The Deed Walker · From Ninigret · Charlestown, Rhode Island land evidence, 1738 to today
Trail: 10505 › 9956

2/21/1850 · MORTGAGE · book 7 page 379 doc 9956

From HOXSIE DEBORAH life, HOXSIE POTTER life, HOXSIE GIDEON life, HOXSIE HARRIET F life, HOXSIE GIDEON JR life
To COGGESHALL ABBY life, COGGESHALL WILSON life
Premises 147 acres and greater part of 7 perches · Three tracts including a dwelling house (Charlestown, Simpson Tracts, Indian Country boundary)

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◀ 1850 · DEED · COGGESHALL ABBY; COGGESHALL WILSON → HOXSIE GIDEON JR; HOXSIE POTTER; HOXSIE GIDEON · book 7 p 378

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

▶ 1850 · DEED · COGGESHALL ABBY; COGGESHALL WILSON → HOXSIE GIDEON JR; HOXSIE POTTER; HOXSIE GIDEON · book 7 p 378

The instrument's own words

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Know all men by these presents That We Gideon Norris Potter Hopkin and Catherine Hopkin his wife of the town of Charlestown in the County of Washington state of Rhode Island f.p. and in consideration of the Sum of fifteen Hundred Dollars paid as by Bill expressed hale and Milton Coggeshall of the City of Providence in the State of aforesaid the receipt whereof we hereby acknowledge and acknowledge to hereby give grant bargain Sell and convey unto them the said Aly Coggeshall and Milton Coggeshall his heirs and assigns forever these certain tracts of parcels of land lying in the town of Charlestown County of Washington route State of aforesaid the first tract containing by estimation one Hundred acres and forty perches be the same more or less with a dwelling house and other buildings thereon bounded on western beginning at the Road that runs from the Potters house to Champion Bridge at the Southeast corner of the plantation known as Simpson Tracts bounded easterly southerly or northern to Indian Country boundary found hence by S 17° E until the great eastern cedar boundary hence by S 20° E to a stump at the edge of swamp thence westerly at a pine stump by S 15° E to a stump near the Indian forty on the east side bounded on Eastern side in the South side on eastern side bound’d East to connect to the site of recent Highway clearing and hence to the first mentioned pine by Northern Walk and Shuttering the second tract containing by estimation forty acres or thereabouts bounded on northern by fellow Country bounded on west hence westerly and on southern boundary the third parcel containing seven acres and the greater part of seven perches and is bounded on northern beginning at a Stake near some stone about it in a trough being the Northwest corner of said parcel from thence N 39° E until to the Highway from thence southerly by said Highway to a black oak tree witnessed by said Highway from S 35° E 5.65 chains to a maple bush in the edge of brine swamp by S 10° E to a maple on a brook from thence by a straight line to the first mentioned pine To Have and To Hold all and singular premises and appurtenances with all the privileges and appurtenances thereof to them the said Aly and Milton Coggeshall their heirs and assigns forever and we the said Gideon Norris Potter Hopkin and Catherine Hopkin for ourselves our heirs executors and administrators do covenant and agree with the said Aly and Milton Coggeshall their heirs and assigns that we are Lawful Seized in fee simple of the aforesaid tracts of land that they are free from all encumbrances that we have good right to sell and convey to the said Aly and Milton Coggeshall to hold as aforesaid that we will warrant and defend the same to the said Aly and Milton Coggeshall their heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims or demands of all persons And we Deborah Norris wife of Gideon and Martha H. Hopkin wife of Gideon Norris do into the consideration before expressed waive all our right of Dower and power of Spouse in and unto the before described tracts a parcel of land to them the said Aly and Milton Coggeshall their heirs and assigns forever The Consideration of the aforementioned Deed is that if the said Gideon Norris Potter Hopkin and Catherine Hopkin on executors administrators shall pay a sum to be paid to the said Aly Coggeshall and Milton Coggeshall their heirs executors administrators a sign One part of Five Hundred Dollars payable on the 28th day of March 1888 without interest

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