Hendrick Hendricksen Kip is the 6th Great-Grandfather of Frank Dean

                             * Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
                              (Cir 1600 - Sep 14, 1685)
                                 * Tryntje Lubberts
                               (Cir 1599 - After 1665)
                                 Married May 5, 1624
                                           |
                             * Jacob Hendricksen Kip
                          (May 16, 1631 - Dec 24, 1690)
                              Maria De La Montagne
                         (Jan 25, 1636/37 - Aug 25, 1711)
                             Married Mar 8, 1653/54
                                           |
                                Johannes Ryckman
                           (Abt 1671 - Abt Mar 1733/34)
                                 * Catharina Kip
                          (Jan 25, 1670/71 - After 1711)
                              Married Jul 11, 1697
                                           |
                                * Tobias Ryckman
                             (Jun 1711 - After 1773)
                                  Cornelia Daly
                               (1718 - After 1773)
                               Married Nov 9, 1749
                                           |
                                Jacobus James Kip
                          (Dec 20, 1750 - Nov 19, 1834)
                               * Cornelia Ryckman
                               (1757 - Nov 9, 1802)
                              Married Mar 10, 1774
                                           |
                              * Benjamin Haight Kip
                            (Apr 22, 1797 - Bef 1850)
                                  Esther Miller
                           (Apr 27, 1803 -           )
                              Married Feb 23, 1823
                                           |
                                  Jerome J Dean
                          (Mar 22, 1831 - Sep 16, 1882)
                                 * Adeline M Kip
                          (Dec 20, 1830 - Oct 13, 1867)
                                           |
                              * James Delevan Dean
                          (Feb 14, 1860 - Jan 15, 1911)
                                   Anna L Buss
                           (Sep 27, 1861 - Jun 5, 1940)
                                           |
                                  * Frank Dean
                               (1882 -           )

Upper Canada: Land Board Minutes and Records, 1765-1804. - October 22, 1788

Documents relating to the granting of lands to Loyalists in the Province of Quebec (includes present day Quebec and Ontario).

Transcriber: Edward Kipp

January 2011
Source: Library and Archives Canada

RG1 L4 Vol. 2. Upper Canada: Land Board Minutes and Records, 1765-1804. LAC mf C-14026. PP. 203-206.

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Wednesday 22^nd October 1788

Present

His Excellency The Right Honorable Lord Dorchester
The Honorable William Smith Esquire, Chief Justice

Hugh Finlay                             George Pownall

Thomas Dunn                           Henry Caldwell
Ew^d Harrison                           William Grant
John Collins                             Francis Baby
Adam Mabane                         Cha^s De La Naudiere
J G C DeLery                           Le Comte Dupré, Esquires

His Lordship ordered to be read the 41^st Article of His Majesty’s Instructions in favour of the Corps, late the 84^th Regiment, in the Words following, Viz

[Margin]  Granting Lands to the Corps, late the 84^th Reg^t

“And Whereas upon the raising and Establishing the Corps Late the 84^th Regt of foot, We did promise and declare that the Officers and privates of the same Corps should when reduced be entitled to, and receive grants for certain allotments of Lands in proportion to their respective ranks therein, it is our will & pleasure that you do in manner as herein before directed Grant Warrants of allotment and survey to such of the Officers and privates of the said late 84^th Regiment of foot, non reduced, who shall be willing to settle and become Inhabitants of our province of Quebec and shall apply for the same for such quantities of Land as the shall be respectively entitled to, in consequence of our said promise and declaration contained in our Instructions to our Governors of New York and North Carolina, dated the 3^d April 1775. That is to say

To

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To Field Officers                                   5,000 Acres
To Captains                                           3,000
To Subalterns                                        2,000
To Non Commissioned Officers              200
To Privates                                                 50

And that the surveys be made and Grants for the same delivered to them respectively free of expence as herein before is directed, provided nevertheless that every Commissioned and Non Commissioned Officer or private belonging to the said late 84^th Reg^t of foot, who shall claim and apply for Lands in our province of Quebec as aforesaid, shall declare upon oath that no land has been obtained by him in any of our other provinces in America under our Royal declaration as a aforesaid.”

Read also a Petition from Sir John Johnson Baronet, and a memorial of Lieutenant Colonel Butler, and others, as follows. Viz.

