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day of December in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-
five.

Signed and sealed in the his
presence of: _ BRANT X BRANT, chs

mark and seal.

J. B. CLENCH, his
Superintendent Indian Affairs, JOSFPH X SMART, [L.8.]
CHARLES W. WARREN, - mark and seal.
WILLIAM DELANY. sia ini bls [L.S.]
1s é
JOSEPH X PINN, [Eee
_ mark and seal.
JOHN CULBERTSON, [L.8.]
his
LAURENCE X CLAUSE, [L.8.]
mark and seal.
his
JOHN X HILL, [L.8.]
mark and seal.
Henry Lort, [L.S.]
SETH PowLES, [L.S.]
JACOB GREEN, [L.S.]
his
WILLIAM X MARACLE, Jr., [L.S8.]
mark and seal. ;
his
THOMAS X GREEN, [L.S]
mark and seal.
his
JOHN X GREEN, {L.8.]

mark and seal.

No. 413.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that we the Chiefs and Principal Men of the
Mohawk Indians, resident on the lands reserved for our use in the County of Hast:
ings, Midland District and Province of Upper Canada, for divers good causes and
considerations us thereunto moving, also for the further consideration of five shil-
lings of good and lawful money of the Province aforesaid to us in hand paid at th:
execution hereof, the receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge, have granted, assigned,
released, transferred and set over, and by these presents do grant, assign, release, trans-
fer and set over to Our Sovereign Lord the King, His heirs and successors, all our
right, title, interest and claim whatsoever to the following parcels of land, being a part
ot the land as aforesaid reserved for our use in the County of Hastings, in the district
and Province aforesaid, and described as follows _in_a survey made thereof by Alex-
ander Campbell, Deputy Surveyor, that is to sayt/ A parcel of land near the Bay of
Quinté, being parts of the broken fronts of lots numbers thirty-three, thirty-four and
thirty-five, containing by admeasurement eighty-five acres of land, be the same more or
less—commencing in the centre of lot number thirty-three at the distance of twenty
chains from the shore of the Bay of Quinté; then north sixteen degrees west fifteen
chains eighty links, more or less, to where a post has been planted at the north-west
‘angle of the said parcel of land; then north seventy-four degrees east ten chains; then
south sixteen degrees east six chains; then north seventy-four degrees east twenty-
two chains; then south sixteen degrees east twenty-three chains, more or less, to the
shore of the Bay of Quinté; then southerly along the water’s edge twenty-six chains,
more or less, to where a post has been planted at the south-west angle of the said parcel
of land; then north sixteen degrees west twenty chains; then south seventy-four
degrees west six chains, more or less, to the place of beginning. And also that other
parcel of land, being a part of lot number thirty-two, in the second concession of the
aforesaid reserved lands, containing by admeasurement one Wmindred and fifteen acres
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of land, be the same more or less—commencing where a post has been planted at the
south-west angle of the aforesaid lot; then north sixteen degrees west fifty chains,
yaore or less, to the centre of said concession; then north eighty-two degrees thirty
minutes east eleven chains seventy links; then south sixteen degrees east fifty chains,
more or less, to the concession line; then south eighty-two degrees thirty minutes west
eleven chains seventy links to the place of beginning; also commencing where a post |
has been planted at the north-west angle of the aforesaid lot; then north eighty-two
degrees thirty minutes east eleven chains seventy links; then south sixteen degrees
east fifty chains, more or less, to the centre of said concession; then south eighty-two
degrees thirty minutes west eleven chains seventy links, to the southern limit of tha
said lot; then north sixteen degrees west fifty chains, more or less, to the place of
beginning.

To have and to hold the said parcels of land hereinbefore described, together with
all and singular the hereditaments, appurtenances and improvements thereunto be-
longing unto Our Sovereign Lord the King, His heirs and successors, to and for the
following use and purposes, that is to say: the first described parcel of land for 2
burial ground and site for a Protestant Episcopal Church, agreeable to the rights
and forms of the Church of England, and also for the site of a parsonage house and
glebe attached thereto; and the latter described parcel of land for a glebe lot for the
accustomed use and purposes of said church, all of which parcels of land as aforesaid
are forever freed and discharged of and from all claims of us, our heirs and assigns,
for and by reason of the reservation aforesaid being made of said land by Our said
Sovereign Lord the Xing for our use and benefit as aforesaid.

In Lustrmony WHEREOF, we the Chiefs and Principal Men as, aforesaid, have here-
unto set our hands and seals at the Mohawk Reservation, in the County of Hastings
aforesaid, on the twentieth day of January, in the year of Our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-six, and of His Majesty’s reign the sixth.

