Copy of land grant, 1818 March 10.

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Copy of land grant, 1818 March 10.

Copy of royal order by King George III granting 20,000 acres of land to Clotworthy Upton on 20 July 1764. Contains conditions for Upton's retaining the land. Witnessed by Cadwallader Colden, Lt. Governor of New York. Copy is certified by Archibald Campbell, Deputy Secretary of the State of New York.

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George III, King of Great Britain, 1738-1820

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New York (State). Secretary's Office

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Campbell, Archibald

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