land grant · 1839
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Grant Number Name Description 794 JOHN ROBINS 100, One hundred acres, parish unnamed, at Dapto, Illawarra, No. …
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Land Description100, One hundred acres, parish unnamed, at Dapto, Illawarra, No. 10 of the Veterans' allotments, commencing on Dapto Creek at the south-east corner of Charles Clayton's allotment No. 9; and bounded on the north by that allotment and by purchased land, being a line west 70 chains; on the west by a line south 16 chains; on the south by part of W. E. Weston's 500 acres, being a line east to Mullet Creek; and on the east by Mullet Creek to the south-east corner of allotment No. 9 as aforesaid. Promised by Governor Darling on the 30th of June, 1829, and possession given on the 8th September, 1830, as a Disbanded Soldier's grant. Quit-rent one farthing for ever. Land Description2560, Two thousand five hundred and sixty acres, parishes of Seaham and Butterwick; bonuded on part of the south by 76 chains of the north boundary line of M'Clem-ent's grant bearing west, commencing at the south-west corner of A. Warren's grant of 2000 acres; on part of the west by 66 chains of the east boundary line of A. Livingstone's graut, bearing north, and the east boundary line of J. G. Smith's 700 acres, being a continued line north 80 chains; on the residue of the south by 85 chains of the north boundary line of the above 700 acres, bearing west; on part of the west by a north line of 80 chains; on part of the north by 90 chains of the south boundary line of Miss Walsh's grant bear-ing east; on the remainder of the west by 24 chains of the east boundary line of Miss Walsh's land bearing north; on part of the north by an east line of 63 chains; on part of the east by 13 chains of the west boundary line of A. Dixon's grant bearing south; on the remainder of the north by 7 chains of the south boundary line of Dixon's grant bearing east; and on the remainder of the east by a south line of 237 chains to the south-west corner of A. Warren's 2000 acres grant aforesaid, on the north boundary line of James M-Clyment's 2000 acres grant. Promised by Governor Darling on the 26th February, 1831, and possession given on the 15th October following as a primary grant. Quit-rent £21 6s. 8d. sterling per annum, commencing 1st January 1839. New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 475, 14 December 1839.
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