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5/21/1845 · MORTGAGE · book 7 page 191 doc 9843

From KENYON THOMAS A life
To ROBINSON SYLVESTER life
Consideration one Hundred and fifty Dollars
Premises one hundredness and three by four rods · parcel of land (North Kingstown, Charlestown)

Back — where this land came from

This instrument states no source of title that we have read yet.

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

▶ 1848 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · ROBINSON SYLVESTER → CHAMPLIN ROBERT · book 7 p 104
▶ 1851 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · ROBINSON SYLVESTER → CHAMPLIN CHRISTOPHER R · book 7 p 308

Bounded by

James Lewis · Joseph Rayner

The instrument's own words

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121 Know all men that Thomas A Kenyon of Charlestown Proprietary of Wakington State of Rhode Island on consideration of the sum of one Hundred and fifty Dollars paid me by Jonathan Robinson of North Kingstown County and State aforesaid the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge do hereby grant bargain sell and convey unto said Jonathan Robinson his heirs and assigns forever one certain part or parcel of land situate in North Kingstown and partly in Charlestown with appurtenances containing one hundredness and three by four rods in the town more or less bounded North by the fence of James Lewis West by the fence of Smith southerly by the plot fence and bounded by the fence of Joseph Bigelow or however the same may be bounded I do have and hold the same property and appurtenances with the privilege and appurtenances thereof to said Jonathan Robinson his heirs and assigns forever And I said Thomas A Kenyon for myself my heirs executors and administrators do covenant with the said Jonathan Robinson his heirs and assigns that I and my lawful successors in this my premises that they now are free of all encumbrances that I have lawful seisin of right to sell and convey the same to said Jonathan Robinson to hold forever and that I will warrant and forever defend the same to said Jonathan Robinson his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims and demands of all persons whomsoever Of the Consideration of the aforesaid deed it is said and that of it the said Thomas A Kenyon my heirs executors or administrators shall have no right title or interest but a lifetime possession Only as to the land of said Jonathan Robinson leaving with some date henceforth and pay all the taxes on the same in North Kingstown for one month after the date hereof to do sale and pay taxes paying any other taxes not paid by Jonathan Robinson or his heirs under the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars and pay all taxes on said parcel of land then the aforementioned deed shall be void otherwise shall remain in full force We the witness state of I have consented to my hand and seal at North Kingstown proprietary of Wakington of South Kingstown April 14th 1845 signed this fourteenth day of April AD 1845 Jonathan G. Wells Thomas A Kenyon L.S. Samuel B. Wells State of Rhode Island County of Kentstown Thomas A Kenyon Personally appeared Thomas A Kenyon who requested the preceding instrument and acknowledged the same to be his free and voluntary act and deed Before me Thomas G Wells Justice of the Peace Witness April 25th 1845 Reg. John Henderson Cl.K.

The page as recorded

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