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L. H. J.
Lib. No. 46
[See 2
Archives
Assembly
D. 200]
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We likewise find that At A Session of Assembly began and held
at the City of St Marys on the 13th day of April Anno Domini 1669
among other Acts, An Act then past granting unto the Ababco,
Hutsawap and Tequassimo Indians, and the People under their
Government or Charge, and their Heirs for ever a certain quantity
of Land lying on the South Side of Great Choptank River bounded
as by the said Act relation being thereunto had may fully and at large
appear.
We also find by the Depositions of several Persons taken by Virtue
of a Commission out of the high Court of Chancery, as also by the
Platt of the Indians Lands hereunto annexed that if the distance on
the Second Course mentioned in the said Survey, terminates at the
head of Sewalls Creek, that then there will be the quantity of 1396
Acres of the Land called Darby in the Limits of the Indian Bounds,
exclusive of Water, and the Land called the Indian Neck, containing
and laid out for 600 Acres, for which said Indian Neck Major
Nicholas Sewall in his Life time (to wit in October 1722), received
from the Country full Satisfaction But if the Petitioner be allowed to
run his full and exact distance mentioned in the Certificate of the said
Survey, which is 640 Perches then there will be 636 Acres more
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