“To His Excellency the Right Honorable Guy Lord Dorchester Captain General and Governor in Chief of the Colonies of Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and their dependencies, Vice Admiral of the same General and Commander in Chief of all His Majesty forces in the said Colonies and the Island of Newfoundland  & etc. & etc. & etc.”

Sir John Johnson Baronet}

“The Memorial of Sir John Johnson Bar^t Lieu^t Colonel Commander of His Majesty’s late provincial regiment called the King’s Royal Regiment of New York.

Humbly Sheweth,

That your Memorialist and the Officers of his said Regt very early earned their Loyalty and attachment to His Majesty’s person and Government, and that having served faithfully & Zealously & shared equally in the dangers and fatigues from the commencement to the conclusion of the late unhappy war; they humbly submit
their

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their pretentions to your Lordships consideration and although they cannot claim a right, they hope they may be considered to have equally mounted the same bounty and indulgence that is granted to the Officers of the late 84^th Regiment by his Majesty’s instruction to your Lordship dated the 23^d of August 1788.”

“Your Memorialist therefore in behalf of the Officers of his Regiment prays that the same proportion of Land may be Granted to them that is ordered by the aforesaid Instructions for the Officers of the said 84^th Regt and your Memorialist as in Duty bound will ever pray & etc. & etc. & etc.”

Montreal 23^d Sept 1788     [signed] John Johnson

Lieut Col. Butler}

“To His Excellency the Right Honorable Guy Lord Dorchester Captain General and Governor in Chief of the province of Quebec & etc. & etc. & etc.

The Memorial of Lieut^t Colonel John Butler and the Officers of the late Corps of Rangers and Indian Department at Niagara.

Humbly Sheweth,

That your Lordship’s Memorialists having left their families and properties, at the commencement of the late troubles in America and served faithfully during the War and now settled at Niagara, do humbly beg that your Lordship will be pleased to consider their services, and allow the Officers & Non Commissioned officers such additional Quantity of Lands, as the 84^th Regiment has received. And Your Memorialists as in Duty bound shall ever pray.”

Signed   John Butler, Lieut, Col^l
              Peter Tenbrook, Captain
              Andrew Bradt, Captain
              Jacob Ball, Lieut.
              Th Ball, Lieut.

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Order on the foregoing Petitions}
The opinion of the Board being desired by his lordship, the Council concurred with his Lordship in granting the prayer of the petition and Memorial in favour of all such Officers as have improved the Lands already granted to them as reduced officers since the peace of 1783.

And it is referred to the Surveyor General or Deputy Surveyor General to make returns of the locations of the petitioners; and He is directed to give them certificates thereof under his hand as further testimonials of the faith of Government for issuing the patents pursuant to His Majestys instructions if they shall apply for their several locations in the course of one year to be completed from the first day of May next.

But it is to be understood that Deductions are to be made of all such tracts as have been already granted to any of the Objects of this Order, that upon the whole they may receive equivalents with the Corps of the 84^th Regiment.

Signed   William C C

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22^nd October 1788. Order of His Excellency Lord Dorchester in Council. No. 10. Hesse.

Hendrick Hendricksen Kip is the 8th Great-Grandfather of Stanley Vernon De Forest

                             * Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
                              (Cir 1600 - Sep 14, 1685)
                                 * Tryntje Lubberts
                               (Cir 1599 - After 1665)
                                 Married May 5, 1624
                                           |
                             * Isaac Hendricksen Kip
                             (Jan 1626/27 - Jul 1678)
                           Catalyntje Hendricks Snyers
                          (Abt 1632 - Bef Sep 26, 1675)
                             Married Feb 8, 1652/53
                                           |
                                Philip De Foreest
                         (Jan 28, 1651/52 - Aug 18, 1727)
                                  * Tryntie Kip
                            (Sep 1656 - Aug 28, 1727)
                             Married Jan 5, 1675/76
                                           |
                                * David De Forest
                               (1700 -           )
                               Abigail Van Alstyne
                               (1696 -           )
                               Married Nov 8, 1717
                                           |
                               * Martin De Forest
                             (May 1724 - 12 par 1802)
                                  Tanneke Winne
                              (1718 - Jan 11, 1823)
                               Married Apr 4, 1751
                                           |
                                * Peter De Forest
                          (Apr 15, 1753 - Mar 23, 1812)
                              Pieterche Van Alstine
                               Married Jun 4, 1775
                                           |
                             * Jacob Peter De Forest
                           (Dec 2, 1791 - Mar 10, 1854)
                                   Eliza Eddy
                             (Cir 1790 -           )
                                           |
                            * Gilbert Eddy De Forest
                           (Jan 5, 1817 - Sep 3, 1883)
                                 Millicent Hart
                           (Mar 5, 1825 - Nov 9, 1888)
                               Married Nov 4, 1849
                                           |
                             * Jacob Peter De Forest
                           (Jun 9, 1853 - May 15, 1929)
                              Sarah Elizabeth Tracy
                               (Mar 6, 1861 - 1928)
                              Married Dec 29, 1881
                                           |
                           * Gilbert Culvin De Forest
                          (Sep 18, 1889 - Jan 25, 1951)
                              Meda Verone Everhardt
                            (Oct 6, 1889 -           )
                                           |
                           * Stanley Vernon De Forest
                           (Oct 6, 1912 - Jan 2, 1979)