Signed, sealed and delivered in the) his
presence of: | f Brant x Brant, [L.8.]
SALTERN GIVINS, mark.
Missionary to the Mohawks. PowLes CLAUS, [L.8.]
ALEX. CAMPBELL, his
Deputy Surveyor. JOSEPH x Pyyn, [L.8.]
his mark.
JAMES x MAHER, his
mark. JOSEPH x \Hiu, SENR., ° [L.S.]
mark.
SetH Pow tes, [L.8.]
JACOB GREEN, [L.8.]
his
Davi x SMaRT, [L.8.]
mark.
= arg
WIiLtuiaM x MARACLE, . [L.8.]
mark.
Brant POWLES, [L.S8.]
JNO. HILL, JUNR., [L.S.]

L hereby certify that the within deed is transcribed and registered in th
trar’s office in and for the County of Hastings this eleventh day of October, in th:
year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, at the hour of twelve
of the clock at noon of the same day, in Book A., of the Township of Tyendinaga,
pages numbers twenty-two, twenty-three and twenty-four; memorial of township
record, number sixteen; general number of memorial, two hundred ‘and seventy-six.

G. BENJAMIN,
Registrar County of Hastings.

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PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE,
MontrEAL, 6th December, 1847.

I certify that the within hath this day been entered on the records of this office,
in Lib. “A. Surrenders to the Crown,” folio 328, &e.

/

R. A. TUCKER,

Registrar.

No. 42.

Know saLL Men By THESE PRESENTS that we, Adam Brown, Joseph Warrow
and John Gold, Sachems or Principal Chiefs of the Huron or Wyandott Tribe of

Indians, inhabiting and residing on the Huron Reserve, near Fort Amherst, in the

Province of Upper Canada, in consideration of the trust and confidence by us reposed
in His Most Gracious Majesty King Willham the Fourth, and in order that His
Majesty, His heirs and successors, may grant and dispose of the lands and heredita-
ments hereinafter comprised and described for the benefit of the said Huron or
Wyandott Tribe of Indians in such manner and form and at such price or prices as
to Hiv said Majesty, His heirs or successors, shall seem best, have remised, released,
sur ndered, quitted claim and yielded up, and by these presents do remise, release,
surrender, quit claim and yield up unto His said Most Gracious Majesty King William
the Fourth, His heirs and successors, all those parcels or tracts of land lying and be-
ing situate in the said Huron Reserve, and are butted and bounded, or may be known
as follows, that is to say: the east parts of lots numbers one and two, and lots numbers
three, four, five, six and seven, in the first concession are thus described: Commencing
on the River Detroit, in the limit between lots numbers seven and eight, and at the
north-west angle of the said lot number seven; then south eighty-seven degrees and
thirty-seven minutes east eighty-seven chains, more or less, to the line on the west
side of the stone quarry; then south two degrees and twenty-three minutes west
twenty chains, to the northern limit of lot number five; then south eighty-seven de-
grees and thirty-seven minutes east nineteen chains fifty links, to the allowance for
road in rear of the first concession; then south two degrees and twenty-three minutes
west fifty chains, more or less, to the allowance for road between the said Huron Re-
serve and the Township of Malden; then north eighty-seven degrees and thirty-seven
minutes west fifty-seven chains forty-seven links, more or less, to the Military Reserve;

then north two degrees and twenty-three minutes east twenty-two chains seventy-three

links; then north eighty-seven degrees and thirty-seven minutes west forty chains
sixty-eight links, more or less, to the River Detroit; thence northerly along the water’s
edge to the place of beginning. Also, lots numbers thirty, thirty-one and thirty-two,

fronting on the River Canard; lots thirty-three and thirty-four, fronting on the main

travelled road; and lots numbers thirty-seven, thirty-nine and forty-two, fronting on
the River Detroit; all in the first concession, and containing together nine hundred
and eighty-seven acres. Also, lots numbers one and two, in the second concession, with
the exception of twelve and a-half acres off of the north-west corner of the said lot
number two joining the stone quarry, being the three hundred and eighty-seven and
a-half acres. Also lots numbers one, two and three in the third concession, containing
‘together six hundred acres; also lots numbers one, two and three in the fourth con-
cession, six hundred acres; also lots numbers one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
eight and nine in the fifth concession, one thousand eight hundred acres; also lots
numbers one, two, three, four, five, six, nine and ten in the sixth concession, one
thousand six hundred acres; also lots numbers one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
eight, nine and the south half of ten in the seventh concession, one thousand nine
hundred acres; also lots numbers one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and
nine in the eighth concession, one thousand eight hundred acres—commencing at
the north-west angle of each of the said lots respectively ; then south two degrees and
twenty-three minutes west thirty chains, more or less, to the south-west angle of each
of the said lots; then south eighty-seven degrees and thirty-seven minutes east sixty-