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52    NEW    YORK    STATE    GAZETTEER.

Name of Patent.

County.

Date.

Extent
in Acres..

Patentees.

Watkins’s Patent...........................

Wawayanda Patent.......................

Wawieghnunck Patent..................

Weir’s Patent...............................

Wharton’s Patent.........................

Whiteboro Township.....................

Winne’s Patent.............................

Williams Patent...........................

Wilmot Patent...............................

Windecker’s Patent.......................

Wriesberg Patent..........................

Young’s Patent.............................

Washington........

Orange...............

Columbia......——.

Essex..................

Delaware...........

Herkimer..........

Montgomery........

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Essex...............

Otsego & Scho—
Herkimer...........

March 2,1775
April 29, 1703
Aug. 4,1743
Feb. 18,1775
April 15, 1765
March 10,1770
Oct. 6,1741
Oct. 10,1741
Aug. 29,1735
Aug. 29,1735
Nov. 12,1731
Feb. 18,1775
Oct. 11,1752
Aug. 25,1752

2,000

4,380

3.000

3.000

38.000

2.000

4.000

14.000

2.000
2,000
3,000

20.000
14,000

John Watkins.

Dr. John Bridges.

William and Stephen Bayard.
Archibald Weir and others.
John Wharton.

Henry White and others.
Peter Winne.

Peter Winne and others.
Charles Williams and others.
Anne Wilmot.

Hartman Wmdecker.

Daniel Wriesberg.

Frederick Young.

Theobald Young and others.

SUBDIVISIONS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS PURCHASE

Of about 6,000,000 acres of Lands ceded to Massachusetts by the State of New York at the Hartford Convention, Dec. 16,1786.

Tracts.

Parties.

Date.

Acres.

Counties.'

Phelps and Gorham“..................

Morris Reserve..........................

Triangular Tract........................

Connecticut Tract*.....................

Cragie Tract..............................

Ogden Tract..............................

Cottinger Tract..........................

Forty Thousand Acre Tract.........

Sterritt Tract...........................

Church Tract.............................

Morris Honorary Creditors’ Tract..
Holland Co.’s Purchase...............

Boston Ten Towns.....................

Massachusetts to Phelps and Gorham...

“ to Robert Morris.........

Morris to Le Roy, Bayard, & McEvers.
“ Watson, Cragie, & Greenleaf.

“ Andrew Cragie..................

“ Samuel Ogden...................

“ Gerrit Cottinger.................

“ Wilhelm and Jan Willink...

“ Samuel Sterritt..................

“ John B. Church..................

“ Creditors ..1.......................

“ Agents of Holland Co.........

Massachusetts to Settlers..................

Nov. 21,1788
May 11,1791

1792-93
Nov. 7,1787

2,600,000

500.000

87.000

100.000

50.000

50.000

50.000

40.000

150.000

100.000
58,570

3,600,000

230,400

Allegany, Livingston,
Monroe, Ontario,
Schuyler, Steuben,
Wayne, and Yates.

Allegany.

Monroe.

Orleans and Genesee.

Genesee.

Wyoming.

Wyoming and Allegany.

Wyoming & Livingston.

Allegany.

Allegany.

Allegany & Livingston.

Chautauqua, Cattarau¬
gus, Allegany, Wyo¬
ming, Erie, Genesee,
Orleans, and Niagara.

Broome and Tioga.

Phelps and Gorham originally contracted for the whole tract at $1,000,000, payable in a kind of scrip called “ Consolidated
Securities,” then much below par. A rise to par prevented them from fulfilling the agreement.

* In 1801, conveyed in undivided halves to the State of Conn. and Sir Wm. Pulteney, the former using part of her School Fund
in the purchase. Divided by alternate lots in 1811.

« Conveyed in four tracts to the agents of the Holland Co.: viz., 1,500,000,Dec. 24,1792, to Le Roy and Dincklaen; 1,000,000
Feb. 27,1793, to Le Roy, Lincklaen, and Boon; 800,000, July 20,1793, to the same; and 300,000, same date, to Le Roy, Bayard,
and Clarkson.

SUBDIVISION OF MACOMB’S GREAT PURCHASE

In Franklin, St. Lawrence, Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego, and Herkimer Counties.

Tracts.

Patentees.

Date
of Patent.

Acres.

Remarks.

Great Tract No. 1......

“ “ 2......

« “ 3.....

“ “ 4—1
“ “ 5... 1

6...f

Remainder............J

Chassanis Tract........

Black River Tract.....

Boylston Tract.........

Brantingham Tract...

Constable’s Towns.....

Ellisburgh...............

Inman’s Triangle......

Watson’s Tract.........

Daniel McCormick..........

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Alexander Macomb.........

Purchasers.

Pierre Chassanis & Co......

f Harrison, Hoffman, \
\ Low, & Henderson.../

Samuel Ward.................

Wm. Inman...................

James Constable.............

Marvel Ellis..................

Wm. Inman..................

James Watson...............

May 17,1798
May 17,1798
March 3,1795

Jan. 10,1792

Date of Pur¬
chase.
April 12,1793

July 15,1795
Dec. 18,1792
Feb. 20,1793

March’22,’l797
Feb. 20,1793
April —, 1796

821.879

553,020

640.000
f 450,950
J 26,2501
1 74,400
)-

1,368,400J

210.000

290,376

817,155

74,400

'"52,834

25,000

61,433

Twenty-seven towns, Franklin co.

Eighteen towns, St. Lawrence co.

Fifteen “ “ “

Antwerp and Jefferson cos.

Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego, and Herkimer cos.
Jefferson and Lewis cos.

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Jefferson, Oswego, and Lewis, 13 towns.
Greig, Lewis co.

Five towns, Lewis co.

Lewis co.

Leyden and Lewis, Lewis co.

Lewis co.

Chenango Twenty Townships.

Tp.

Acres.

Date of
Patent.

Patentees.

Tp.

Acres.

Date of
Patent.

Patentees.

1

27,187

June 14, 1793

Alexander Webster.

11

26.200

Jan. 28,1793

Leonard M. Cutting.

2

28,245

April 16,1794

William S. Smith.

12

24,185

April 16,1794

Wm. Matlack, sr.

3

24,624

11 «

13

24,218

March 2,1793

Thos. Ludlow and J. Shipperly.

4

24,400

« «

« <<

14

26,030

June 1,1793

Leonard M. Cutting.

5

26,200

tc (C

a a

15

25,335

Dec. 29,1792

« a

6

24,384

March 2,1793

Thos. Ludlow, jr.
Robert C. Livingston.

16

18,713

Feb. 14,1793

John Taylor.

7

24,186

Jan. 31,1793

17

18.068

a a

8

25,780

April 16,1794

William S. Smith.

18

22,565

20,750

May 3,1793

John J. Morgan.

9

24,205

a a

19

a a

a «

10

24,200

Jan. 13,1793

James Talmadge.

20

24,856

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