To have and to hold the same to kome said Caleb his heirs his assigns forever. In Testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 12th day of June 1844 in presence of Joseph the Griffin Elizabeth Rogers Eunice Rogers L.S. John Hanlon Comr L.S. State of Rhode Island County of Washington SS. North Kingston Court town June 12th 1844 Personally came before me Eunice Rogers and John Hanlon Signers and sealers of the within instrument and acknowledged the same to be their voluntary act and deed granted and paid free. Return on Octob 18th 1844 Joseph the Griffin Justice of the Peace. By John Hanlon C. Clerk Know all men that I Robert Thompson of North Kingston in the County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island in consideration of the Sum of ten dollars to me paid by Christopher R Thompson of North Kingston, County and state aforesaid, the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge and confirm fully satisfactory and sufficient and more as payment for my grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Christopher R Thompson his heirs and assigns forever all the Right Title and Interest I have in and unto one acre and one rood lying and being in said town of North Kingston extending by illumination towards east and bounding south with a certain stone wall and stone boundary of Thomas Rowell’s North boundary on the East line of the heirs of Robert Richardson’s North boundary on the West line and boundary on the East boundary of Philip Allen’s boundary on the South line and the North line of boundary of Christopher R Thompson being marked with maple trees lying and being in said town of North Kingston County said more or less boundary witnesses on the North boundary of said Thomas Rowell’s on the South boundary on the East boundary of said Philip Allen’s on the West boundary on the North line of boundary of honorable witnesses to have and to hold the same to the said Christopher R Thompson his heirs and assigns forever in the above named title etc etc etc etc etc To have and to hold the same to be enjoyed premises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereof to the said Christopher R Thompson his heirs and assigns forever And to the said Robert Thompson be granted and assigned with the said Christopher R Thompson all those rights and privileges Authority to use and carry the same as aforesaid once more reserved defined and defended for himself against the claims of all persons whomsoever or none In witness whereof I said Robert Thompson set my hand and seal at North Kingston a aforesaid this twelfth day of June 1844 in presence of Daniel Rowell Thos P Newes Robert Thompson L.S. State of Rhode Island County of Washington SS. North Kingston July 30th 1844 Personally appeared Robert Thompson who executed the preceding instrument and acknowledged the same to be his free and voluntary act and deed Before me Thos P Newes Justice Peace Recorded Octob 18th 1844 By John Hanlon C. Clerk

The page as recorded

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