Hendrick Hendricksen Kip is the 7th Great-Grandfather of Rowland N Davies

                             * Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
                              (Cir 1600 - Sep 14, 1685)
                                 * Tryntje Lubberts
                               (Cir 1599 - After 1665)
                                 Married May 5, 1624
                                           |
                             * Jacob Hendricksen Kip
                          (May 16, 1631 - Dec 24, 1690)
                              Maria De La Montagne
                         (Jan 25, 1636/37 - Aug 25, 1711)
                             Married Mar 8, 1653/54
                                           |
                                   * Jesse Kip
                            (Dec 16, 1660 - Apr 1722)
                                 Maria Stevenson
                               (1674 - Jun 2, 1724)
                              Married Sep 30, 1695
                                           |
                                 * Benjamin Kip
                              (1714 - May 24, 1782)
                                Dorothy Davenport
                               (1715 - Feb 3, 1807)
                                  Married 1733
                                           |
                                 * William Kipp
                          (Dec 23, 1748 - Oct 19, 1800)
                                  Mary Merritt
                          (May 18, 1752 - Jan 31, 1827)
                               Married Dec 3, 1770
                                           |
                                  * Isaac Kipp
                           (Aug 18, 1774 - Nov 7, 1861)
                                  Mary Washburn
                                  (1784 - 1840)
                                  Married 1797
                                           |
                                  * Reuben Kipp
                           (Mar 31, 1814 - Jan 1, 1874)
                                  Ann Casselman
                          (Jun 17, 1818 - Dec 19, 1882)
                              Married Apr 27, 1843
                                           |
                          * Norman Edward Washburn Kipp
                          (Nov 10, 1854 - Jan 17, 1902)
                            Martha Adiela Schoonover
                           (Dec 12, 1867 - Mar 7, 1942)
                              Married Oct 28, 1883
                                           |
                              Roland Forrest Davies
                          (Oct 27, 1873 - Apr 21, 1939)
                             * Henrietta Golda Kipp
                          (Oct 24, 1887 - Feb 29, 1968)
                               Married Jun 2, 1907
                                           |
                               * Rowland N Davies
                               (1909 -           )

Instructions to governors for Quebec, Lower Canada and Upper Canada - Aug. 7, 1783

Documents relating to the granting of lands to Loyalists in the Province of Quebec (includes present day Quebec and Ontario).

Transcriber: Edward Kipp

January 2011
Source: Library and Archives Canada (LAC)

MG40 B8: Instructions to governors for Quebec, Lower Canada and Upper Canada.

LAC mf H-2952. File 2 and File 4. PP 80-83.

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Additional Instruction of 7^th Aug. 1783.  Rec^d 17^th Nov^r over Land from Halfx.
Concerning the allotment of lands to the Officers of the Provincial Troops

[P.2] Public Archives Canada stamp

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George R
[seal]

Additional Instruction to Our Trusty and Wellbeloved Frederick Haldimand Esq^re Our Captain General and Governor in Chief of Our Province of Quebec in America, or to the Commander in Chief of the said Province for the time being. Given at Our Court at St. James the Seventh day of August 1783. In the Twenty Third Year of Our Reign.

