WILLS AND DEEDS OF ST. GEORGE,
NB
Names included on land petition; Arthur H. Gordon, George Sunderland,
James Pratt, Daniel Gilmore J.P.
LAND PETITION OF GEORGE SUNDERLAND
DATED 9/10/62
Found on Microfilm RS108 PANB-Land
Petition G. Sunderland F9027
9/10/62 Sunderland, George
Already located to #40 Sunderland who has made a payment (50?)Ruin)3592
(Labour Act)
To his Excellency the Honorable Arthur H. Gordon, C.M.G. Lieutenant
Governor, and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick &c,
&c, &c,
The Petition of George Sunderland of the Parish of Saint George in
the county of Charlotte
Humbley Sheweth
That he is a British Subject, over 18 years of age,
and is not at present interested in nor owner of any other land.
That he is disirous of purchasing for actual Settlement One hundred
Acres of Wilderness Crown Land, situated as follows--
'Fronting on the West Bank of the River Magaguadavic, known and distinguished
as
Lot No. 12 in Block Forty
(Not to interfere with the right to cut Timber and other Lumber
under License applied for
previous to this Application)
And prays leave to pay for the same agreeably to the Regulations for
the Land sold under conditions of actual settlement.
And in duty bound will ever pray
James Pratt
George hisXmark Sunderland
Before me
Daniel Gillmor Esq one of her Majesty's Justices of
the Peace for the County of Charlotte personally appeared the above named
George Sunderland and made Oath that all the statements set forth
in the forgoing Petition are just and true.
St. George 6th October 1862
Daniel Gillmor Justice of the Peace
Sunderland
Landgrant
Sunderland
Petition plan
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