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To His Excellency John Graves SIMCOE Esquire Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, and Major General Commanding the Forces in said Province &ca. &ca. &ca |
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The Petition of James BENNET Humbly Sheweth That Your Petitioner Came into this Settlement in the Year 1791, is Married to the Daughter of Thomas CARTY A Loyalist, who was wounded at the Battle of Eutaw Springs in South Carolina and Died of His wounds in the Hospital in Cha[r]les Town. Your Petitioner therefore Humbly Prays that Two Hundred Acres of land may be Granted to him, and also that Two hundred Acres the Usual Quantity allowed to the Daughters of Loyalists, May be Granted him for his wife and Your Petitioner as in Duty bound will Ever Pray
James BENNET
National Archives of Canada, Upper Canada Land Petitions, "B" Bundle 1, 1791-1796, RG 1, L 3, Volume 27, folio 118. Click here for ---> Post War Settlement Main Page The On-Line Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies Copyright Restrictions Document Formatting Optimal Viewing |