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" That one hundred acres of wild wood land will be allowed to every person, being master or mistress of a family, for himself or herself, and fifty acres for every white or black man, woman, or child, of which such person's family shall consist at the actual... "
The Narragansett Historical Register: A Magazine Devoted to the Antiquities ... - Page 96
1889
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The Scots Magazine, Volume 21

English literature - 1759 - 760 pages
...far up into the country as copveraicotly may be, taking in a neccflary fart oFthe fea-coaft. I hat the quantities of land granted, will be in proportion to the abilities of the Settlers to pljpi, cultivate, or inclole the fame, viz. That one nunJrcd acres of wilj wotxilands will...
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A History of the County of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia

John Roy Campbell - Yarmouth (N.S. : County) - 1876 - 264 pages
...as far up into the " Country as conveniently may be, taking in a necessary part of the sea " coast. That the quantities of land granted will be in proportion to the " abilities to plant, cultivate, or enclose the same, viz: that 100 acres of " wild wood lands will be allowed...
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Collection de documents inédits sur le Canada et l'Amérique, Volume 2

Acadians - 1889 - 862 pages
...up into the Country as conveniently may be, taking in a necessary part of the sea coast. That Ûie quantities of land granted, will be in proportion to the abilities of the settlers — to plant, cultivate & inclose thm ; that 100 acres of wild woodland will be allowed to...
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Le Canada-français: revue publié sous la direction d'un comité de ..., Volume 2

Canada - 1889 - 862 pages
...up into the Country as conveniently may be, taking in a necessary part of the sea coast. That ftie quantities of land granted, will be in proportion to the abilities of the settlers — to plant, cultivate & inclose th m ; that 100 acres of wild woodland will be allowed to...
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Builders of Nova Scotia: A Historical Review, with an Appendix Containing ...

Sir John George Bourinot - Nova Scotia - 1900 - 274 pages
...con[BOURINOT] BUILDERS OF NOVA SCOTIA 137 veniently may be, taking in a necessary part of the sea coast. That the quantities of land granted will be in proportion...be allowed to every person being master or mistress or a family, for himself or herself, and fifty acres for every white or black man, woman or child,...
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Report, Volume 3

Ontario. Department of Public Records and Archives, Ontario. Bureau of Archives - Archives - 1906 - 704 pages
...Directions and Regulations in all Grants to be made by you ; viz : That one hundred Acres of Land be granted to every Person being Master or Mistress of a Family,...herself, and fifty Acres for every white or black MUM, Woman or Child, of which such Person's Family shall consist, at the actual Time of making the...
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Sessional Papers - Legislature of the Province of Ontario, Volume 9

Ontario. Legislative Assembly - Ontario - 1906 - 1254 pages
...Directions and Regulations in all Grants to be made by you; viz: That one hundred Acres of Land be granted to every Person being Master or Mistress of a Family,...for himself or herself, and fifty Acres for every «'hite or black Man, Woman or Child, of which such Person's Family shall consist, at the actual Time...
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Report Concerning Canadian Archives, Volume 3

Public Archives Canada - Archives - 1907 - 762 pages
...Grants to be made by yo Viz1 That one hundred Acres of Land be granted to every Person being Master Mistress of a Family, for himself or herself, and fifty Acres for every white or b!*t Man, Woman or Child, of which such Person's Family shall consist, at the »rt°>! Time of making...
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Alexander McNutt and the Pre-loyalist Settlements of Nova Scotia: Nova ...

William Odber Raymond - Nova Scotia - 1912 - 166 pages
...extend as far up into the country as conveniently may be, taking in a necessary part of the sea coast. That the quantities of land granted will be in proportion to the abilities of the settlers to plant, cultivate and enclose the same. That one hundred acres of wild woodland will be...
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