...York. They were, therefore, given a grant of land (about 90 miles in length), consisting of several miles on each side of the Grand River, from its source to its mouth. This large tract has been reduced at various times till it now consists of no more than 55,000 acres,...

...Revolutionary War. For the services thus rendered they secured from the Crown a jjrant of land extending six miles on each side of the Grand River from its source to its mouth. On a portion of this reserve a remnant of these tribes still reside and successfully follow agricultural...

...which constitutes just about all that remains of the former immense territory ceded to the Six Nations Indians; six miles on each side of the Grand River from "its mouth to its source," a distance of one hundred miles. The fact has already been related that at the...