6/1/1849 · DEED · book 7 page 347 doc 9941

347 Be it known to all Persons here in Allen Green and Olivia Green, in right of said Allen of Brookfield in the County of Madison, and William Green and Rebecca Green, in right of the said Gilbert, of the County of Berkshire, Philip G. Green of [illegible] and Ruth M. Green, Rebecca R. Green and Joshua G. Green of the Town in the County of Providence, state of Rhode Island and in Con- sideration of the sum of fifty Dollars paid to me as hands before this executing, and delivery hereof well and truly paid, by all and every the [illegible] to me of Washington and state of Rhode Island the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledging have grant remise and quit- claim and do by these presents remise and quitclaim unto the said Allen Green the heirs and assigns forever, all the right title interest property or claim as herein to law to the estate of Dennis Green late of Rhode Island aforesaid deceased, in a certain certain parcel of land lying in the location aforesaid, containing by estimation very nearly be it the same a lot, bounding North by land of the granter and Potter Lobb, Eastly and South Similarly by a Highway, and land of Robert Howard and those on land of the said Dennis Green deceased; for my part and parcel bound in some Deed set as write of Record appear in said Charlestown. To Have and to hold said remised and quitclaimed premises, with all the privileges privileges and appurtenances thereof, unto the same belonging to the said Allen Green the heirs and assigns forever warranting and defending the same to them against the claims of all persons claiming the same by virtue of any act or any other right heretofore had. In testimony whereof, we hereunto set our hands and seals this 30th day of September 1848 In presence of Joshua G. Green [L.S.] Gilbert Green [L.S.] Susanna Green [L.S.] Philip S. Green [L.S.] J. Milton Green [L.S.] Robert R. Green [L.S.] Allen Green [L.S.] Olivia Green [L.S.] Providence County Ss. On the 7th day of November 1848 before me came John M. Green to be the person to be the person described in said and who executed the written conveyance and acknowledged that he has executed the same. Jonas Might, Justice of the Peace. Providence County Ss. On the 17th day of November 1848, before me came Robert R. Green Not as G. Green to be known to be the person described in and who executed the written Conveyance and acknowledged that he had executed the same. Jonas Might Justice of the Peace. (For other acknowledgments see next page.)

318 Oniceca County Ss. On the 17th day of January 1849, before me came Gilbert Green and his Annah his wife, to me known to be the persons described in and who executed the within instrument, and acknowledged that they had executed the same; And the said Annah after a private examination in due separate and apart from her husband acknowledged that she had executed the same freely without any fear or compulsion of her husband. [Signature] Kinas Waight Justice of the Peace. Oniceca County Ss. On the 25th day of January 1849, before me came Philip G. Green, father of Philip G. Green Allen Green and Olive his wife, to me known to be the persons described in and who executed the within instrument, and presently offered before me and acknowledged that they had executed the same; and the said Olive as a private examination, apart from her husband acknowledged that she had executed the same freely without any fear or compuls. on of her husband. [Signature] Kinas Waight Justice of the Peace. Recorded June 10th 1849 by W. H. Perry S. Clerk. [Signature] [Signature] [Signature] [Signature] Samuel S. Brown Nancy R. Brown [Signature] Antemisa S. Brown (23 S.) The conclusion of a Deed recorded in part on page 329, 330 of the Book [Mistakes] [Signature of Grantor] Joseph P. Brown (23 S.) State of Rhode Island Washington Co. Ss. At Charlestown in said County on the 29th day of March 1849, personally appears the above named Joseph P. Brown and Antemisa P. Brown and acknowledged the within and foregoing instruments to be their free & voluntary act and deed. Before me [Signature] Samuel Stanton Just. of Peace. And the above Antemisa being afterwards by me examined separately and apart from her husband, acknowledged the aforesaid instruments by her signe to be her free act, and that she did not wish to retract the same. Before me [Signature] Samuel Stanton Justice of Peace. Recorded June 1st 1849 by W. H. Perry S. Clerk.