Whereas by Our additional Instruction to you bearing date the 16^th day of July last you are authorized and impowered to allot certain portions of Land within the Seigneuries to be surveyed and laid out in the Province of Quebec by virtue of the said Instruction, and to remain vested in Us, Our Heirs and Successors, to such of the non-commissioned Officers and Privates of Our Forces, who should be reduced in Our said Province. And whereas we are desirous

of

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of testifying Our entire approbation of the Loyalty, Sufferings and Services of the Commissioned Officers of Our Provincial troops who may be so reduced. It is therefore Our Will and Pleasure that upon application of such of the said Commissioned Officers who shall be willing immediately to settle and improve Lands in Our said Province, you do allot such part of the Seigneuries to be surveyed and laid out as aforesaid in the following proportions, that is to say

To every Field Officer          1000 acres

To every Captain                    700 acres
To every Subaltern, Staff       500 acres
   or Warrant Officer

exclusive of fifty acres for each person of which the family of such Officer shall consist, to be held of Us, Our Heirs, and Successors, Seigneurs, upon the same terms, acknowledgements, Services, reserved Rents and Remissions as in the said recited additional Instruction are mentioned and expressed.

And it is Our Will and Pleasure that where the same is practicable that the Allottments of the non-commissioned Officers and Privates of each Provincial Corps to be reduced in Our said Province under Our said additional Instruction shall be in the same Seigneuries, and as contiguous as may be, and that the Allottments to the Commissioned Officers by virtue of this Our Instruction shall be interspersed therein, that the several Settlements may be thereby strengthened and united, and in case of attack be defended by

those

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those who have been accustomed to bear Arms and serve together.

And whereas many of Our Loyal and deserving Subjects have taken arms and associated themselves in the Provinces, now the United States of America, for the support of Our Government and Authority under the name of associated Loyalists without being put upon any particular Establishment, many of whom may take refuge in Our Province of Quebec. It is Our Will and Pleasure that the Commissioned and Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates of the said associated Loyalists shall be in every respect entitled to the same Allottments of Land and every Encouragement intended and given by Our said and recited additional Instruction to the Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of Our Forces who shall be reduced in Our said Province and by this Our Instruction to the Commissioned Officers of Our Provincial Force who shall be so reduced.

GR

Hendrick Hendricksen Kip is the 7th Great-Grandfather of Sgt Ira Alexander Kipp

                             * Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
                              (Cir 1600 - Sep 14, 1685)
                                 * Tryntje Lubberts
                               (Cir 1599 - After 1665)
                                 Married May 5, 1624
                                        |
                             * Jacob Hendricksen Kip
                          (May 16, 1631 - Dec 24, 1690)
                              Maria De La Montagne
                         (Jan 25, 1636/37 - Aug 25, 1711)
                             Married Mar 8, 1653/54
                                        |
                                   * Jesse Kip
                            (Dec 16, 1660 - Apr 1722)
                                 Maria Stevenson
                               (1674 - Jun 2, 1724)
                              Married Sep 30, 1695
                                        |
                                 * Benjamin Kip
                              (1714 - May 24, 1782)
                                Dorothy Davenport
                               (1715 - Feb 3, 1807)
                                  Married 1733
                                        |
                                  * Jesse Kipp
                         (Feb 23, 1739/40 - Jan 1, 1780)
                                   Ann Haight
                          (Apr 18, 1745 - Jul 13, 1811)
                                Married Abt 1763
                                        |
                                 * Gilbert Kipp
                          (Dec 10, 1765 - Jan 17, 1857)
                                 Hannah Searles
                           (Sep 4, 1767 - Dec 20, 1856)
                                  Married 1790
                                        |
                                  * Willet Kipp
                          (Jul 23, 1793 - Sep 10, 1853)
                                 Mary Carpenter
                          (Jun 18, 1793 - Apr 16, 1849)
                              Married Jan 17, 1816
                                        |
                                * Ira (Asa) Kipp
                          (Dec 29, 1822 - Dec 20, 1863)
                               Sarah Ellis Whitson
                          (Jan 28, 1829 - Aug 11, 1910)
                              Married Mar 19, 1855
                                        |
                              * Joseph Whitson Kipp
                           (Dec 7, 1857 - Apr 27, 1931)
                               Loretta Jane Hannah
                          (Jun 26, 1859 - Mar 17, 1947)
                               Married Sep 7, 1879
                                        |
                            * Sgt Ira Alexander Kipp
                           (Jan 31, 1881 - May 8, 1963)

