The instrument's own words
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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 the Heirs &
alleged heirs, together with all the privilege and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any way appurtenant to him and his heirs and assigns
also convey to the said Court forever and in the said widow and heirs of
the said George C. Hazard, the Heirs, Covenant and agree and bind
with the said George & Hazard Gardeners Court the Heirs and alleged
heirs that they have good right full power to convey the premises as before
described the same land of said Heirs which in hand over as written above
to be forever when the said late deceased shall leave some legacy after
them the Heirs hereby covenant, the Heirs, secure and administer likewise by
present, to warrant secure and defend said premises to the said
Court the Heirs and 1849 against the claims or claims and all further
and standing by through or under me. In witness whereof we have here
unto set our hands and seals this 17th day of October in the year 1849
Of us presence of
Rufus Waldo
Obadiah S. Hopkinsvale
Eliya E. Hazard [Seal]
George B. Hazard [Seal]
Eliza B. Hazard [Seal]
Janette C. Hazard [Seal]
Kent County County S. Canterbury,
the 17th day of October 1849, severally appeared Eliya 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 Dec. 28. 1849;
By Ob. H. Terry J. Clerk.
I know all men by these presents that we Eliya Eleanor
Hazards of Canterbury State of Connecticut, widow of George C.
Hazards, late of said Canterbury deceased, and George Butler Hazard
Eliza Babcock Hazard and Janette Champlin Hazard, Children
and heirs at law of the said George C. Hazard, Hand and found bound
and her Holders unto Gardeners Court of Charlestown in the County
of Washington and State of Rhode Island or of Rhode Island on the full and just
Sum of two Hundred Dollars of the two first payment of which here
to be made, in bond under our Heirs, securities and administrators,
jointly and severally, firmly of agreed to be made in the Conditions
under written:
"The Condition of the obligation as such that whereas the above
mentioned Eliya Eleanor aforesaid, and George Butler Hazard, Eliza
Babcock Hazard and Janette Champlin Hazard, having this day received
of the said George C. Hazard, and declared, 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 twentyone
year their heirs to late property, to be the mothers of these children
Winter, Caroline Augusta and Eldred Camp Hazard a—
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. Now of the said Joseph Martin, Carolina Augusta and Edward Camp
Hazard, when they shall severally arrive at the age of twenty-one years,
shall each of them sign and execute a Deed of all their rights in said
premises to the said Samuel their Heirs or assigns, - then this Obligation
is to be null and void, otherwise, is to be and remain in full force and
vigor in Law.
Signed, sealed and delivered this 17th day of October ad
Constantinople in the year 1848.
Eliza E. Hazard [L.S.]
George B. Hazard [L.S.]
Eliza B. Hazard [L.S.]
Janette C. Hazard [L.S.]
In presence of
Rufus Waldo
Allan L. Atmenwale.
Received Jan. 24 1849
by W. H. Perry J. Clerk.
Know all men by these presents, that I Oliver Millset of
North westerly in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island for
and in Consideration of the sum of one Thousand Dollars to me
paid by Benjamin G. Millset of Charlestown in said County and
State, the receipt of which I hereby acknowledge, do hereby grant,
bargain, sell and convey unto the said Benjamin G. Millset his and his
heirs and assigns forever, all the right title and interest I have in a certain
lying in Charlestown which I purchased of Hosea Hull by Deed, and
of one half, said Benjamin G. Millset, give Entry containing One Hundred Acres, more
or less, bounded on the North by the Road, on the West side belonging to
the heirs of Thomas Hodge, by lands of Hosea Hull, by lands of George [illegible]
on the South by the Mill Ponds and lands of George [illegible], and
by the land of Park Hodge and lands of Joseph Macdonnel and said
Hosea Hull to said lands All my right in the Marsh lot belonging to said
Hosea Hull which I purchased of Hosea Hull by Deed.
To have and hold the Hotel and the above described premises to the said
Benjamin G. Millset his heirs and assigns forever, to the and their sole use
And I the said Oliver Millset for me, my Heirs, Executors and administrators
do covenant with the said Benjamin G. Millset his Heirs and assigns, that all
before the ensuing, and delivered to him the same To be free and clear of
the effects and premises, And that my heirs shall not eve and come out of
encumbrance, That I shall prove the same and do forever the same
in manner as aforesaid, And I the said warrant and defend aforesaid premises
to the said Benjamin G. Millset his Heirs and assigns forever against the
Lawful claims and demands of all persons whomsoever the same by thou
a possession. In Witness whereof I have set my Hand and Seal
the 24 day of January A.D. 1849, in presence of
Oliver Millset [L.S.]
For witness
Samuel Hunter
State of Rhode Island sc
Washington Co. Charlestown January 24th 1849, personally
appeared the within named Oliver Millset, the signer could read and
sign Deed, and acknow ledged the same to be his free and voluntary act
before me
Samuel Hunter, Justice of Peace
Recorded March 16 1849 by W. H. Perry Clerk.
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