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New York and New Jersey boundary indenture

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Description
Indenture between commissioners and surveyors representing New York and New Jersey relative to settling the north partition point between New York and New Jersey; includes affiavits and map of Delaware River.
Type
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Production date
1719.
Call number
mssHM 1260
Provenance
Purchased from Richmond #10/710A&B.
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