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... lands , which agitated those who were struggling to establish themselves along the outposts of civilization . This volume closes the present series , and the next will begin a new one . MACK WORTH ISLAND , ' July 31 , 1907 . JAMES ...
... lands , which agitated those who were struggling to establish themselves along the outposts of civilization . This volume closes the present series , and the next will begin a new one . MACK WORTH ISLAND , ' July 31 , 1907 . JAMES ...
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... lands belonging to it , as they are exprest in Cromwells Patent , and ye deede of partition , Dec. 20 Letter from Wm . Stoughton , 1700-1 1701 Jan. 22 Report on John Crown's , Petition , June 3 Memorial of Propositions made with the ...
... lands belonging to it , as they are exprest in Cromwells Patent , and ye deede of partition , Dec. 20 Letter from Wm . Stoughton , 1700-1 1701 Jan. 22 Report on John Crown's , Petition , June 3 Memorial of Propositions made with the ...
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... land to John Beauchamp & Thos . Lev- erett , 434 Sept. 1 Petition of Robert Boyes & David Cargill , Oct. 9 Colonel Dunbar to the Lords Commissioners , The Claims of Christopher Toppan , 439 • 440 445 Nov. 14 John Gyles to Colonel Dunbar ...
... land to John Beauchamp & Thos . Lev- erett , 434 Sept. 1 Petition of Robert Boyes & David Cargill , Oct. 9 Colonel Dunbar to the Lords Commissioners , The Claims of Christopher Toppan , 439 • 440 445 Nov. 14 John Gyles to Colonel Dunbar ...
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... Land . X X X X X X ( No Endorsement ) May it please Your Lordships . Paris , Decemb1697 . That having sometime before my coming from England to this place laid before Your Honours a cer- tain Memorial relating to the 8th Article in the ...
... Land . X X X X X X ( No Endorsement ) May it please Your Lordships . Paris , Decemb1697 . That having sometime before my coming from England to this place laid before Your Honours a cer- tain Memorial relating to the 8th Article in the ...
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... Lands , as also to determine all differences that may arrise & c . Now to the intent that those who shall be so appointed on our part , may not be under surprise or mistake or want of information , I make bold to prefer unto your ...
... Lands , as also to determine all differences that may arrise & c . Now to the intent that those who shall be so appointed on our part , may not be under surprise or mistake or want of information , I make bold to prefer unto your ...
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