6/24/1851 · DEED · book 7 page 421 doc 9972

421 Know all men by these presents that I Robert Champlin of South Kingstown born in the County of Washington and state of Rhode Island s. called creator of the Home of the hundredres Collar paid made to me Christopher R. Olney clerk of Charlestown in his County and State aforesaid. He receipt thereof I do hereby acknowledge to give, grant Bargain Hampshire all hereunto appertains to a certain tract of Land lying in Charlestown, County and state aforesaid, in Lanning houses acres and puffs near rivers and ponds being the same land bought by Joseph Champlin and is bounded as follows viz: Beginning at a Rock near the North west way leading from Hope cove to Darlington New York north 17° N westerly to a stake then south 22° W westerly to a stake distance of 5 rods East 12 poles, North east 21° E and south 17° North South 42° S east 10 poles, North east 23° E North east 28° E until arriving at a stake 20 rods and 3 poles, N east 30° E a stake and then in a direct line with the North 16° NE 62 poles and finally to the first mentioned branch. I have and do for the said hands Granted and Bargained premises with the privileges thereunto belong to him the said Christopher R. Olney Champlin his Heirs and assigns forever to him and his heirs only and be benefit purpose and the said Robert (Champlin) for myself Mine Heirs executors and administrators do covenant with Christopher R. Olney Champlin his heirs and assigns that I am lawfully seizing in fee of the aforesaid land and forever warrant the same to the said Christopher R. Olney Champlin his heirs and assigns forever and I Lydia S. Champlin wife of Robert Champlin name having desire any right mine of dower in the above described premises do for the Consideration hereof the sum of One Dollar paid onto me by Christopher R. Olney Champlin now receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge to renounce all my dower to the said Christopher R. Olney Champlin his heirs and assigns forever all the rights of Dower and poise of Title & hope in said lands the above described premises. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 16th day of September 1848 signed sealed and delivered in presence of Charlton Chaplette Robert Champlin L.P. Lydia S. Champlin L.P. State of Rhode Island County of Washington South Kingstown august 16th 1848 These personally appeared Robert Champlin and Lydia S. Champlin and separately declared signed the within Deed to their own voluntary act and deed Before me Malcolmson Chaplette Justice of Peace for the District some 24th 1848 By Almon Stanton S. Clerk 10 Whereas the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island and Provid ence Plantations at their Session opened 1st May 1842 authorized Albert Brandell a Member of the House of Representatives State of Rhode Island to settle and the above and direction of the Taxation the Taxation Commissioners a certain lot of Land situated in the Indian reservations containing about 100 acres bounded on the West by the Boundary line of the State and on the East on Palmer land called Modesty in the way Champlin's land. Easterly on the Same Direct Line or hence otherwise bounded. Now therefore let it be known that I Albert Brandell aforesaid spoke with the above and direction of the Taxation the Taxation Commissioners and certified by his Signature hereunto affixed do : the Consideration of the sum of forty Dollars paid to as by Joseph A Brandell of said Charlestown the bring the aforesaid Brandell