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12/21/1848 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · book 7 page 200 doc 9847

From CHURCH ALBERT life, PHILLIPS JOHN life
To CHURCH ASA life
Consideration Eighty nine Dollars and Twenty five cents
Premises one undivided half part · a certain biota of land (Charlestown)
Also on this page: MORTGAGE PHILLIPS JOHN

Back — where this land came from

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

The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1846 · MORTGAGE · CHURCH ALBERT → PHILLIPS JOHN · book 7 p 200
◀ 1841 · DEED · SIFSON RANDALL → PHILLIPS JOHN · book 7 p 44
◀ 1840 · MORTGAGE · HAZARD SARAH S; HAZARD ARNOLD W → PHILLIPS JOHN · book 7 p 25
◀ 1840 · MORTGAGE · SISSON RANDALL → PHILLIPS JOHN · book 7 p 29
◀ 1839 · MORTGAGE · HAZARD SARAH; HAZARD ARNOLD W → PHILLIPS JOHN · book 6 p 481
◀ 1834 · DEED · CHURCH ASA → CHURCH ALBERT; CHURCH ASA JR · book 6 p 316

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

▶ 1894 · DEED · CHURCH ASA; CHURCH KATIE D → CHURCH ALBERT · book 12 p 526
▶ 1902 · MORTGAGE · CHURCH ASA; CHURCH KATIE D → CARPENTER WANTON R · book 14 p 308

Bounded by

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The instrument's own words

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200 Know all men now by these presents that I Albert Church of Charlestown in the county of Washington and state of Rhode Island bounden to sureties of the sum of Eighty nine Dollars and Twenty five cents to be paid in hand paid by John Phillips of Foster in the aforesaid county and state if any Act or quit claim made known from the said John Phillips his heirs and assigns forever, one undivided half part of a certain biota of land situated in said town of Charlestown bounded on the south by a stone wall and to the south more or less and it is bounded on the east by land belonging to the heirs of Dr. M. M. Day, bounded on the North by the road that leads to the road called to westly on a mound of stones by Bradley's and forthly on land owned by the Malley's house therein bounded. So have and hold to the fore graner and quit claimed premises, the privileges and appurtenances is the same belonging to the said John Phillips his heirs and assigns forever in his hand, their use and behalf forever; and the said Albert Church has lawfully said by the Promise of the said John Phillips that they are clear of all encumbrances and I have a good right to release and quit claim the same unto the said John Phillips his heirs and assigns forever. The Obligation of this deed is paid such Paid if the above mentioned Albert Church shall pay or cause to be paid a certain sum of the date of the sum of Eighty nine Dollars and fifty three cents with us to be void otherwise this deed to remain remain in full force and virtue In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twentieth day of Janry, 1845. Signed, sealed in presence of Josiah Doran Jonathan Babcock Albert Church s.s. Charlestown January 26. 1845 Washington Co. Personally came before me Albert Church and acknow ledged the above instrument to be his free act and voluntary act. Joseph W. Griffin Justice of the Peace Rhode Island Janry 6. 1846 c. By Hon Hampton 1st Clerk Charlestown Sum 17. 1847 I hereby certify that I this day transferred this within mortgage Deed to Albert Church, hs having received payment of said sum in full for the same. John Phillips Witness Joseph W. Griffin Justice of the Peace Alw Church s.s. Charlestown Sum 17. 1847 Washington Co. Personally came before me John Phillips, and acknowledged the transfer of the within mortgage deed to Alw Church, hs to be his free and voluntary acts. Joseph W. Griffin, Justice of the Peace Recorded Charlestown Dec 21st 1848 by W. H. Perry Town Clerk.

The page as recorded

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deed_walker_v1.9_2026-10-10 · the index is the town's own (i2l.uslandrecords.com); transcripts, chains and the assessor's cards are the Perry Machine's reading of it. Where the record we hold runs out, the page says so.