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| Notes for William Henry Seacord: Settled at Greenwick, NB. Nova Scotia Registration date Aug 14, 1784/ New Brunswick Registration date Jan 2, 1785 for land in Parrtown, Sunbury County - no acres listed. New Brunswick Registration date Jul 19, 1786 for 761 acres on Long Island, Queens County. Land divided into 84 lots. Same grant as brother Elias. In a Canadian Bureau of Archives for claims pertaining to the Rev. War. "Claimt. says he came in July. Went up to Majorville. Sent his claim by Capt. Vand. Was down once. "He lived in Orange Co. Joined the Brit. in 1771. Worked in the ship yard. Produces Oath of Allegiance. Protection, Passes, Recommendation from DeVeber, Justice of Peace. Came here; Lieut. of Company of Loyalists. Produces his Commision from Sir Guy Carleton. "Lost grain in the ground and farming utensils at Newboro. In the year 1766 went to Newboro. Sowed some grain there; left it. Came down to New York; left farming utensils and 1 Cow at Newboro. Moses Hunt took them of whom he had hired ye ground. Lost household goods. Moses Hunt took some. 2 horses, one at his fathers, taken by one Ticker after claimt. went within the lines. One horse left at Cownkas after, taken by one Smith after Claimt went within the Lines. "Yoke of Steers, 2 Cows & Heifer left at his fathers, taken by one Sicker & his Co. Sicker belonged to militia. Has no evidence". | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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