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1/4/1847 · DEED · book 7 page 242 doc 9877

From CLARK MAXSON G life, WILLCOX JOSEPH M, CLARK HANNAH life
To PECKHAM ROWLAND JR
Consideration one hundred and seven Dollars
Premises fifteen acres · one third part or parcel of a land entire on the Brunswick Wood Lot (Charlestown, Brunswick Wood Lot)
Also on this page: DEED CHAMPLIN HENRY

Back — where this land came from

deed
“Same Land conveyed by John R”
no book and page cited; the source is named, not recorded here
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The grantor's earlier acquisitions, by name — the man, not necessarily this land

◀ 1847 · DEED · CLARK MAXSON G; CLARK HANNAH → WILLCOX JOSEPH M · book 7 p 275
◀ 1845 · DEED · HOXSIE ASA T; HOXSIE NANCY B; WILLCOX MARIAN JR → WILLCOX JOSEPH M; CLARK HANNAH · book 7 p 182
◀ 1844 · DEED · BABCOCK CHRISTOPHER; CHAPMAN ROWLAND SHERIFF → WILLCOX JOSEPH M · book 7 p 138
◀ 1844 · DEED · BABCOCK CHRISTOPHER; CHAPMAN ROWLAND SHERIFF → WILLCOX JOSEPH M · book 7 p 138

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

▶ 1852 · MORTGAGE · PECKHAM ROWLAND JR → PECKHAM ROWLAND · book 7 p 450
▶ 1854 · DEED · PECKHAM ROWLAND JR → PECKHAM ROWLAND · book 8 p 37

Bounded by

Clark Hannah · Samuel · Duncan · Lewis · John Reynolds · John Reynolds

The instrument's own words

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242 Know all men by This present that I Rowland to Margarett f South Kingstown Rhode Island in consideration of the Sum of Eighty and Dollar to me paid by Henry Champney of Westerly town State of Rhode Island the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge, have remised release and forever quit claim and for myself and my heirs by this present remise release and forever quit claim any Right claim in the Said Henry his heirs and Assigns right all my right title and interest to a certain lot of land in said South Kingstown containing one half acre being four rods on the Road and boundary rod deep and Bounded Northerly by land of Blacks and Southerly by lands of the grader and westerly by the Highway the Said Henry his heirs and assigns making full Owner maintaining the Said four acres as part of the land of the Senior and it is moreover agreed and express condition of the deed that no interpreting happen shall be set for Sale on the premises hereby conveyed It is have and to hold the above mentioned premises with all the Privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to him and his heirs and Assigns forever so that neither I the Said Rowland nor my heirs or any other person or persons claiming from or under me or him or them in the same name or share of me or them Shall or entitle by any way or means claim or demand or right any or Title to the aforesaid premises or their appurtenances or its part or parcel forever. In Witness whereof in the said Rowland and boarding in Margarett his wife hereby for the consideration before mentioned selling witnessing to the said Henry his heirs and assigns forever all my right of Said and space of those in the premises hereunto below have set my hand and Seal this 12th day of July in the year of our Lord One thousand Eight Hundred and Forty four In Presence of me Nathaniel Updike Settia M. Updike Rowland C. Hazard [seal] Caroline N. Hazard [seal] Trace of Rhodes Island to Washington 2d St. South Kingstown the above named Rowland C. Hazard and Caroline N. Hazard appeared before me the above written instrument to be theirs all and true This 15th day of July 1844 Before me Nathaniel Updike J.P. Recorded Dec 1st 1846 John Manton Town Clerk R.P. Know all men by this Present that we Mason & Blacke of Rhode Island to wit Said Mason C. Blacke and Joseph and Hannah Black wife of the said Mason C. Blacke and Joseph M. Millery of town of Westerly of county of Washington and State of Rhode Island on consideration of the sum of one hundred and Seven and Dollars to me paid by Rowland Robinson of S. Kingstown town and State aforesaid, whose receipt we do hereby acknowledge keep and remised and forever quitclaimed and we by this Present remise release and quitclaim unto the said Rowland Robinson for he his heirs and Assigns one third part or parcel of a land entire on the Brunswick Wood Lot situated in said Town of Charlestown and containing fifteen acres to be the Same more or less boundaries as follows (Sc wit) on the North by the Rowes on the South by Unity Sony on the heirs of those of Dossie duster on the East and on the Mill by them Eastward to a known Mound the Same may be bounded.
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248 So have and to hold the upon mentioned premises, with all the privi- and appurtenances thereunto belonging to him the said Boutwell Title and to his heirs and assigns forever: So that neither we nor the said Boutwell nor his heirs, or any other person or person claiming from or under us or the or in the name, right or deed of us or them, shall or will, by any au- way or means, have or claim or demand any right or title of and to the or takes until to the aforesaid premises, or their appurtenances, en- any part or parcel thereof forev. In witness whereof, we the said Chapman G. Clark and Hannah Clark his wife and Joseph M. Milliet above described have hereunto set our hands and seals the 4th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and forty six (1846) Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us Edward Clark George G. Clark Pearson G. Clark [L.S.] Hannah Clark [L.S.] Joseph M. Milliet [L.S.] State of Rhode Island to State of Massachusetts in S. westerly 5th 1846 Then the above named Chapman Washington St in W. westerly 5th 1846 Then the above named Chapman G. Clark and Joseph M. Milliet acknowledged the above instrument to be his free act and deed and at the same time Hannah Clark wife of the said Chapman who being emancipated separate and apart from her said husband acknowledged her desire and wishing to be her hus and voluntarily act and that she was not reluctant to seal the same. Before me George G. Clark John C. G. Clark Proceeded January 4 1849 By John Stanton J. S. C. C. Know all men by these presents that I Thomas I Kingston of Barrington Rhode Island on consideration of receiving the Payment of money from to the said Bruce George of Providence city and county the said Bruce has received of me hereby given and delivered to him the full sum of Bruce his heritable lands below described containing one hundred and Thirty first acres more or less with a dwelling house and outbuildings situated partially in Barrington and partially in Eastampton situated Really in the Eastampton side on the land of Bruce and adjacent situated on the North by the land of Dennis L. Evans and easterly on East by the land of the said George and westerly on the land of Bruce by the land of the said George, being the same Lands conveyed by John R. of the land of the said George, being the same Lands conveyed by John R. to the said Bruce during the life of his three Daughters Rebecca, Sarah and Harriet the surviving wife of the Grantor, reserving also the right to the said from George to the said Bruce during the life of the said Bruce and to the reservations herein; with all the appurtenances To have and to hold the same to Bruce alias his heirs and Assigns forever. And I Reserve right of the Tenancy for the considerations aforesaid so hereby reserved to said Bruce his heirs and assigns all my rights down on the premises Provided however that said Bruce his heirs his heirs, executors, Administrators or assigns shall pay unto the said Bruce his executors, Administrators or assigns the full sum of Two hundred dollars safely delivered on demand with interest from the date hereof also Promising not to sell the same to be void therefore this res upon my hand and seal this 15th day of August 1846 & Hannah opera & delivered of Abby & Sophia Smith [illegible] Thomas A. Kingston [L.S.] Washington St in Barrington deposition the Rebecca H. Kingston [L.S.] Washington St in Barrington deposition the Rebecca H. Kingston [L.S.] Thomas A. Kingston and Rebecca Kingston his wife acknowledging the foregoing to be their voluntary acts and deeds their hand and seal and duly witnessed January 5th 1849 by G. S. C. Before me Joseph W. Truffitt Justice of the P.

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