1/24/1849 · DEED · book 7 page 322 doc 9927

322 "Know all men by these presents that we Joshua Clark and Hannah Clark wife of safe Joshua, of Charles town in the County of Washington, State of Rhode Island, for and consideration of the sum of one hundred Dollars, to us paid by Samuel D. Haskell of the town, County and state aforesaid, the peace of whose hereby acknowledge receipt, we hereby grant, release and forever quit claim unto the said Samuel D. Haskell, the heirs and assigns forever free all our right title and interest in a certain tract of Land lying on the south side of the street, and as a part of the Lot number four (4) bounded as follows: by Common land on the North East corner with the road, and in front of the dwelling house of said Samuel D. Haskell, thence South westerly, as denoted by the stone markers, by a Commissioner who formerly divided said farm between the Hon. Cloud Williams now deceased and the heirs of Thomas Haskell’s estate in a corner by the fence at the south end of Portions Land called "Haskell's Liberty" by said fence to the long fence post house, thence Easterly as the Long fence runs to the South West corner of the waste lot of Juan Lucas et al on the north taking the roadside East of the waste lot of said Juan Lucas as boundary subject to the roads thence by law and then to the place of beginning: bound on the East and south on the land of Isaac Samuel D. Haskell and on the West and northern on land of John Hancock Creek and some Past land, con- taining about eight perches and some few rods. To have and To hold the said premises, to the Samuel D. Haskell, his heirs and assigns forever, to him and their sure forever. In witness whereof we hereunto set our hand and seal as Certifications of the same this fifth day of December AD 1840 Joshua Clark L.S. Hannah Clark L.S. In presence of John Standen Samuel Stanton State of Rhode Island & Co North Kingston, Charlestown Dec. 9, AD 1840 I personally appear the above named Joshua Clark and Hannah Clark this day and acknowledge the foregoing Deed, by their signs, to be their own act and deed and their seal before me, Samuel Stanton Just of Peace Recorded Jan. 24th 1847 By William H. Perry Clerk Know all men by these presents that we Eliza E. Hazards, widow of George G. Hazards, George Butler Hazard, Henrietta G. Hazard, Eliza G. Hazard, John Hazard Hazard Caroline Augusta Hazards and Catherine G. Hazard, children and heirs of line of law of the said George G. Hazard’s late of Canterbury state of Rhode Island, considered, certify in act and in Consideration of the sum of two hundred and thirty five Dollars to us paid in hand by Charles Courtenay Courtenay, County of Washington State of Rhode Island. Have beside the receipt of which we hereby acknowledge ourselves justly entitled, conveyed and granted, to him grant, bargain sell and forever grant him all the right title and interest we have on now have in a certain lot being a tract of lands, two parcels of land, one in said Charlestown, one of said lot being maple swamp land and some wood of upland of same, the other being upland with a dirt house’s land, and in the farm late belonging to George G. Hazard of the town, deceased: difference being forty third to the books of the Court of Evidence

525 in said Charlestown for a particular description of the boundaries of both of said lots of land, containing by estimation thereby, about one a 65. to have and to hold all the rights, title and interest of the aforesaid George C. Hazard deceased, to this said Gardeners Court their Heirs & assigns forever, together with all the privilege and appurtenances there unto belonging or in any way appertaining to them and their heirs for ever, consent to lend bought forever; and in the said widow and heirs of the said George C. Hazard, the hereby covenant and agree and promise that the said George C. Hazard Gardeners Court their Heirs and assigns that they have good right full power to convey the premises as before described to the last named said heirs which in the said premises to be forever quiet when the said late deceased shall leave of tangible assets then we hereby lend ourselves, our Heirs, executors and administrators hereby promise, to warrant secure and defend said families forever from the said Court their Heirs then and 1849 against the claims or any and all further and standing them through or hinder us. In witness whereof we have here unto set our hands and seals this 17th day of October in the year 1849 Eliza E. Hazard [seal] George B. Hazard [seal] Eliza B. Hazard [seal] Janette C. Hazard [seal] In presence of Rufus Waldo Obadiah L. Skenovate New Haven County S. Canterbury, the 17th day of October AD 1849, severally appeared Eliza E. Hazards George B. Hazard, Eliza B. Hazard, Janette C. Hazard, signed and sealed the above instrument and acknowledged the same to be their free act and deed, before me Rufus Waldo, Justice of the peace. Recorded Nov. 28. AD 1849, By Ob. H. Terry J. Clerk. I know all men by these presents that we Eliza Eleanor Hazard of Canterbury State of Connecticut, widow of George C. Hazard of Canterbury said Canterbury deceased, and George Butler Hazard state of said Canterbury deceased, and Eliza Babcock Hazard and Janette Champlin Hazard, children and heirs at law of the said George C. Hazard and their friends bounden and her heirs under said Gardeners Court of Charlestown in the County of Kent state of Rhode Island or State of Rhode Island on the full and just sum of two hundred Dollars to the two payments of which here to be made, in bonds under our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly of said be made in the conditions under written: "The Condition of this obligation is such that whereas the above named Eliza Eleanor aforesaid, and George Butler Hazard, Eliza Babcock Hazard and Janette Champlin Hazard, inherit from the office of the said George C. Hazard, deceased, their day agreed and execute a Deed to the said Gardeners Court of all the rights, title and interest of the said George C. Hazard to a certain farm lying in Charlestown late the property of said George C. and the said George C. having three children under the age of twenty one year their heirs to late property, to be the mothers of these children Augusta and Eldred Camp Hazard a