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No, 195.

Kxow ALL MEN BY THESE Presents, that we, the Chiefs and Principal Men of
the Band of Wyandott Indians of the Township of Anderdon, in the County of
Resex and Province of Ontario, do hereby surrender and yield up to Her Majesty
the Queen all our right, title and interest in that certain parcel or tract of land
<ttuated in the Township of Anderdon, in the County of Essex and Province of
Ontario—being composed of the gore atthe rear of the south half of lot nineteen
-\ the first concession of the said Township of Anderdon, containing by admeasure-
ment six aeres and twenty-seven hundreds of an acre—be the same mote or less.

Whereas, when the allotment was made to Lewis Warrow of. the south half of
lot number nineteen in the first concession of Anderdon, two portions were deducted
from said half lot,—one portion for a school site and the other portion for a grave-
yard.

Apd whereas, it seems proper that an allowance for said deductions should be
made to the said Lewis Warrow. ;

Therefore, the above surrender is made that the said portion so surrendered may
be conveyed to the said Lewis Warrow in lieu of the said portions so deducted from
the said south-half of lot number nineteen in the first concession of the said Town-

ship of Anderdon.

Witness our hands and seals at the council house of the Township of Anderson,

this twenty-fifth day of April, A.D. 1882.
JOSEPH x Wuite, Chief. Eas.

JOSEPH WARROW, [L.S.]
S. WHITE, [L.8.]
THos. B. WHITE, [LS.]
THos. WaARROw, [L.S.]
ALEX. CLARKE, [L.8.]
PETER D, CLARKE, arse
Gro. G. CLARKE, [L.8.]
ALEXANDER WHITE, (aaa:
IsRAEL J. SPLITLOG, ar dase |
JAMES A, CLARKE, [8.4
JAMES CLARKE, [L.S.]
JosEPH WHITE. Lass

We, Ebenezer Watson, of the Town of Sarnia, in the County of Lambton and
Province of Ontario, Indian Superintendent; and Joseph White, of the Town of
Windsor, in the County of Essex, of the said Province, a member of the Band of

Indians, known as the “ Wyandotts of Anderdon,” do make oath and say :

That the foregoing deed of surrender made by the Chiefs and Principal Men of
the said “ Wyandotts of Anderdon ” was duly, freely and voluntarily made and signed
in our presence by the members of the Band whose names are subscribed thereto,
and that there was no opposition whatever to the execution of said deed of surrender.

The above named Ebenezer Watson and) EBENEZER WATSON.
Joseph White were severally sworn | JOSEPH WHITE.

before me this 26th day of April,+
1882, at Sandwich, in the Go, “of |

Essex. J

G. W. LEGGattT,
Co. of Hssex.

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