132 . an successors forever: upon the same trusts, nevertheless, and subject to the same con- ditions, respectively, as are in and by the said several above in part recited trust con-— veyances set forth and imposed in relation to the premises therein respectively con-_ tained. — 4 Ix Testimony Wuerror, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twentieth day — of February, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-five. Signed, sealed and delivered in SAMUEL P. JARVIS, Chief Supt. Indian Affavrs. presence of: W. D. P. JARVIS, G. Murray JARVIS, Ropert DAvIpson. REGISTRY OFFICE, County or NORTHUMBERLAND. I hereby certify that a memorial of the within Indenture was by me duly regis- tered on the 14th January, A.D. 1846, at 9 a.m., Liber O., folios 711 and 712, memorial 7,896. J. CAMERON, a Dep. Registrar. “- A memorial hereof is recorded in the registry office, County York, the 9th J uly, 1845, at 11 am., in Lib. G. 2, folio 462, memorial 24,895. . JOHN RIDOUT, Dep. Registrar. Recorded 13th February, 1867, | Lib. C. S. of Surrenders, folio 283. { Geo. H. LANE, Dep. Provl. Regr. No. 5b. To all to whom these presents shall come: We, John Henry Dunn, of the City of. Toronto, in the Home District and Pro- vince of Canada, Esquire, George Herchmer Markland, of the Town of Kingston, in the Midland District and Province aforesaid, Esquire, and William Hepburn, of the City of Montreal, in the Province aforesaid, Esquire, send greeting. Whereas by Indenture of bargain and sale bearing date the twenty-fourth day of February, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four, the lot, parcel or tract of land hereinafter set forth and described was, for the consideration therein mentioned, conveyed to us, our heirs and assigns, in fee simple, by George Strange Boulton, of the Town of Cobourg, in the Newcastle District and Province aforesaid, upon trust for the benefit of the Mississagua Tribe of Indians of the Rice and Mud Lakes, in the District of Newcastle aforesaid. And whereas it has since become expedient that the said trust so created as afore- caid should be transferred from us the said J ohn Henry Dunn, George Herchmer Markland and William Hepburn to the Crown, and for that purpose it has been directed by the Governor General of the said Province of Canada that we, the said | John Henry Dunn, George Herchmer Markland and William Hepburn, should sur- render all our estate, right, title and interest of and in the said parcel or tract of land, under and by virtue of the above in part recited trust conveyance, upon the same trust upon which we now hold the same to the Crown. Now Know Ye, that we, the said John Henry Dunn, George Herchmer Mark- land and William Hepburn, in consideration of the premises, and also in further consideration of the sum of five shillings of lawful money of the said Province to us sn hand well and truly paid, at or before the sealing and delivery hereof (the receipt ae == = = : mee = ———_ a = = = SS = whereof we do hereby acknowledge), have surrendered and yielded up, and by these presents do surrender and yield up, unto Her Majesty Queen Victoria, Her heirs and successors, all the estate, right, title, interest and claim whatsoever which we, the said John Henry Dunn, George Herchmer Markland and William Hepourn, have, under and by virtue of the said above in part recited trust conveyance, of, in and 19 all that certain parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the Township of Otonabee, in the: County of Northumberland, in the District of Neweastle, aforesaid, being composed of the broken lot numbered three, in the tenth concession of the sai township, and containing by admeasurement twenty acres, be the same more or less, and more particularly described by metes and bounds in the said above in part recite:l trust conveyance, to have and to hold the same unto Her said Majesty, Her heirs and syecessors for ever, upon trust, nevertheless, for the use and benefit of the asove men- {ioned tribe of Indians as aforesaid. In TestiMoNY WHEREOF, we have hereto set our hands and seals this twenty-ninth day of April, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-five. Signed, sealed and delivered in JOuN ta. DUNN, [L.8.] presence of Grorce H. MarKkLanp, [(_.S.] By Joun H. Donn, | WILLIAM HEPBURN. eRSE | April 29th, 1845 Wo. P. JARVIs. Signed and sealed and delivered by the above named G. H. Markland, In presence of J. J. BURROWES. REGISTRY OFFICE, County oF PETERBOROUGH, CANADA. I do hereby certify that a memorial of the within surrender to the Crown was by me duly registered on the third day of April, in the year of Our Lord. one thousand ight hundred and forty-six, at the hour of nine of the clock, a.m., in Liber B., Folio two hundred and seventy-two, memorial number one thousand six hundred and fifteen, and proved by James Joseph Burrowes, of the Town of Kingston in the Midland Dis- trict, Esquire. CHAS. RUBIDGE, Registrar. Recorded 14th: February, 1867. i ( Lib. O. S. of Surrenders, Folio 292. Gero. H. LANE, Dep. Provl. Regr. ‘vo all to whom these presents shall come :— We, the Chiefs, Warriors, Women and People of the Six Nations Indians, residing in the District or Territory called the Tyendinaga District,—send GREETING. Whereas, His late Majesty King George tne Third, by His Letters Patent under the Great Seal of that part of the Province of Canada heretofore known as the Pro- vince of Upper Canada, and bearing date on or about the first day of April, in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety-three, after reciting that ‘¢he attachment and fidelity of. the Chiefs, Warriors and People of the Six Nations +o His said Majesty and His Government had been made manifest on divers ocea- sions by their spirited and zealous exertions and by the bravery of their conduct, sud His said Majesty being desirous of showing His approbation of the same and in 1ecompénse of the losses they might have sustained of providing a convenient tract of land under his protection for a safe and comfortable retreat for them and their pos- terity, did of His special grace, certain knowledge and mere motion, give and grant unto