Hendrick Hendricksen Kip is the 7th Great-Grandfather of Sheldon K Dale

                             * Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
                              (Cir 1600 - Sep 14, 1685)
                                 * Tryntje Lubberts
                               (Cir 1599 - After 1665)
                                 Married May 5, 1624
                                           |
                             * Jacob Hendricksen Kip
                          (May 16, 1631 - Dec 24, 1690)
                              Maria De La Montagne
                         (Jan 25, 1636/37 - Aug 25, 1711)
                             Married Mar 8, 1653/54
                                           |
                                   * Jesse Kip
                            (Dec 16, 1660 - Apr 1722)
                                 Maria Stevenson
                               (1674 - Jun 2, 1724)
                              Married Sep 30, 1695
                                           |
                                 * Benjamin Kip
                              (1714 - May 24, 1782)
                                Dorothy Davenport
                               (1715 - Feb 3, 1807)
                                  Married 1733
                                           |
                                  * Jesse Kipp
                         (Feb 23, 1739/40 - Jan 1, 1780)
                                   Ann Haight
                          (Apr 18, 1745 - Jul 13, 1811)
                                Married Abt 1763
                                           |
                                 * Gilbert Kipp
                          (Dec 10, 1765 - Jan 17, 1857)
                                 Hannah Searles
                           (Sep 4, 1767 - Dec 20, 1856)
                                  Married 1790
                                           |
                                  * Willet Kipp
                          (Jul 23, 1793 - Sep 10, 1853)
                                 Mary Carpenter
                          (Jun 18, 1793 - Apr 16, 1849)
                              Married Jan 17, 1816
                                           |
                                * Ira (Asa) Kipp
                          (Dec 29, 1822 - Dec 20, 1863)
                               Sarah Ellis Whitson
                          (Jan 28, 1829 - Aug 11, 1910)
                              Married Mar 19, 1855
                                           |
                                  Joseph C Dale
                           (Mar 12, 1863 - Feb 3, 1918)
                              * Jennie Whitson Kipp
                          (Jun 14, 1864 - Aug 20, 1945)
                               Married Oct 9, 1899
                                           |
                                * Sheldon K Dale
                          (Aug 19, 1891 - Feb 20, 1900)

Instructions to governors for Quebec, Lower Canada and Upper Canada - July 16, 1783

Documents relating to the granting of lands to Loyalists in the Province of Quebec (includes present day Quebec and Ontario).

Transcriber: Edward Kipp

January 2011
Source: Library and Archives Canada (LAC)

MG40 B8: Instructions to governors for Quebec, Lower Canada and Upper Canada.

LAC mf H-2952.  File 2 and File 4.  PP. 72-79.

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Additional Instructions 16^th July 1783  Rec^d 17^th Nov^r over Land from Halfx.
Concerning the settlement of the Loyalist, and of non-commissioned officers and Privates of the King’s Forces which may have been reduced.

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George R

Additional Instruction to our Trusty and Wellbeloved Frederick Haldimand Esquire and Captain General and Governor in chief of our Province of Quebec in America or to the Commander in Chief of the said Province for the time being. Given at our Court at St. James the Sixteenth day of July 1783 In the Twenty third year of our Reign.

Whereas many of our Loyal Subjects Inhabitants of the Colonies and Provinces, now the United States of America are desirous of retaining their allegiance to Us, and of living in our Dominions and for this purpose are disposed to take up and improve Lands in our Province of Quebec, and We being desirous to encourage our said Loyal Subjects in such

their

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their Intentions, and to testify our approbation of their Loyalty to us and obedience to our Government, by allotting Lands for them in our said Province, and whereas We are also desirous of testifying our approbation of the Bravery and Loyalty of our Forces serving in our said Province, and who may be reduced there by allowing a certain Quantity of land to such of the non Commissioned Officers and private Men of our said Forces, who are inclined to become settlers therein. It is our Will and pleasure that immediately after you shall receive this our Instruction you do direct our Surveyor General of Lands for our said Province of Quebec to admeasure and lay out such a Quantity of Land as you with the advice of our Council shall deem necessary and convenient for the Settlement of our said Loyal Subjects, and the non commissioned Officers and Private Men of our Forces which may be reduced in our said Province, who shall be desirous of becoming Settlers therein; such Lands to be divided into distinct Seigneuries of Fiefs, to extend from two to four Leagues in front, and from three to five leagues in depth. If situated upon a navigable River, otherwise to be run square, or in such shape and in such Quantities, as shall be convenient and practicable and in each Seigneurie a Glebe to be reserved and laid out in the most convenient spot, to contain not less than 300 nor more than 500 Acres; the
property

