Laws of the State of New York, Volume 1 |
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I . D E it enacted by the people of the state of NewYork , represented in Senate
and Assembly , That all that part of the town of Spencer , beginning at the military
line , on the section line of township number seven ; thence southwardly on said
...
I . D E it enacted by the people of the state of NewYork , represented in Senate
and Assembly , That all that part of the town of Spencer , beginning at the military
line , on the section line of township number seven ; thence southwardly on said
...
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... on Owego Creek ; thence southwardly along the west line of section number
six tothe southwest corner of said section ... thence eastwardly along the south
line of said section number six , to 0 . wego Creek ; thence down said creek to the
...
... on Owego Creek ; thence southwardly along the west line of section number
six tothe southwest corner of said section ... thence eastwardly along the south
line of said section number six , to 0 . wego Creek ; thence down said creek to the
...
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at Columbia county line , opposite to a point of a rock A . D . 1811 at Hudsons
river , near to a place called Planke Pat ; thence running north eighty degrees
west from said rock , six hundred and fifteen chains to the west bounds of said
town ...
at Columbia county line , opposite to a point of a rock A . D . 1811 at Hudsons
river , near to a place called Planke Pat ; thence running north eighty degrees
west from said rock , six hundred and fifteen chains to the west bounds of said
town ...
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... and runs thence south sixty - one degrees and thirty minutes west , forty chains
and twenty links , thence north twenty - eight degrees and thirty minutes west ,
twenty seven chains and forty links , thence north sixty - one degrees and thirty ...
... and runs thence south sixty - one degrees and thirty minutes west , forty chains
and twenty links , thence north twenty - eight degrees and thirty minutes west ,
twenty seven chains and forty links , thence north sixty - one degrees and thirty ...
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A . D . 1811 . ber fifty - three , fifty - four , fifty - nine and sixty ; thence south twenty
- nine degrees , east twenty - seven chains and forty links , on the line between
numbers fiftynine and sixty ; thence south sixty - one degrees and thirty minutes ...
A . D . 1811 . ber fifty - three , fifty - four , fifty - nine and sixty ; thence south twenty
- nine degrees , east twenty - seven chains and forty links , on the line between
numbers fiftynine and sixty ; thence south sixty - one degrees and thirty minutes ...
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| Title | Laws of the State of New York, Volume 1 |
| Author | New York (State) |
| Contributor | New York (State). Legislative Bill Drafting Commission |
| Published | 1811 |
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