DS, 1783 September 24 : Savannah, Georgia.

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DS, 1783 September 24 : Savannah, Georgia.

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Hall grants to Captain John DuCoin 300 acres of land from Georgia and 300 acres by Congress, for service in the Revolutionary War. Verso notes 690 acres were granted on 1784 April 13 by the Land Court at Augusta.

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Hall, Lyman, 1724-1790

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