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property of which Seigneuries or Fiefs shall be and reinvested in Us, our Heirs and Successors, and you shall Allow such parts of the same as shall be applied for by any of our said Loyal Subjects non Commissioned Officers and Private Men of our Forces reduced as aforesaid, in the following proportions; that is to say

To every Master of a Family, one Hundred Acres and Fifty Acres for each person of which his Family shall consist.

To every single Man Fifty Acres
To every Non Commissioned Officer of our Forces reduced in Quebec Two Hundred Acres
To every Private Man reduced as aforesaid, One Hundred Acres
And for every Person in their family Fifty Acres
The said Lands to be held under Us, our Heirs and Successors, Seigneurs of the Seigneurie or Fief in which the same shall be situated upon the same terms, acknowledgements and Services, as Lands are held in our said Province under the respective Seigneurs, hold^g and possessing Seigneuries or Fiefs
therein

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therein; and reserving to us our Heirs and Successors, from and after the expiration of Ten Years from the Admission of the respective Tenants, a Quit Rent of one half penny per Acre.

It is our further Will and pleasure, that every Person within the meaning of this our Instruction, upon their making application for Land, shall take the oaths directed by Law before you or our Commander in Chief for the time being, or some Person by you or him authorized for that purpose, and shall also at the same time make and subscribe the following declaration, viz “I, A.B. do promise and declare that I will maintain and defend to the utmost of my power the authority of the King in his Parliament as the supreme Legislature of this Province,” which Oaths and declaration shall also be taken, made and subscribed by every future Tenant before his, her or their Admission, upon alienation, descent, Marriage or any otherwise however, and upon refusal, the Lands to become revested in Us our Heirs and Successors. And it is our further will & pleasure that the expence of laying out & surveying as well the Seigneuries or Fiefs aforesaid as the several allotments within the same, and of the

Deed

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Deed of admission shall be paid by the Receiver General of our Revenue in the said Province of Quebec out of such Monies as shall be in his hands, upon a Certificate from you or our Commander in Chief for the time being in Council, oath being made by our Surveyor General to the amount of such Expence; Provided however that only one half of the usual and accustomed Fees of Office shall be allowed to our said Surveyor General or any other of our Officers in the said Province entitled thereunto upon any survey or allotment made, or upon admission into any Lands by virtue of this our Instruction.

And whereas we have some time since purchased the Siegneurie of Sorel from the then proprietors, the Lands of which are particularly well adapted for Improvement and Cultivation, and the local situation of the said Siegneurie makes it expedient that he same should be settled by as considerable a number of Inhabitants of approved Loyalty as can be accommodated therein with all possible dispatch.

It is therefore our Will and pleasure that you do cause all such Lands within the same as are undisposed of, to be run out into small allotments, and that you do alott the same to such of the Non Commissioned Officers and private Men of our Forces, which may be reduced in our said Province or such other of our Loyal subjects as may be inclined to settle and improve the same, in such proportions as you may Judge the most condusive to their Interest and the more speedy settlement of our said Seignuerie. The Lands so allotted to be held of Us our Heirs and Successors, Seigneurs of Sorel upon the same conditions and under the same reserved term

at

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at the expiration of ten years, as the other Tenants of the Seigneurie now hold their Lands and pay to Us, and also of taking the oaths and making and subscribing the declaration as herein before is mentioned and directed. The Expence of making the said allotments and admissions thereunto to be also paid and defrayed in like manner as those in the Seigneuries directed to be laid out by this our Instruction.

And it is our Will and pleasure that a record be kept in the Office of the Receiver General of our Revenue of every admission into Lands as well by virtue of this our Instruction, as in cases of future admission by alienation or otherwise, a Docquet of which shall be transmitted yearly to Us thro one of our principal Secretaries of State, and also a Duplicate thereof to our High Treasurer or the Commissioner of our Treasury for the time being.

GR