1/3/1850 · MORTGAGE · book 7 page 374 doc 9953

374 Art. 8. This Constitution may be amended at any annual meeting, provided notice of the intended amendment has been given at some previous meeting. & The Secretary shall cause this Constitution and all alterations or amendments thereof to be recorded in the Records of Land & Ordinances of the town of Charleston as the law requires. John Stanton Joseph H. Conklin Joseph H. Jr. Wm. Branch, Jr. George W. Cobb Peter J. Brightman Gideon W. Harris Nathanl. Saylor Samuel H. Moorman Stephen B. Tucker Stephen C. Browning Joseph H. Cobb James J. Atkin Theo D. Browning Charles Cobb Benjamin W. Green James Foy S. P. Card Recorded January 2nd 1850 By G. H. Green ex Dr Clerk Know all men that I Peter J. Brightman of the town of Charlestowns in the County of Washington and State of Rhode Island stand for and in consideration of the sum of Two Hundred and twenty five Dollars well and truly paid me by Susan Connors (widow) (Guardian to the heirs of Joseph Conn Jr. sole part of town clerk) being money belonging to said heirs that I hereby acknowledge as fully appropriated the receipts whereof I do hereby acknowledge as fully give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Susan Connors (widow Guardian) one certain tract of parcel of land with a House and other outbuildings thereon standing situated on south town boundary side Also she is the same shore & lot Bounds on northwest by Benjamin W. Moore’s boundary South East by or land belonging to Caleb Handy on easterly on lands of Luther Hodgey Indian Ordinances and Caleb Hodgey on westerly on the Highway and partly on land of George Browning as shown on survey of the same lot by the bounded To have and to hold the said granted and bargained premises with all the privileges appurtenances thereto belonging to the said Susan Connors (widow Guardian) her heirs and assigns forever, and I the said Peter J. Brightman for myself my heirs Executors and Administrators do covenant with said Susan Connors (Guardian) her heirs and assigns that same has lawfully paid in full of the premises that they are free from all encumbrances and that I will warrant defend and defend the same to her the said Susan Connors (widow Guardian) her heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims of all persons claiming by through or under me

375 / The condition of the aforesaid will written is such, That if the said Relig Sneeker should fail pray & cause to be sent Susan Comissioner/guardian as aforesaid, that he/she hereby executes & administrates the Sum of Five Hundred dollars and twenty four Dollars with interest from the signing of this Deed then and there in that case the Deed shall be of more effect otherwise to be null and void remain or for more time written In witness whereof I have presented my hand and affixed my seal at Charleston this 1st day of January AD 1850 Jas Peer [Seal] Ridley Moore [Seal] W. Moore J. H. Moore [Seal] Relig Sneeker. DS! State of North America Island St. Washington SS, Charleston Jan 1st AD 1850 Personally came Relig Sneeker and acknowledged this instrument be him & signed to the Sign his true arbitrary & act Before me the Hon. Robert J. G. C. Recorded Jan 3d AD 1850 By R. Moore Reg. in B 2 p 375 [Signature] To the 24th day of May 1848 I received of Relig Sneeker the signee and dealer of the above mortgage Total sum two hundred seventy two dollars and nine cents the full amount principal and interest of the above Deed and hereby discharge the said Relig Sneeker from all liability on account of the same Witness my hand and seal this 24 day of May 1848 [Signature] Know all men by these presents That I, Joe Brown, of Charleston in the County of Kingston, Germans, and County the Browning of Selle Kingston in Rhode Island Governor in consideration of Fifty Thousand Dollars to be paid by James A. Tingyon of said Charleston Moore, the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, do hereby give, grant, bargain sell and convey unto said James A. Tingyon, his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract of land lying being in said Blackstone, containing fifty Acres (more or less) bounded Northly by the property of the gentry, southerly on the land of the late Steph Ropine etc: easterly by the State road and westerly on hands of Helen A. Moore; however aforesaid the same land is & may be bounded, nor southerly, nor mean ing to convey to said James A. Tingyon, all the land bounded Southerly from the Northly bounding of the land hereby conveyed. Of these and a hold the land so granted and bargained premises with the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging as herein above expressed together with the privilege to send light Ning’s and ways of passing with beasts to the highway in such place or plant etc as to the least possible damage—preserving the land hereby conveyed with and against the right of fencing said land hereby conveyed with Tearns for improvement within two rods of the Eastern boundary of the land hereby conveyed, to the State side forever. Also reserving all the way passages and running streams now passing on the land’s of the said heredities and appurtenances to open to the said James A. Tingyon his heirs & assigns forever. And i the said Joe Brown and the Browning of Selle Kingston in Rhode Island Governor, and administrators, do con- cur with said James A. Tingyon this here and agree that they are free of all encumbrances that we have provided on their full and convey the same to the said James A. Tingyon as aforesaid and that we will warrant and defend the same to the said James A. Tingyon his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons.