No. oie:
UPPER CANADA.
To all to whom these presents may come, Greeting.

WHEREAS we, the principal Chiefs, Warriors and people of the Ottawa, Chippewa,
Powtawatamie and Wyandot nations of Indians, being desirous for a certain considera-
tion hereafter shown, of selling and disposing of a certain parcel or Tract of Land,
situate, lying and being on the South East side of the Detroit River and known by the
name of the Huron Church Reserve unto His Britannic Majesty King George the
Third our Great Father : Now know ye that we the said principal Chiefs, Warriors and
people of the Ottawa, Chippewa, Powtawatamie and Wyandot Nations for and in con-
sideration of Three Hundred pounds Quebee Curreney, value in goods estimated ac-
cording to the Montreal price, and now delivered to us, the receipt whereof we hereby
acknowledge, Have given, granted, sold, disposed of and confirmed, and by these pre-
sents Do give, grant, sell, dispose of and confirm forever unto Captain Thomas McKee,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs for and on behalf of His said Britannic Majesty
King George the Third His Heirs and Successors, all that parcel or Tract of Land
known and ealled as aforesaid by the name of the Huron Church Reserve, beginning
at a stone Boundary between the lands of the said Captain Tuomas McKee and the

id Huron Church Reserve ; from thence following the windings up the said River to
a certain Creek, about one hundred and fifty-seven yards above a wind-mill belonging
or lately belonging to Messieurs Baby ; thence South seventy-three degrees East forty-
three Chains and sixty-four Links ; thence South Twenty-eight degrees East one
hundred and thirty-four chains and two Links ; and thence north seventy-four degrees
West one hundred and sixty-one Chains and forty links till it intersects the said
River Detroit, which intersection is the station or place of beginning, Containing by
admeasurement One thousand and seventy-eight Acres be the same more or less, and
is more particularly described by a sketch of the same hereunto annexed, and colored
Red.

ANpD WHEREAS it appeared to us in Council that the ground about His said
Majesty’s Garrison of Amherstburg was too small and confined, and that a Road
was wanted in and through the Huron Reserve to connect the Communication
between the Township of Sandwich and the said Garrison. We Did on the tenth
day of August in the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine, offer as a
gilt to the said Captain Thomas McKee, for and on behalf of His said Majesty, as

follows, that is to say, an additional space of five hundred yards, extending up the
stream from a painted Tree, which was the former boundary between the said
Garrison and the Huron Reserve ; thence East the whole Depth thereof ; and from
thence South until it intersects the East Line of the said former boukdare se ; And also
a space of sixty feet wide for a road of communication as aforesaid, to be laid out in
such parts of the said Huron Reserve, as shall or may be thought most convenient
by any person or persons acting under the authority of His Majesty’s Government :
And we having been informed by the said Capt. Thomas McKee that His Exeallency
the Commander in Chief has directed him to accept in the name of His Majesty,
the said lands as a Gift from us, Now know ye, That we, the principal Chiefs of the
Ottawa, Chippewa, Powtawatamie and Wyandot Nations of Indians in consideration
of cur good will and affection for our Great Father, His said Majesty, King George
the Third, Have given, granted and confirmed, and by these presents Do give, grant
anil ae as a free and voluntary Gift to the said Captain Thomas McKee, for and
on behalf of His said Majesty, His Heirs and Successors for ever, the said space of
.ive Hundred yards extending up the stream from a Painted Tree, which was the
former Boundary, Thence East the whole depth of said Huron Reserve, and from
thence south until it intersects the East line of the said former boundary as is more
particularly described by a sketch thereof also hereunto annexed marked H. R. red ;

And also the space of Sixty feet wide in and through the said Huron Reserve for the
purpose of a Road to be laid out in such parts of the same lying between the said

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Garrison of Amherstburg and the Township of Sandwich, as shall or may be thought
‘most convenient by any person or persons acting under the authority of His sail
Majesty’s Government, the whole of the two pareels or Tracts of Land last men-
tioned, containing Thirteen Hundred and Eighty acres or therabouts, be the same
more or less, To Have and to Hold all the said several parcels or Tracts of Land
together with all the woods and waters thereon unto the said Captain Thomas McKee
for and on behalf of His said Britannic Majesty King George the Third, His Heirs
and Successors for ever, free and clear of and from all claims, rights, privileges and
emoluments which we the said Chiefs, Warriors and people of the Ottawa, Chippewa,
Powtawatamie and Wyandot Nations might have before the execution of these presents,
And free and clear of any pretended claims which our children or Descendants may
hereafter make to the same, hereby renouncing and forever divesting ourselves,
our children, Descendants and Posterity of all Title to the said several parcels or
Tracts of Land and the soil, woods and waters thereof, in favour of the said Captain
Thomas McKee for and on behalf of His said Britannic Majesty, His Heirs and Suc-
cessors forever.

Ix Wirness WHEREOF we have for ourselves and the rest of our Nations respec-
tively set our marks and seals this Eleventh Day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand and Light Hundred, having first heard this instrument inter-
preted openly in our several languages, and fully approved by ourselves and our respec-
tive nations.

Witnesses present at the Execution of ) T. McKer, S.I.A., for and on behalf of

this Instrument: His Majesty - [L.S-]
F. Basy, Commissioners for the Pro- | (totem) WITANIS [L.S.]
Auex. Durr,\ vince of Upper Canada. (totem) GaAIASH [L.S<]
H. McLean, Capt. R.C.V. Commanding. (totem) PSHIKIE [L.S.]
Auex. McMutan, Capt. R.C.V. (totem) NAKATEWAQUIT [L.8.]
ike ©) pn Lery, Capt R.C.V. (totem) NANGY [L.s.]
Wm. BacHwet., Li. R. Engineers. (totem) UstatrcHta, or RouNpD HEAD
Joun Sutu’p Sinouar, Lt. Rk. Artillery. [i824

Roxs’r Wootsey, Ensign R. C. Vols. [L.8.]

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J. I. Ducuesnoy, Lieut. R.C.V. | (totem) RUHUMATT, or ONE CANOE
SrepHeN McVay, Ensign R.C.V. ? totem) UTREAUPOWANNIE, or GREAT
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Gro. Ironsmz, Lt. K. & Clk. I. Dept. Batt. (URSA
Simon x Girty’s mark. (totem) SAHENTESKON (ies |
T. ALEXANDER CLARKE. (totem) D&sHAREMOI RLS]
CHARLEVEAU ME. . (totem) ESHKIBIE ise
JOHN MaRTIN. (totem) NASHAN [PES]
(totem) WAGINAT Set

(totem) KAG&KUMEGO, or OTTER [L.S.]

(totem) WISHAWAS (PES.

(totem) KIEVEJIWEN [L.8.]

(totem) KAGESKAIVA (EES)

(totem) PisorTiIM or TURNER [L.8.]

(totem) ‘TOQUISH [L.8.]

We do hereby certify that the following goods were delivered in our presence to
the respective Nations of Indians, subscribers to the within Deed, being the consid-
eration therein mentioned.

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Shot, Nos. 1, 2 & 3, 3 boxes of 112 lbs. each at 33s. 9d.. 5
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£5007 07
Amounting in the whole to three hundred pounds, Quebec currency.
FF, BABY, ae supa Pa
Nae DORN, Commissioners for the Province of Upper Canada.

L. R. GC. de Lery, Capt. B:C.V.

Joun Sutrup. Sivcrair, Lieut. Royal Artillery.

Ropert Wootsey, Ensn. R.C.Y.

(Eo. Tronsipg, Lieut. K. & Clk. I. D.

T Atex, CLARK.

JOHN MARTIN. :

H. McLzan, Capt. B.C.V., Commanding.

Avex. McMituan, Capt. B.C.V.

Ww. Bacuwe tu, Lieut. Royal Engineers.

B. Ducuesnay, Lieut. £.C.V.

Srepuen McKay, Ensn. R.C.V.

Simon x GirTY’s mark.

(CHARLEVEAU ME.

Recorded in the Register for the County of Essex, on the third day of January,

one thousand eight hundred and one, at ten o’clock, in the forenoon. Libr. A. Folio:

4145 419; 115, 114, 115-
P. SELBY, RICHD, POLLARD;

Asst. Sec., Indian Agent. Registrar.

No. 13.
Tuts Ixpenture made at the Carrying Place, head of the Bay of Quinté, the
twenty-third day of September, in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred

and eighty seven, Between
and the Honble Sir John Johnson, Bart., for and in behalf of our Sovereign Lord

the King, witneseth that the said above mentioned

Principal Chiefs and War Chiefs as aforesaid, for and in consideration of the sum of 4